I've been working on my big domino. Can you help me out and write the number for which of these is most intriguing for you? 1. “How to Stop Freezing and Overthinking and Start Moving Forward With Confidence Without Years of Therapy or Another Cycle of Trying and Failing” 2. “How to Take Back Control of Your Mind and Body and Finally Create the Change You Want Without Endless Therapy or Beating Yourself Up for Not Succeeding” 3. “How to Stop Letting Anxiety and Negative Thoughts Hold You Back and Start Living With Confidence Without Spending Years in Therapy or Stuck in the Same Cycle” 4. “How to Break Free From the Patterns That Keep You Stuck and Step Into a Life of Confidence and Connection Without Wasting More Time on Failed Fixes” 5. “How to Stop Feeling at the Mercy of Fear and Start Taking Back Control of Your Life Without Years of Therapy or Another Round of Self Help That Doesn’t Last”

Don't make this mistake. You wouldn't believe how many funnels I've seen crash and burn because of something as basic as domain setup. Even from people charging $25K - $100k for masterminds. I have this weird habit... whenever someone launches a new offer, I go check if their domain actually works. (Leave me alone, it's my thing.) More often than you'd think.. it doesn't. It's straight up embarrassing. That's your credibility walking out the door in real time. Your domain is your front door. It's the first impression of whether you actually know what you're doing. Here's what you should do: 1 - Make it work with both http and https. (You'd be shocked how many don't.) 2 - Make it work with and without the www. 3 - Make the redirect rules preserve tracking parameters. Because if they don't, your data's garbage and you'll never know why your ads aren't working. 4 - Use a dedicated domains for your CTAs. "MyChallenge.com" sounds infinitely better than "mysite.com/challenge-registration-page-v2." 5 - Monitor it with an uptime ping. The last way you want to find out your funnel is down is from an angry customer email. This isn't perfectionism talking. It's about not looking amateur when it matters most. When your domain setup is bulletproof, you're sending a signal that you handle the details that separate serious business owners from wannabes. Trust me, the market notices. Your peers definitely notice. Want more insights like this? Follow for more funnel wins that actually matter. 🚀 - James

Lay it out there for the community!

Yesterday I had a long walk with a sparing partner to reflect. We commented on our purpose, vision, and objectives. We touched the topic of building a coaching business and doing this in a one-to-many setting and online. I told him I read an article in LinkedIn, where a professor says that coaching has become a very low value offering and most coaches are using hero stories and their personal story out of misery to offer very little value to their emotionally caught customers. My friend said that most online offerings are superficial and btw how can you coach one to many and give every person real value. And it really made me think.... Because fundamentally I do not agree...and I am disappointed when I hear such negative statements..... After what I have seen in the selling online challenge, I believe a lot of value can be transmitted in a one-to-many format and the quality of the offering depends on the coach, their skill and how a one-to-many program is set up.... - It is about how a coach transmits content, moves the coachees to act and learn about themselves, find their purpose or the areas they want to improve and help them define an action plan and execute it. - So, generating a desire to change in the coachees and giving good tools and helping along the way can make people start a "self exploration" successfully in a one- to-many setting. - The individual action plans and follow up need additional solutions, going from punctual 1:1 coachings, to communities, group coachings or masterminds. I believe you can improve the percentage of successful coachees with these additional solutions. - Additionally, I would want to know my coachees personally, what drives them, what their purpose is, and where they are in life. It will help better help them. And depending on the situation they need more coaching, mentoring or problem-solving advice…. What are your thoughts on this? What do you do to offer value and not a commodity?

I'm an early bird myself, waking up around 5 - 5:30 at the moment each morning What about you?