Made a quick video for the community—hope you get a laugh. But for real, here’s what I’ve been taking from Paul’s teaching ✅ - 🔍 Build around what people already search on Google/YouTube (instead of “what might go viral”) - 🎯 One video = one question answered (if it sounds like a real question someone would type… you’re on the right track) - 🧠 You don’t need a big channel, a face reveal, or cinematic edits—clear answers beat fancy intros every time - 📌 Think “library,” not “lottery”: a few solid videos can keep sending traffic for a very long time 💬 Which niche are you in? If you don’t comment, I’ll assume your niche is “procrastination” and you’re absolutely dominating it 😊

Adding a little companion strategy to Paul’s Quantum system (from someone who had to build evergreen the hard way 🤍) A few years ago, I was sitting in my bedroom with an oxygen machine beside me, laptop balanced on my knees, lungs still healing after a coma. I remember opening my computer for the first time in months, honestly expecting everything to be dead in the water. My businesses. My income. My momentum. And then I looked at my dashboards. To my absolute shock… a handful of my YouTube videos had quietly kept everything alive. Not huge money — a couple hundred dollars a month — but it was coming in from: – YouTube ad revenue – affiliate sales – sales of my own products and courses – even royalties from my books on Amazon All from focused traffic those videos were pulling in on autopilot. I just sat there thinking: Wait… what?! Especially because my channel was never “strategic” back then. I started posting on YouTube over 15 years ago simply to communicate with members across different businesses. My channel was a literal patchwork quilt: Cake decorating. Teaching kids about money. My kids uploading Barbie videos and D&D clips. Completely all over the place. Most of my videos did nothing. But there were a handful that consistently brought me leads. And I hadn’t even realized that what I’d accidentally done right on YouTube also allowed those same videos to rank on Google. Those videos didn’t just attract people — they warmed them up. It was wild. That tiny monthly income gave me hope at a time when doctors had told me I’d be lucky to regain 60% lung function… and that I might never work again. That’s when I leaned hard into evergreen. I’d already learned from mentors like Jeff Walker, Mike Filsaime, and Frank Kern that staying in touch with your audience matters — but I physically couldn’t email every week. My body just wouldn’t allow it. So I created something simple: 👉 My Throwback Thursday (TBT) Email Series Every Thursday, I send one value-based email that sends people back to one of my older YouTube videos.

Hello Community Over the weekend I was on Tony Robbins Time to Rise Summit and was definitely inspired to posting this for our Quantum Family ! Since I do believe that Life is definitely about special moments, moments like all of us joining Pauls Quantum Community ! and during our journey in this amazing community we shouldn’t wait for unique moments but create them daily and why we are apart of this Family Thank you Paul

I didn’t expect this… but I just hit Level 5. What surprised me most wasn’t the level, it was how quickly things started to make sense once I stopped overthinking and just engaged consistently. No hacks. No spamming. Just showing up, learning, and interacting with intent. Still exploring what unfolds next 👀 but this alone changed how I approach the community. What’s one thing that clicked for you since joining this community? Big or small?

This surprised me. Google doesn’t struggle to rank bad content. It struggles to place unclear content. What quietly changed everything for me was realising this: Google doesn’t ask “Is this valuable?” It asks “Who is this for — and what exact question does it answer?” When content tries to: - educate and sell - rank for multiple phrases - speak to everyone Google hesitates. When content does one job clearly, Google places it faster — sometimes within hours. This is why Paul’s system works: clarity beats volume every time. 👉 When you search Google, what makes you click one result over the others?