Anyone curious on what the day-to-day looks like of running seven-figure businesses? I just launched a new channel: https://youtu.be/_oYOiTkS5ug No edits, nothing fancy, just how I run my life and business. Follow along if you want to see how we roll!

So I almost never go live in this community. (skip to the end to see a really cool moment in my life yesterday) But the reason is, I’m busy writing for some of the biggest communities on the platform. Now there’s a ton of people struggling to build communities. Maybe you joined with Hormozi's big promos, and you’re wondering how the heck some communities are growing so much faster than others.... 1 thing you guys could all use from those massive communities, is their new tiers strategy 📈 It’s not that they’re creating new products and getting distracted. They’re becoming engineers. Orchestrating their customer experience in a way that leads each person who clicks join to not just buy once, but to buy everything they’re selling. Imagine your communities, and your clients did that? It’d be insane. Because a lot of you already have insanely good offers. It’s just the funnel and pricing that’s not strategic. So Wednesday at 11am NY time, I wanted to bring the 7-figure strategies I’ve built, and the 8-figure strategies I’ve implemented, to you. I’ll be live for a full hour, with something epic prepared, and a free gift for ya’ll. I don’t have any high ticket BS to sell ya. There’s plenty of that on skool. I'm going to show you what my biggest clients are doing to win, and how I’m personally using skool. Save the zoom link here! Alsoooo BIG update in my personal life. I got engaged yesterday!! 💎 Coolest story ever (which I’ll share more on soon) but my Fiance @Miles Jones and I were introduced at the Skool Games. He also runs a massive community on skool. The future is going to be insanely exciting! We're currently in a U.K. Castle as ya'll can see below 👇

I was 19 when I dropped out of college and started my first business. It was a ecomm business which seemed smart during covid. (Turns out a lot of people thought that) Now I wasn’t the kid who flunked classes, or rebelled like crazy. My mom actually homeschooled me, and when I went into high school I was a few years ahead of most people my age. I got straight A’s, graduated early, and received multiple college scholarships. But those all led to some version of a desk, a boss, and salary capped at 6-figures. I didn’t like the idea of anyone telling me what to do. So instead? I worked 12-hour days, while building my business on top of a 9-5 job. First in construction, then in fashion, and then in politics. From 5-10 were my business hours. I took no vacations, weekends off, and invested my spare cash into my business. But at the end of 2 years I had nothing to show for it… At least not monetarily. I’d actually lose about $3,000 paying for inventory that had almost no profit margin. And that’s only when I managed to get people to buy my overpriced health supplements. But after pitching and recruiting team members for 24 months, I became pretty good in people skills. My 9-5 was getting old…but the business was still in the red 😫 My town’s pretty small. So there’s these little meet ups that local businesses go to and “network.” You best believe I showed up to each and every little dinner and networking party. These people might need my help someday I figured. I switched businesses (had to stop bleeding money trying to sell random health supplements no one wanted)... And I pitched social media marketing for $800 retainers to my local network. People laughed. They were literally making less than 40k/year in their brick and mortar businesses. And here I am trying to get them interested in online marketing. A close friend agreed to let me build her website for $150… then backed out the next day saying it was “too expensive.” I remember quitting my job last February with this timer in my head: