Let me tell you about a pattern I found. Someone joins the LFG Community. Looks like a smart & capable professional. Clearly going to win. They open the classroom and see everything inside. Courses. Frameworks. Trainings. Templates. And instead of feeling excited they get overwhelmed. Because there's a lot in here. They don't know what applies to them right now. What to skip. What to do first. So they browse. Save a few things. Tell themselves they'll come back to it. They don't. and I know this because I've been there. Multiple times in my life I've paid for the thing, got access to the thing, and then done absolutely nothing with the thing because I couldn't figure out where to begin. The information was all there. The clarity wasn't. That gap between insight and action is where most people lose So I built something to close it. You answer a few questions about where you are right now. What you're building. What stage you're in. And Ai Coach Dan will tell you the one thing to focus on next. Not a content dump. Not a reading list. Just your one next move. Based on your situation. Right now. It knows the classroom better than you do. It knows the roadmap. It knows which module solves which problem. Your job is to show up and be honest about where you're at. Its job is to cut through the noise and hand you the next step. To get the full power of it you'll want to unlock all the resources inside the community. You can do that by clicking here. And then unlock Ai Coach Dan here next Go try it. Sign up Here (For the step by step chrome extension install go here)

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Hey Dan, Need some help, if you don't mind. On sales calls, I give people a discount that I tell them is available only if they enroll within the next 24 hours. Some take advantage of this offer and some don't. However, those people who don't take advantage of this offer later come back and ask for the same discount. I have tried pushing for the original undiscounted price but it seems like they just can't seem to accept the original price once they've seen the discounted price. And to be honest, it's better for me to still give them the discount than to turn them away (because it wasn't something like a supply-constrained discount). So, my question is: - - what to do in such situations? Is it ok to extend the same old discounted price later, or should I stick with the original price once the discount window has expired (and lose the customer, most likely)? -

This Friday at 9:30am PT I am running a workshop where I will share: ✅ The skills ✅ The Prompts ✅ Folder structure and ✅ MCP/API connections that make a powerful AI Executive assistant.... that can run very simply on the Claude Desktop App. Will be fun. It's $47 (plus you get a bunch of bonuses) Join me Here

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