@Stephen G. Pope , what does your day look like? How do you stay organized and what do you owe to attaining your level of success? This question is for everyone. Let’s give each other the tips to grow and reach our own level of success.

I wanted to thank everyone for their support in the Skool Games. I had a lot of supportive messages, DMs, cheers, comments and congratulations. And many of you joined the No-Code Architects—so you literally made it happen. Not me. Since yesterday when it ended, I've been thinking a lot. And I'll tell you what I've been feeling. Sure I'm excited, but I also fear loss, what if I can't keep it up? Why did some ask for a refund? Why have some already cancelled? How can I make people more happy? How do I keep growing, more, more, more! What if this all falls apart? It's a hole you can't fill. But I've gained just enough experience over the past 5 years (after selling my previous company), to keep a level head about this. Over this time I've had some extreme highs and lows, huge successes and multiple total breakdowns. It took longer than I wanted, but I've learned all the ups and downs were just a result of losing focus, getting ahead of myself, getting a quick win and wanting MORE. Not being OK with where I was, not forging through during a loss. Was 4th place in the June Skool Games a success? absolutely, but it's a just a second in time. If you zoom out it's just a tiny seed that will take time to grow into a something great. Nothing grand has changed in this past month. You have to be patient. It's not about more, more, more, now, now, now. More subscribers, more sales, more success... but instead, it's about the RIGHT mission and vision, serving the RIGHT people and taking the RIGHT actions. Slowly, overtime, one step in front of the other. Yes I'm working hard to improve as quickly as I can. Yes I'm working hard to make the best experience I can for my clients, this community and the No-Code Architects. But it all takes time, the good things take time. That's why digging into a mission and vision is so important—because its bigger than you, it gives you time. It gives you success over any failure given enough time. You can always fall back on the vision when things are going the wrong way.

The big players like Alex Hormozi tell us to give away as much as we can in our content, but somehow we hold back—maybe from fear no one will buy if we do? I'm sure there are many reasons we hold back. Even when I've had YouTube videos do really well (because I gave away a lot) I've reverted back to holding back the next week, time and time again. Until it FINALLY sank in during the Skool games. I've realized I've wasted years trying to hold things back. I could have been 10x closer to my goals had I just given everything I had. I won't make that mistake again, and now I've adopted a very simple strategy. The give away the farm strategy. There are only 2 parts to this strategy. - Make videos that NO ONE ELSE ON EARTH can make - Give away every little detail and step (no gimmicks that force them to buy) It's not easy, it does require deep research and execution within my niche to develop the skills no one else has. And the faith to share without being worried that I'll be taken care of. But I've been given enough real proof that this is the way. BY FAR, my best performing YouTube Video AND Skool Community growth secret is coming from this single YouTube Strategy.

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87... yeah thats right. From one piece of content that was 92 minutes long I was able to extract (auto and manually) 87 pieces and of content. This content was everything from shorts to blog posts to tweets and more. I'm guessing that 87 will be about 50 or 60 solid pieces of content. I've not jumped on Kontent Engine DB™️ yet, but after looking at the time and effort it takes I see Kontent Engine DB™️ in my near future. The content is there... @Stephen G. Pope is the truth. Of the best guru's I've ever followed. It's time!