For those of you selling 1:1 coaching... What's one mistake you made early on that you'd avoid if you were starting again? And what's your current structure for a discovery/sales call? I'm building out my process and would love to learn from those who've already been through it. Let's share what's actually working 👇

Homework donne. (or at least I think i did.) One. How to make a catchy song that sticks in someone's head with AI in 3 steps. Two. The song itself, using Goose's gifs as the visuals. Three. A gif of me for anyone who thinks they can't do this. Do what Goose say. I did. Thanks @Rosmari Tinus for suffering through this with me :)

Listen... I already have a ton of content on my camera roll that I batched on Monday... So with my intense schedule right now, this is what I posted today. https://youtube.com/shorts/K1Xdz1z-hTk?feature=share If y'all want I can record something fresh tomorrow, I planned to record an intro and outro to a client success story interview, so I can do it then 😅 and I know @Goose Dunlavey will be a mad goose 😡 🪿 but it is what it is 🤷🏼‍♀️ I'll try to make the live call tomorrow if I can squeeze it in again.

I recently created a new community, and honestly, Goosify played a big part in shaping the idea. Here’s how 👇 1. The Idea 💡 I already have a community about growing Facebook pages and earning from them. It’s mostly about general Facebook growth. But after listening to Goose Boosts and spending time inside Goosify, I noticed many Skoolers completely ignore Facebook. Even @Goose Dunlavey himself hasn’t really focused on building a Facebook following yet 😄 That made me think: Why not help Skool community owners grow their brands on the biggest social media platform in the world? That’s how the idea started. 2. Mindset 🧠 I’ve always been a low-ticket guy. I saw many people succeeding with high-ticket offers, but I personally never had that mindset. Even the “high-ticket” ideas I had were not really high-ticket 😅 So my focus was always low-ticket offers. But from Goose Boosts, I started understanding something important: Managing lots of low-ticket customers can actually be equally hard — or even harder — than high-ticket. That was a mindset shift for me. Still working on improving that side of my thinking. 3. The Offer 🔥 After listening to @Ana Belen Sevilla Ull’s roast and follow-up review, I learned about the FREE + High Ticket model. Then inside the Goosify Level 7 class, I got the DFY service idea. A lot of Skoolers don’t like spending time on social media or posting enough content consistently to grow there. So I thought… Why not do that part for them? You stay in the real world (Skool). We handle the Matrix (Facebook) and bring people into your world 😄 So why offer a FREE option too? Because some people are just starting and want to learn and grow on their own first. So the FREE side helps them build their brand the right way. Then later, once they start earning more and want to focus on their community fully, they already know the best team to help handle the social media side for them.

Could you please write instructions in full sentences and use punctuation when explaining things. This old Gen X lady's brain cannot keep up.🤣 Am I DM'ing or putting a comment on posts when using level 2 - /firstwin? Thnks for indulging this old brain.