Got a bunch of messages about the writing style in my prohibition posts earlier this year. Specifically this one People loved the conversational, punchy approach. The short paragraphs that keep you reading. The stories that actually make sense. Time to come clean about something... AI helps me write a lot of this stuff. Not in the way you might think. It's not writing FOR me. It's helping me get better at expressing what's already in my head. Here's how it actually works: I'll have an idea or story I want to share. Like the prohibition speakeasy concept for traffic. But when I sit down to write, it comes out clunky. Too corporate. Too boring. So I work with AI to refine it. Back and forth until it sounds like me having a conversation with you. Not like some marketing robot trying to sell you something. The AI helps me: - Break up long paragraphs into digestible chunks - Find better ways to explain complex ideas - Create hooks that actually grab attention - Keep the flow moving so people don't get bored It's like having a writing coach who never gets tired of helping me improve. What it doesn't do: - Come up with my ideas or stories - Make up fake case studies or results - Change what I'm trying to say It just helps me say it better. More clearly. More engagingly. More like how I'd actually talk to you. The prohibition posts? That analogy came from me. The case studies? All real examples from our community. The conversational tone? That's my voice, just refined. AI just helped me put it together in a way that doesn't suck. Honestly, it's made me a way better communicator. And it's helping me create content people actually want to read. Would anyone be interested in seeing a real world example of what this looks like? I could record a Loom for ya. -Jeff P.S. The best part is I'm learning from the process. The more I work with AI to refine my writing, the better I get at doing it myself.

I only hit return 8 times in FB messenger. And got licensing rights to a webinar with NO MONEY upfront. 👍 You can license any IP. Doesn't mean you should, but you can. I just licensed a fantastic webinar that will help me sell my stuff. (Marketing/sales IP is some of my fave to license!) Now... This fella and I have done deals in the past. (He's also a Rockstar.) But... I betcha you KNOW peeps with stuff you could license? or maybe you've got IP that they could license. What I'm tryna say is... It doesn't have to be difficult. This fella did a webinar and peeps were going ape shit over it. I was about halfway thru the recording when I DMd him... 🕝At 6:56 AM 👉"Hey dude! I haven't finished it yet, but I see why they are going ape shit!" 👉"Could I license it from you?" (See pic in post. I'm blue. He is gray.) Not hard, right? His response was, "OF COURSE!" Now... When I do this with someone who doesn't know me or licensing well... The most common response is... "I'm not sure. What did you have in mind?" And then I sent him 6 more lines... 🕖At 7:18 PM the same evening, he messages me: 👉"Howdy! I've been doing the moving thing so I just saw this. I'M IN! Sounds dreamy to me!" Now, I've got a great asset! 👉I will cash flow it for a few thousand dollars every month. Would you like the other 6 lines? And a little case study with all the deal details? 🫵Just comment GIMME! 🫵 If I get 50 comments give or take... I'll make it happen. If not... I'll just go do more deals:-) Rooting For Ya, Travis PS This stuff is all in the New Money from Old Courses Training. I used the B.A.D.(Build a Deal) Method. This is the stuff that took me 20 years to figure out so I could do licensing deals in minutes. It's waiting for you to profit from too.

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