Hey @Salah Bouchma 👋 Sadly, I'm a huge procrastinator, and I'm constantly fighting with it. I've learned many ways, including what you've shared, but knowing and implementing are two different things. I think 'Eliminate distractions - quiet (or helpful/not harmful) environment' is the key. The Make Time book has greatly helped me maintain a distraction-free phone, email, and calendar. I think the 'environment' approach resonates with 'make yourself accountable'. To do that, in the past, I've tried the focus-mate concept with one of my colleagues, and it worked out really well. I couldn't continue because finding suitable times regularly for both parties was not easy for us. I think the 'environment' approach also resonated with @Jonathan Courtney's recent voicenote: 'Why you never finish anything?' In this episode, he said that if you're good at starting things but never finishing, then probably you are a starter, and you need to find a co-founder who is a finisher. That means we need to know who we are and who we need, and make a plan to form that core team as soon as possible.

Thank you @Salah Bouchma 🙌✨

Hey @Elizabeth DiCandilo! To have a business email you need to have a domain name for sure and it'll add a level of proffesionalism to your business. I recommend using Google Workspace for emails. When you have a business email some might look that domain directly by visiting it on a browser to learn more about your business so I would recommend that you create a subtle but powerful welcoming page. It might have just your elevator pitch and a note that this is an under construction page and you're working on it to make it complete. There are plenty cloud based web hosting providers out there but I recommend using Webflow. It just works pretty good, in my opinion. I don't know about legal things but I can answer your questions about hosting your landing page. I hope it helps, good luck! ✌️✨

Hey @Salah Bouchma, sounds great, congratulations! I'm currnetly using an app called Habitica. It's a simple habit forming app with gamified task management. So far so good. As an occasional gamer myself, I liked what they did there. They have two levels of categorization: Task types and tags. Task types are as follow: 1️⃣ Habits: Activities you want to encourage or discourage. They can be positive (giving rewards for good habits) or negative (resulting in penalties for bad habits). 2️⃣ Dailies: Tasks that recur on a regular basis. Missing daily, weekly, monthly, etc. tasks on their scheduled day can result in losing health points. 3️⃣ To Do's: Single tasks that need to be completed but don't repeat. Might have a due date if you like. Once done, you check them off. 4️⃣ Rewards: Predefined and custom rewards that you create, which can be 'purchased' with the gold you earn from completing tasks. This helps motivate you to stay on track with your habits and tasks. You can categorize each tasks with following pre-defined tags: - Work - Exercise - Health + Wellness - School - Teams - Chores - Creativity ... or you can create custom tags as you like. I'm seeing many overlaps between their system dynamics and your method. The AHA moment to me about the app is task types: - Habits - Dailies - To Do's - Rewards Dailies are the ones you need to do every day as much as possible but other task types, they are up to you. And also, as you can see, rewards are tasks too for a more intentional life style and they have to be earned. This might be hard to get used to it, I haven't yet, but it might work for some in the long run if they try harder. It's been a week and I don't know if I'll continue to use for a long time, but I definitelly gain some insights from them. I hope it helps! 🙌✨

@Salah Bouchma Awesome! 😄 I hope you find it useful one way or another! 🙌✨

Hey @Janine Katzberg, I think @Jonathan Courtney kinda mentioned it in the video like 'What if the client wants me to fly to Japan...' so package prices can be flexible. You can jump the related time with this link. AJ&Smart and many other productize service sellers that I see on the internet collect leads as meetings so they can learn the client's needs and tweak the prices according to them. I hope it helps ✌️✨

@Janine Katzberg Awesome, I'm looking forward to hear from you about your experience 🙌✨

@Teresa Middleton I think 'it' might be resilience in the face of failure because we learn from our mistakes. If we're not failing, that means we're not trying, and not trying is the real definition of failure.

@Teresa Middleton I couldn't agree more because I suffer from shiny object syndrome a lot! 😄