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We’re leveling up the community with a new way to stay on track and crush your goals! 🚀 When we were part of a mastermind, one thing made all the difference: accountability partners. 👥 Now, you can find your own accountability buddy right here! This is the place to team up with someone long-term, keep each other motivated, track progress, and stay focused on what matters. 💪 But that’s not all—you can also get support from the whole community when you need it! Whether it’s a specific task or just staying consistent, we’ve got your back. 🙌 📋 Plug-and-Play Templates 1️⃣ For Searching for a Long-Term Accountability Partner: - Name: [Your Name] - What I’m working on: [Briefly describe your business, project, or goal] - What I need accountability for: [Daily habits, specific tasks, long-term goals, etc.] - What kind of accountability partner I’m looking for: [Someone who checks in daily, weekly, or biweekly, similar goals or interests, etc.] - How I like to communicate: [Text, video calls, voice messages, etc.] - Why I want an accountability partner: [Stay on track, stay motivated, etc.] 2️⃣ For Getting Accountability from the Whole Community: - Name: [Your Name] - What I’m working on: [Briefly describe your current challenge or project] - What I need help with: [Specific feedback, encouragement to stay consistent, advice on a problem, etc.] - How the community can support me: [Respond to posts, offer tips, give reminders, etc.] - What I hope to achieve: [Stay accountable for daily tasks, hit deadlines, complete a goal, etc.] Create your request in a new post using the plug-and-play template and post it in the 'Accountability Buddy tab' in the community! This new feature is all about helping you stay consistent and get results, whether through a long-term buddy or the whole community. ⚡

(share your offer in the comments, read the post first) As a new member, you’ll get a 1:1 Loom video where we’ll check out your current offer (if you have one) and help you build a new killer offer fast! 🚀 Got an offer you want feedback on? Share it here, and get personal feedback and tips from others in the community! 🙌 To help you out, here’s an easy plug & play template for creating a killer offer! 💥 How to Make a Heck Yes! Offer You need 3 things: A Person: Who are you helping? Be specific! A Problem: What problem do they have? A Solution: How will you fix it? Tip: Be clear and focus on one type of person, one problem, and one solution. 🎯 Plug-and-Play Templates: Either "I help [niche] achieve [goal] without [problem]." Or "I help [niche] avoid [problem] while reaching [goal]." Our example: We help new online coaches build, launch, and get their first paying clients in 90 days. Your offer should follow the yes, no rule to clearly state a "yes" or "no" factor. ✅ Let’s have some fun, how do you feel about your current offer?

I studied the BEST entrepreneurs for 5 years so you don't have to + bonus lessons of mine! Here are the 9 lessons that I boiled down into a minute read: 1. Imperfect Action Beats Constant Learning. Learning is cool, but putting in the work will give you results. Over the years, I've spent far too much time "learning more" without applying the stuff I learned. If it's still in your head, it's useless information, and you wasted time. Take action, even if it means being messy, it still moves you forward. Stop waiting for the perfect moment. 2. The 80/20 rule: I made this a habit to live by. But what does it actually mean? Focus on the 20% of tasks that bring you 80% of the results. In other words, Don't be stupid and waste your time. Do the most important things. Ask yourself, what's most uncomfortable? What am I avoiding? Now I know what I should do. 3. Copy like an artist: Don't reinvent the wheel. You don’t have to come up with new ideas all the time and build everything from the ground up. Look at your competitors. What are they creating? What gets people views? Recreate that in your voice. Use your imagination. Make it yours. 4. The rule of 100: Don't wait for things to happen. Things don't just happen. You have to make it happen. I live by Alex Hormozi’s Rule of 100. The rule has three things you can do: - 100 meaningful conversations (DMs) - 100 minutes of creating content - 100 valuable comments Do this until momentum is built. Showing up every day and taking action, even if you don't think it's good enough, is an important part. 5. Work smart, not hard: There are plenty of people who work hard but stay stuck. It’s not about putting in more hours. It’s about focusing on the right work. Prioritize the output, not the effort. 6. You'll outgrow your network: You will be lonely on this path. There are people who don't like when someone is doing better than them. When I started building online businesses, I used to believe that I lost friends.