Hey CI Fam! Our journey in business grows hand-in-hand with our personal transformation. We're humbled to share the Identity Statement Tech with you as you take a quantum leap in your evolution! Here are some best practices for this tech: 1. Speak your affirmations as if you’re auditioning for a 10 million dollar movie role. 2. Print out multiple copies and put them on your bathroom mirror, nightstand, work desk, refrigerator, car dashboard, etc. 3. Say your affirmations first thing in the morning, as soon as you wake up, and right before you go to sleep at night. Your mind is highly suggestible during these times. 4. If you're challenged with a particular left-hand line, "lean on" the opposite right-hand affirmation. 5. Take a line within your Identity Statement that you want to focus on, and place it at the top of your statement, and "Lean on it"! You can repeat it like a mantra throughout the day. 6. If you find yourself struggling with a certain negative mental self-talk, limiting belief, or fear, immediately write it down on the left-hand side. Complete the exercise by writing the positive version on the right-hand side. Include this new line into your ID! 7. Begin your ID with "I am ____________ and who I am is...." and end it with "This is who I am because That is who I've consciously created and chosen to Be." 8. Journal your insights and realizations as this new ID permeates your subconscious and starts to reprogram your psyche. Watch the magic happen from Day 1 to Day 30! 9. Track your progress! Find a big print calendar and draw a smiley face on each day you've successfuly read your ID. Celebrate when you've accomplished 30 consecutive days! 10. Share your affirmations with another person, ideally, every day for 30 days straight. This person should 'keep it real' and let you know if you're not reading with belief! Feel free to drop your ID here in this channel for feedback and accountability. This discussion board is uniquely tailored to support you in your journey of personal growth and sovereignty. We're stoked to be here on this journey with you!

Currently, our Montgomery County dataset does not include last payment date or property assessed/market value. I have been manually looking up each property using its tax ID on the county tax assessor website. I’m wondering if there’s a way to streamline this process. Specifically: 1. Is there a way to programmatically pull last payment dates, delinquency length, or the value by which the property is being assessed? 2. Is there another dataset we could link to ours that includes assessed or market values for these properties, so we don’t have to do manual lookups? Any suggestions on existing datasets or tools to streamline this would be very helpful!

So I finally got my three list back. I am working Bell county, Travis, and Williamson. I have filtered and organized the list. What steps are we taking next ? Skip Tracing ? Cold Calling? I am a one gal team..

Hey VIP members... What was your biggest takeaway from our Identity Workshop today? Very interested in your reflections after today's discussion. Really appreciate you all showing up and engaging!

Team, I have a deal in Las Vegas that I would like to JV with your team. Let me know when we can discuss so we can figure out the next steps.