Who was on the "LAST SECRET" webinar? Who else was INSANELY impressed with @Russell Brunson and @Ben Moote for how well they kept their cool? I'm pretty sure I'd have tried o keep my cool... but inwardly boiling over and everyone would see right through it 🤣 Maybe there's an ACCIDENTAL SECRET we're learning here... When you truly believe in (1) what you're doing, (2) the bigger purpose, and (3) your role as the right guide -- tech issues don't matter. Making mistakes doesn't matter. Being imperfect doesn't matter. Haters that hate don't matter. Because you know what really matters. So you push through. You do it anyway. You keep moving forward. Thoughts?

Starting now?

So, I had a breakthough moment yesterday with the reels creation. I had already done some research on my demographic and this morning I plugged that research into ChatGPT and will be creating 90 reels over the next week using the perfect webinar outline it gave me. I've spent so much time "making sure my message was authentic" that the message hasn't gone out at all! I've banged my head against the wall so much attempting to formulate copy (which isn't my strong suit - teaching is) that today I decided to just let it be and ChatGPT will be my imperfect action on my way to creating my "perfect" reels. But when I say that they are just as good or better than I could've created!!🔥🔥🔥 I'll do some split testing between their version and my version and see who wins, but that will be AFTER it's already in the world. Stop making this hard and allow it to be easy.

I can't access the live meeting, it shows me: Main Session is currently offline What's the problem?

🤯"What if Russell didn't fulfill his MORAL OBLIGATION?" This question was just asked on the 2CC Documentary. Even the thought of this feels uneasy. I thought the same of McCall Jones as I completed her 'Find Your Voice Secrets' course. Imagine how many people are out there waiting on us to fulfill our moral obligation too!! ➡️Drop an emoji if you can NOT even imagine what life would be like it Russell didn't lean in. . .