it's okay to refund/ban clients you don't want to work with. consider it an investment in your peace of mind, and a way to hone in your niche. just for context: we only work with clients we know we can get results for. typically, our best clients are Contentpreneurs who want to upload content and get high ticket clients, like Tori (video below). and our entire goal with each client is to get a success story from them to prove that what we do actually works. ideally $10,000/month within 90 days. but sometimes it's less, and sometimes it's a lot more. but after my first 1 on 1 session with this client today i knew I could not get him results. his mindset was the exact opposite of my top clients. so i straight up told him: "dude I'm going to have to end this conversation now, send you back your money, and end this relationship." he was surprised. he asked me to explain why. here's why i ended the relationship and refunded him: 1) this client could not answer simple questions like: "what do you need help with right now?" instead he would laugh hysterically and say: "I don't f**king know!" i asked him a few more simple questions like this and he kept giving me the same answer as above. 2) he openly (and proudly) refused to take responsibility for his actions. he would say "it's on you to make sure this works, Ted, not me!" 3) he asked me for a guarantee that would say: "Make $20,000/month within 90 days despite not having an offer, not having an audience, and not having any online experience or your money back!" he could not wrap his head around the fact that my team & I can't control what actions he takes. and even if we could hypothetically control everything he did... we can't control what his prospects are going to do 😂 if people are going to pay him... that's on them. not him, and not us.

I paid $1,000 for a 1 on 1 with a Hollywood screenwriter - want the private recording? Michael Hauge is the GOAT when it comes to Hollywood stories & works with big names like Will Smith to help them write more profitable stories. I recently hired Michael for a 1 hour Zoom to make my webinar story stronger and... Although I never planned on releasing the recording (I'm not even sure I'm allowed to...) if you DM me: "HOLLYWOOD", I'll DM you back with the link. If you want to make your story stronger, this private call will give you insights you won't be able to find anywhere else on the internet... Best, Ted 'Hollywood' Carr

Hey Gang🤙🏾, I was speaking to another one of our brilliant minds inside this amazing community and was curious to see if I should mention my offer inside of my freebie. As of yet, I haven't made the freebie available as Im still making some minor adjustments. My reasoning for not including it initially is because I just wanted to give away something for free that adds value...no pitch, no offer, no strings attached. How would you approach it??

We brainstormed together! And instead of allowing Jessica to think about what SHE wanted to sell or help people with (music), I had her first think about what the market is already buying, and what end result they're already paying for. Then we found a way to fit her passions (music) into that. When brainstorming an offer, it's always wise to start with the end result of the customer in mind... DO NOT START WITH YOUR PASSIONS. Find a way to fit your passions in after. Just sell what's already selling. You can add your own unique original twists in after. Want to dive deep and become an offer creation master? Read this. Want help crafting your offer? Show up to these free Offer Clarity calls which we host every week.

Want to hang out & work together in person? The fastest way to get ahead in life/business is to hang around people who already have what you want. And this is why I'm hosting these in-person business mastermind experiences every month for you. The first one was in California, the last one was in Vancouver Canada... But where should we host the next one in July? Vote below and also comment below with a "ME" if you wanna come :)