Hey folks, Over the last few months, I've realised the sessions where you've all made the most progress haven't necessarily been the ones with the most teaching or strategy. They've been the ones where we get shit done together. So, for the next month, we're experimenting with a simpler weekly rhythm with the live calls, built around three sessions: 1️⃣ Tuesday — Builder Sprints 🏃‍♂️ 45 minutes. One money-making move. Come with one action that moves you closer to your next client. That might mean starting conversations, following up with leads, sending invitations, or making offers. We get focused, do the work, and celebrate what gets done. 2️⃣ Wednesday — Builder Blocks 🧱 You'll have at least 60 focused minutes to work on important asset. Got an unfinished lead magnet, email sequence, workshop, or Offer Doc? This is your dedicated time to build it. If you don't have anything to build or upgrade, you continue with your money-making moves during this block. I'll be there to help you get unstuck, give feedback, and move things towards completion. Also, I'll be building out a better resource hub of all the recent strategy workshops, in a way that's more accessible and usable for you going forward (stay tuned for more on this) 3️⃣ Every 2nd Friday — Builder Reviews ✅ Like our Q&A calls, more relaxed vibe. But we'll celebrate wins, review what's working, troubleshoot challenges, and decide what deserves your attention next. Progress isn't always about doing more. It's also you learning what works and repeating it. Which is important this time of year when energy tends to dip.

Hey all, We had the Client-Attracting Content workshop last Wednesday. And the mission was to get your problem, perspective and proof posts done for the week. Remember you can use the process we followed in last week's call to get these created. Including the AI tool to critique and help you get closer to completion, which I used in all cases. I'd still recommend you get yourself into the content, either with stories or visuals. What I do is the first 10% is my idea and direction, Ai in the middle for the draft, then me 10-20% at the end for taste. For my posts this week, I'm promoting an offer so my content is based on that. I took the email I wrote earlier and shaped it into my 3 posts. Then found a story from my Dad last week to tie that into the problem post. The perspective post is basically a reframe on the email with an AI visual. And the proof post is a story about the process of my first mentor helping me with DMs (all linked back to the Co-Booked Calls offer I'm promoting this week) Get some content out there to attract clients, and any questions on this give me a shout ✌️ ~Kev