ProjectME with Tiffany Carter – Entrepreneurship & Millionaire Mindset
Sep 1, 2026 · 51 min · 12 segments
If your business feels stagnant, you're struggling to get it off the ground, or you're simply not where you thought you'd be by now, four months is enough time to change the trajectory. In this…
Here's what I would do if I had four months and I needed to take my business, accelerate it, maybe it's been stagnant, maybe I'm starting it from scratch, maybe it's worse than stagnant, maybe my sales are way fucking down for the year.
That's part of the problem with a lot of you multi-passionate, neuro spicy fucking insanies, okay? You're my fellow crazies.
My grounded Virgo ass is what saves me and why I'm able to corral the crazies and the crazy of your mind, 'cause I understand you.
It's like, "Oh, well, I talked about it for two weeks and no one bought it, so it must, it must be too expensive.
This must not be working." You're not fucking talking about it enough, and you're not talking about it with messaging that makes people, compels them, not convinces them, to buy it.
You are trying to give someone a Christmas present in birthday wrapping paper.
The gift inside of it is good, but it's confusing, it's off-putting, it's an...
it feels weird to people and they almost don't even wanna take the gift that's in front of them because it's like, "What the fuck is this?" Okay? Sometimes it's, comes down to even how you've named the damn thing.
I have these, like, super niche gifts, and then everything else I'm fucking terrible at.
But the things I'm good at, I'm really good at, and thankfully they're things that make me a shit ton of money, and make you a lot of money, so we're gonna leverage those.
I want you to look at what you already have, and if you're newer, you're gonna pick one thing you're gonna sell and ask, "How do I get as many people as possible paying attention to this offer?" Because one of the biggest mistakes I see entrepreneurs making when sales aren't where they want them to be is immediately assuming That it is the offer, it is the algorithm, it is the price.
Here's what I would do if I had four months and I needed to take my business, accelerate it, maybe it's been stagnant, maybe I'm starting it from scratch, maybe it's worse than stagnant, maybe my sales are way fucking down for the year.
That's part of the problem with a lot of you multi-passionate, neuro spicy fucking insanies, okay? You're my fellow crazies.
My grounded Virgo ass is what saves me and why I'm able to corral the crazies and the crazy of your mind, 'cause I understand you.
It's like, "Oh, well, I talked about it for two weeks and no one bought it, so it must, it must be too expensive.
This must not be working." You're not fucking talking about it enough, and you're not talking about it with messaging that makes people, compels them, not convinces them, to buy it.
You are trying to give someone a Christmas present in birthday wrapping paper.
The gift inside of it is good, but it's confusing, it's off-putting, it's an...
it feels weird to people and they almost don't even wanna take the gift that's in front of them because it's like, "What the fuck is this?" Okay? Sometimes it's, comes down to even how you've named the damn thing.
I have these, like, super niche gifts, and then everything else I'm fucking terrible at.
But the things I'm good at, I'm really good at, and thankfully they're things that make me a shit ton of money, and make you a lot of money, so we're gonna leverage those.
I want you to look at what you already have, and if you're newer, you're gonna pick one thing you're gonna sell and ask, "How do I get as many people as possible paying attention to this offer?" Because one of the biggest mistakes I see entrepreneurs making when sales aren't where they want them to be is immediately assuming That it is the offer, it is the algorithm, it is the price.
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