Posting a lot of these lately, it's all starting to come together, this one brings my MRR to $4,300. Within the last 2 weeks I multiplied my MRR by 9 TIMES. I haven't done ANY outreach in the last 1-2 months. Fuck all these gurus saying you need to do 200 cold calls a day even when you have clients. Do a shit ton of cold calls, but once you have a client for $500/m+ and you're doing a decent amount of work for them, ONLY focus on providing good results, the referrals you will get will be insane. Here's a screenshot of one of my clients literally OUTREACHING FOR ME. I didn't even have to ask him, he just straight up told one of his business friends to hire me for Meta Ads.

Just had one of my clients sign off on the next month of my service. First month was $500 on a 75% off DISCOUNT (Real ones know 👀) Easily upsold him to $1,250 for even less work involved than the first month we had together. This is all because I focused more on a good service delivery over anything else, I STILL haven't used Go High Level. This brings my monthly income up to $1,700 so far, and I got another 2 weeks to expand that until the next period. Super close to that $2,000 goal, almost at my full time income. Going forward, my calls are going to be focused on getting people to their first client, or if you currently have a client, upselling them. I will audit your agencies, find your constraint, set you on actionable steps, and the next week you will report back. LETS FUCKING WIN BOYSSSS

We talked about a major mistake I made literally in the last week, if I knew this before I signed my first client I would’ve made a shit ton more money. Watch this now:

I know you probably see everyone talking about how work should be done for 12 hours everyday otherwise “You’re not gonna make it”, I think people have a misconception of what “working hard” should actually look like. Working hard is setting goals, and crushing them, even on days you don’t feel like it. Working hard is tackling the next obstacle that needs to be done, even when you know 90% of other people would turn away. Working hard is sacrificing pleasures to be more focused and productive when working. Working hard doesn’t mean to become a social retard and lock yourself in your room. I’m starting to have my Sunday as a “Funday” I know it sounds gay as fuck but hear me out. Sunday’s I don’t usually work, I’ll get things done around the house but I’ll also look for some sort of activity that is social to do. This doesn’t mean to start pounding back 6 packs and taking bong rips until you’re unconscious, but it does mean that you have to understand that in order to sustain a busy and hard working lifestyle, you need fuel to continue driving that vehicle. This “fuel” can be meal prepping, catching up with friends, going for long walks on nature, long meditation sessions, going out for a meal. None of these activities are degenerate, and it certainly doesn’t mean that just because you aren’t actively working you are falling behind. Lots of people, including myself, almost feel guilty when doing anything that isn’t work, even if it’s a “good habit”. Start understanding that activities (THAT AREN’T DAMAGING) are essential to actually succeeding. Because what’s success when you’re a social retard who hasn’t gone outside (besides the gym) in 6 months. Now, I don’t call this balance, I call this sustaining. You aren’t balancing a healthy and hard working lifestyle, you are sustaining or supplementing it. Balance would be doing things on the opposite end of the spectrum to ensure you aren’t falling too far on one side. Balance is not possible, it is 100% on one side, that side is your new life, and you need to do things to FUEL that life you now have.

Alright boys, write down your March goals BELOW THIS POST NOW!! Finish February off strong but let's start looking ahead, this is the fucking year that we all go ape shit, LETS GO! My March Goals: - 2,000 total cold calls (100 every week day) - 80 meetings booked - 1 new client for $2,000/month - 31 new videos (Daily Uploads) - 1,500 YouTube subscribers