08/15/2026
I almost walked away.
Yes… ME! 😅
I was so skeptical that I actually printed a refund form and signed it. I kept texting my coach, Aprille, and my mentor, Kimbee, asking questions and saying:
“What if this is just another scam?” 😂
I questioned everything.
But deep inside, something kept telling me:
“What if you don’t give yourself a chance?”
I am a garderie owner here in Quebec, Canada. I have a good career, a good-paying job, and I take care of six beautiful children.
I also work part-time on weekends.
So, honestly, I wasn’t looking for a magic solution or an overnight-success story.
But at 48 years old, I started thinking differently.
I realized that I don’t only want to work hard for today.
I want to build more options for my future.
I want more time with my family.
I want more flexibility.
I want to create something that can continue growing alongside my career.
Because life can be unpredictable, and I didn’t want my future to depend only on two paycheques.
I wanted more options. More security. A better future for myself and my family—here in Canada and back home in the Philippines. ❤️
And one of my biggest dreams is to one day help schools and students studying in remote areas of Kalinga. 🇵🇭
MY STORY STARTED ABOUT 3 MONTHS AGO…
I saw an advertisement on Facebook about this opportunity on Kimbee’s timeline.
She is also an Ilocana like me, so I sent her a message asking how the business worked.
And OMG… ang dami-dami kong questions! 😂
I had so many doubts and negative thoughts.
“Scam ba ito?”
“Is this really real?”
“Can I actually do this?”
I kept researching.
I watched videos.
I read posts.
I looked at other people’s experiences.
And little by little, I became curious.
Finally, I asked Kimbee to send me the information.
I watched the video until the end.
Then I decided to take the first step and paid $149 to get started.
But guess what happened?
My “SCAM!” alarm came back again! 😂
So I became quiet and continued researching.
I watched more testimonials and learned more about how the business works.
Then one day I told my mentor:
“Okay… I’m ready. Let’s do this!”
Coach Aprille called me, explained the next steps, and I got started.
But my stubborn head said:
“NOPE! I WANT A REFUND!” 😂
I actually printed the refund form, signed it, and sent it to my mentor.
I even called the company in Toronto to cancel my account.
They told me it was cancelled.
But after a few days…
I started thinking again.
I called back.
And I decided to reactivate my account.
The person on the phone said something like:
“Okay, your account is activated again. Good luck with your business!”
And here I am today. ❤️
Still learning.
Still asking questions.
Still being makulit because I’m not naturally good with computers. 😂
But slowly…
I AM LEARNING.
And that’s one thing I love about this journey.
I don’t have to know everything on Day 1.
The training is there.
The system is there.
The community is there.
And most importantly, there are people willing to help.
I have learned that sometimes the biggest obstacle isn’t that we are incapable.
Sometimes…
we are simply afraid to begin.
And today, after taking that first step, I received my first cheque! 🥹❤️
For me, it’s not just about the cheque.
It’s proof that I finally gave myself permission to try.
It’s proof that I didn’t let fear make the decision for me.
And I’m still at the beginning of my journey.
I’m not here to tell you that success happens overnight.
It doesn’t.
I’m learning that building something takes consistency, patience, willingness to learn, and taking action even when you’re uncomfortable.
I tried different things before.
I had doubts.
I almost quit.
But I kept learning.
And I’m grateful that I gave myself another chance.
YOUR FEAR WILL NEVER CHANGE YOUR FUTURE.
BUT YOUR DECISION TO LEARN, GROW, AND TAKE ACTION CAN. ❤️
If you’re reading this and you’re also afraid to start something new, I understand you.
I was exactly like you.
Ask questions.
Do your research.
Learn.
Take your time.
And if you decide to start, be willing to learn and put in the work.
Because sometimes the opportunity isn’t the problem…
Maybe we just haven’t allowed ourselves to learn how yet.
At 48, I’m learning something new.
And if I can learn it… why can’t you? ❤️
If I could learn it, why not you?
