But the experimenting doesn't stop it just changes. I want to do a 30-day experiment in May that is actually tied to growing my business, not just growing a number. So I'm putting it to a vote. What should Experiment #2 be? 🅐 Daily email experiment: email my list every single day for 30 days and track what happens to open rates, unsubscribes and sales. Does more contact = more revenue or more noise? 🅑 Post 3x daily across Skool: show up in communities consistently every single day and track whether discovery rank, new members and engagement move in proportion. Tagging into @Roberto Srpak's challenge on this one and the fact my engagement on Skool has been growing this community. 🅒 Create weekly YouTube videos across 4 weeks: commit to weekly video content on the From Job to CEO theme and track whether it drives real traffic to the community and the CEO dashboard. 🅓 One sales conversation per day: reach out to one real human every day who could benefit from what I offer. Track responses, calls booked and actual revenue. The most uncomfortable option (🤮) but selling is the point of business right... I'll run whichever gets the most votes. And I'll document everything -- what I did, what happened, what the numbers showed. What would you actually find most useful to watch? 👇

Recently I decided to take a risk on AI and hand over my completely unmanageable personal inbox to Claude. I was getting about 100 emails a day because I signed up for far too much stuff and then spending my time on the treadmill each morning frantically trying to read them all in case I missed a deadline or a school payment for my kids or a genius business idea 🙄. I had a great system - skim read every email so I was at zero each morning (for about a second) and star all the things I needed to go back to... then I decided to host my first bundle, launch a new product and start a new skool membership and I was done 🤯 I realised I couldn't keep up this ridiculous routine of trying to read over 100 emails every morning half of which were just garbage. I decided to hand it over to Claude cowork and see what it could do, I was at the point where if things got 'lost', I didn't care anymore, I could barely see what I had and the time was just sucking the life out of me. When Claude was finished, I had over 1000 'star' items in a folder 🤣🤣🤣 all that stuff I was tagging because I HAD to read it later... seriously 🙄 I'll probably never use the star again... But I also had all my business newsletters filtering to a specific folder, all my notifications to another one and the best system - A morning email digest in Claude that I can scan in 5 minutes and decide what needs action today without going through 100 emails to get there. I need to refine it but far out its been awesome (and if it has deleted some stuff, well, I don't care 🤣) What's the one thing eating your time every day that you keep tolerating? 👇

Day 14. We're at 55. 🎉 (Earlier today I thought it had been 12 days 🫣 I'm losing track of time!) On Friday night I participated in a Friday Community Crawl (thank you for hosting @Lidia Axe ) - 8 communities, 8 questions, a swag bag of free gifts for anyone who completed the full crawl. My community was one of the stops. 11 new members joined through it. In one evening. This experiment worked. Welcome to everyone who found their way here through the crawl, anyone keen for a challenge is welcome here! 😊 Numbers: Members: 55 | Engagement: 76% | Discovery rank: 2,548 | Conversion rate: 13.2% | Days left: 16 | Still needed: 45 The discovery rank has jumped from 3,009 to 2,548 in 4 days. The engagement going up to 76% while we added new members is great but also due to that post urgency of the community crawl challenge so something for me to take away there about that initial engagement on joining... Update on the Meta ad: It flopped. 233 landing page views, approximately 2 signups. And since I added the "where did you hear about us?" question, zero ad-sourced members have come through. My theory: the ad drove cold traffic and to my about page which obviously wasn't enticing enough and its really driven down my conversion rate (originally it was 47.5% now 13.2%). If I run ads again I'd spend more time on the ad creative and the landing page before putting money behind it. Lesson learnt. 📝 I have updated my about page. I posted a request for a roasting in skool and got polite but very helpful feedback so lets see if that helps with conversions. What's working: Showing up in other Skool groups and participating. The challenge now: The crawl created a spike in engagement and interaction on the post which was brilliant. Now I need to think about how I make this community feel that alive on a regular basis? That's the next experiment. Days left: 16 Members needed: 45. Thinking cap on. 🧪 What are you working on this week to grow your business?👇

“Corporate Escape Fantasy” 👉 Question: “If your boss said ‘you’re free, go build your dream’… what would you do for the first 3 days (be honest 👀)?” Next stop: The GPT Club