Today I had a talk with the man himself, Sonic — and let me tell you, this guy is the real deal. Within five minutes I knew this was the team to join. Why? Because Sonic isn’t just talking business — he is business. He’s got the brains, the drive, and apparently an unlimited supply of caffeine. ☕💪 He’s out here giving homework (yes, actual homework 😅), holding people accountable, and pushing everyone to level up. I didn’t say it would be easy — but that’s the point. I’m already feeling more alive just knowing I’ve got someone challenging me in a good way. So yeah… save yourself the suspense and just join. Sonic’s building something special, and I’m pumped to be part of it. Thanks, Sonic, for creating this opportunity — and for making personal growth feel like a team sport. 🏆

I'm so excited to have you all here. This community is going to be an incredible resource, and the more we know about each other, the stronger we'll be. Let's break the ice! I am asking you to introduce yourself in a fun way. Share your name, your business, and one "pro-tip" you've learned in your journey so far. Here's an example: - Name: Sonic Karayel (Retired Air Force) - Business: "Sonic Combinator" - I help small businesses go from 0 to 1 in their business journey! - Pro-Tip: Most business owners focus on acquiring new customers, but a high-impact strategy they often overlook is customer retention through a predictable re-engagement system. - Instead of constantly chasing new sales, you can generate more revenue by creating an automated process to bring past customers back. For example, a car mechanic could send an email or text reminder for an oil change six months after the last service. A custom cake baker could send a message a year after a client's wedding, offering a small anniversary cake. This approach is powerful because it costs significantly less to sell to an existing customer than to acquire a new one. By setting up a simple, automated system, you build loyalty, increase your customer's lifetime value, and create a more predictable revenue stream for your business.

Hey everyone! 👋I’m currently leaning toward serving the Home Services niche and considering sub-niching into HVAC and Plumbing companies to start. Since I’m still in the early stages and focused on getting my first few paying clients, I’m wondering — is it smarter to niche down right away, or should I stay broader within Home Services until I have around 10+ clients and then refine my focus? Would love to hear from anyone who’s been through this — what worked best for you when starting out?

I cold called local roofing companies, sent out SMS messages, and even tested Instagram DMs to real estate businesses. At first, it was frustrating with a lot of no-pickups, but I pushed through. Ended up booking 1 meeting from cold calling and another from following up on SMS outreach. This was my first time booking 2 meetings in one day, and in the video, I break down how it happened, what I did differently, and what I learned along the way. 👉 Watch the full Day 17 breakdown HERE

Stoked about the YouTube Channel taking off! The HighLevel series added 34 subs in the last few days! Looking forward to really capitalizing on this venture! If you want to follow the action (for good or bad) check it out! YouTube Channel