The part of you that said yes to a major change.. It knows something. It knows you’re capable of something different. Something more aligned. Something that stretches you beyond who you’ve been. That part doesn’t speak loudly. It doesn’t argue. It doesn’t beg. It just knows. Then you commit. And almost immediately, something else shows up. Doubt. Fear. Confusion. That tight feeling in your chest that says, “Maybe this was a mistake.” That’s not a sign you were wrong. That’s the test. Hope and faith are easy at the beginning. They’re intoxicating when the vision is fresh. What comes next is resistance. Tony Robbins talks about this a lot.. the most powerful force in the universe is the desire to stay consistent with your current identity. Even if that identity is small, frustrating, limiting.. It’s familiar. It feels safe. So when you step toward something bigger, that system pushes back. Hard. It tells you you’re not ready. That you don’t know enough. That you wasted your money. That you'll never follow through. That maybe you should quit. I know this because I’ve been through it before. And I know it because I’m going through it again right now. Building Funnel Pulse has tested me in every way. I’ve doubted myself. Frozen. Felt fear way louder than confidence. And still.. the part of me that saw the problem and felt the pull to solve it hasn’t gone quiet. That part was right. What you’re feeling isn’t failure. It’s friction. It’s the moment where growth asks if you’re serious. So if you’re here.. committed, uncomfortable, questioning yourself.. don’t rush to escape the feeling. Sit with it. Follow the path. Do the work. Take the next step even if your hands are shaking. Because the part of you that said yes didn’t do it by accident. And this moment? This is where most people turn back. Don't be like them. 🚀 - James

Over the weekend I ran my first LIVE webinar since joining Prime Mover - managed to close 10% of the attendees with a $1995 offer. A massive improvement on other times when I've tried doing it my way and I would generally close 0%. Now, to keep improving my process and get more traffic to the next one.