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Week 3 Discussion & Sharing
All - I have created a Week 3 Discussion and Sharing thread in the community. You may use this space to share your work from week three. We're officially halfway through the $20K Offer Stack Academy. I want you to know I appreciate the work you're putting in, and for some of you, it's paying off already - more traffic, more comments, and meaningful progress on ideas that have been brewing for a long time. Later this week, we're moving into the build phase: you'll create your first digital product. This is the lesson where the planning turns into a product you can sell. I've added an image of what's coming up over the next 2 weeks. If you've fallen a little behind, this week is a good time to catch up before we get into the build. The next few lessons build on each other. If you need help getting back on track, post in Skool or reply to this email — I'm here. Happy Building! Carrie
Week 3 Discussion & Sharing
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Linda Wolf Sales Page Insanely Serene Heal Relationship Conflict - With or Without the Other Person A Workbook with 10 Simple Steps The Problem You are carrying pain. You want a better relationship with your partner, parent, friend, but you keep running into painful conflicts, arguments, and frustrations. Every interaction brings up past conflicts and adds new injury on top of the old. You think about the problem, too much, and how you can fix it, obsessively. You’ve tried everything, but nothing seems to help you break the pattern. You’d really just love to find some relief, some way to address and let it go, so you can have some peace. The Solution This Insanely Serene workbook, Heal Relationship Conflict - With or Without the Other Person, takes you through a process of healing your pain and finding peace of mind. It is not dependent on the other person’s involvement, and in fact, they don’t need to participate at all for you to find peace. After you use the workbook, you will have a better understanding of the conflict, your role in it, and what you can do differently in the future. You will have decided if you’ll address the problem with the other person involved, and made a plan. Best of all, you will have relief from the relationship pain and more peace of mind. What’s Inside 10 Steps to Heal Relationship Conflict (Lay them all out?) Social Proof Melinda With Linda, I have come to find my inner, true strength and to call on it in times of struggle and challenge. I know when I talk with her that she will help me to acknowledge and understand my own role in any given situation and support me while I face my deep fears to reach the still, quiet truth that brings me peace of mind. Amy Through working with Linda, I acquired insight into behaviors that were detrimental to my mental health. I learned that it is ok for me to keep out of my life people who are negative influences. I also learned positive steps I can take to keep myself calm and relaxed in my daily life. I am grateful to Linda for helping me to achieve a sense of calm and acceptance.
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I revised my sales page based on our discussion and just simplifying my offer to a Boundaries worksheet or guide - it might end up being about 4-6 pages: Linda Wolf Sales Page Insanely Serene How to Set a Boundary to Deal with Unacceptable Behavior A Worksheet with 4 Simple Steps The Problem One of the most painful aspects of a difficult relationship is dealing with unacceptable behavior. Someone is doing or saying something that bothers you and feels unhealthy for you and the relationship. Maybe they are: - Consistently showing up late when you’re waiting for them - Ignoring or not listening to you - Being disrespectful - Neglecting their responsibilities so they fall on you Unacceptable behavior takes many forms. You define what is unacceptable to you. Maybe you’ve brought this to their attention, more than once, and asked for things to change. But then nothing changes. The Solution Here’s the thing, boundaries are not about the other person and their behavior. They are about you and what you will do to protect yourself. You set a boundary, you hold a boundary. It has nothing to do with changing the other person. That’s why I’ve outlined 4 simple steps in this worksheet, How to Set a Boundary to Deal with Unacceptable Behavior. With this tool, you can identify what’s bothering you and what you, and only you, can do to protect yourself. You don’t need anyone else to be involved to find relief from the behavior that’s bothering you. You’ll learn about boundaries, and you’ll identify what you can do to set one or more on the behaviors that are bothering you in your relationships. What’s Inside This booklet outlines the problem - unacceptable behavior and how it causes relationship pain. It includes a discussion of the solution - setting boundaries. And it includes a worksheet with 4 simple steps for you to consider and then write about. You’ll end up with a plan for addressing the unacceptable behavior. Follow these steps and you will find relief. You’ll find peace of mind. And all without having to involve the person whose behavior bothers you.
Week 2 Discussion & Sharing
Great job on the lessons from week one, everybody! Use this thread for week two to share your work and get feedback from me.
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Offer Stack Pyramid: Newsletter - I'm going to go back to 7/mo, $77/year, maybe an annual founder's cost?? Digital Product: How to Manage Relationship Conflict - with or without the other person $27-$47 Mid-ticket: Digital product, 28 days of daily step by step (can I do this without being involved/online with people?) - $197-$497
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The call doesn't seem to work - isn't it now?
Week 1 Discussion & Sharing
Please use this thread to share your week one work. I will do my best to provide feedback within 24 hours. Every day you're building something that leads to the next step, so please take time to share what you're working on and feel free to comment on what others have shared as well.
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I started on the email series. In order to get through this, I pulled all my products together that I've created over the years. This helped me get to what I could offer in the first email, which I drafted. This is the subject line: Welcome to Insanely Serene - here’s your starter kit! The starter kit is just a two-page PDF that offers a foundation for self-care. Because the solution to finding peace of mind with relationship pain isn't to do something relating to the other person but to take care of your relationship with yourself first. I hope to keep working on things today, ideally draft the remaining two emails and then get on to today's lesson.
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I went through the testimonial lesson. I have a number of existing quotes from friends and clients - I tried to create a page like yours in the testimonial.to and managed to get one quote in there but then could not figure out how to add more so I would get a page that could either link or get screenshotted...(screenshot below) Then I tried to figure out how to add a testimonial section to the Substack website and couldn't figure it out. I added a section, but it was automatically set up to populate with posts. So I deleted it. I also reached out to a friend to ask the question - "What has reading Insanely Serene helped you with the most?" I did change my Substack home page to magazine format, which I like better. But I can't figure out how to change other parts of it, like making the description of my publication more prominent, or how to add another widget with important links above the recommendations, stuff like that. Here's another set of before and after images.
Welcome!
Welcome to the $20K offers Stack Academy. Please take a moment to introduce yourself and tell us: - What do you publish? - How long have you been at it? - What's your current monthly revenue from your newsletter? - What do you want to build in the next 28 days? But first, a little more about me: I'm Carrie Loranger, founder of 9-To-Thrive. I left the corporate world after 18 years and built my portfolio business with multiple income streams. Every week, I publish how-to guides, videos, and other content to help creators, site hustlers, and solopreneurs build their portfolio business so they never have to rely on one paycheck or client again. I'm very excited that you're here and ready to grow, and I look forward to seeing what you build over the next 28 days.
Welcome!
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Hi, I'm Linda Wolf. I've been blogging for over 15 years on the topic of finding peace of mind in relationships using emotional intelligence knowledge that I've gained over my lifetime. I really want to help people increase their self-love, learn how to improve their relationship skills, and develop emotionally healthy responses to life. I love Carrie's goal - that's why I joined - generate income in 28 days. I just lost my 9-5 job last fall and while I'm job searching, I would LOVE to turn my knowledge and content into income so I don't HAVE to get a job. I have tried many different methods to increase engagement and generate income. I've never really gotten traction or figured out exactly what message to what audience to provide what outcomes is really effective. So I look forward to this program to hone in on the actions to take to shape my goals and knowledge into effective outreach and really be able to help people.
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Heal your relationships, find peace of mind -- with or without the other person

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