Welcome {FIRST,LAST} – a little automation joke for ya 🤣 🚨 NOW STOP...Hammer Time 🚨 1. Watch the little intro video in this post 👇 2. Drop your FAVOURITE GIF and introduce yourself to the group in the comments below on this post, and then finish reading this (share what you do, and what your goals are for the year) 👋 3. Read THIS POST on how to use the discussion page in this group 👈 4. Go make 2 thoughtful comments on other people's posts, and make a new friend 👍 5. Consume the Start Here "mini-course" before diving into the lessons ✅ 6. CHECK YOUR DMs & say hi to me 🤗 7. Go to the CALENDAR and add our upcoming LIVES to your own calendar 📅 8. Go to the CLASSROOM and start your 30-Day journey with the DAY 1: Mindset 101 Videos 🎥

Hey friends, I want to make a post sharing how to use the main page AKA the discussion page in this group. I make POSTS on YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, and X (Twitter). I don't want this group to be just another "social media" to post my content... I want it to be a place where we actually DISCUSS your issues and questions. So... besides sharing new lesson drops (since Skool gets them exclusively FIRST), I would suggest following me on socials to see what I'm up to. 🤙 That being said... the entire discussion page gets cleared up for me to help YOU. So please post your thoughts, questions, business issues, branding questions, etc. and let's tackle them one by one together to build you a more profitable and elite personal brand. ✅

I just hit a major milestone, triggered by a contract I closed this week. And I’m within $4k of hitting my most ambitious quarterly revenue goal yet, cash collected. A year ago I was commuting into an office every day, working overtime just to clear $100k on my W2. I had a desk treadmill and got written up because people were complaining it was too loud in the open office. I literally ate my pounds of fruit in a corner away from everybody else. Since I’ve been studying Steve Jobs’ story, it sounds very similar to what happened to him at Pixar. 🤣 I was miserable. I had zero tech background when I decided to go all in on AI automation. I just got really passionate about it, learned everything I could, didn’t stop and now build enterprise level software for construction companies. The nos got bigger and they hurt more. When you genuinely click with a client, you know you can help them, and they say no… that one stings. You can’t scale back down once you’re bringing in higher-value clients. It’s just part of the transition. I have a conversation today with someone I first talked to back in August. He couldn’t quite see the value then. We’ve stayed in touch, and now we’re talking about Claude and how I’ve been using AI. That’s a long game, and it’s worth playing. My team is doing things I didn’t even think were possible in some of these platforms. Having people who are really good at what they do and actually enjoy the work has changed everything, including what I can charge. Next week I’m paying $300 to walk into a multifamily and commercial real estate summit in downtown LA. I pulled the attendee list. Presidents and owners of $40M+ development and construction companies. My exact customer. I got the tip from a potential client who literally taught me the construction industry years ago. He’s now a VP, he’s going to be at that event, and we may be working together. That’s what going all in looks like over time. Every quarter I’m basically doubling. I’m still up at 5:30 every morning. Still showing up the same way I did when I had nothing to show for it.