I just finished listening to a conversation that hit uncomfortably close to home. Not because it was inspiring. Because it was honest. ⏬⏬⏬ Strong recommended listen to any entrepreneurs! https://youtu.be/UDBkiBnMrHs?si=QUlXzJzYX0t5p41d Buying a business or simply life, is not hard because of lack of information... It is hard because the required actions are often unpleasant! Making cold calls. Following up when there is no response. Reading financials when you are tired. Having uncomfortable conversations with staff members. Most people know what they should do. Few do it consistently when motivation is gone. Here is what matters. You are not supposed to do this alone. When you try to push through solo, friction is the result. When you push through with a team or a community, friction becomes normal. That is why serious entrepreneurs surround themselves early! Not after a deal. Before confidence shows up. So my question is to you is ⁉️ What is one action you have been avoiding this week and who could help you stay accountable to do it anyway

When you know, you know. Commit to the habit.

Just a few weeks ago, I decided to stay consistent with posting short videos on my YouTube channel. At first, it felt slow… views were small, progress was gradual — but I kept showing up. Fast-forward to today, and consistency has completely changed my life.For the past 3 weeks straight, I’ve been earning $7,000 every single week just from what started as simple short-form content. I didn’t get lucky — I got consistent. And now the results are speaking louder than anything else. If you want to start making huge money online through content just like this, I’m ready to help. I’m opening space for 100 people who are serious about transforming their income and building their own success stories. 👉 Comment “YT” or👉 Inbox me directly I’ll guide you step-by-step and help you start making real sales on your journey as well. Your breakthrough could be one post away. Let’s make it happen! 🚀📈🔥

Decide structure & jurisdiction — choose federal incorporation or a provincial/territorial incorporation (each has different benefits). Choose a name & check availability — run a NUANS (or provincial name) search to confirm your name isn’t taken. Reserve the name if required. Prepare incorporation documents — draft and file Articles of Incorporation (include share structure, number of directors, registered office). Follow the federal or provincial form. File & get certificate of incorporation — submit online (or by paper where allowed). You’ll receive your certificate when approved. Keep this document safe. Register for a Business Number (BN) with CRA — register for your BN and any needed CRA program accounts (GST/HST, payroll, import/export). You can register online. Extra-provincial registration (if operating across provinces) — if you’ll do business outside the jurisdiction of incorporation, register extra-provincially in those provinces. Set up basic corporate housekeeping — create the minute book, issue share certificates, record director resolutions, and set a banking resolution to open a corporate bank account. Check licences & permits — identify industry-specific licences, municipal permits, or provincial registrations you may need and apply. Meet tax & payroll obligations — register for payroll accounts before hiring, understand GST/HST thresholds, and set up bookkeeping. Ongoing compliance — file annual returns, keep corporate records current, and renew any provincial registrations or licences on time

Most people think you need money, investors, or credit to buy a business. You don’t. You need positioning. And this is exactly where StoryBrand 2.0 becomes a weapon. One of the biggest lessons from Donald Miller is this: The person who communicates the clearest value becomes the obvious choice. When you’re acquiring a business with $0 out of pocket, the seller isn’t choosing your bank account. They’re choosing the story you represent in their life. And here’s the shift that turns conversations into deals: --- 1. The Seller is the Hero — You’re Not. Most buyers show up like heroes: “I want to buy your business.” “I can fix this.” “I did X, Y, Z before.” StoryBrand flips this. The seller is the hero of the story, not you. Your role? The Guide. A guide with competence, calmness, and a clear plan. When the seller feels like you understand their fears, frustrations, and hopes, they naturally follow you. Money becomes secondary. --- 2. Unique Problem-Solving Is Your Currency In $0-down deals, you’re not buying the business… You’re solving the problems the seller can’t or doesn’t want to solve anymore. Examples: • Removing their stress • Protecting their employees • Maintaining their legacy • Handling transitions they’re tired of • Bringing systems they never had time to build • Helping them retire without chaos Your unique problem-solving abilities are the down payment. The clearer you communicate them, the more the seller sees you as the guide who can safely get them to the outcome they want. That’s StoryBrand 2.0 in its purest form. --- 3. Control the Narrative, Control the Deal StoryBrand teaches that people don’t buy the best product… They buy the message they understand the fastest. Sellers are the same. If they understand your positioning clearly, they trust you. If they trust you, they collaborate. If they collaborate, you can structure creative terms: ✓ Seller financing ✓ Earnouts ✓ Deferred payments ✓ Management transitions ✓ Cash-flow-first structures