This taught me a lot. I went into yesterday hoping to get a booking, but I didn’t. Regardless, I walked into 6 businesses, talked to the owners, pitched my offer, and pushed through the nerves. By the 6th conversation, my confidence and speaking skills had improved significantly. No booking this time, but I gained experience—and that’s a win. 💪

Hey everyone, 20 minutes. That's all it took for Josh and Jamie to walk into a local business, start a conversation about AI, and book a meeting with a potential client. And they filmed the entire thing. As part of our email series on how to get clients, Josh wanted to prove how simple it really is to go out and find AI clients. No cold emails. No LinkedIn posts. No cold calling. They grabbed a camera, walked down the street, and started talking to local businesses about AI. 20 minutes later, they had a meeting booked with a financial advisory firm. One warning before you watch: the video is raw. Very raw. That's the point. We want you to see what it actually looks like: walking in, pushing through the awkwardness, and coming out with a meeting booked. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zraXWEigqU Now it's your turn...

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When a potential client says "come take a look at our business", I've seen a lot of agency owners spend hours mapping their processes, finding the opportunities, scoping the build... completely free. Then hope the proposal lands. For us its different. Discovery work is the most valuable thing we do. It's the part clients actually can't do themselves. So where do you sit right now? Free discovery to win the deal, or paid diagnostics? Interested to hear where you all land before the upcoming live event. If you haven't already sign up if you can make it live! - https://live.aaaaccelerator.com/

Just finished my first real discovery/audit for a business owner and honestly it went way better than I expected. I was able to identify the pain points, quantify the problem, map the current workflow, figure out what the ideal system should look like, and turn everything into a builder-ready plan. I already have the report done, the demo is in progress with my builder, and we're now working toward showing her an actual version 1 working solution. Crazy to see this go from an idea, a real business problem, into a real system being built around her needs. Biggest lesson so far: don't sell AI. Find the problem first, then build the solution around it. Still early, but this feels like a big step.