Morning thoughts… none today. I was hauled out of bed at 1 PM by a panicking Kimberly who wanted my help with her funnel. Which is actually kind of funny because I don’t know funnels. I simply remind myself that I need to know all this tech stuff for my Summit and the more we mess up, the more we learn how it all works. I believe it's all getting tattooed into our brains! One thing I like to do when I’m stuck on something, is sleep on it. That way I usually see a different perspective, or something clicks and I find a solution. I could look at Kimberly’s funnel troubles with a renewed vigor, especially because I wasn’t exhausted. She had heard back from systeme.io and it turned out although she wasn’t at 10 funnels she was at her limit in sales funnel steps. Time to deactivate… However the bigger problem of last night’s deletion of the opt in page also needed to be solved. We tried downloading Michele’s template again and it was denied (too many steps), but when I started to click on a few of the sales funnel steps, I caught a glimpse of the partially edited page we were missing - WOOHOO! However, as Kimberly is a tornado sometimes, and this morning a very tired one, I sent her to bed telling her I needed one hour to solve her funnel situation without her interrupting me. I came in at 1:02. We still had work to do, but we had an opt in page! The process of correcting this unfortunate mistake turned it into a learning I did not know I was capable of. It gave me hope and confidence that I can set up my Summit successfully because I have such a greater understanding of how all the tech works. Kimberly says we will be our mentor’s new tech help people in a year. That would be interesting. Lol Now I have so many things sorted out in my head because of this new found knowledge. The information was in my possession the entire time, but I was resisting. With Kimberly taking on the stress because it was her workshop, I was able to step back, and without the anxiety I saw the situation with a new perspective. It is now exciting to me instead of terrifying.