If you came here from the new YouTube video, this is the thing I told you about. Ten steps to take the audience you already have and turn it into a room that pays you. The about page template I filled in on screen is in there too, at the end of Step 1. Fill in the brackets, get your page live. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CrQiPcnvRyupu6z9Sm7vWi-k2QWJ84LseXSx4eHSvjU/edit?usp=sharing It's free. Nothing to buy, nothing to opt into. You're already in. Fair warning on what's not in it. Nothing about building an audience, going viral, running ads, or learning a funnel. It's written for people who already have the audience and never turned it on. If that's not you yet, it'll still make sense. It just won't be urgent. And if you've been in PYOB a while and still haven't opened a room, this is your week. You've read enough. Then do one thing for me. Comment below with where you are right now: 1. Haven't opened a room yet 2. Room is open, nobody's paying 3. Room is open and people are paying Just the number is fine. Brian P.S. Room = Skool Community

Can you give me all the solutions to grow Skool Community as fast as possible?

Specifically, three coaches who want to build and sell their first four-figure offer in the next 90 days. Not a $47 thing. Not a $200 thing. A real offer that pays you like the work is worth. This is one to one work with me. Coaches only. Nothing to do with YouTube Sales School. Before you comment, read this part. Don't reach out if you can't show up. Group calls, one to ones, all of it. Don't reach out if you can't get on a call twice a month. Don't reach out if you don't have a community set up already. Don't reach out if you have no way to create content or get in front of people. Don't reach out if you need me to convince you. I'm not talking anybody off the ledge on this one. I want the people who already know they want it and are just waiting for someone to point at the next thing and say go. This is not mindset training. Show up, do the work, get the result, be around other people doing the same. Three seats. Comment the word COACH below and I'll send you the details. 👇 Brian

I'm looking for 3 people with a YouTube channel who want to write and sell their first four-figure offer in the next 30 days. Read this before you message me. TWO REQUIREMENTS. NO EXCEPTIONS. You have a YouTube channel with an audience that trusts you. You have an email list. If you don't have both, this isn't for you yet. I'm not building you an audience in 30 days. THIS IS FOR YOU IF: - You've been doing your thing for years. Decades, most of you. - People in your comments ask you how you did it. - You're already selling something, and you've known for a while the number is too low. - You have never sold anything for four figures. Not once. - You're ready to stop thinking about it and go do it in the next 30 days. THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF: - You need convincing to start. You'll need convincing at every step and we'll both hate it. - You want the tools and you'll figure it out yourself. This isn't a course. - You've got fourteen ideas and you won't let me cut it to one. - You're going to go quiet for two weeks. WHAT WE DO: We write one offer. We put a real number on it. You go sell it to the people who already trust you, while it's still uncomfortable. I tell you what to do next. You go do it between calls. That's the deal. THE ASK If you want me to look at what you've got and tell you straight whether this makes sense, comment OFFER below. That's not a commitment. It tells me to come find you. Don't comment to keep your options open. Comment because you want this handled in 30 days. I coach every one of these myself, so I pick who gets in. Three people. I'm not looking to fill seats. I'd rather turn you down than take your money at the wrong time.

I've been getting completely swamped with to-dos. Every time I learn something new about building my YouTube-to-Skool business, it seems to generate an avalanche of new tasks. After a while, it started feeling pretty overwhelming. In the past, I've used project management software, and the one I liked best was Asana.com I'm in the process of setting it up again. The free version does quite a bit, although I may eventually need to upgrade if I start collaborating with other people. Just capturing all the items seems to take down my stress levels. Question: Do you use project management software? If so, what do you use, and what do you like (or dislike) about it?