Hey Identity Shifters! I need a HUGHHHHHH favor from you! If the Identity Lab has helped you create any clear result, would you be willing to leave a short Google review about it? I'm currently building a landing page for the Identity Lab & official Google reviews help a alot! The result doesn’t have to be huge. It just needs to be real and specific. Examples of results you might share: • You finally launched your YouTube channel after thinking about it for x years • You gained clarity about your offer or message • You stopped going back and forth and actually executed something (be specific about what the something is) • You took an action that led to money or a new opportunity because of something in the Identity Lab (be specific about what it was) • You finally understood where your nervous system was causing you to freeze or stop in a specific time frame Please don’t focus on praising me. This isn’t about making me look good. What helps future students is hearing the result you experienced. Think about what result YOU would want to see on a review that would make you say "I need to be in there". If it helps, you can use this simple format: 1. What were you struggling with before joining the Identity Lab?2. What insight, shift, or action happened while you were inside? 3. What result or progress came from that? Example structure: "Before joining the Identity Lab, I had been sitting on my message for 2 years and couldn’t get myself to move. Inside the community I finally got clarity on what I would offer the world and launched my YouTube channel/Podcast/Website etc. The nervous system prompts helped me see exactly where I was freezing." *** One more important thing:Please mention “Identity Lab” in your review so people know what you’re referring to. Leaving a review like this would help me tremendously because it shows people the real-world results coming from the work we’re doing inside the Lab. Thank you in advance. Here's the review link https://g.page/r/Cf-56k3RTNnUEBM/review

Drop the word “me” if you see yourself getting flown out to speak/teach with all expenses covered and making at least $1000 from each event?? ** (This is the minimum because those same people usuaally buy something from you later on the back end). I’m asking this because I want you to understand that hosting virtual events can create that world for you. I’ve been flown out to speak every single year since 2018. And do you want to know who flew me out?? THE PEOPLE THAT ATTENDED MY VIRTUAL CLASSES AND EVENTS🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ And that is why we are focusing on virtual events FIRST. Because I know many of you want to be in front of a live audience! And you can! But the best place to practice the power of gathering an audience is right there in your phone! There’s people in those digital worlds. And if you can hold thier attention there, you will see them get on a plane, book a hotel, rent a car, & pay a babysitter just to come see you live in person. I pinky promise! Happy Jupiter Day!

Last week we talked about how to extract value from your lived experiences. Not by motivation or inspiration. Or "I help you become a better version of yourself". But with monetizable value. And with real numbers. Some of you nodded & said, “That makes sense.” But we didn’t actually walk through it live. So watch the video because I'm using the exact prompt in real time. And when it asked about the problem I can solve, I didn’t give it something strategic with a tangible outcome. I gave it something emotional, internal & subjective. And probably something that most people think is non-monetizable. And it still identified where the money was hiding. If you’re in Identity Lab and you’re sitting on: – Unused stories of personal transformation – Emotional experiences that you conquered – Hard seasons that you overcame & found solutions for – Lessons you haven’t structured into monetization Then you’re sitting on unused assets stored in your mind. *WORD MAGIC MOMENT* Your mind is a meant..... meaning your mind is a MINT (it creates money). The only thing is...... you have to mean it when you say it. This prompt finds the money for you. Watch the video.Then go run your own experiment through it. And when you do — drop in the comments: What did it surface that you didn't see before?

What Are We Actually Doing Inside Identity Lab? Let me simplify this. We are building your first paid virtual event step by step. Here’s where we are & where we are going: Step 1: Reverse Revenue Calculator You ran the numbers to see how many people will realistically show up? What would you have to charge to meet your revenue goal? Step 2: Find The Expensive Problem (from the workshop we just did) .If your back-end offer needs to be $1,000+, the problem must justify that. And you must know how to articulate the value even beyond $$$ Step 3: Market Demand Check . Before you build anything, you need to confirm demand. Are people already talking about this? Searching for it? Paying for it? Are people ALREADY paying $$$$ for this?? Step 4: Offer Validation. Start talking about it publicly. Open conversations & measure response. This is where you sell it before you sell it. Meaning, even a few DM conversations helps you build your sales muscle ANDDDD gathering data (language) before spending weeks building something nobody asked for. Now here’s the part that matters. At the end of every step, there will be a nervous system check. So you can see exactly where you froze. Not “I don’t know what happened.” Not “Maybe it’s the algorithm.” Or "It;s the kids". No. You’ll know EXACTLY where you froze in this process. You'll be able to say to yourself "I froze at the price." "I froze at naming the expensive problem." "I froze at checking demand"." I froze at having conversations in the DMs." No guesswork. You’ll be able to locate the exact checkpoint where your identity tightened. And that is where confrontation of self needs to happen. FYI These are just the first 4 steps. There will be more. But now you can see what we’re building in here. Step by step. Happy Saturday!

If you joined the “”How To Build A Unique Offer That Sells” yesterday or watched the replay, what was your take away 👀