🔥We Are Prime Movers and These Are Our Stories…

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As the Selling Online event wraps up, I’m already looking ahead to the next big event: FHL 10 in Las Vegas! With that excitement building, I wanted to take a moment to share something from a past FHL that has deeply inspired me.

One of the most impactful presentations I’ve ever watched was from Russell Brunson, where he reminded us why we’re all here—what it truly means to be a Funnel Hacker. His story about Walt Disney’s vision and the power of living with a clear purpose really stuck with me, and I hope it resonates with you too.

Let’s dive into the notes from Russell's powerful presentation, “We Are Funnel Hackers and These Are Our Stories,” and get inspired for the journey ahead!

What I Learned:

Russell Brunson opened this Funnel Hacking Live presentation with a powerful story about Walt Disney’s vision for Disneyland, reminding us that living life in vision is the key to creating lasting impact. Walt Disney saw the park years before it was built and shared that vision, even on his deathbed. His ability to see what others couldn’t is what made it a reality.

ClickFunnels is more than just software; it’s a platform for changing lives. Many entrepreneurs who have experienced pain, challenges, and transformation in their own lives use their businesses to heal others. They take their stories of struggle and success to serve others and create change in the world.

Some key examples Russell shared:

Paul & Stacey Martino saved their marriage and have helped over 10,000 couples do the same.

Annie Grace overcame alcohol addiction and now helps thousands break free from it.

Pamela Wible helps doctors, the profession with the highest suicide rate, save their lives and in turn impact thousands more.

Tim Ballard’s Operation Underground Railroad rescues children from sex trafficking, saving lives on a massive scale.

The core of the presentation was about finding your vision and who you are meant to serve. It’s when Russell shifted his focus from money to answering these questions that true success followed.

The theme resonated deeply with me: "Here’s to the crazy ones…" It’s a reminder that the people who push boundaries and think differently are the ones who change the world. And it’s up to us, as Prime Movers, to take that vision and change lives through what we create.

How You Can Apply This:

Ask yourself the same questions Russell posed:

What’s your vision?
What are you trying to create?
Who do you want to serve?

Take the time to reflect on your story, your past struggles, and how you’ve overcome them. Turn your pain into purpose by using your experiences to help others. Just like Russell and those he highlighted, your story can be the key to impacting thousands of lives.

Embrace the role of a visionary in your life and business.

Remember that it’s not just about the money—it's about the difference you can make by serving others with the gifts and talents that are unique to you.

How I’m Putting This Into Practice:

In building the Challenger Syndicate, I’m focused on the vision of helping entrepreneurs, marketers, and leaders break through their limits, embrace their true purpose, and make an extraordinary impact.

My own journey of growth and challenges is what drives me to serve my community, and I believe each of us has a story that can inspire and transform the lives of others.

I’m constantly reminding myself of why I started and who I’m meant to serve. This focus keeps me grounded in my mission and drives me to show up for my community, pushing us all to become better, live with purpose, and leave a lasting legacy.

Now it’s your turn!

What’s your vision?

How are you stepping into your role as a visionary?

Share your thoughts below—I’d love to hear what you’re creating and who you’re serving! 🚀

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