Copy these questions into a reply and answer them: 1. What was your first job? 2. What was the last thing you bought on amazon? No cheating! 3. When did you realize you wanted to be your own boss? 4. What do you do when you feel "stuck"? 5. What alarm clock sound do you wake up to? 6. Do you watch sports? if so which ones? 7. Do you collect anything? 8. What is the last book you read? 9. What has been your proudest moment of your life so far? 10. What do you think is the most important characteristic a person can have? 11. What is your favorite movie? 12. Would you rather work in an office or work from home? 13. If you could talk to 1 person (past or present), who would it be? 14. Who do you most admire in your life?

I need people to check https://www.johnmarshall.edu on mobile phones and tablet (in both horizontal and vertical mode) let me know if teh site breaks in anyway please let me know in the comments what device you viewed it on and how it worked. I really need it review of droids as I don't own one. Thanks in advance... p.s. if it does break screencaps and/or error messages would be extremely helpful

Hi folks. Does anyone have a concern about their website being A.D.A. compliant? I was just reading non A.D.A. compliant websites are getting hit with fines. Advice? Thoughts?

There are two kinds of people reading this right now. The first will feel motivated for about 10 minutes, save this post, and go right back to planning for January. The second will spend the next few weeks taking action and finish the year with a business that looks nothing like the one they have today. The difference isn’t talent. It isn’t experience. And it sure as hell isn’t how many followers they have. It’s having a process designed to generate sales instead of one designed to look impressive. If I had to build a $10K/month business from scratch before December 31, here’s the playbook I’d follow: - Talk to 10–20 potential customers. Not to pitch them. Find out what they’re struggling with and what they’d actually pay to fix. - Create a one-page offer. No 47-page business plan. No fancy presentations. Just a clear problem, a valuable solution, and a price. - Sell it before you build it. Validate the demand before investing weeks creating something nobody wants. - Deliver it live. Work directly with your first customers. Get results, gather feedback, and figure out what actually works. - Turn what works into a repeatable product. Now you have something built on real-world experience, not assumptions. Here’s where most people screw it up. They start with the course, the website, the branding, the logo, the funnel, and 47 automations. Then they launch to the sound of crickets and wonder what went wrong. They built the product before proving anyone wanted it. Stop building businesses that look good on paper. Start building something people will actually pay for. You’ve got less than three months left in the year. What are you going to do with them?

Who is coming to tonight training? It is more of a workshop on how I set mine up...