Let me pull back the curtain on my actual day-to-day. No Instagram-worthy "5 AM CEO morning routine" here - just real systems that keep our agency moving: 8:00 - Upwork check + proposal sends (keep growing) 8:20 - Quick workout (because sanity matters) 9:00 - Coffee + local rank checking (because let's be real, rankings don't wait) 9:30 - Content planning (YouTube mainly, but other channels also) 10:00-11:00 - Deep work (no Slack, no email - just pure implementation) 11:00 - Upwork check (gotta catch those EU clients waking up) 11:20-12:00 - Client calls (batched on most days) 12:00-2:00 - Strategic work + team support + lunch 2:00 - Final Upwork check (west coast opportunities rolling in) 2:30 - School pickup time! 🚗 The game-changer? Those consistent Upwork checks. They've been crucial for steady growth, even now. Plus, blocking my calendar like this instead of reactive task-hopping all day 🎯 Nothing fancy, but it works. The structure gives our team clarity and lets me be there for family time. Your turn! Share your daily flow: What time do you actually start? How do you handle lead gen consistently? What's your non-negotiable focus time? How do you balance work and family? Drop your real routine below 👇 Bonus points for sharing your "expected vs reality" moments!

I’m making my way through the videos, currently on content creation. Is there eventually a “start here” section? So far feels like a bunch of short snippet videos on AI but not much on where to actually start. Just my initial observation. I’m more of step 1, 2, 3 kind of student.

Hey everyone! I know we're all at different stages of our AI journey, and I'd love to hear what you're working on right now. What's keeping you up at night? Maybe you're wrestling with prompt engineering, trying to figure out which AI tools are worth your time, or wondering how to turn your AI skills into actual income? No challenge is too big or small - we've all been there! Drop your questions below, and let's learn from each other. Your struggles today might be tomorrow's video tutorial that helps the whole community level up. What's on your mind? 👇

I’m interested in the course but hoping GHL is NOT a required tool. Been there done that, not a fan of GHL. Are there alternative methods besides GHL to utilize within the course for success?