28-Day Whatnot Selling Challenge – Week 3 Update

Published on 25 February 2026 at 13:55

Week three of the 28-day Whatnot selling challenge is complete.

That’s now 21 days of going live in a row. At this point, the routine is locked in, and this week was about engagement, confidence, and connection.

How This Week Felt

Felt like a turning point. Being on camera started to feel comfortable instead of intimidating. Talking flowed more naturally, filling gaps no longer felt awkward, and interacting with viewers became genuine rather than forced. Instead of worrying about what to say next, I could focus on the conversation and the experience.

The confidence gained from going live every day really began to show. Repetition removed the nerves. Each session built on the last, and I started trusting myself to handle whatever came up—questions, quiet moments, or unexpected interactions. What once felt uncomfortable now felt familiar.

This week was when I realized how powerful daily exposure can be. The more I showed up, the more natural everything became. I wasn’t trying to be “on camera” anymore—I was just being myself. That shift made a huge difference, not only in how I felt, but in how viewers engaged with the stream.

Week 3 proved that confidence isn’t something you wait for—it’s something you build through action. And once that confidence clicks, everything else starts to level up with it.

What Worked

A few engagement-focused changes helped:

  • Acknowledging every new viewer as they joined

  • Repeating item details for late arrivals

  • Asking simple questions to keep chat active

  • Keeping energy up even on quieter shows

Returning viewers made a noticeable difference this week, helping create momentum during the shows.

What Didn’t (or Needs Work)

There are still areas to improve:

  • Energy dipped on back-to-back days

  • Some shows started slower than others

  • Balancing talking and moving items can still improve

These are small refinements rather than big problems.

Key Lessons from Week 3

This week reinforced that:

  • Confidence comes from repetition

  • Engagement improves when you slow down and connect

  • Quiet shows are still valuable practice

Focus for Week 4

The final week is about staying consistent under pressure and finishing the challenge strong, even when tired.

Three weeks down — I’ll be sharing the final update next week. Follow along to see how the challenge finishes.

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