@Liv Nilsen and I have been working on some incredible stuff with Ted Carr's team, which will be revealed over the next few days and weeks. What's new: - Going from private to public so more awesome people can join the party. - Our new Parents Profit Formula course will be realized one new lesson daily this week. - Bi-weekly live workshops on Zoom. - Updated start here course. - The brand colors are updated. And much more to come... Ready? Max

I've posted my first video on youtube, no more self sabotaging, no more plays with myself, no more imposter syndrome. I know this video is terrible but In order to get better I gotta do it. Start then learn Don't learn then start. ~ @Andrew Kirby https://youtu.be/cnEU9s526VE?si=26CLg0gavPRqAdQz Let me know what else should I do in order to get better and grow.

Kids learn to walk by falling a lot. Are they failures? Nope. Falling leads to walking, then running. It’s the same with business. If things worked right away it would be boring. The struggle is what makes it fun. Plus, you’ll have stories to tell.

It might not be what you think🚀 There are 3 ways to build credibility. #2 might surprise you. #1 you can talk about your own experiences. Tell people what you've achieved and how you did it. #2 you can show how you've helped others achieve the same thing. Share how you helped people from point A to point B. #3 you can leverage credibility from others. This one can be tricky, but it's definitely doable, especially when you're just starting out and don't have your own cred yet. You don't want to steal other people's work, so think of it like this: you've studied the top creators in your field for 200 hours. Now, you're gonna compress all that knowledge into a 20-minute video or something and share it with others. They SAVE time by reading or watching your stuff, so it becomes super valuable. What level of credibility are you using/wanting ti start use? 👇

It's so easy (and fun) to read more books, watch more YouTube videos or courses, To get stuck in a loop where you want to always learn more but never do anything with that. This past year, I stopped reading tons of self-help books or watching videos to mentally mstrbate. I forced myself to take action on ONE thing from each book before testing the next. Hold and behold, I got my first client. What do you feel is holding you back?