(easy read I promise) 😉 This isn't just numbers. It's opportunity. Why??? • 75% are already profitable • Owners are retiring • Most buyers don't know how to do this The old way people built businesses was: - Start from scratch ⚒️ - Struggle for years 😔 - Maybe succeed 🤷🏾 But now? You can businesses with existing profits, day 1 cash flow, and proven systems. (jeez that sounds easier) Most think you need: • MBA • Millions in cash • Years of experience You don't. So what do you actually need to buy a business? • W2 income (keeps you stable) • Basic business sense • Right guidance How to win: 1. Learn acquisition framework 2. Build your buy criteria 3. Find motivated sellers 4. Structure smart deals 5. Take over operations The opportunity is massive BECAUSE there's so little competition. The timing is perfect. But wait.....that's assuming you: - Know what to buy - Know how to buy it - Know how to run it Which honestly? That's the part that gets most people stuck. Tomorrow evening, Patrice has invited me to go live and share my story. So I've blocked off this hour to give you the step-by-step formula to buying your first business. Take 2025 and make it yours! Grab your spot here >>> https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89844965058?pwd=yOzWxko55j1VGZVLOJQaCXjabCenlb.1 P.S. We only have 100 seats total available and this message is being shared with over 2,000 people. So if you’re serious about building a portfolio, I’d recommend logging on a minute early ;)

🙉 Wow 🌟. Just finished watching @Patrice Moore ’s Skool Story, and I’m floored. Here’s a 22-year-old who had no clients, no clear skills, and no backup plan—and she built a $30K/month business in just six months. No magic formula. Just relentless hard work and a refusal to settle. 💡Here’s what hit me the hardest💡: 1️⃣ START MESSY, START NOW Patrice didn’t wait until she “felt ready.” - She took risks. - Said “yes” before she knew how to do something. - Figured it out as she went. Her first copywriting gig? She wasn’t even sure what “good copy” looked like. But she dove in, delivered, and learned. 🛠️Lesson: Waiting for perfection = waiting forever. Start messy. 2️⃣ Borrow Confidence Feeling unsure? Get around people who inspire you. Patrice invested $1,000 into @Ted Carr ’s Skool program before she had any income. Why? To get proximity to successful people. That proximity fueled her belief. 🤝Lesson: Borrow belief from those further ahead. It’s worth every penny. 3️⃣ HARD WORK BEATS TALENT Patrice’s secret weapon wasn’t a special skill. It was her work ethic. She pulled 16-hour days. No weekends. No breaks. All-in. 🔥Quote: "I don’t have any advantage or special skill, but I can work really freaking hard." That hit me. 4️⃣ NICHE DOWN and OWN It She tried being everything to everyone. It didn’t work. The breakthrough came when she niched down into copywriting. It wasn’t forever, but it was for right now. 🎯Lesson: You’re not married to your niche. Pick one thing. Go all-in. Adjust later. 5️⃣ GET INTO THE RIGHT ROOMS Skool wasn’t just a platform for her; it was a gateway. - She met mentors. - She joined events. - She absorbed success stories that stretched her vision. And she borrowed their energy to fuel her climb. 🚪Lesson: Success multiplies in the right environment. ♾️WHY THIS RESONATES What Patrice’s story shows is that: - You don’t need a perfect plan to start. - Surrounding yourself with winners shifts everything. - Hard work can take you places talent alone never will.

Here's the truth... The first 3 lines of your FB ad will either make or break your campaign's success. Because let's be honest: If your headline doesn't catch attention... And your hook isn't strong enough... The ad becomes TOTALLY useless! 🗑️ Here's the exact formula I use to write scroll stopping headlines & hooks: ✅ PEEK → POKE → PROMISE 1. PEEK: Share a specific result that creates curiosity "We helped a tired business coach 3X her community engagement in just 47 days..." 1. POKE: Highlight the gap between where they are and where they want to be "...while most Skool owners are still struggling to get members to even like their posts." 1. PROMISE: Show them the bridge to their desired outcome "Inside, I'm sharing the exact 3-part framework we used (including our engagement triggers, messaging templates, and member activation sequence)." Why my example and the 3Ps formula work: - The specific number (47 days) makes it feel more real than if I were to say '50 days' - The contrast creates FOMO - You're promising a proven system, not generic tips - The language qualifies the audience (Skool owners) - It addresses a universal pain point (engagement) Just try this copywriting formula for your next ad. Or even better... Test it against your current copy and watch your cost per lead drop 👊 What was the last ad that made YOU stop scrolling and click? P.S. Sometimes the best hooks come from our own scrolling habits! 😉

As copywriters, we feel a bit of doubt every day. We all had thoughts: - "I'm not smart" - "I'm not good enough" - "So-and-so is better than me" Doubt often paralyzes us: We think - "what if?" - "What if things don't go as I planned?" - "What if I disappoint my client?" - "What if he doesn't respond?" Or we have friends or loved ones who will remind us of our shortcomings: "What makes you think you can do that?" "If it's such a good idea, how come someone else hasn't done it?" "That will never work." These words become so loud that we stop taking action. We feel hopeless and can't make a significant change; this is how we will live the rest of our lives. NO! you can make a change. You just need to find a strong reason "why?". What is the next step to this? Ask yourself: 1. Have someone ever done this remotely close to what I want to do? 2. Have people who say "that will never work" tried it? Are they experts on what works and what doesn't? 3. Do you want to keep listening to them and live a life like they want, not like you want? after all, it's your life... Create a list of wants and don't wants. Start with don't wants first. For example: I don’t want to work a meaningless job. Then create a list of wants: For example: I want to live financially free Then what you need to do is ask WHY 6 times to each of the “don’t wants” and “wants”. "I don’t want to work a meaningless job" Why? I don’t find purpose in it and feel exhausted all the time Why? … Do this exercise if you feel doubt in yourself I promise it will help, just like it helped me. Have you felt doubt recently?🤔

Ever caught yourself wondering if you're writing too much? Here's your no-fluff guide to nailing copy length every time ⬇️ ⛔ It's probably TOO LONG if: - It takes more than 2 thumb scrolls on a mobile - Your CTA button isn't visible without scrolling - You're listing more than 4 benefits - You've got multiple paragraphs of backstory ✅ It's likely the PERFECT lenght when: - Hook visible instantly (no scroll) - Main benefit clear in the first 2 lines - Price/offer visible in one scroll - CTA button visible in one scroll Pro tip 1: Always read your ad out loud! The copy should flow like a real-life conversation! If a sentence feels unnaturally long? Trim it down! Pro tip 2: Run an experiment and eliminate some words or entire sentences. If the ad still makes sense? Congrats, you've just eliminated extra fluff and potentially increased the conversion rate! 😉 🙋‍♀️ Do you prefer writing shorter or longer ads to promote your Skool community on Facebook?