Share your story
I’m submitting this story not because it’s extraordinary, but because it’s real. Financially, the work I’ve done through EPM has already paid for itself many times over — in fact, I’ve made more than **10x my initial investment**, and that number is still growing. What matters more to me, though, is *how* it happened.
This past period was not smooth or linear. I had a personal emergency when my mother underwent heart surgery. The good news is that the surgery went well. The harder part is that it completely derailed the momentum I was building toward launching my product. My focus, capacity, and emotional bandwidth were stretched thin at a time when consistency really mattered.
What I *did* manage to do was come back to discipline.
I returned to daily outreach of chatterboxing.
I stayed in reporting and accountability.
I kept taking small, practical steps instead of disappearing.
From that — unexpectedly — a high-ticket client came in.
It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t part of a polished launch. It came from staying in action, even imperfectly. And at a moment when every euro truly counted, that sale gave me room to breathe.
What I want to acknowledge most is the **container**.
EPM and Momentum have shown me the power of being surrounded by people who normalize effort, encourage consistency, and cheer you on when you’re down — not just when things look good. That’s why I chose to sign up for a full year of Momentum coaching. I can feel that in 2026, having that kind of structure, accountability, and encouragement is exactly what I need to rebuild momentum and keep going.
I’m learning to celebrate my wins daily — and there are more of them than I used to notice.
This story isn’t about perfection.
It’s about courage, discipline, and continuing to put one step in front of the other — even when life interrupts your plans.
With gratitude,
**Maria Kellis**
What's been the biggest change in your business?
i am restarting to be in action
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
i have been able to pay for a lot of the expenses for my mother that i have no idea how i could have taken care of otherwise
What's your biggest takeaway from EPM?
imperfect action
What's now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
i keep looking for that front door