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Next Level Founders

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For Entrepreneurs and Founders who have built something real but growth is starting to feel like pushing through the mud

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203 contributions to Next Level Founders
Next Level Support
Community is so important in helping us get to the next level. Who could you go to for help or support to help you in the next phase of your journey?
Next Level Support
1 like • 2h
@Tony Sibbald a great way to find out. Make more connections and explore together.
0 likes • 1h
@Phil Clark nice, I know you are great at connecting with people on here.
What It’s Actually Looked Like Building This
@Max Krenke asked me the following question this week in the What would support you Post "Would love to hear about your own progress with your community and how you are growing and achieving what you are achieving and your mindset behind it!" - Max Honestly, it’s been a real process, not clean or linear at all. The community has gone through a lot of iteration from Unfolding, Moonshot Unfolding, and now Next Level Founders. From the outside that might look like I was changing direction, but for me it’s been more of a refinement process. -Unfolding was just bringing the how I do the work but did not articulate what outcome someone would have. -Moonshot Unfolding spoke about more of a vague goal. -Next Level Founders was create with about 20 hours of deep work with a coach that articulated better the avitar and what they were looking to achieve. Getting closer and closer to language that actually meets people where they are, without losing the depth of what I’m here to do. This work matters to me and I want to share the vast richness of what it has done for my life from a personal side and from a business side. I would trade every dollar I ever earned for the peace it has brought me. (This is for another post though or this will go on forever) A big challenge for me has been how to communicate this work. I’ve always known it’s deeper than strategy, it’s about who you are being, what you’re able to hold, how you relate to yourself, especially as things grow. But translating that into something people can immediately feel and say yes to has taken time (years). There were definitely moments where I felt like I was saying something true, but it just wasn’t landing the way I wanted it to. That is as much repeating it as it is playing in the space right with it. Skool has given me that space to play and get feedback faster. My growth strategy was not locked in and I just tried what others tried to begin with. Networked, teamed up, paid for some ads. No clear strategy, just trying things out.
2 likes • 3h
@Tony Sibbald thank you. It is absolutely necessary.
This One Might Make You Think...
Reinvention doesn't happen all at once. Most people are somewhere in the middle. Still carrying pieces of who they were while figuring out who they're becoming. So honestly, which version of you shows up most often right now? Take your pick 👇🏻 and drop a quick comment if you wish to share more 🙏🏻
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This One Might Make You Think...
1 like • 4h
Good question. It would be challenging to show up as someone 100% completely new. So I'll go with a mix. Trying to reinvent myself and carrying the old me forward as I go. Also in the midst of still figuring it out.
When You Know You’re Meant for More, But You’re Not There Yet
Let’s go over a real scenario together. You sold your business. You’ve got $75k from it. Right now you’re making less than $100 a week doing a home or commercial service. You have no real traction yet. Things feel slower than they should be. And if you’re really honest with yourself there might be a part of you wondering how you ended up in this kind of spot. So I’m curious: What would you actually do here? Not just from a strategy standpoint, but for real, what’s coming up for you? What emotions are there when you sit with it for a minute? It’s easy to try and solve this with strategy. Do this, try that, fix the offer, change the pricing. And that is ok. But the real question is… Who do you need to be right now? How are you going to step your income up from here, and at the same time step yourself up into the person who can actually hold that next level? Do you protect the $75k and play it safe? (You do have to live and pay your bills with this) Do you go all in on something bigger? Do you double down on what’s already in front of you and make it work? Do you slow down and really reassess what you actually want? There’s not one right answer here. But there is something being asked of you at this pivotal moment. Take a second with it. If you were in this position, what would you do next? And more importantly, who would you have to become to actually follow through on that? Curious what comes up for you.
When You Know You’re Meant for More, But You’re Not There Yet
1 like • 21h
@Phil Clark nice, stepping back and assessing. Making it better than the last version. Makes sense to me.
0 likes • 5h
@Giuliana DC Urzola love that, taking time to build good habits so you aren't stressed out. That is setting yourself up for long term success.
Monday Check In
What kind of help do you actually need to get to your next level this week? What are you trying to move through that you haven’t quite been able to on your own? Sometimes it is not just effort but support, or clarity, or perspective. Take a few moments with it. Where do you need help right now? Maybe someone here can support you. Let’s move this forward together.
Monday Check In
1 like • 17h
@Tony Sibbald good adjustment to take care of yourself.
0 likes • 14h
@Max Krenke that is next level. Bring on a team or hire someone to do it for you. Yes, I always find it best to figure it out myself and then hire people to do it. That way you can at least manage them or know if they are doing a good job.
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