It sounds simple, right? Just ASK for what you want. It isn't. Many of us have been conditioned to NOT do this. It can feel weird, pushy, obnoxious, and just plain wrong to ask for what you want. Which puts us on the back foot in business. Imagine how it might feel to be comfortable and confident in introducing yourself to strangers, striking up conversations, asking for what you want, being clear and direct? Imagine saying what you mean and meaning what you say. I'd love to hear how you feel about it?

My new mastermind includes my marketing assistant! I’ve been employing her since June last year. More recently, she’s employed me - first for a VIP Strategy Day, then joining my year-long mastermind. I know a lot of people do contra in business, but I prefer cash. Contra sometimes goes pear shaped and has led to some stressful situations over the years. She pays me. I pay her. It feels clearer and easier. What’s your view?

The introductory price on my new mastermind expired last night and I can see, through my software ThriveCart, that there were a lot of flirters. So now I’m turning my mind to how I might reengage those people. All ideas welcome!

If you could wave a magic wand to instantly fix something in your business... What would you want to change? 🪄

Has anyone ever run a summit or bundle on Skool? I'd love your insights how you did this? I am picturing I would have a bunch of speakers for my summit. We would have pre-recorded sessions and/or LIVE sessions. Each speaker could have their own folder in the classroom with their recorded or date of live session, slides/handouts, freebie link to their landing page, bio, pictures, etc. The summit could be paid, and all speakers can share their affiliate link to their email list. We could have VIP offers, unlocked for additional payment. And summit subscribers could have lifetime access to the content, even after the summit has completed and the community goes into dormancy. What am I missing? What other considerations should I think about?