Remember the person you envisioned at the beginning of this series–the person who was truly successful on social media? You already are that successful content creator.

Prioritize creating sendable content on Instagram and creating searchable content for TikTok.

Here’s a fast way to grow on Instagram right now. IG Stories: Less is more. IG DMs: Slide into those DMs.

Does standing out on social media feel nearly impossible? There’s a hack for that. Try using the “Creator Search Insights” on TikTok.

There is ONE thing killing your content. And guess what? You can fix it in three seconds. It’s your hook! If you’re getting low views, it’s likely because the first three seconds are not captivating enough.

I'd like you to imagine something. Your content blows up. People know who you are. Selling is easy. You love what you're creating. And your confidence? It's at an all-time high. Everything is falling into place. If it feels like this reality is far away, just know, it’s actually not. In fact, it is so possible.

After completing the 6th round of PBA, many of our students shared with us, “I want more accountability.” So, Anna and I rolled up our sleeves and got to work. We came up with a plan. We saw everyone staying on track and keeping up with the curriculum. We were so excited…. was it working!?

Seeing their faces light up always made me smile. It felt like we were doing something truly special. So, when we decided to create the PBA community, I couldn't help but wonder… What is the best way to integrate live, personalized coaching into our program? Live coaching has always been a game-changer for our students.

My Instagram followers were mostly friends from high school and college, and it felt like the same 15 people were liking my posts. I felt like I couldn’t talk to my friends about this because none of them were creating content, and I had this hunch they might not understand. Then, I joined PBA. And life would never be the same.

Before we launched the PBA community, we hosted something called “The PBA Challenge” - students would share 3-5 pieces of content they had never shared before. We were in awe of them. But what truly blew us away, was the support the students showed each other—pep talks, feedback, and heartfelt encouragement. They motivated each other.