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06/02/2026

Three kids under five. No corporate marketing experience. Starting from $20/hour in a town where she thought nobody could afford real agency rates.

This week on The After Brief, Reyleigh McKay of ONVI & Co. Social sat down with Lucy, in person. She booked a solo hotel room, put on a bathrobe and ordered a fancy breakfast (no kids) before joining Lucy in the studio to walk us through what actually happened her first 90 days inside Charm Collective.

Month one: hit $5K. Her six-month goal. Done. Now: $8K months, base packages between $1,800 and $2,400, eyeing $10K+ months and joining our Boardroom program.

We talked about raising her prices without burning the relationship with a friend-client, keeping her investment secret from her mom (her family lives on the same street, the transparency is a lot), and the moment she went from “when I’m rich and famous...” to “wait, I actually could be.”

She also had her youngest climbing her leg during a hot seat call and just... picked her up. That’s the real version of this.

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05/28/2026

Fully booked is a milestone.

Not the destination.

We’ve seen 100s of agency owners hit 8 clients/12K MRR and think they’ve made it…

honestly, that was Lucy 7 years ago…

Then once the high wears off they wonder why they’re exhausted, working more hours than they ever did in their 9-5 and are still barely breaking even.

You don’t have a lead problem. You have a margin problem.

Comment CHARM and let’s chat. We’ll audit your business, identify your gaps and show you the path to fill them without having to work more.

Becca told us her 18-month plan felt ambitious. She hit it in 60 days.When she first got on a call with our team, Becca ...
05/27/2026

Becca told us her 18-month plan felt ambitious. She hit it in 60 days.

When she first got on a call with our team, Becca had 8 clients and zero dollars in collected revenue. She had just changed careers and started out with a service-exchange model where most of her clients weren’t paying her in cash. A 22-month-old at home, a husband telling her to slow down, and an 18-month runway to her $30k/mo goal.

60 days later, she hit that goal. Built a team of 4, delegated all client work, and was operating like a true CEO of the business that felt unimaginable just 8 weeks prior.

What changed: we built her a custom roadmap, left the service-exchange model behind, set a $2,200 pricing floor, started selling transformations over deliverables, and gave her an actual sales process instead of the one she’d been improvising. Two weeks in, she hit $16K in monthly revenue. By month two, she was at the finish line she’d given herself a year and a half to reach.

Your goals aren’t too ambitious. Your timeline isn’t unrealistic. Becca did it. So can you.

Comment CHARM and let’s get moving.

05/26/2026

You hired someone to take things off your plate. Now you’re re-doing their work at midnight and still can’t pay yourself.

That’s not a hiring problem. That’s a scaling problem, and it has a very specific diagnosis.
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LGS coach Kaitlyn Ash and I sat down to talk about the three things that break first between $10K and $30K months, and every single one of them is fixable if you catch it early enough.

We get into the identity shift that hits the moment you go from solo operator to actual leader (and why so many women resist it), what “swipe and pray” budgeting actually costs you at scale, and why the system that got you to $10K will absolutely not get you to $30-50K.

I remember asking my bookkeeper how much I could pay myself when I was making $18K a month. She told me I couldn’t pay myself anything. That was the wake-up call.

This episode is for anyone who feels like they’re doing everything right and still can’t get traction past that ceiling. Comment POD and we’ll send you the link🎙️

05/22/2026

May is looking 🔥😅🤑

If you’re building a marketing agency and ready to stop trading time for money, you know what to do 💚 comment CHARM below and let’s chat

Comment UPSELL and I’ll send you the audit we use to find money already sitting inside your client roster.3 conversation...
05/21/2026

Comment UPSELL and I’ll send you the audit we use to find money already sitting inside your client roster.

3 conversations this week. All with women charging $3,600, $5,000, and $7,500/mo. All undercharging.

L pays her team 40% of the client retainer. Charges in USD, pays in GBP, dips into personal savings every month to cover the gap. She’s funding her own business out of her bank account.

C had a $3,600/mo client eating 70+ hours a month. That’s $51/hr for a CEO with overhead, a team, and taxes. The client loved her, grew 2x, sung her praises. The math still wasn’t viable. Her nervous system paid the difference.

A third owner charges $5,000/mo for an account that nets $1,200 in profit. The other $3,800 disappears into payroll, software, ads. She came on the call ready to drop the client. We told her to 3x the price and pitch it again.

You can be undercharging at any rate. $1,500. $5,000. $15,000. The invoice number tells you nothing. The math underneath it does.

Most agency owners never run that math. So they go hunt new clients instead of repricing the ones already paying them.

G. went from $9K to $18K/mo in two weeks. Same clients. She stopped giving away work she was already doing.

Comment UPSELL and the audit is yours 🍀

05/20/2026

iykyk 💚

05/19/2026

She had a company car, a company credit card, and a six-figure salary at a Fortune 500 beauty brand.

Her life looked perfect on the outside. Her gut was telling her something different.

Taylor Wilson, founder of Moonwater Media, left all of it. Took six weeks of medical leave with no plan. Cut her salary in half. Worked four jobs. Invested $6K she didn’t have when everyone around her was skeptical.

Two years later: $28K/month, a team of three, and a business that runs without her.

This episode covers the origin story, the identity work, the moment she upsold her old boss into becoming a client, and the advice that wraps it all up: be delusional. Make it work before you’re ready.

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Fully booked & still broke? You have a business structure problem, not a work ethic problem.You’re busy every single day...
05/18/2026

Fully booked & still broke?

You have a business structure problem, not a work ethic problem.

You’re busy every single day. The calendar is full. The clients are real. But your bank account? That’s telling a completely different story..

Three things are likely happening at once:

1. Your rates are built on time, not value. Every hour you work caps your ceiling.

2. Your overhead is eating your revenue. Most agency owners have no idea what their actual profit margin is after tools, contractors, and subscriptions.

3. You’re doing $20/hour tasks at $2,000/month pricing. You’re the bottleneck. And you’re paying yourself like an employee, not like the CEO running this thing.

Being fully booked is a milestone, not the destination.

Being fully booked at the right price, with the right clients, doing the right work.. that’s the business.

This is one of the first things we fix inside of Charm Collective.

Comment CHARM and I’ll send you the details. 🍀

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