Hi @Mariah Coz - I’m in Evergreen Everyday- over the last year or so I’ve completely pivoted and am creating a $9 membership for women who want to watercolor paint- it’s really for newbies who don’t think they are artistic, don’t know where to start, or don’t want to paint alone- and frankly the primary goal is to build a community not teaching. I am a little more than a beginner and taking classes for more advanced painting techniques. My goal is to create classes that I could sell as add ons. My questions are- do I need a “lower priced” low ticket offer- or is the membership the low ticket? The only other thing I can think of is a free several day email sequence with easy techniques to start with? Would love suggestions! If this is my low ticket - would love more suggestions on what could be added since I’m not really at a teaching level yet? Thank you so much in advance!

I'm really enjoying the Evergreen Everyday course, especially the mindset section. A few parts really stood out to me. First, the concept of 'Screw It Equals More Sales' really resonated with me. As someone who values excellence and perfection, I tend to be quick at executing despite those priorities. For instance, I was working on my evergreen funnel recently, which includes videos. Initially, I found myself thinking, "I need to get my hair done before I shoot these videos." But instead of making excuses or waiting, I pushed forward and created slideshow-style videos. In that moment, I embraced the 'Screw It, Let's Get This Money' mindset, and it was a game-changer for me. Another section I absolutely loved was the idea of having 'The Audacity to Be Annoying.' I used to only email my list when I was launching something. It wasn't until this year that I started consistently sending an audio newsletter every Monday and going live on YouTube every Wednesday. The concept of being unapologetically persistent made me realize I should be sending more emails and increasing my touchpoints—daily if needed! While I’ve always been comfortable selling more, I struggled with the idea of being annoying outside of launches. This training shifted my mindset to embrace being 'annoying' all the time, not just during launches. The part that took this training over the top for me was the video on unsubscribes. OMG, I’m so grateful you addressed it! You're the first person I've seen talk about unsubscribes in this way. I used to hesitate to send emails outside of launches because I feared losing subscribers. But this year, as I’ve become more consistent, I’ve lost a lot of subscribers—and I’m totally okay with it now. Like you said, it's about keeping the people who love the UnCloned® brand and not worrying about those who are bothered. This mindset has given me so much freedom, and I'm ready to go even harder. Let's light this up! Thank you so much for putting together this incredible training.

Where do I find the schedule of events? I looked but I can't find it. Sorry if it's published somewhere and I missed it.

Well, not a win for building my site, being consistent with content, or getting new clients BUT still a win for my business. I just cancelled or deferred or converted $164 per MONTH...RECURRING! And I have a few more memberships I may end. This past weekend I went through my YNAB for all my courses and memberships. For one group, I've been a member since 2017 (!) and I asked if I could just have Lifetime Member status. They're going to talk about it and get back to me, but they think yes. Another membership I will eventually use but it's not the right material for me at this time in my business, so I'm putting my membership on hold until May 15, 2025 and I'll re-evaluate then. Then the last two memberships I just cancelled because I literally never log in. (Don't worry, I'm staying here.) :-) Ideally, you're only using one card or one account for your business and keeping all your transactions separate. Take a few moments and go through your charges and see what else you can cancel. It feels good. And now I know I'm paying for what I'm actually using and not paying for things that stress me out because I'm trying to find the time but I can't.

In my world, the ultimate luxury is not a fancy car (though those are fun), designer clothes (though I love a good vintage find!), or how many "figures" you make a month. To me? The ultimate luxury is a clear and spacious calendar. It's the #1 thing I optimize my business around (well, the clear calendar and profit!) THIS is the ultimate luxury. THIS is the flex. THIS is freedom. There are plenty of other people shouting about their "100k months" and first class life - but if you saw their calendars, you'd see 10-15 hours per week spent on zoom, another 10 hours in meetings, endless sales calls and a solid 50 hours behind the screen. If that's your jam, that's cool - but in this season of my life, I value TIME above all else. I want ultimate time freedom, and the resources to enjoy it! So I can skip work on a random Thursday to go to the art museum and wander around the coast instead (which I did this week!) So I can drop everything to help a friend in need. So I can decide at 1 pm on a Tuesday, I wanna spend the afternoon in the bath watching bad TV. So yes, I've built a multi-million dollar business, helped over 16,000+ clients and students, landed on the Inc 5000 and have been hired by the biggest names in this industry. Which is all great... But doing it all with a clear and spacious calendar? That is something I'm really freaking proud of. If you wanna build a business like that, ​Profit Architecture​ is exactly what you're looking for. We give you the practical tools to: ❤️ Go async with your programs and delivery, so you aren't spending hours on zoom if you don't want to ❤️ Completely systematize your sales process, so you can enroll premium clients without any sales calls ❤️ Go evergreen with your courses and products, so you aren't live launching every single month ❤️ Make it easy for people to buy multiple things from you with a profitable product suite, so you can turn $20 sales into $2,000 sales seamlessly