I’d love feedback on this specific lesson inside my classroom: https://www.skool.com/the-prosperity-ascent-lab-7188/classroom/5b8494ef?md=09f1b66cbc1b4322bd9697d3da6debcd This is not the first lesson people see. It comes a little further down in the Coaching Centered Business Starter Kit course. The purpose of this lesson is to guide people toward two next steps: 1. Check out the FAQs 2. Book a short call if they want to explore the business path more seriously 3. What I’d love roasted: Does that journey feel clear, natural, and helpful? Or does it create confusion because people are being sent from a lesson to FAQs and then to a call? I’m trying to make sure the path feels supportive, not pushy or scattered. Please roast the clarity of the journey and whether the next step feels obvious.

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I got some flack from @Lion Fludd about poor eye contact in my first video on my About Page. He didn't "Feel it". So this may seem like a call out, but it's not. I just want his honest opinion now. I fixed the video and want to know, do you feel it now? And everyone else can join in too! AI Storytellers

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