What’s your weekend look like?

So last month... I spent $9K on ads. With the intention of selling a $100 a month thing and being profitable in 30 days. "You can't be profitable that fast with low-ticket!" Is what people i told said.... AND... is honestly what I thought. errrrrrmmmm. Yeah. Except we made $12K back in 30 days. And then 5 days into December we'd already DOUBLED November's revenue. So like ...oops? I made a video breaking down the whole thing because honestly ... This seems kinda crazy. One Meta campaign. No targeting. No funnels. Just ads → Skool community → people upgrade. 1,500 new leads in 30 days. 17% conversion rate on about page 65 upgrades 3 annual payments 1 VIP Upgrade Naturally, I'm still kind of shocked it worked this well lol. Dan P.S. If you're running an established coaching business or building a community ... You might want to watch this. The tiers feature in Skool is kind of a game changer.

Stop Hustling. And discounting and being a frantic “marketer” Instead… Chill dude… make a plan. Host a workshop in your Skool before the new year. I’ll show you why this prints. Black Friday is here… Everyone’s shouting “launch harder,” “discount bigger,” “new funnel, new you.” But you are a HIGH VALUE, PREMIUM COACH…. Not a discounted Wal Mart Special. And it’s time to start treating your marketing and business that way. So the play that has crushed for us every December for the last 5 years. - Host a simple live workshop (now inside your Skool community) before New Year’s. - Keep it 60–90 minutes. - Build the assets / plans / goals with people, not for people. - Then let Holiday “Deposit” Offer do the selling while you sip a seasonal beverage and pretend you like eggnog. If you want to build this entire strategy with me and my inner circle this Thursday so you can have a Holiday Payday in December and set yourself up for a killer 2026. Join us here.

@Eusebiu Cristian Chirita @Jessica Clark @Dr. Melissa Partaka @Jason Carter @Brenda Rigney @Cameron Watt @Ryan Barry @Josh Hamilton @Mairo Roy @Dan Quinlan Every 50 Contributions = a name in the draw to win $250 at the end of the month This is fun and awesome to see 🔥's on the leaderboard! LFG!

On the call... 1. Don't Overcomplicate Delivery Before You Have Clients - Stop rebuilding your program before you have people to deliver to - Get clear on an overarching outline, then stay just a couple steps ahead of your clients - Delivery problems only matter when you have lots of people to deliver to 2. One Offer Until $1M - Multiple offers create exponential complexity that kills businesses - Every additional offer doubles your complexity and divides your focus - Simplicity is the north star—if it's not simple, don't do it 3. Create Entry Points, Not New Offers - Don't recreate your offer—create different ways to enter it - Example: 30-day "love it or leave it" trial for $1,000 reduced risk without creating a new program - Different pricing options, time lengths, and tiers of service—not different offers 4. Generosity as Growth Strategy: The Giving Games - When sales stall, shift from "getting" to "giving" mindset—money flows when you're generous - $20 donation per application (no strings attached) - 10% of MRR donated monthly + 20% affiliate commissions given back - Vision: Enroll 100,000 entrepreneurs to give $1 billion collectively 5. The Lifestyle Founder Model: 5 Core Values - Freedom: Location independence, do what you want with who you want - Flow: Presence and being in flow state - Fun: Don't take business or life too seriously - Fulfillment: Cause real transformation - Money: Plus financial abundance = winning 6. Four Gaps That Block Growth - No Leads: Can't grow without traffic - No Systems: Can't nurture or scale without automation - No Skills: Can't convert or coach effectively - No Leverage: Will burn out without delegation and brand authority 7. The Four-Pillar Business Framework - Attract (Skool Ads + Conversion Content) → Nurture (Skool Engine + Application Machine) → Convert (Close by Chat + Sales Skills) → Deliver (2-Tier Offers + Coaching Leverage) - Rate yourself 1-10 in each area to identify where to focus - Most people work on the wrong thing for their business stage