Hi, all! Getting into this habit of posting here. 😁 Sharing that I just finished a workshop today (this is the first time I held this workshop) and I'm glad to say that 5 out of 6 attended live! Also grateful that there was good engagement. Thank You, Lord! 😊

Hi everyone! Finished creating my ad copy along with the accompanying image, would appreciate feedback below: _______________________________________________________________________________________________ If you’ve been struggling to “be yourself” around other people this might be why: You filter what to say in your head before you say it, and when you come up with a reply you label as passable for you, the topic has already moved on and you’re left behind. Worse yet, you start criticizing yourself for your behavior, your posture, and your body language. Cue becoming even more self-conscious of being awkward, and you become quiet even more. It may be hard to believe, but there’s actually nothing wrong with you. Everything that goes through your head in that process is natural and serves a purpose. But! Other people don’t act the same way because they aren’t putting as much pressure on themselves to socialize, and so don’t end up going into the mental “feedback loop of hell” that you do. What would it look like if you allowed yourself to slow down, go easy on yourself, and allowed room to make mistakes? Imagine even as a social novice, you can tap into another part of yourself that gets to actually have FUN being with others without forcing yourself. How? I’m in the process of preparing an exclusive training for people who want to be more expressive relating to others, connect on a deeper level, and most of all, communicate in a way that is assertive, relatable, and engaging. If this is something that you’re looking for, sign up and join the upcoming training the link below! *insert link*

Hi, @Kassy Pajarillo. Here's the screen share of my FB ads. Couldn't do it on Loom because the updated version is no longer compatible with my laptop, so I did it on Zoom instead. Not sure if this is what I was supposed to show. 😁