I thought I would mention, in case there are other founders out there still in the beginning struggles and feeling like everyone else is so much further along. Remember, steady as she goes! I had some tech issues slowing me down, but am feeling full steam ahead now. This evening I dumped the entire sequence of prompts from the Offer Anatomy section of the $10M Offer Playbook into ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok, with the general instructions to the effect of 'use what you already know about me and my offer to work through these and give me a solid plan of action for getting an offer up and bringing in cashflow asap. ChatGPT has been notably lagging lately, and tonight was similar. It returned 8 pages of pretty good content, but Grok and Claude both blew it out of the water. Each returned 20 Pages of very customized content in the first reply. I went on working with Claude because I have been working with that assistant the most the last few months, but I must give Grok props for pulling a LOT of relevant details from past conversations, from my own book. Closer and closer... ~ZG

I did successfully did my first livestream to my Skool community from up on a lift on Sunday but then it didn't save from my phone...still learning! So, I will share a video I took up on the early season slopes instead. Enjoy! ~ZG

Hasta manana, amigos y amigas!

I was trying to train our chiweenie Venus (Picture Below) to stop lunging at other dogs on walks. She's crazy food-motivated, so I brought treats and rewarded her every time she stayed calm near another dog. Worked great. For about five minutes. Then she figured out the game. Now she stops every 20 yards, plops down, and just stares at me like "pay up." She reverse-engineered my entire system in one walk. Anyway, just thought it was funny how quickly behavior changes when the reward structure is obvious. Also reminded me I'm definitely not smarter than my dog. Anyone else have pets that are way too clever for their own good? Would love to see photos if you've got them.