For all my fellow business nerds, what are some books you wish you would have read sooner in your business journey? And what is the current book you’re reading?

I just got the flame on Skool, and it feels incredible! This flame isn’t just a symbol; it represents the consistency and discipline that drive success. Showing up daily, staying committed, and pushing forward, even on tough days, really pays off. It’s proof that you’ve built strong habits of showing up, staying consistent, and delivering value. Why you should aim to get the 🔥flame🔥: it can boost your credibility, attract more connections, and show others that you’re serious about your journey. When you have the flame, people know you’re committed, and that can open doors to even bigger opportunities. You never know who’s watching. 👀 If you’re aiming for that flame, keep grinding it’s within your reach. YOU GOT THIS! 🔥 Remember, every small effort adds 🆙 GET THE 🔥!!!!

Do you know if the same prompts work a lot differently for different Large Language Models? When writing any prompts for your Skool members, do you focus on one AI? I was wondering what models do you use in Skool the most, to see if it's a good idea to just focus on one (when building out prompts). So what do you use the most? I use Claude the most, and lately I've been playing around with Grok. Edit: just noticed a typo in the pole, which I can't change. I meant (or any OpenAI model). And I forgot Gemini 🤦

🙌 And... the subscriptions area is now called "pricing"

Somebody pointed out that I had the rocket ship emoji today...(skip to the end for action points) I said "Oh cool! What's that mean?" 🤡 I had no idea it meant you were doing over $10k on Skool... This month has been the hardest I've ever worked in my life. And so I didn't even notice the rocket ship emoji. But the reason I hit that this month is simple: - I set a CRAZY goal (tell ya in a sec) - Crafted an offer that people need - Presented it in a way that solved their problems - And marketed on the channels they were on 🚀 Action Points: 1. Find a demand that exists already (don't try and create demand) 2. Study the way your target clients speak (this will guide the tone of your copy) 3. Write in that tone, on the platforms they're on (Emails, Instagram Stories, Youtube (scripts), Tweets, Skool Posts etc.) 4. Solve a problem, that leads to another problem It also helps if you set a CRAZY goal 📈 Mine was and IS Skool games...which might seem like a stretch considering there's only 50ish hours left.... But copy is powerful at the right time and place. If anyone wants my email templates, shoot me a DM or comment and I'm happy to share how I'm marketing my community via email. See you on the leaderboards 🏆