(re)Launch

In this episode, you'll hear the audio replays of the two speech that started all of this buzz about Dramatic Demonstrations. These 2 hours are both speeches, mixed with live commentary Russell Brunson and I made after each speech. This formula is 'c'uring LeadFlow for businesses and I'm excited for you to use these lessons in your own marketing. Truly this formula is a marketing formula at it's purest. Enjoy!

The one-time-ever Dramatic Demonstrations Workshop will be May 16-18, 2024. We'll be using it to write the book and create your OfferHook, which is a the most cutting edge messaging formula for getting traffic from free and paid channels. More at https://DramaticDemonstrations.com  

Muahaha. This makes finding leads quite simple on any platform (there's a new one pooped out every half a blink, it seems). Here's how I use em for GOOD leads.

This is such a huge lesson. It's one of my tricks for personal growth. I can't emphasis how powerful this is but don't use it unless you're willing to get uncomfortable. You'll see what I mean...

Bit of a different episode. The mental part of this game is huge. I was so fueled by the pain in my life that once I started healing, I found it hard to continue in business for a few months while I switch up my mental fuel sources... buckle up.

Every marketplace you choose to sell into has only survived because the companies inside of it all learned an acquisition method (which they've passed onto each other (kinda))

Of course your offer and biz should be unique. But how unique? I wanna share with you one of my tricks for remaining new/different in a marketplace, but safely. Too blue = tough market acceptance... lets dive in. 

I understand the need to help others when they're down, but this is why "free free free" hurts everyone and how to fix it - so you use "free" in the right way (for everyone)

Take your time to maintain relationships of those you worked for in the past. Here's some good tactics for keeping your old boss-employee relationships alive...

One of the more frequent non-business questions I'm asked is "how do you balance work and life"? Honestly, Idk. But here's some ways that I TRY to... or just don't care.