Mark, I think you're looking at this through the lens of a coach when you need to start looking at it through the lens of a leader. For years, your success has come from direct contact. You coached the soldier. You coached the client. You discipled the individual. That's 1:1 leadership. A community is different. Your job isn't to personally transform 100 people. Your job is to build an environment where transformation happens. Think about the military. A commanding officer doesn't personally train every soldier. He establishes the mission, the standards, the culture, and the systems. The leaders beneath him help carry the mission forward. The same thing happens in a successful community. The goal isn't:"How do I coach 100 people?" The goal is:"How do I create a place where 100 people can grow together?" The reality is that even if you had 1,000 members, only a small percentage will actively engage at any given time. Most will watch, learn, and consume content quietly. That's normal. Your impact won't come from having 100 personal conversations. It will come from: - One post that helps 100 people. - One live training that reaches 50 people. - One member's breakthrough that inspires 20 others. - Creating a culture where members begin helping each other. The other thing I'd challenge you on is this: Don't solve future problems that don't exist yet. You have 10 men. Serve those 10 men exceptionally well. Get them results. Document what works. Refine your systems. The answers for leading 100 men will reveal themselves while leading the first 10. Right now, your biggest challenge isn't scaling. It's proving the model. And based on your background in leadership, fitness, and discipleship, I think you're far more prepared for this than you realize. Focus on building leaders, not followers. That's how one man impacts hundreds without having hundreds of one-on-one conversations. 💪🔥

@Mark Row you’re really close. The heart and mission are strong. The biggest thing I’d challenge you on is replacing vague outcomes like “purpose” and “discipline” with outcomes people can actually SEE in their life. Most people don’t wake up saying:“I need more purpose.” They say: - “I can’t stay consistent.” - “I’m overweight and tired.” - “I feel disconnected from God.” - “I keep quitting.” - “I waste hours every night.” - “I know I’m capable of more.” - “I don’t feel like the man/woman I should be.” That’s the language we want to use. Instead of saying:“I help Christians find purpose and discipline…” Try saying things like: - build a daily routine rooted in faith - lose weight and regain energy - stay consistent with prayer, workouts, and healthy habits - stop wasting nights scrolling or binge eating - become mentally sharper and spiritually stronger - lead their family with confidence - follow through on commitments instead of quitting The more specific the outcome feels, the more people will instantly feel:“Dang… that’s me.” I’d also encourage you to narrow in on WHO specifically you help most. For example: - Christian fathers - men struggling with consistency - busy Christian entrepreneurs - Christian moms rebuilding structure - veterans - men wanting to lead their family better Specific audiences create stronger messaging. Here are a few stronger examples you could model from: “I help Christian men rebuild their faith, fitness, and daily habits so they can lose weight, regain confidence, and become stronger leaders at home.” OR “I help Christians create a faith-centered routine that helps them stay consistent spiritually, mentally, and physically.” OR “I help Christian fathers stop living inconsistent lives by building faith, fitness, and accountability systems they actually stick to.” You don’t need to sound motivational… you need people reading your content to say:“That’s exactly what I’m struggling with.”

@Mark Row like it.. for me to love it.. add a timeline.. in 7 days, 21 days, 30 days, 3 weeks, 90 days, ect... typically you will invite people to a small 7-30 day challenge for free or almost nothing($197) surrounding your first 3 steps. Then you will invite those who complete an opportunity to continue to work withyour for your fulll 90 day 9 step program from $1500-$5000 (minus the initial investment).

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@Nehemiah Wagner II NICE!! did you use your affiliate invite link to the group? I'd use that so that I can track who joins from your post.

@Nehemiah Wagner II you can do this for all your groups.. and if they sell something.. you auto get affiliate commission credits.. Got to settings > invite and use your copy group share link(for any group) I made a video about this 👉 GET PAID NOW w/ Affiliate Commissions