Say what others won’t. The fastest way to stand out is not better tips. It’s a stronger point of view. Task Write down something in your industry that you think is: • Overhyped • Misleading • Overcomplicated AI Prompt (Copy/Paste) Help me turn this opinion into a thoughtful contrarian post that challenges common advice in my industry while positioning me as credible and insightful. Social Content Idea Post: “Most people in [industry] believe X… but I disagree.” These posts create authority quickly. Share the link of yours below so we can hype you up!

Good morning Last Monday and today I started reviewing my systems, my processes and my tech stack. What I found was that I was over spending a lot in areas unecessarily. I think I reduced my tech stack by about $700/month, had several subscriptions I kept forgetting to unsubscibe from and had several systems I paid for that were not being utilized, but finding out I could be using them. If I can pile this on that quickly, I asked myself what other parts of my business could be declutttered? Here are two quick ways to help clean up your inbox and track your monthly costs Unroll.me (Use this to quickly unsubscribe and clean up your email) Use one of the following Comet Browser assistant from Perplexity (Free for a year through paypal) Atlas on Mac for Chat GPT users Claude Desktop Use any of these to comb through and find your subsciptions via email and create an excel sheet of your teck stack/subsciption costs

Most people just post on Thursday. Operators build leverage. Today isn’t about content. It’s about creating one small asset that keeps working after today. The Leverage Lab Challenge (30 Minutes Max) Build ONE micro-asset today: Choose one: A saved DM response that qualifies leads A simple email welcome sequence (3 emails max) A pinned authority post A lead magnet outline A booking link system with pre-qualification questions A reusable content framework A FAQ page you can send instead of explaining things repeatedly Keep it small. Keep it usable. Keep it live. It doesn't have to be perfect. Don't overthink. I have a million ideas for micro-assets so comment below if you need help picking something to build. AI Prompt to use: Help me create a simple but effective version of this asset: [insert what you're building] Keep it lean. Prioritize clarity, leverage, and speed of implementation. 🔥 Make It Public! Why? Because when you say it out loud, you shift identity. Private goals feel optional. Public declarations create ownership. Sharing solidifies the behavior. It moves you from thinking about building → to being someone who builds. Builders don’t hide progress. They document it. So Comment: “Built: _______” That’s it.

I had forgotten to update our prices in our tiers from the end of 2025. I've adjusted these today to reflect current pricing. Existing members will not have to pay an increase and founders who paid the lifetime access will not be charged additionally, Skool would charge the new price if a member left and rejoined later. We had offered introductory prices for the group as we started the group during the holiday season. Thank you Patrick

—and why most people never unlock it Reddit isn’t a posting platform. It’s a conversation engine. That difference is why most people fail with it. They drop links. They self-promote. They disappear. And Reddit ignores them. The people who get traffic from Reddit don’t treat it like social media. They treat it like a room they’re already part of. Here’s how it actually works. Start with a branded presence that creates curiosity. The easiest way to earn clicks on Reddit isn’t by linking. It’s by being useful. Create a Reddit account that subtly references your brand or domain. Reddit doesn’t allow dots, so spell it out. Now spend 10–15 minutes a day answering questions where your audience already hangs out. No links. No pitching. Just helpful replies. Reddit runs on curiosity. When people like your comment, they click your username. When they click your username, they see your site. That’s how traffic starts. Quietly. Every day. Go where questions already exist You don’t need to invent conversations on Reddit. They’re already happening. Nearly every niche has subreddits filled with people asking for help, advice, and recommendations. Marketing. Business. Social media. Entrepreneurship. You don’t need to dominate every subreddit. You need to show up consistently in the right ones. Thoughtful comments rise. Karma builds. Your account becomes visible. Over time, Reddit starts working for you. Not because you posted more. Because you participated better. Share content only when it belongs Reddit can explode content. But only when the content feels native. Helpful articles and videos get: Upvoted. Saved. Shared. Discussed. One well-placed article can drive massive traffic. I’ve seen a single Reddit post turn into millions of views and tens of thousands in revenue in a day. The difference isn’t luck. It’s relevance. You don’t drop links randomly. You drop content that answers the exact question being discussed. When it feels like part of the conversation, Reddit does the distribution for you.