Paul Revere is remembered. William Dawes is forgotten. Same mission. Same night. One got the spotlight. Why? Revere was connected, visible, and known. Dawes worked just as hard—but no one knew who he was. 💡 In business, effort isn’t enough. Visibility, positioning, iInfluence. That’s what makes the difference. I am right now at CANCUN: CONGRESO NACIONAL AMEXME, I’m surrounded by hundreds of women building businesses with impact. And the ones who show up and speak up are the ones we’ll remember. Don’t just work hard, make sure you are seen.

Hello awesome Prime Movers! I'm a budding entrepreneur (or maybe not). Trying to fight and get out the "Resistance Phase" as Russell puts it in his training. I'm going through The Last Secrets training videos and I find that I keep putting the videos on repeat. I can't seem to move past Phase 1. I find myself doing extremely well at my 9-5 (that I'm trying to leave). I even work overtime! Almost like that world keeps preventing me to step into this life you all talk about of being an entrepreneur. What has me stuck is that I find it very satisfying helping out my colleagues. But my idea of my business is not aligned with what my current job is. So I can't even carry that passion over. Nor do I want to. I don't see myself as my current job title as a business (as it's specific to this large software company I work for). I basically got good at knowing the offerings of the company and am able to train my colleagues and help them through tough situations with their projects. I want to be honest with myself. I need help/advise. Russell's training videos is kind of making me feel like maybe entrepreneurship is not for me. I also don't have a product I want to sell or a service. I am working on a guided journal for overwhelmed working moms that work full time jobs. When should I throw in the towel and say entrepreneurship is not right for me? Have any of you felt this way before?

Well, the bronze badge 3 is for redesigning/clonning a new site. I insist, its easier their method than what I was doing... so I am even more glad I got into this certification. This thougt me that, whenever you think you are thinking you are doing things so right, its valid to question if its the best the whole world can do. WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE DO NOT KNOW.... but still can questiong what we DO know...

It always starts the same way. A client shows up every day. They’re posting tips, sharing wins, dropping value. And yet, they have no leads, no conversations going on and there's no momentum. It’s like shouting into the void and wondering why no one hears you... You’ve been told to post to stay visible and to be consistent. So you do it. ✅ You post. ✅ You show up. ✅ You follow the rules. But what you’re not told is this... Consistency without clarity is just digital noise. You’re not tired because you’re inconsistent... You’re tired because your message has no magnetism... You've been fed with the lie that visibility is enough. That if you just “keep showing up,” the clients will come. That advice sounds right. But it’s killing your conversions. You don’t need more posts. You need more signal in your posts. One clear, belief-shifting message paired with a soft CTA can outperform a month of loud reels. When your content is crystal clear, your system starts selling for you. Bruce Lee said: "It’s not the daily increase but daily decrease... hack away at the unessential" Russell Brunson said: "Success comes from our messaging… Keep tweaking and changing till you figure it out. Try and fail until you get it right" I like to say it this way: "Visibility without clarity is just noise" So… are you showing up with content, or with clarity and a message that is clear for your ideal customer? Drop a comment below if you’ve ever caught yourself posting just to stay visible.

I'm sharing with you all the exact steps I'm taking to launch a new offer this month, despite having a packed schedule with client work and moving apartments. Yesterday, July 2nd, was my first day, but I forgot to post here 😅. Fortunately, it's a fairly light workload, and I was able to get it done fairly quickly, but don't be discouraged if you give it a shot and feel like you hit a writers block. Here's the task: Day 1: Define Your Core Offer & Promise ✅ Core Action: - Decide exactly what you’ll sell (workshop, template, course, or consulting). - Write 1 sentence: “In [Time Period], you will walk away with ____.” 🔀 Offer Variations: - Workshop: Define topic, date, price (or free). - Consulting: Define the transformation you’ll deliver in 1:1 calls. - Mini-Course: Draft 3–5 key modules. 🎥 Content Action: - Film a “why I’m doing this” video—share your mission and invite people to follow. ♻️ Input→Outputs: - Use your clarity statement as the headline for your landing page later. ---------- Here's how I got it done: Core Action: - I will teach entrepreneurs and freelancers how to create a new revenue stream with chatbots. - "In the next 60 minutes, you will walk away knowing how you can make 100 dollars a day selling a simple chatbot to overwhelmed businesses". Offer Variations: - Free Workshop (lead Magnet) - Chatbot Template (97 dollars) - 5 Day Challenge (how to build and modify the chatbot) (97 dollars) - Chatbot Agency Strategy Call (consult) (297) Content Action: “Chatbots Still Pay the Bills” - Script Angle: “While everyone chases AI hype, chatbots quietly pay real bills.” - Opportunity: “Most people think chatbots are outdated, but they’re still one of the fastest ways to create reliable income, both for you and for businesses” - Mechanism: “A simple chatbot can generate leads, follow up, and even close sales while you sleep.” - Strategy: “Follow if you want to see exactly how to build one without coding.”