Alright, I need some honest feedback from this community. Over the past few weeks, I've had multiple conversations with EAs, CPAs, and tax attorneys who reached out after seeing the workshop I was offering. And here's what I keep hearing: "Carlos, I don't need another 2-hour workshop. I need someone to actually HELP ME implement this in my practice." "I'm tired of buying courses and never finishing them." "I know what I need to do... I just need accountability and someone looking over my shoulder." "I don't want to learn Facebook ads. I want someone to RUN Facebook ads for me." So here's what I'm considering... Instead of a 2-hour "learn it yourself" workshop, I'm thinking about doing a 90-120 day intensive implementation program where I work WITH you (not just teach you) to build and launch your entire marketing system. Here's what I'm hearing people actually want: ✅ Build their landing pages and lead magnets together (not as homework they'll never finish) ✅ Get their email sequences written and reviewed by me (using the same storytelling frameworks I use for TaxDebtBook and CaliClaw) ✅ Have someone ELSE run their Facebook ads (the marketing team that generated 91 leads for my practice last month) ✅ Weekly coaching and accountability (not just "watch the videos and good luck") ✅ Real leads flowing into their practice in 30-60 days (not theoretical knowledge) And here's the kicker: Several people asked if this could be done in person (like a 2-day intensive in California where we build everything together in the same room). So I'm asking YOU: Would you be interested in something like this? And if so, what would be most valuable to you? - Building your assets WITH me (vs trying to DIY it)? - Having my marketing team actually RUN your ads (vs learning how to do it yourself)? - Meeting in person to knock it all out in 2 days (vs spreading it over weeks on Zoom)? - 90 days of implementation and accountability (vs a one-time workshop)? - Getting actual LEADS (vs just getting "knowledge")? - What the exact ai tools I use and why? -