Tonight, I slept bad. Why? Because I got this crazy new strategy on how I am going to win Skool games. I created a loom video for you. Hope you find it useful. If you have any questions, comment below :) Best, Tor

I struggled with raising my price for a long time, then I discovered this method that helped me to raise my price from $97 to $1500 per hour. I created a loom video for you. Hope you find it useful. If you have any questions, comment below :) Best, Tor

Hi fam, hope your Tuesday is off to a fantastic start. So, let’s dive into something absolutely essential for every entrepreneur: LOVE your business. Loving your business isn’t just about passion or fleeting excitement. It’s about deep, enduring commitment that fuels you through the highs and lows, the wins and the setbacks. Okay, let's break this down with three crucial elements every entrepreneur needs to succeed. Here’s what you need to embed this love deeply into your entrepreneurial journey: 1. Vision When I first started out, I had this big, audacious vision for what I wanted to achieve. And that vision wasn’t just about making money or being my own boss. It was about creating something meaningful, something that would outlast me and make a real impact. Your vision is your North Star. It guides you, keeps you focused, and pulls you through the tough times. Whenever you face challenges (and trust me, you will), it’s your vision that will remind you why you started in the first place. It’s that love for your vision that keeps you going, no matter how tough things get. So, if you haven’t already, take some time to clearly define your vision. Write it down, make it vivid, and let it ignite that fire in you. 2. Resilience Let’s be real, building a business is HARD. There will be days when nothing seems to go right, when you feel like giving up. And this is where resilience comes in. Resilience is your ability to bounce back, to keep pushing forward even when the odds are stacked against you. It’s about loving your business enough to endure the pain, the setbacks, and the failures. Every time you fall, get back up. Learn from your mistakes, adapt, and move forward. Remember, resilience isn’t about never failing; it’s about refusing to give up. It’s about believing in your business and yourself, no matter what. 3. Innovation In the ever-changing world of business, standing still is not an option. You need to constantly innovate, to find new ways to solve problems and deliver value.

Hi fam, so I wanted to take my value giving game to the next level. I will turn myself into a human guinea pig. Jump into the trenches… …take massive action …fail …win …who cares The important thing? 1. I will take massive action (even though I am super uncomfortable to do this) 2. I will share the results, whether good or bad, with you (I am EVEN MORE uncomfortable doing this) *** Here is my #1 report from the trenches - LinkedIn (organic). Okay, so just so you know. I now nothing about LinkedIn organic posting. My zone of genius is lead generation for agency owners, coaches and consultants with paids ads. (I have been able to crack the code on LinkedIn ads with a new funnel that has a 15X ROAS (Return-On-Ad-Spend), but that is a story for another time). Where was I? Yeah, it was doing the stuff I knew nothing about. But, before I get to that, let me tell you the story on how I decided to start posting on LinkedIn. So, I was taking the train to my office, and before I was going off at my stop by Oslo Central Station… …I was literally writing down on my to do list “DO NOT post on LinkedIn. That is crazy stuff. What will people think?” Then, I smiled. Heck, I was even laughing inside, thinking “Yeah, so now, I least didn’t need to do the crazy content marketing publishing stuff…I guess, I dodged that bullet. Phew”. Then, walking from the train station to my office building, where other successful companies like VISA, Finnair and GUCCI…are sitting a few meters down the hall …I thought to myself, I really want to win this Skool games. Then, I was telling myself…what I usually tell my clients: “Tor, the only thing that stands between where you are now…and where you want to go (read: goal) ...is your comfort zone. You need to GET UNCOMFORTABLE!” And, then I was like “Screw it, let’s do it!”, yeah, the title of one of Richard Branson’s books, that I got in my book shelf. Anyway. What did I do? I took massive action. Started posting on LinkedIn, even though I literally DIDN’T know anything about it.

I struggled with coming up with content ideas for a long time. Then, I discovered this way that helped me come up with a lot of content ideas super fast. I created a loom video for you. Hope you find it useful. If you have any questions regarding this, comment below :) Best, Tor