I see it before my eyes... This community is growing. People are joining rapidly. The 'message' is spreading. And every day, someone in here decides they’re done living small. Momentum like this doesn’t happen on accidentally - it happens because people finally choose to bet on themselves. To go ALL-IN on the themseleves. To COMMIT to something. To draw a line in the f*cking sand and say - "Enough with the bullshit - that ends today." Reminder: 🔥 BLACK FRIDAY OFFER — THROUGH FRIDAY 12/5 I dropped this for the people who’ve been right on the edge - the ones who need that final push to get in the room and get moving. This gets you access to my coaching, mentorship, offer access, and the environment that actually produces results —at a rate I won’t repeat. If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it. The barrier to entry has never been lower - and with more upside. High tides raise all boats. I am working on creating a f*cking tidal wave. LFG! GC

The best salespeople I know barely "sell" at all. They just filter ruthlessly. I've seen too many high-ticket teams burn out chasing ghosts, unqualified prospects who sound interested but never commit. The calendars are packed. The Slack channels buzz. But the revenue? Flat. Here's the truth nobody wants to hear: activity is not progress. When your team spends 80% of their time convincing people who weren't pre-sold, you're not really building a pipeline, you're running a charity for tire-kickers. The real question isn't "How do we close more deals?" It's "Why are we talking to people who should've been filtered out three calls ago?" Here's what changes when you flip it: → Build systems that attract believers, not browsers. → Pre-qualify hard. Let price, process, and positioning do the filtering. → Stop rewarding activity. Reward pipeline quality. The cost of chasing the wrong prospects isn't just wasted time, it's the right deals you never saw coming. What if your calendar was half as full but twice as profitable?

Reflecting in this season of thankfulness... You know, sometimes you need just hit the 'pause' button and reflect back at all the shit that’s actually gone right. Stop pissing-and-moaning for a second about what hasn't gone your way. For me, this past year has been a f*cking game-changer. I walked away from a 2+ decade career and making over 6-figures, and an appealing benefits package. I left the 9-to-5 meat grinder to build something that was my own, and launched a Skool community that’s turning into something real. That’s not just business; that’s freedom. Oh, and by the way, I packed my bags and moved to Panama, I figure I'll catch some rays, enjoy the new casa, and see if it's "home" or onto the next stop. That's the freedom I have always been working toward - and now I have. Because of ONE F*CKING DECISION... BET ON ME and go All-In. I've had the opportunity to meet some incredible people who genuinely have my back. Network with high-income earners who are "sending the elevator back down." I put myself in mastermind rooms, leveled up my game, and realize how much more is out there. How much more I have yet to achieve. My simple reflection: I’m GD thankful. For the freedom, for the journey, for the people around me, and for what’s still on the horizon. If this past year taught me anything, it’s that betting on yourself pays off in ways you can't even fathom. And trust me, there's so much more coming. Here’s to the next chapter, and gratitude for the one that got me here. LFG!!!

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I've been thinking about this a lot lately. Everyone's freaking out that AI will strip away authenticity. That automation will turn us into robots. That high-ticket deals will suffer because we're losing "the personal touch." But when I look at what most people were doing before AI? It wasn't exactly human. It was: - Templates with [First Name] tokens pretending to be personal - Surface-level "research" that's really just LinkedIn stalking - The same pitch deck, slightly tweaked, sent to everyone - Volume disguised as strategy AI didn't create that problem. It just made it impossible to hide. Here's what I've learned: AI doesn't replace connection. It exposes where connection was already missing. The salespeople panicking about AI? They're the ones who were already treating prospects like numbers. Just with more manual effort. The ones thriving? They use AI for what it's good at, logistics, research, follow-up, so they can spend more time on what actually matters: understanding people. The shift isn't about doing less automation. It's about showing up better when it counts. Automate the reach. Protect the conversation. One scales. The other closes.