Google Photos offered me this collage of images of my cat Phoebe. The Internet loves cute animals, so I figured I'd post this here, and it would blow up the community! Comment below with your adorable furry friends.

In addition to this free group (which will stay free), I am creating a paid group which will be about motivating action. It's for people who are not doing as much as they know they should, with mindset training, a supportive community, and other resources to Do The Thing. After much back and forth, I'm thinking the name is Aligned Action Network, and the cover art is attached. What do you think of the name? What do you think of the group? What do you think of the graphic? Give me feedback, and I'll let you join for $1/month before I put a real price on it. (Don't give me feedback, and you can still join for a buck a month if you sign up quickly)

The screenshot is from an actual Facebook post publicly shared this morning. It's not ironic or a joke. It's serious. This coach is actually saying that she isn't here to serve, isn't interested in people's businesses, and her attention is only engaged as far as the credit card clears. There's an old saying, "When someone tells you who they are, believe them." I'm sure she's going to backpedal, saying something about how she's talking about common BS lines that people use, but what she is saying is quite clear. She's here for business, not people. I have a problem in my business. I get too excited about working with people, their projects, and their adventures that I forget to get paid. I give out advice, make connections, and, only recently, have I started to really get people to pay me a fraction of the value I provide them. I'm okay with this because God makes sure that when I take care of others, I am taken care of, one way or another. I am here to help, serve, and provide value. I am genuinely interested in people's businesses. And, in many cases (but definitely not all) I love meeting like minded people who are passionate about what they do. I can't imagine being in this profession if I didn't. It seems like it would be very dry and difficult without loving the people. What do you think?

I have just uploaded my Rock Your Networking course into this community. I teach you the five steps to profitable networking set to awesome, rockin' music. But there's a catch. You have to be Level 2 to access it. Becoming Level 2 is easy! Just get 5 likes on any of your comments. (You could even comment here, and I'll give you a like: That's one!)

This video was shot before the launch, talking about what they expected to achieve and what they were doing to achieve it. Some people are seeing it as hustle culture talk. Others are saying Hormozi is some kind of super hard worker. Let's get some perspective... He's talking about planning the biggest launch ever. Do you think that might take a little work. You don't get to be the best by having chatGPT write your copy. You don't get to be the best by having a funnel. That's half built when you start the launch. You don't get to be the best without doing the best work. The level of intensity he's talking about is reasonable and expected for any real launch activity. Whether you are launching a book or a course or a sci-fi convention in the weeks leading up to it, it is reasonable for it to take over your life. But this is a Sprint. You go all in for a limited period of time, and then it's done and you go back to regular life. Garbage hustle culture tells you to work like a Sprint forever. That will kill you.. And your business. What I see in this video is a man who is excited about what he's doing and having fun doing it, and working with great intensity on a single project until it is done. I used to run science fiction conventions and I would run at that pace leading up to the event. I have not found anything in my business today that has elicited that level of dedicated action from me, and I think that when I do will be the point when I really break through.