Sam Ovens Mentored many millionaires you may already know like iman gadzhi, william brown, charlie morgan. earlier this year Alex Hormozi made his biggest investment ever into skool what do you think about Sam's advice & this platform overall? would you consider starting your community even russel brunson uses skool to help sell haha

UPDATE! Change of Strategy! I’m planning to launch my YouTube Channel instead of TikTok. I currently have no followers and am starting from scratch…I want to use the channel to not only document my Journey but to promote the Selling Online event and my own offers as I build them out? Any Suggestions, Advice, or Strategies for me if you were starting all over with a clean slate?

Note this is a video script: you can watch the loom although it's not more detailed but it will save you time ⏲️ INTRO - yes, i started making youtube videos at 10y old, yet i’m still young, i can say that it was life changing for me - I made many videos in the past, I made lots of mistakes, learned from courses, countless videos, watching stupid yt growth videos, courses, the research, the scripting exeprience, easily over 40h spent on a whole project video, - and in this video i’m going o share with you 7 lessons and more that’ll help you create better content, wether you’re a begginer or more down the line, the video will get advanced People don’t care: Sacrifice work & creativity - let’s start with the first lessons, (clip dan mace), that guy was dan mace, and he is (clip), and one the most striking things he said is (clip), and many creators can relate, people don’t care, like me spending more than let’s give a rough more than 40h on a single video, it doesn’t matter to people as much as it matters to you. - trust me you might get people in the comments who have never made a single video in their life advising you around editing, but it is not everything. - that cool editing you did in the beginigng of the video doesn’t matter if it’s boring and doesn’t hold attention, you know in this jouney you have to learn to sacrifice hours of work and creativity, it depends on what you’re optimizing which we’ll get to later - but for example the script of this video, like i changed things in it, i rewrote sections, this part right now did not exist, and i probably could delete something that i thought was valuable in the edit, perhaps you’re not good yet, even if you are there is always room to improve. - maybe you’re anxtious about getting in front of the camera, i’m an introvert btw and the fact that young me made those cringy videos I guess you don’t have an execuse. - people only care when you start becoming successful, most people will quit, how do I know that? seems like another generic advice, no like i did quite before and that wasn’t once. just the fact that i’m doing this channel for more than 1.5y is great, i’m not gaining money, in fact i lost money, you know people have to have a job to wake up early, they’re complaining and they’re getting payed, what about the pople who are not getting paid, this a long term jouney, to me that is more powerful, just look at the people, they just spent a lot of time before becoming who they are right now, and people think it’s simple, easy, yeah if you’re selling your body on instagram, i think it’s easy - keeep in midn becoming chosing this path influence is work, but specifically long form youtube videos is the hardest, might as well put instagram because it’s also video, but really youtube has thne bigguest barier to entry, you’ll have to aquire lots of skills which is good, the skills you learn are in demand, you have to be ok with spending hours on a video that at the end got 600 views, it’s undermining, but numbers may not be accurate, there is a better psychologocal aproach to measuring progress, it could spark in you this aha moment when discover it.

Welcome to the 'personal development' section of our community. I find that it's often hard to get entrepreneurs to focus on their mindset, yet at the highest levels inside of my Inner Circle, where people pay me up to $250k a year for personal coaching, the #1 thing I'm doing w/ them, is focusing on their psychology. Success is 90% psychology, and just 10% tactics... so, the rest of the community is focused on tactics, here in this corner, we'll get focus on the only real thing that is keeping you from the success you deserve... your mindset. With that said, here are some quick links to where to go deeper on your mindset. 1st: Join The 'Secret of Success' Email Newsletter: https://www.SecretsOfSuccess.com/ 2nd: Join The 'SofS' Membership Site (and get Think & Grow Rich + 3 Other Gifts for FREE!) Watch The Documentaries: - Part #1: Bibliomania - Part #2: Oceans 7 Join Our Challenges: - Think and Grow Rich Challenge (Napoleon Hill) - How To Get Anything You Want Challenge (Elsie Lincoln Benedict) - Secrets Of The Ages Masterclass (Robert Collier) Get The Lead Magnets: - Magic Ladder Of Success Framework - 6 Human Needs Framework In this section of our community, please come and post what you're learning inside of the 'Secrets of Success' book club, the mastermind groups, and from your own personal study! I'll keep posting the cool stuff I'm finding in my treasure hunts here as well! Thanks! Russell Brunson

@John Frazer last month was on top of the skool games with $139,581 In this post, I'll reveal his strategy without wasting your time the secret? His YouTube Channel, but it's not like ANY CHANNEL His videos are high-quality produced, maybe I wasn't clear...it's 3XL HIGH QUALITY of course, he didn't start like that, his videos were boring, and he had no traction But when he started taking YouTube as a business, he created this blue ocean a media-like company that makes story videos about successful companies and their people hiring editors, and researching topics he was passionate about over time his reputation in the YouTube world started to rise, specifically among video editors & thumbnail designers, and they started making this type of content "how to edit/make thumbnail like magnates media", which definitely started giving him more recognition As for the community before the simple way, he advertised it months-long before making a waitlist to ensure that there was demand The Launch? He made one long mega VSL that is over an hour about YouTube growth, which was like a summary of the most known tricks of YouTube, add a funnel, and boom, make sales He even made it a no-brainer offer that allows people to pay $997 one time to access the courses forever without paying monthly, although it doesn't help with Churn as his MRR now is $63,809, it allows him to make that quick burst of money and open himself to a wider audience such as editors who might only be interested in the courses or simply creators who can't afford to pay such price every month This was the simplified version without wasting your time so is YouTube king and skool the queen