Short intro on me. I've been working alongside Liam and Josh since the very start. Employee number three, I guess, if we're putting a number to it. To give you an idea of what I've done here: a bit of everything to build this company. Workflows, automations, sales, branding & design, customer success management, and building the success and coaching teams, the AAA Accelerator, and this community. Pretty much everything you see on the front end, I've had my hands on at some point. Plus everything behind it that you don't see. Now, the part that actually matters for you. I've seen both sides of this. I started the customer success team at the AAA Accelerator and ran it myself for the first six months. Hundreds of conversations with members, from people who had no idea what an AI automation agency even was, through to watching some of them build six-figure agencies off it. I've seen plenty flourish and some quietly die. Which members get traction in month two, and which ones are still "setting up" in month eight. So I've got a fairly clear picture of what works and what doesn't. You'll see some stuff in the coming weeks on this. Good to meet you all, look forward to connecting with more of you. Casey 🦍

Hey, I saw this in the AAA Accelerator and wanted to share it with you all. @Matt Carnegie an Accelerator member shared a video breaking: - The fear of rejection & - The fear of being challenged technically Underneath them are the same identities: "I'm not good enough", "I'm not worthy", "I feel like an imposter." We're all at different stages of our entrepreneurial journey and this might be something you need right now.

Hey everyone, Just shared a new video that captures one of the most surreal moments of my journey so far: I was invited to Richard Branson’s private island to pitch Morningside, after being selected as one of 5 global winners of the Maverick NEXT award. Yes — that Richard Branson. The founder of Virgin. A billionaire entrepreneur who’s launched over 400 companies, flown to space, and spent his life proving that business can be bold, fun, and meaningful. His island alone is worth more than $100M. The experience was wild. Imagine being surrounded by brilliant entrepreneurs building everything from disaster relief tech to satellites that detect wildfires better than NASA. We had deep conversations about impact, legacy, and what it really means to build something meaningful. In the video, I walk you through: - What it was really like to be on Richard Branson’s island - What the Maverick Next is and why I'm there - And the advice Richard Branson gave me that I’ll carry forever If you’re building something that matters, this one’s for you. Would love to hear what part hit you most. Drop a comment after watching. Liam 💪