Imposter Syndrome

In the last episode, “Free Money,” I talked about how much easier it is to make money on Flip, than it is on any other platform . Be sure to follow me there, as that’s where I’ll be hosting all my raffles moving forward. While the platform makes things easier, there are still a lot of spam pages and bots, so I’m changing how I handle the raffle process. In “9506,” I mentioned wanting to connect with entrepreneurs for interviews and promotional opportunities. I’ve created a way to sign up through my Etsy shop, where the fees help cover custom merch and the promotion of your business. A new link will be available soon. Despite the challenges I faced over the last week, I still managed to run a raffle for my followers on Flip. In this episode, I’m talking about imposter syndrome. In today’s world, where we rely so heavily on social media to grow our brands, why does it still feel so hard to get ahead online? We have friends and family on social media, but they don’t always show support. We post, promote, and engage, yet we’re still not “making it.” Meanwhile, people who seem to offer nothing to society are blowing up. Why is that? It comes down to us—and the people we keep around us. Sometimes, those closest to us don’t want to see us win… until we already have. I also have some big news coming, but it won’t be ready until the next episode. In the meantime, the easiest way to place orders or message me is through Telegram You can also check out my Etsy shop for custom items. Proceeds go toward supplies, advertising, supporting other entrepreneurs, and giving back to our supporters through raffles. If you’re interested in an interview to boost your online presence, feel free to reach out via email at [email protected]. Thanks for your continued support! The visual is available here.