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The Real Reason Business Is Hard
Business isn't hard because it's complicated. It's hard because it forces you to do the things you don't want to do. Most people never figure this out. They spend years convinced they're missing the perfect strategy, the right tactic, the course that finally unlocks everything. They scroll, they research, they plan. And the whole time, they ignore what's sitting right in front of them — the most basic actions that actually move the needle. Pick up the phone. Make the call. Text the potential client. Create the content. Cut the expenses. Have the brutal conversation about money with your spouse. Tell your kids, "I can't come today." Nobody wants to hear this. I didn't either. The Search for the Secret I wanted the secret plan. I was searching for it — the hidden playbook that successful people weren't sharing. But here's what I learned: I wasn't going to wait for it. And the real breakthroughs in my life didn't come from a new framework or a better funnel. They came from facing fears and making hard choices. From uncomfortable conversations with real people about real things. That's it. That was the whole secret. Why Good Strategies Feel Wrong (after the excitement wheres off) Here's the thing about genuinely good strategies: they're boring and/or scary. They ask you to prioritize two or three actions, repeat them relentlessly, and get zero results at first. That's not a bug — that's the point. Good strategies work because they leverage an insight that no one else can sustain or are scared to do. The insight itself is usually simple. Obvious, even. It's an observation of how the system works and where the opening is. Anyone can see it. Almost nobody can execute it — because execution comes with fear, discomfort, and the constant temptation to quit and go find something easier. That's when it all falls apart for most people. Not at the strategy level. At the feeling level. What Actually Changed for Me I know all of this because I lived it. For a long time, I was the person refreshing my feed looking for the missing piece. Convinced that if I just found the right strategy, things would finally click.
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Dan Kennedy once said “the reason most people don’t succeed is that they get in their own way.”
100+ Weekly Posts While You Sleep (Full Automation Tutorial)
Get the templates inside the NCA Community. In this video, I'll show you how to build an automated content system to multiply and 10x your content output. I'll uncover the essential concepts for creating, producing, and distributing content efficiently. I'll walk through how I think about things, and then I'll build everything live from scratch, step by step in Airtable and Make(dot)com so that you can see how to build this into your business today.
4 likes • Apr '25
I watched the full tutorial - thank you! What’s the difference between publish date and scheduled date in your example? @Stephen G. Pope
Using ChatGPT to Create Platform Specific Hashtags + Tag Content
This is something I've wanted to do for awhile. Using video transcripts to automatically tag all my content so I can search/find content and repurpose later. I also wanted a way to create platform specific hashtags on autopilot 🚀 There is a TON of power in this one, hope you enjoy, would love your feedback. Here is a link to the video → https://youtu.be/nYOqS7o2254
1 like • Oct '23
Nice video! Btw If you want to make the hashtag mapping table dynamic in your ChatGPT prompt, you could look up your Tags table in Airtable and return the whole table rather than hardcoding it. This allows you to update your master tags map on the fly in Airtable without remembering to also change the zapier prompt. If you have more than 10 records to look up you might want to try make.com instead of zapier as zapier sometimes has sublimits on returnable data for searches. In Make, I found the Table Aggregator module works best for inserting the table in the format you showed as a prompt input.
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Career advocate for mid-level professionals. I want to learn how to produce content at scale to get my message out to my audience.

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