Is your best friend fighting cancer? Mine is. Chemo is kicking her butt HARD and she needs some help getting her daughter back home to help her. Claudine has been here to support this community and now she needs some support too. Pancreatic cancer survival rates are... well, not great... and that extra time together and support is everything right now. She's a single mom with kids that still depend on her, and getting the right care and support are her best chance to beat this. I know times are tough on everyone right now, but if you have even a few dollars to spare to help her daughter get home to help, they've put together a GoFundMe fundraiser... https://gofund.me/ea49a0a5c Thank you in advance for your support! Admins - I hope this ok to post... if it's not, I'll take it down.

Hey everyone! I’m Mike. I just posted my intro yesterday, but seeing how much this community is focused on giving massive value, I wanted to dive right in and contribute. I put together a Loom breaking down the biggest mistakes I’ve made over the last 12 years growing a multi-location music school business (and helping scale a franchise to 100+ locations). Since it's a bit long (I didn't mean to, I'm sorry!), here is a quick breakdown of what I cover so you can decide if it's worth your time: - The CAC Trap: Why my early success with dirt-cheap Google Ads in 2013 actually broke my mindset and stopped me from scaling for years because I refused to pay what customers were actually worth - The Cash Flow Equation: The exact formula I used to solve cash flow crunches while marketing aggressively: FMC > 2(CAC + FMCOGS). I break down how we front-loaded our offers with a "Discovery Month" to fund acquiring the next customer immediately. - The 15-Minute Radius Mistake: Why opening my business exactly where I lived (Akron, Ohio) made me work twice as hard, and how a simple 30-minute geographic pivot would have fundamentally changed the economics of my business from day one. I am totally new here, so many of you advanced operators might already know this stuff, but I figured I would just give what I have in case it's helpful to anyone! https://www.loom.com/share/b7d8e98ed8524422b28d400ee4397e5d

What is the #1 framework you've discovered or breakthrough you've had that has helped you be more effective in your business? Curious on yours. Add your gold nugget in the comments :)

Most valuable course/class to watch inside 3X Freedom with @Kasim Aslam that you'd recommend?

Has anyone implemented WhatsApp for a small client-facing team and found a good way to manage it? We have a team of Professional Administrators who work directly with clients, and I would like each team member to have their own dedicated WhatsApp number that is owned by the company rather than tied to their personal WhatsApp accounts. My requirements are: - Each team member has a separate business number. - The numbers are owned by the company, not the employee. - Team members do not have to connect or use their personal WhatsApp accounts. - Leadership/admins can access calls and message history if needed for coverage, quality assurance, or transitions. - Access can be revoked immediately if someone leaves the company. Where I'm getting stuck is the relationship between Meta Business Manager, the WhatsApp Business Platform, and third-party providers. I was hoping to: - Use the WhatsApp Business Platform, - Purchase the phone numbers through a third-party provider, - Maintain company ownership of the numbers, - Avoid having all of our day-to-day operations deeply tied into Meta Business Manager because, in my experience, Meta account administration can become complicated quickly. However, as I've started setting this up, it appears that most solutions require you to manage everything through a provider such as Respond.io, Twilio, 360dialog, etc., while still relying on Meta for verification and approval. Have any of you done something like this and would be willing to share how you are doing it? Thanks!