Morning, Ok let me get to work. I am going to do this now since this is my Skool maintenance hour.

I won't be doing all 10 ponds today because its Saturday and I partially rest on Saturday. I did send a few messages on Skool a few to those in this community and a few in other communities. I posted on social media on my pages and of course some of the groups I am in. The biggest challenge is always cold outreach people don't really know you that well so it's important to show yourself in some of these groups so people can see you. I have been a business owner for 12 years and I have worked with rappers, singers, and politicians. Just like I have worked with several corporations and managed 10+ million budgets for corporate fundraising initiatives. I have helped scale businesses beyond 3mil in revenue. I am highly connected. So doing the outreach was not hard. It just felt like people were looking down on cold outreach or even the idea that they were being pitched. I have to remind myself that opening these communities, was a God thing and not to get discouraged and work on my own pride and ego. Thats what came up this morning as I was doing my outreach and people were responding. Also this reminder: God can do more in 1 day than you can in 6 days. So rest! I am going to do what I normally do on Saturdays, enjoy watching Scooby Doo and eating my cereal. lol

@Dwight Riddick The skool part I am still learning. It is fairly new for me to have a community in this space where I have traditionally sold well without one. Launching the communities was definitely a God thing because I had no plans to do this. lol

@Dwight Riddick oh i dont mind it. I always ask myself, are you being stubborn because I have been doing this so long. An old dog can learn new tricks. lol But of course. Glad to be apart of it.

I love this and appreciate the opportunity to shamelessly plug here. lol I have attached a few graphics and links. When a client confirms, we send a proposal to them in my system for consulting and speaking. You can join my communities or buy something that is separate. GPT's specifically for speakers- https://speakergptsuite.com/ My AI Service Guide: https://www.canva.com/design/DAG5Wh_LCLA/ZWz3oD3Ha8gwRh9VtwPD6A/view?utm_content=DAG5Wh_LCLA&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hb9752a4c3e

@Dwight Riddick yeah for the service guide I typically only send when someone wants to look and doesn't seem sure. If you were ready to move forward, I would have sent a proposal link to you instead with a link to pay to move forward which I can still do lol (Attaching the picture of the proposal ready to go because I also sent a message to you) I have done an a/b test. my speakergpt suite is my highest performing suite and consistently sells along with the upsell that is attached. I have sold over 112 of that offer this year since launching in June (upsell is at 50% conversion). I haven't wanted to change anything yet but we are looking at a shift in next year as we are running ads soon for some products.

@TammyRenee Maxwell So I guess for further clarification, is it clear about what your presentation is speaking on? or what you do overall? Just trying to understand how I can answer and give you feedback. Because The WAVE framework is strong and each pillar gives a sense of what you’ll be teaching. That part works well. Where I think things still feel a little unclear is in understanding the actual experience of the keynote. Right now, I understand the themes (Wisdom, Awareness, Vision, Energy), but I’m not fully clear on: - What you will do with the audience during the keynote - How the concepts translate into actionable moments or takeaways - Whether this keynote is mainly motivational, instructional, or skills-based - What the audience will walk away being able to do differently The content explains the what of each pillar, but not the how you plan to bring it to life on stage. For example: Will you share stories? Models? Tools? Demonstrations? Audience interaction? If the goal is for the keynote to communicate your value clearly, you might need a few clarifying statements such as: - “In this keynote, I will…” - “Participants will walk away with…” - “During the session, we’ll explore…” These additions would make it much easier to visualize the actual flow and impact of the keynote itself. Overall, the message is meaningful, but adding more detail about the experience and outcomes of the keynote will help people immediately understand what you do on stage and why it matters. Lastly, What isn’t fully clear yet is what you actually do as a service provider. Someone reading this will understand the ideas behind your keynote, but they may still be unsure about the specifics of your work. Need to clarify: What industry you serve or specialize in?, Who your primary audience is (frontline staff, leaders, executives, or all of the above)?, and The main outcome they promise (higher customer satisfaction, better culture, improved retention?).

@TammyRenee Maxwell ok awesome!

I just engaged with your post!