Hey all! I want to welcome everyone again who has joined the Creator Gym so far. I can't wait to provide you all with the blueprints to how I became a fulltime Pokémon seller! We are shifting this community to be exclusive meaning future members will need to pay in order to gain access to the material. Do not worry, if you are in here already, you wont be charged. If you do, please reach out to me and I can send you a new link that'll give you free access. I am working to build out the material (there is a lot!) to get out to you all ASAP and I will make another announcement as the modules in the "Classroom" tab get released. I will also be working in (most likely next month) a monthly Feedback/Critique call. These calls will be for those who seek direct feedback on their content, business model, etc. It will be an hour long and we'll go through as many people as we can within that time. Thank you guys and I can't wait to see you all apply what you learn here!

I highly suggest you watch this video and more from Alex Hormozi. Then comment down below your level of competence you're going to be for this course in either The Creator Gym or Creator League ⬇️

Choosing your starter Pokémon gives us insight into what kind of trainer you want to be. Here in this context, what do you want to focus on or what "starter" gives you joy in this Pokemon collector/seller space? Starters: Charmander: Content Creation Bulbasaur: Sales & Growth Squirtle: Systems and Processes What Starter do we resonate with the most and why?

If you're not looking at your Analytics, you're not going to learn anything. Below are charts I've drawn out based on my own video performance and how I've come to understand each one. It is then up to you on how you rework the current idea or decide to scrap it completely. The first thing I ask my students to go through, is their analytics because I found a lot don't understand or have looked at it ever. So don't just look at the views, likes, and comments to determine a video's success. The graph is a super key point of information that the platform provides for you; use it!

Hi All, I had a huge question on improving in the content creation and story telling space. One thing I want to implement is looking deep into a video and finding something to improve on, then improving that in the next video! And just repeating that. My big question here is how do we all find the right thing to improve, in order to make the videos perform better? I often focus on hooks, audio quality, video effects, frame changes and the CTA. What about everyone else?