I have been mulling over something lately...Where is everyone? Seriously. Did I miss a memo? Was there a mass alien abduction? Did everybody win the lottery and move to a private island without inviting me? Because it’s getting awfully quiet around here. Let’s review what you’ve got access to in Digital Edge. You get live access to me at least TWICE a week. Some weeks, THREE times. That’s multiple opportunities to pick my brain, ask questions, get feedback, troubleshoot problems, or just show up and tell me I’m full of shit. And believe me, I know plenty of people who would happily take that last opportunity. We’ve got training calls covering everything from getting your first client to scaling an agency. We’ve got a classroom full of courses, resources, templates, systems, and tools. We’ve got daily posts covering prospecting, sales, marketing, operations, mindset, AI, and pretty much every other aspect of running an agency short of teaching your dog to handle client onboarding. Although, frankly, some dogs might do a better job than certain agency owners I’ve encountered. And yet… crickets. Training calls? Ghost town. Comments? Apparently rationed like toilet paper during COVID. Questions? I assume everyone has achieved complete enlightenment and no longer needs answers. Posts? I’m starting to think the comment button requires a blood sacrifice. At this point, I’m basically hosting a podcast for an audience of invisible people, except I don’t have sponsors, nobody’s sending me free stuff, and I’m pretty sure my wife is tired of hearing me talk about marketing. Now, I realize I’m not everybody’s cup of tea. I’m more like gas station coffee that’s been sitting on the burner since 5 AM. A little bitter, occasionally offensive, but I’ll damn sure wake you up. Maybe my dazzling personality isn’t enough. Maybe I need to start juggling flaming chainsaws during training calls. Maybe I should give away a free toaster to anyone who leaves a comment. Or maybe I should start every training with, “The secret to making $50K a month with AI while working 11 minutes a week.”