I reached level 3… just starting, just beginning but still going… keep moving forward

Which platform/s do you create content on? I'm bullish on YouTube, as long-form content builds more trust than short-form. Also, I watch a lot of YouTube content, so this is what I'm most familiar with Plus a YouTube video can blow up years down the line. How about you?👇

If there was 1 piece of advice you could tell yourself 1 year ago to save yourself pain, suffering & wasted time, what would it be? What's been the biggest lesson that you've learned?👇 (Let's create a chain of awesome advice, to save us all wasted time😅)

Years ago, I was trying to figure out how to do something meaningful with my life. That’s when I met @Ted Carr. He loved vibrant health & raw vegan food and changed his life by sharing that love with others. He went from having serious skin problems to becoming a coach who helps people get healthy. I was inspired by him and started working with him, helping with things like webinars and customer support, while learning how to run a business online. Now, I’m a coach for Contentpreneurs. We help people like you turn what you love into a business. It’s amazing to see our clients succeed! Some start with nothing and grow their businesses to make lots of money. Others already have businesses and learn how to make even more. I talk about how we have helped our clients succeed in the video below. Whether it’s creating fun content, coaching clients or connecting with your audience, our simple strategies help propel people's business to the next level. What's one thing you can do today to turn your passion into a thriving coaching business?

I see a lot of people copy the things successful people do/ did to get there. You should learn from them, but to blindly follow them is stupidity. There are a lot of factors in the equation. It worked for them, that doesn't mean it will work for you too. I think, the best way to learn something is by doing it. Yes, you can take guidance from people who are 2 steps ahead and try it out. If it works, great! But don't count on it. There's a possibility it might not work. Every time I learned something from a book/video I thought if this is how they did it, I'll do it too. It'll work for me as well. And when every time it didn't, I got demotivated. Then, I just didn't feel like trying. Which slowed me down. Here's what I do now. I learn the basics but I like to discover the nuances myself. For example, I learn from Alex Hormozi that I'm supposed to make 100 cold calls everyday and I'll do it. But, I won't copy his opener. I'll create my own and test it, until something works. This way I don't feel demotivated. Instead, it becomes a fun game 🙂 Your thoughts?