I have a thought. We take a small group of us, maybe 4-5. We each act as a client and we all take turns reviewing and editing the initial currency, MDM and roadmap and also present a strategy for lead gen and client conversion. After the first go round we rotate and we each take our turn as the consultant. We can review what the first person did and offer an additional strategy for creating clients. Then rotate again. We would each play the role of the GW consultant 3-4 times (once as the first person and the rest also reviewing the other consultants work) and we will also end up as the client with 3-4 outside proposals for editing our currency/MDM/roadmap and 3-4 client generating strategies.

@Moemen.D. Tabikh they didn't have a certification program last year nor did they have a test to gain the certification

@Lynn Overall sad for some people! They will never find that quality of training for that low a price! SMH

@Penny Chohaili same question. is there a certification test available now? I haven't found any posts about it.

@Mark Wesley which program?

@Dave Brown I really like this! A couple thoughts. You could pretty much eliminate the entire first sentence of the description. "skills, execution, data driven strategies" doesn't actually mean anything. Those are tactics and extremely general. After reading that first sentence if I was a potential customer I still wouldn't know what I was getting and why. Just start the description with "Add 3-5 loan closings...". That's EXCELLENT! Personally I'd take out the reference to "limiting beliefs". People don't know what they are and might think they don't have any. They are just "practical" or "realistic". =) marketing and tracking are two sides of the same coin. Can you make this more powerful? What is the reason your potential clients would think "this won't work for me". Could it be "even if you have never mastered marketing online" or something else? It needs to be what they would think in their mind is the problem. I like the limited time issue personally, but is that a concern your ideal client really has? Hope that helps!

Crazy where AI is going! You have to think that it will continue to improve until it's smarter than we are!! There's no reason to dismiss it and think it won't work. AI compiles information, analyzes it and analyzes solutions. It can probably even give a response like "there is a 87% chance that this strategy will increase your lead generation by more than 30%". It's definitely something we should all think about and plan for. Ultimately if information or the application of information is our business why can't that be replaced by an AI?

@Lawrence Kohn AI in general will continue to advance at a dramatic pace. What today could seem clumsy and confused will improve rapidly. Take 60 second video posts as just a specific niche of "business coaching". People record millions of short videos and put them on instagram, tiktok and facebook. The data as to what gets watched and what doesn't is available and a person could go through it, draw conclusions and then create a strategy to create videos that get watched more...and then test it. AI can do all of that. Far faster than a person. And it could also test massive quantities of those videos and use real time data to adjust on the fly. Why couldn't AI then define it's strategy and teach it to people? Boom! You have an AI social media marketing "guru". Even on the service and deliver side why can't AI beat people at some point? It can monitor all the people going through it's social media coaching program, track their results and see where they get off track and provide corrections. It can modify its coaching in real time and it can eventually do a better job of increasing the success of its coaching than a person could. I'm not saying the sky is falling (today) but if we learn anything from history it is that things change and improve and we have to adapt or die. Ultimately every business owner should be asking themselves how they can over deliver compared to AI just as they had to do this during the industrial revolution, the technological revolution, ETC. I see no reason to conclude anything except that AI will at some point be better than humans at virtually everything. (so I better get back to work! =)