For everyone making YouTube videos.... I'm curious to know how you come up with your ideas? What works best for you? Drop a comment and let's learn from each other.

This is the #1 question people ask me every single week: “What online business should I start?” The truth? There isn’t ONE “best” business. There’s only the best business for YOU, based on your skills, experience, and strengths. Here’s the 3-step filter I’ve used to help 200+ people figure this out (and what finally helped me escape after 26 failed tries): 1️⃣ Start with the skills you already have If you’ve been working 5, 10, or 20+ years, you already have sellable skills. Most people overlook them because they seem “normal” to them. Ask yourself: What problems do people come to me for help with? 2️⃣ Pick the business model that matches your personality Some people like coaching. Some like teaching. Some like creating. Some like behind-the-scenes work. Your model must match your energy, not someone else’s. 3️⃣ Validate before you build anything A business is NOT an idea. It’s a problem + a person willing to pay to solve it. Test that before you create a logo, website, or offer. My question to you: What skills do you already have that people ask you for help with? Drop them below. I’ll help you narrow it down.

One of the biggest reasons people stay stuck is simple. They don’t know which type of online business actually fits them. So they spend months bouncing between ideas…trying a little coaching, watching a few course videos, testing a digital product…and never getting traction with any of them. Here’s the simplest way to think about the 3 most common online business models and how to know which one is right for YOU: 1️⃣ Coaching (1:1 or group) Best for you if you: - Like talking to people - Enjoy teaching or guiding step-by-step - Want the fastest path to your first customer - Don’t mind being on Zoom Avoid this if you hate being “on stage.” 2️⃣ Online Courses Best for you if you: - Prefer to teach once and let people learn on their own - Have a process you can break into steps - Want something scalable without adding more hours - Like creating videos or structured lessons Avoid this if you struggle to organize your thoughts. 3️⃣ Digital Products (PDFs, templates, guides) Best for you if you: - Want something simple and fast to launch - Prefer writing over talking - Have repeatable knowledge you can package - Don’t want to be on camera Avoid this if you want deep 1:1 interaction. 👇 POLL: Which one feels like the best fit for YOUR skills and personality? (Coaching / Courses / Digital Products) After you vote, drop a comment: What made you choose that option? I’ll reply and help you narrow it down.

From the age of 30-44… I tried 26 different side hustles. Most of them I quit on. But some of them were too complicated. Skool is the simplest business model I’ve ever tried. And you can literally start today. I’m curious to know if you plan on using a Skool community for your online business. Let me know 👇 Bonus points if you vote and tell me the traffic source you’re using or plan to use 🔥

Something happened on our group call yesterday in Mindset Skool that I haven’t seen in 13 months of owning the group. It was the most attended call we’ve ever had. Not because I had a special guest. Not because I ran a big promotion. People just showed up. More of them than ever before. I’ve been thinking about why. And I think it’s the same reason I made the video I’m dropping in a second. The internet is drowning in AI content right now. Up to 90% of what gets published online is no longer written, recorded, or created by a human being. And the research is starting to show what that does to people. More than half of Americans report feeling lonely on a regular basis. The more content gets outsourced to machines, the more people crave something real. They’re craving you. Not your information. Not your framework. Not your funnel. You. That’s the opportunity sitting in front of every single person in this community right now. YouTube is not a content platform anymore. It’s a trust engine. It’s the place where someone can spend 45 minutes with you, hear your voice, see your face, decide they like how you think, and start looking for a way to get closer to you. And when they want to get closer, you point them to a paid room on Skool. That’s the YouTube to Skool model. And I am doubling down on it hard. I was already all in. But after the data I’ve been seeing on how people are responding to real human presence online right now, I’m going deeper. This isn’t a content strategy. It’s a connection strategy. And the timing has never been better for the person who is willing to just show up and be a human on camera. You don’t need a big channel to start. You don’t need fancy gear. You don’t need to be polished. You need to be real. And right now, real is the rarest thing on the internet. I put out a video yesterday that lays out exactly how this model works and why the AI era is actually the best thing that could have happened to established experts who are willing to show up. Watch it.