If you had a warning label, what would it say?

✨️I hosted my first IRL!! This is what happened: 😊I reached out to my friend who owns a beautiful local vineyard and restaurant. 🌄Secured the location with our budget. 🔥Set my budget upon cost of max amount of attendees i wanted (20) and priced tickets to pay for the budget with only 6 attendees. 🐦‍🔥Sold 6 tickets and tweaked offering to be much more extravagant per person. 🥳Arranged early in the day activities for people who traveled from out of state to attend. 💪Set up activities, raffle gift, and attendance gifts for everyone. 🤯Hired a local homeschool kid to come and film the whole event. 🤑Offered a $1k offer at the end with a 24 hour window to purchase (presale for mastermind) 🥰Got 50% conversion rate to sales. 🎊Tickets covered all expenses, all mastermind sales were profit. 🎉I had a luxurious day with friends, filmed ads for skool, met my friends irl, and made $3k. Are you planning on doing your own irl? Ps. There was no running embrace with @Mogene Christensen 💩

I'm waiting for @Mogene Christensen at a new England pancake house. When she gets here, should we go for a running embrace?

and I am stoked! Also, get to meet @Mogene Christensen IRL and we're going to PARTY IT UPPP 🎉

After 20 days of doing this competition, I was able to: 1.  I jumped 400 points in discovery 2. Doubled my booked sales calls 3. Connected with some amazing experts to do their own calls inside of my low ticket membership The value of this is simple… My business is growing by playing a game Which leads me to the BIGGEST achievement from this competition… 4. I rebranded my own group to apply the things that i’m learning from this (and from all the awesome masterminds that i’m attending in the group). Because if you can gamify the boring things that move the business forward, So that people ACTUALLY do them, Then they WILL see results. So how can you make the boring things more fun for your business?