I work in sales at the moment until I start making online. I sell pest control and other ancillary services and TODAY I CLOSED MY BIGGEST DEAL EVER. I got a termite contract for an apartment complex for $26,142 This was in my pipeline for a month before I saw it come to fruition. It took presenting this to the board of directors and constant follow up to make it happen. If you’ve got any sales tips to share I’m all ears👇

Let’s get real—what’s the biggest thing holding you back right now? By sharing, we can support each other, find solutions, and maybe even learn we’re not alone in our struggles. Looking forward to hearing what you’re working through so we can push forward together!

There was a moment in my life when I realized I couldn’t keep going the way I was. I was addicted to vaping and weed, and had no direction. The thought of staying that way forever horrified me. The idea that I might have to work at Walmart when I’m 75 was enough to shake me to my core. I knew that no one was coming to save me—I had to take control of my life. Quitting wasn’t easy. The withdrawals were brutal. But even more challenging than the physical cravings was the mental battle. I had to change the way I saw myself. I was no longer someone who vapes. I was no longer someone who doesn’t have money or who lets unhealthy habits control my life. I made a choice to stop identifying with the version of me that was holding me back. That was the moment my life changed. Through a complete identity shift, I became someone who takes action based on my new values and beliefs, rather than being ruled by old habits. It wasn’t long before I saw small wins—like being one of the top sales reps in my region for months in a row. More recently, I’ve been building my Skool community where I get to help others that are stuck like I was. The truth is, I became a different person—one who is disciplined, consistent, creative, and on the path to success. This transformation has helped me become better with money, and I’m steadily working towards my goal of becoming affluent. Now, I want to help others make that same shift. I’ve guided other sales reps to step outside their comfort zones, and I know that the key to true success lies in changing the way you see yourself. I’m passionate about helping others shift their identity so they can become high-performing individuals—people who make more money and live with purpose. I’m very grateful to say I received 1 on 1 guidance early in my career from a multi-millionaire who taught me the importance of discipline and mental toughness. I have notebooks full of teachings that I will be passing down in this community.

Hey everyone! Let’s talk about SMART goals—a powerful way to turn your big ideas into actionable steps that lead to success. Whether you’re trying to grow your business, shift your mindset, or develop a new habit, SMART goals help you stay focused and on track. Here’s a quick breakdown of how to set a SMART goal: S – Specific Your goal should be clear and well-defined. Instead of “I want to make more money,” try “I want to increase my monthly income by $2,000 through my side business.” M – Measurable How will you track progress? Set measurable steps so you know when you’re hitting milestones. For example, “I’ll make $500 in the first month, $1,000 in the second, and $2,000 by month three.” A – Achievable Make sure your goal is realistic. It should stretch you but still be attainable. Ask yourself: do I have the resources and time to reach this? If not, adjust. R – Relevant Your goal should align with your bigger picture. Ask: why does this goal matter? If increasing income helps you leave your 9-5 or invest in your business, it’s relevant. T – Time-bound Set a deadline to keep you accountable. Whether it’s a daily, weekly, or monthly goal, putting a timeframe on it creates urgency. Example: “I will hit my $2,000 goal by the end of the third month.” 💥 Action Step: Set one SMART goal for yourself this week! Drop it in the comments below, and let’s keep each other accountable to hit those goals.

Community Guidelines for Creator Fuel 🚀 Welcome to Creator Fuel! To make sure everyone gets the most out of this community, please follow these simple guidelines: 1. Stay Positive & Supportive We’re here to grow, learn, and push ourselves. Keep all interactions respectful and encouraging. This is a space for positivity, constructive feedback, and collaboration. 2. Take Action This community thrives on action. Participate in challenges, share your progress, and hold yourself accountable. The more you engage, the more you’ll grow. 3. No Self-Promotion Creator Fuel is about providing value to others, not selling. Feel free to share your experiences, but avoid direct promotion of products, services, or links. Focus on learning and contributing. 4. Ask for Help & Give Back If you have questions, don’t hesitate to ask. We’re here to help each other succeed. At the same time, if you can help someone else with advice or experience, jump in and share! 5. Respect Different Journeys Everyone’s path is different. Whether you’re just starting out or far along, be respectful of where others are on their journey. We grow together! Let’s make this a place of growth, action, and success. We’re excited to see what you’ll achieve! 💥 #FuelYourSuccess