Teaching is overrated I had a realization recently that I think might change how you approach your marketing. You know the old saying — “teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” I’ve believed that my whole career. And I still do. But here’s the shift… Most people don’t want to …
Everyone told me not to do this. I did it anyway. I gave an AI agent the keys to my computer — my email, my YouTube, my blog — and then I boarded a cruise ship to Mexico. Here’s what happened.
When someone asks ‘What’s the company?’ — do you send the link right away? Most people do. But there’s a two-second shift that can make people way more likely to actually look at what you send them.
Three servers. 70-hour weeks. Months away from their families. And somehow, the most joyful people we met on our entire cruise.
Are you exhausting yourself trying to apply every marketing principle perfectly? Second-guessing every post? Wondering if you’re speaking to your target market the right way? I’ve been there. But after 20+ years in this industry, I’ve learned that marketing doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, it might be as simple as just talking about what you’re building.
I’m driving home from basketball practice right now, speaking this post into existence. No typing, no editing—just talking. This one app has completely changed how I create content.
A prospect recently asked our AI chatbot on the sales page, “What makes you different from all of the other programs out there?” These are some of the big ones.
Oh my gosh, SO MUCH! Goal Cards You have these cool goal cards where you can set goals with a finish timeline and also add micro-steps to keep you on track towards your goals. Digital Vision Board There’s also a digital vision board where you can store images of the things you’re working on creating …
How much can you actually earn with Herbalife? We analyzed the comp plan—here’s the real math on residual income per customer and what it takes to hit your goals.
For some mysterious reason, this story is always in my mind and heart around Christmas time. It’s not a popular Christmas story. It’s not even a story that most people would associate with Christmas. Nevertheless, for me, it seems to carry something in it that’s beyond the words. It was in my heart to share …