Ending the year strong 💪 🎥 Watch the Replay Here Key Takeaways: - Consistency > perfection Simple posting schedules and systems beat random motivation. - Structure creates content Clear content pillars turn ideas into consistent posts. - Free → paid needs clarity Workshops and communities work when the next step is obvious. - Views don’t equal conversions Every video needs a clear CTA and direction. - Clarity before complexity Nail the offer first, then build funnels and content.

If you're not making any sales right now, you need to read this because... Nobody will ever give you money if you don't fix your sh*tty offer. I mean it. I just reviewed a ton of your offers and... It wasn't pretty. It was actually brutal. You are all making the EXACT same mistakes as each other. Which is why nobody is buying what you're trying to sell. This is why when people work with me/my team, the first thing we do is fix their offer. From there, we help them sell it, and they make a ton of money. You can read/watch some of our most recent success stories here. We have more success stories than anyone else on Skool because we don't let our clients sell sh*tty offers. Other coaches are too scared to say what I say so they let their clients suffer. But whatever. Let them be scared. I'm here to help you. For free. So keep reading. Here are the top 3 mistakes I see ALL OF YOU (our non-clients) making with your offers: Mistake #1: You haven't specified who it's for. You're trying to help everyone. You think: "I can help lots of different people!" The result? You end up helping no one because people are not attracted to generalists. You can't possibly speak the language of a basketball player if you're also helping busy, burnt out moms 😂 The fix: Have a clear, spear headed label of your ideal customer. Example: Single moms. Look how clear and simple that is! More examples: Online coaches Personal trainers Plumbers Highschool soccer players Female actors Christian dads NONE of you are being that specific and clear. But you need to be. Our clients are. And yes, even if you are targeting JUST VEGANS, you can still work with meat eaters or vegetarians if you want - but your marketing needs to be focused on JUST VEGANS.

🎤 “The Secret Weight a 13-Year-Old Shouldn’t Carry” ⚡ From the outside, it looked like I was leading a thriving youth choir in Chicago’s Cabrini Green Housing Projects. 🎬 Inside, I was facing inappropriate adult behavior no child should experience. I learned community can lift you up and fail you at the same time. 💎 Community lesson: Some of the deepest strengths come from surviving what nobody knew you were carrying. 🛠 Next: Turning this chapter into frameworks for safer, stronger communities inside The Machine. 🔥 Question: Has community ever been both your support and your struggle? — Bernie #CommunityBuilders #TruthHeals #TheMachine

1,000 / 1,000 Can't get any more efficient than that! 🧠 Straight off the dome piece 🤯 No AI involved!

Hey everyone. I am planning to giveaway one of my paid community mini-courses for free to attract members inside my community. The mini-course is for beginners to help them find an audience, pick a problem, create a leadmagnet and offer. I want to create those viral posts for exposure and engagement where i giveaway the course but members have to do something, like share the post or tag friends etc. I have seen people do it but not sure if that works. I would like to hear from @Ted Carr @Benny D if it’s a good idea to ask people to share the post or tag friends etc. My audience are mostly on Facebook so that’s where I want to do the giveaway post. Does anyone have a post or script example you can share that works well?