I just joined the One Funnel Away Challenge and I’m super excited to begin this journey with Russell. Anyone here has joined or finished the OFA challenge?

What you put in is what you get out. Simple, right? But here’s the catch... What MOST people think it takes is only a FRACTION of what’s truly required to win. When things get HARD, most people QUIT. They assume the difficulty is a sign to stop, that they’re not cut out for it. But here’s the secret: Hard isn’t the end...it’s the beginning! When everyone else throws in the towel... When most people QUIT... If you keep going, you win by DEFAULT!!! On the OTHER SIDE of hard is everything you’ve ever wanted... But…most people never get there because they don’t push through! How YOU Can Apply This: 1️⃣ Shift Your Mindset: When it gets hard, remind yourself that this is where the REAL journey begins. It’s a test of your grit and determination. 2️⃣ Outlast the Quitters: Understand that most people will quit when the going gets tough. If you can simply outlast them, you’re already ahead of the game. 3️⃣ Embrace the Process: Hard is a signal that you’re on the right path. It’s part of the growth, part of the transformation. Push through, and you’ll find the results you’re chasing. How I’m Putting This Into Practice: Every time I hit a challenge that feels overwhelming, like learning a new skill (One to Many Selling) I remind myself: This is where most people stop. Instead of backing off, I remind myself to lean in HARDER... I’m learning to see "hard" as a green light, not a red one. It’s my sign to push through because that’s where the magic happens! Your Turn! When was the last time you pushed through something HARD and came out stronger on the other side? Or, are you facing a challenge right now that’s testing you? Drop a comment below and let me know how you plan to push through the hard and come out on top! 💬👇 Remember: The path to success isn’t easy—it’s HARD. But that’s what makes it worth it. 💪 Here are a few more of my post ⏬ Want to Know The Secret to Winning???

Some people look at them objectively, some ignore them, some take them too personally. How do you see setbacks & "failures" in your business? And how do you deal / bounce back from them?