Rich people follow a series of simple actions everyday while poor people do not. Poor people follow a series of simple actions everyday while rich people do not. My point? There is a literal LIST of simple actions anyone can take to either become rich or poor, and you can read it. Want the list? Just comment below with the word: "LIST" and I'll send it over via the DM's

Michael Hauge is a story telling GOAT in Hollywood and has worked with big names like Will Smith to help them write more profitable stories. I was blessed to worked with him on Zoom to get help making my webinar story stronger. I paid $1,000 for the call and never planned on releasing this private video recording but here you go... Enjoy ❤️ Ted

I tested strategies with 5 growth experts (one of them is our very own @Ted Carr) Turns out community growth really comes down to 3 levers. I break them down in this video 👇 Want the tool I use for the first lever? 👉 DM me the word TITLES and I’ll send it to you free. Do you know which ones you’re investing in?

Ever launched, followed all the advice, showed up consistently… …and still got crickets? 🦗 You’re not alone. I’ve seen this happen to creators, coaches, and seasoned educators. And honestly, I’ve been there too. The truth? It’s rarely about posting more or adding fancier tools. In most cases, it comes down to two key shifts—subtle, but game-changing. I break them down in this quick video, along with what’s worked. If you’ve ever felt like your space had potential but just wasn’t clicking yet, I think this will hit home. 🎯 Curious to hear your take—what’s been the biggest “unlock” in your own community design? P.S. No CTA on this video, edited version to gather some thoughts!

In the book 📚 "Grinding It Out" by 🍔McDonald's founder Ray Kroc; he wrote: "People have marveled at the fact that I didn’t start McDonald’s until I was 52 years old, and then I became a success overnight. But I was just like a lot of show business personalities who work away quietly at their craft for years, and then, suddenly, they get the right break and make it big. I was an overnight success all right, but thirty years is a long, long night. 😴 Overnight successes are often years and decades in the making. Everything worth pursuing – business, health, relationships, and life itself – is a long-term commitment. So, let's ask ourselves: 💭 what skill are we honing and preparing for? Comment below . . .