A question that I get all of the time once people figure out their messaging is how to incorporate it into strategy. Earlier this year we did our first live launch using ONLY webinars and workshops. I wasn’t sure how it was going to do and it felt like a big risk. Well, it did
Ever feel like you’re doing everything right…and still stuck? Last week I noticed I was lugging around tiny weight belts of tasks, expectations, and rigid beliefs. It was killing my creativity. And my freedom. So I decided to let go. Today on the podcast we’re revisiting one of our most powerful episodes on letting go
Ever poured your heart into tutorials, webinars, or posts—only to hear crickets? Or see “great info” in the comments but zero sales? I used to think if I just explained more, people would buy. But after helping thousands refine their messaging, I learned that info alone doesn’t cut it. You need relevancy—those precise words that
Why are your webinars packed with value but crickets at checkout? You can teach circles around your competition, but if you’re not weaving in demand and trust first, you’ll still struggle to make sales. I learned this the hard way—running one webinar where I felt on fire, only to see zero sales… until a random
Are you still hand-crafting every email, ad, and social post? I was, too, until our in-house AI beat me at my own game. Last week I ran a blind test, feeding our AI and my own brain the same ad prompts. I thought I’d crush it. Guess what? AI cut our cost-per-lead in half and
I remember telling Taylor back in the Video 4X days that she’d be a killer entrepreneur. She laughed and said, “No way, not me.” Yet three months after launching her own agency, she hit $10K in monthly revenuewithout a fancy website, an army of followers, or any extra fluff. Today on the podcast, I sit
Ever feel stuck, waiting for that lightning-bolt moment of clarity… only to watch days (or months) slip by? Trust me—I’ve been there. Between a divorce, two underperforming launches, and $40k in debt, I spent six months trapped in my head, longing for one perfect idea. But here’s what I learned: clarity isn’t a single moment. It’s
