You see for many years i believed and trust me i was totally convinced that time alone equated to more money and the faster you get stuff done, the faster you progress. Now this might be true to an extent, but it is only half of the whole truth. You see, I discovered that the longer you work and the harder you work AT speed the more money you move consistently and predictably. I learned that the longer you keep at it and chip away piece by piece.. the better it gets. I was at a casino in 2022 in vegas and i had $1,000 to play around with so i did what people do at a casino and i hit the roulette table. Guess what happened? I won. Obviously. But before i won i lost 7 times. This takes me back to something my grandfather said to me once: You can only bet on red and hit the roulette table so many times before it lands on red. So why are you afraid of working hard? You see, many of you suffer from a lack of delayed gratification and this needs to change, because someday and somewhere you will be free, we do not all get to win the lottery. We do not all pick up a shiny briefcase with a million dollars in it. The way you get there is by working hard for long periods of time while constantly trying to improve and adapt and also by doing this diligently, but at complete lightning speed. Stop fearing uncertainty and believe in yourself. If you crown yourself a winner and that is what you strive to be, that is what you shall become 👑 Comment the word “Roulette” and ill send you something special👇

These are 6 main ways i use testimonials to make fuck tons of money. Testimonials are the glue that holds the bridge between your clients problems and your service together. For many years people have used the rule of many faces to exploit trust among people. I would rather buy someone’s product if i can attach “many faces” to it. You know there is a stigma around free trails. Forget everything people teach you about them. You are doing it all wrong, its not your fault.. Youve been taught how to use them completely wrong. Free trails use cases for my agency: 1. Loom video (outreach) 2. Calendly follow ups (booking reminders) 3. Email nurture sequences (after or before booking) 4. Social media content (Social Proofing) 5. Ads. Ads. Ads. (Result based ads) 6. Objection handling (outreach or sales process) This is a must. If you have one, two or three testimonials use them… you are not using them. Free offer-> client results-> testimonial -> insert into your process -> Repeat

This is a more hands-on strategy, but even more effective than the cold email. Find 100 people who could be your ideal customers on Instagram, Twitter, & Facebook. Prepare a proposal for something free that you can do for them without expecting anything in return. Reach out to them with the proposal or with part of the service already done for free. I'll keep you posted on how it goes

Giving people what they want when making an offer. To find out what your ideal client actually wants you can go to public forms for that niche to read what they usually say or complain about. (examples include: reddit, Facebook groups etc.) Questions/posts to look out for: - How can I….. - I’m struggling with….. - I’ve ran into a problem with….. - I don’t know how to…… This will allow you to position your offer as the solution to their pain points. Your offer should resonate with your prospects. Example: You’re in the real estate niche, and your offer for real estate agents is: ”I’ll get you 30 booked appointments in 90 days or you don’t pay me.” You always get hit with no, thanks I’m not interested etc. And that’s because your offer doesn’t resonate with them, that’s not what they’re looking for. Real estate agents want deals and not appointments. Now let's say you change it to what they actually want: “I’ll get you 3 deals in 90 days or you don’t have to pay me” Now they’re actually interested. And of course, to keep yourself safe legally they have to at least close 10% of the appointments you book them, so essentially it's the same offer worded differently.

Resilience is the ability to bounce back from setbacks and keep going despite challenges. It's about having the mental and emotional strength to persevere in the face of adversity. It's the mental springboard that lets you see setbacks as stepping stones, not roadblocks. When things get tough, resilience keeps you pushing forward, because you know every failure is a chance to learn, grow, and come back stronger. Like a rubber band, resilience allows you to stretch and adapt to challenges without breaking.