How to Hire Your First Digital Employee (For Free)
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.
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.
There’s something most affiliates and online marketers do with their email marketing follow up strategies that seems smart… but is actually sending their sales straight to the competition. I did it myself. For years. And honestly? I went back and forth on it forever — until a realization hit me during a live coaching call …
There’s a common piece of advice floating around that could be costing you sales — and most people don’t even realize it. Here’s the mindset shift that changed how I approach every prospect.
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.
My dad left when I was 8. That should have taught me one lesson about the world. But two people on 150 acres along the Snake River taught me something completely different — and it changed everything about how I build my life and business today.
Some people looked at our new funnel and immediately told me everything wrong with it. Then I showed them the conversion data. Here’s what happened — and why every “flaw” they spotted was actually the point.
Someone asked why I don’t use multi-tier commission plans. Their response to my answer revealed something most home business owners get completely wrong about teamwork and money.
Every entrepreneur faces this fork in the road. One path leads to progress and personal power. The other hands control of your life to “them.” Which one are you on?
Last week a friend asked me to review his marketing. I only had 10 minutes. But what I told him applies to every business—including yours. Here are the three questions that fix broken marketing.