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Hello, I'm working on my webinar and help with two things: 1. The Name 2. The Hook 1 Name: 9-5 to Entrepreneur - 1. The High-Leverage Business Path for Service Providers 2. Side Hustle to Empire - How to leave your 9-5 Without Losing Your Income 1. Hook: The 4 Pillars to a High-Leverage Business Startup This is the perfect webinar that leads to premium program.
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I love what you're doing. I like the 2nd name best. Something like: The 4 pillars to financial freedom or something similar might be a better hook. Keep up the great work.
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@Alecia Ford awesome! I saw you joined. Welcome.
Is Hustle Culture for Everyone?
I’ve been thinking about hustle culture a lot today. And I don’t think the answer is a simple yes or no. When you’re young… When it’s just you… When you don’t have a wife, kids, or real responsibilities yet… Hustling hard makes sense. You should put your head down. You should work your ass off. That season is about building momentum and proving something to yourself. But as you get older… As you become more accomplished… As you build a family and real responsibilities… The game changes. You can still hustle. But your priorities have to change. You can’t go all-in on business and neglect your health. You can’t grind for money and ignore your relationships. You can’t push nonstop and never recalibrate your mindset. That’s where I think a lot of people get this wrong. They hear “hustle culture causes burnout” and they assume hustle is the problem. I don’t think it is. I think burnout comes from hustling in one area while neglecting the rest. That’s why the four pillars matter so much to me: Mind Body Business Relationships That’s where I hustle now... Not obsessing over one pillar and letting the others collapse. Because...if one pillar gets too heavy...it eventually knocks everything over. Progress isn’t about balance in the soft sense. It’s about Intentional Pressure across all the areas that actually matter. If you don’t apply effort to all of them...you don’t just stall… You Burnout... If you’re pushing hard right now and feeling worn down, maybe the question isn’t... “Should I stop hustling?” Maybe it’s... “Which pillar have I been neglecting?” Thoughts? Here are a few more of my post ⏬ This is WHY Most People NEVER Change… Only 2 Percent Don’t Quit... If You’re Waiting for “Ready” You’re Already Losing
Is Hustle Culture for Everyone?
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I'm reminded of the saying, "There's more than one way to skin a cat."
Business or Performing?
Most People Aren’t Building a Business. They’re Performing One. From the outside: They’ve got funnels. Offers. Content. Momentum. But underneath? → They’re tired → They’re unclear → They’re pretending it’s working The real bottleneck isn’t strategy. It’s identity misalignment. They’re chasing growth… Built on confusion. They sound smart. But deep down, they’re still guessing. If you’ve ever felt like: – You’ve outgrown your niche – You’re selling something you don’t want to scale – You’re sounding clear online but still foggy inside... You’re not alone. And it’s not burnout — it’s misalignment. Would love to hear how others here are navigating this. What helped you realign direction without burning it all down? Let’s have a real conversation. No fluff.
Business or Performing?
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Keep spreading the truth my friend.
Only 2 Percent Don’t Quit...
I was reading The Book on Mental Toughness by Andy Frisella today, and it explained something most people don’t want to hear… Success isn’t rare because it’s complicated. It’s rare because most people quit. Only 2 percent don’t! Everyone says they want success. They may define it differently… But the desire is almost universal. Yet very few people ever consider themselves successful. Why? Because success isn’t about intelligence, talent, or luck. It comes down to Mental Toughness. Out of 100 people who say they want success: 70 never start... They quit before they try. Fear shows up first, dressed as excuses…timing, circumstances, bad luck. 20 start, then quit early… They take the first step, hit resistance, and decide it’s not for them. They want the dream, not the discomfort. 8 make progress, then fade out… They push past the beginning but can’t stay disciplined. The work gets boring. The grind feels slow. The excitement wears off. 2 stay the course… Only two persist long enough to earn real success. The difference isn’t opportunity. It’s the ability to keep going when nothing exciting is happening. Most people can rally in a crisis. Very few can commit to daily discipline. That’s the separator. If you want to be in the 2 percent, focus here... Consistency over excitement Discipline over motivation Process over outcomes Success isn’t built in big moments. It’s built in ordinary days done well. Master the mundane! That’s where most people quit… And where the 2 percent separate. I keep reminding myself that climbing is hard… But staying consistent is harder. So I’m focusing less on big wins And more on showing up daily. Doing the work. Sweating the details. Not quitting when it would be easier to walk away. Everyone has potential. But only a small percentage are willing to earn it. And I’m committed to being one of them. Quit before you start. Quit when it gets hard. Quit after early progress. Or build the Mental Toughness to stay in the fight.
Only 2 Percent Don’t Quit...
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I love how you tag your origin story and other posts.
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@Jon Pakula You're a genius
If You’re Waiting for “Ready” You’re Already Losing
Here’s something most people don’t want to hear… You don’t figure this stuff out before you start. You figure it out by starting. You’ll never get good at presentations if you never present. You’ll never dial in your offer if you never sell it. You’ll never understand traffic if you never run traffic. Your first webinar? Probably going to suck... Your first funnel? Almost guaranteed to fail... Your first ad? Not going to convert... That’s not failure. That’s the process. Every successful funnel you admire was built on top of ugly first drafts. But...Here’s the advantage beginners don’t realize they have... In the beginning…nobody is watching. No audience... No expectations... No spotlight... Which means this is the safest time to test, tweak, and learn fast! The people who win in this game aren’t the ones with the cleanest builds. They’re the ones who get the most reps. They launched before it was ready. They presented before they felt confident. They optimized based on real data instead of opinions. Funnels aren’t built by confidence. They’re built by iterations. Traffic doesn’t reward perfection. It rewards action. So if you’re waiting until your funnel is “perfect”… You’re already behind. Launch it. Present it. Run traffic. Fix what breaks. Because clarity comes after the click. Your challenge... What’s the one thing in your business you’ve been “preparing” instead of shipping? Launch it this week. The market will teach you faster than any course ever could. Challenge Accepted. Here are a few more of my post ⏬ Your Last 1,000 Days... Your content isn’t the problem. Your follow-up is. The #1 Reason Most People Stay Stuck ABOUT ME 👇 🔥 My Origin Story: From Comfort to Calling
If You’re Waiting for “Ready” You’re Already Losing
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Never ready! Always moving!
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