Humans 2nd biggest expense is the need for approval. Remove this from the budget and wealth takes off like a rocket.🚀 👉What's our number ONE biggest expense? 👇👇👇 Best answer gets a kick ass prize!

Would you bid $1? I've got a starter community all set up. ✅130 Members who are influencers in the personal finance/retirement space. ✅The members have YT channels with up to 1000s of subscribers each. One member has one of the best selling Retirement books on Amazon. (they are RABID buyers too.) ✅Professional cover photo, icon and A GREAT NAME is already set up. ✅The classroom already has great content. ✅The niche is easy to target and invite to the group. In fact, there's prior research on 1100+ potential members. ✅💥There are dozens of ways to monetize, but one of the strongest is that sponsors and advertisers in this space pay some of the biggest $$$ to get in front of this niche. (Depending on how many views, financial companies pay up to $50,000 per video to get their ads in front of people serious about personal finance and retirement planning.) This would save a new owner weeks, if not months. If I put this Starter Skool community up for auction, would you bid at least $1? ⏰UPDATE: It's going down! The auction will be on Wednesday (Feb 25th) at 3 PM central. This will be a SHORT AUCTION and is likely to be over within less than an hour. If you want, put this on your calendar:-)

If I had a Friday night Happy Hour... Where we hang out, have a lil wine, beer or scotch... And talk about what's kicking butt for us in our communities...or whatever? 👉Would you hang out? (I'm dying to share how I make more in one 3 Question Poll than most group owners make in a year.) RSVP 👇purty please. Rooting For Ya, Travis

In 2005... I joined a paid forum for affiliate marketers. (A forum was the "community" back in the day.) The owners did something really smart. They had a section of the forum where you could go in and pitch products. It was smart because it kept the pitches out of the rest of the forum. Despite the forum being full of buyers... Most people who posted their pitches made ZERO sales. There were some really talented copywriters in there. I tried my hand at it too. I'd post picture-perfect posts: *Here's what I got *Here's what it will do for you *Here's why you need this now Blah... Blah... I MIGHT make one or two sales. Then... Because I LOVE to experiment. I decided to throw out most of what I knew about copywriting. And do what came naturally... Like in a conversation. Instead of a big long azz sales pitch (which I'm not really against, but the timing needs to be right.) 👉I opened a CONVERSATION for IOIs 👉I looked for IOIs (Indicators of Interest as we've talked about here.) 👉I then CONTINUED the CONVERSATION 👉THEN I would make an INVITATION This was such a HUGE breakthrough... I still remember most of the numbers TWENTY YEARS LATER... The first product I did this with was a Google Ad Spy product, for which I got a $ 30-per-month commission. Here's roughly what happened: 💥I opened convos with roughly 50 people (from ONE post) 💥40 became "leads." 💥THIRTY PEOPLE BOUGHT! I remember the numbers because I remember I got $900 per month from that one convo opener campaign. The PRINCIPLES still work today! Because while Myspace, Tumblr, Squidoo and so many other things are in the rear view. Psychology doesn't change much. When I get an IOI and open a CONVERSATION... I can turn 50% or more of the IOIs into LEADS (Leads on Demand) And at least HALF of the leads turn into customers. (Sales on Demand) CURRENT EXAMPLE: Our first auction here in CFM: 9 out of 10 Flames are buying Leads On Demand and HALF of them are upgrading to Sales On Demand. (I think that'd be higher, but some folks have their sales process down and are pros already.)

CFM Peeps: Do we need both classroom courses (Destroy a Bill with a Pop-Up Auction AND The 24 Hour Fun Auction) in order to make bank with auctions? If not, which course should I buy to best get the ball rolling ? Thanks in advance 🙏