Thanks Kurt. Good to be reminded of this.

Go for it. In the meantime Rob has content on YouTube around this.

Keep us posted @Carl Sarfi ☑️ Here’s to your success 🥇

Good grief. Respect is due and given. The universe rewards positive energy providing extraordinary value. Well done Shelby ✨

This is interesting. I'm an agency of one - for now - but do not relish the thought of staying that way. But, like sharing a room in your house, it would have to be the right person. I guess you could list your strengths and weaknesses and try and find someone who complements you. Or perhaps go by star signs 😁 In the past I have taken the Wealth Dynamics Test https://wealthdynamics.geniusu.com/ which tests whether you fall into one of 8 categories: Accumulator, Lord, Mechanic, Creator, Star, Supporter, Dealmaker or Trader. Curiously after a lifetime in IT (geek!) it turns out I am in fact a Creator (if you put much store in these tests) which explains that despite the fact that I'm not really good at it (just good enough - not exceptional) I excelled over 30 years by being 'creative' in a traditionally non-creative space. A 'people' person perhaps? Also, if you check your profile here in Skool you will see an option for your Myers Briggs score, which is another personality test (that I have not taken yet but will soon). The creator of Skool has seen fit to include it so I assume it must hold value to Sam Owens. https://www.themyersbriggs.com/ Q: would taking a personality test help with finding a business partner or is it BS?

@Kurt Lohmann I know of a couple of guys that partnered. They split the workload into sales & fulfilment, each liked one and hated the other so that was a good fit. So even though your skills overlap, perhaps you could just see what you like / don't like doing?