What's your nickname? I don’t have one. Where you from? Originally Ontario, now living in British Columbia. Biggest strength? My ability to bring clarity and creativity to challenges, while showing up with consistency, empathy, and drive—and supporting others as a cheerleader and advocate along the way. Biggest weakness? Sometimes I spread myself too thin, taking on too many projects at once, and over-explaining instead of keeping things concise. Which content platform is your favourite? I’m not a fan of Facebook. I prefer platforms that let me create and share meaningful work, but I’m open to learning what fits best as I grow my business. What do you want immediate help with inside of this community? I’m in a transition. My nutrition coaching business is currently on hold, and my new startup leans on skills I’ve developed in graphic and digital design. I’m exploring how to make money from home in a way that feels good, ethical, and aligned with my values. I’d love guidance on testing ideas, finding clarity, and building a sustainable path forward. I currently work with a phenomenal business coach, but I’m seeking additional perspectives as I figure out which direction to focus on.

Alex Hormozi & Sam Ovens (CEO of Skool) just hosted a private mastermind event with the top Skool creators to learn what's working the best right now. Want all the notes + my top 10 Key Takeaways from the event? Comment "MASTERMIND" below and I'll send them over. Not sure how long I can keep this online for, so make sure to download it & make your own copy. This is an absolute goldmine of actionable advice you can use to get to the next level with your online business. Just comment below and I'll send it over before it's too late 👇 Best, Ted P.S. Here's just SOME of what was covered: • Hormozi's New Core Content Strategy • Why Skool Is the Next Wave • How Hormozi and Sam are using A.I. • Hormozi's Lethal Content Hook Formula • Organic VS Paid Content and the #1 Skill to Master • Nick's $330K/Month Skool Strategy WITHOUT a Team • Short-Form VS Long-Form Content and Why 1 Is Better Than the Other • How to Make More $$ With Less Effort Using The Simplicity Principle

Today I'm hanging out with the top 50 earners on Skool. This is a private in person event led by Alex Hormozi and the founder of Skool, Sam Ovens. If you want my notes, key takeaways and best ideas from the event, comment "NOTES" below and I'll send them over to you once I write them up tonight. The cool thing about this event in particular is that these entrepreneurs competed against 1,000 other entrepreneurs over the last 90 days to see who could make the most money with a LOW TICKET ($99 or less) product. So today I'll be surrounded by low ticket gurus 💪🏻 The 1 thing I already know about these entrepreneus is that they know how to get leads. So if you're wanting to know how to get more leads, these notes are probably going to be very helpful for you. Comment "NOTES" below if you want them 👇🏻

At his last mastermind event, I asked Hormozi how he plans his YouTube videos and he said: "I spend 80% of my time just scripting the first 15 seconds." Intrigued, I ran home and transcribed his 50 most viewed videos and examined the first 15 seconds. What I found was GOLD. Want to see for yourself? Comment “HORMOZI” below and I’ll send you 50 of Hormozi's most popular intros to study and model. What you'll find is that there is... • No filler fluff. • No intro animation. • No "comment, like & subscribe." • Just straight gold. • Zero time wasted. • A repeatable framework & formula. You'll find Hormozi uses a lot of proof, makes a bold promise (to either help alleviate the viewer's pain or help them achieve a dream outcome), and then gets right into the plan by starting with a personal story. If you comment “HORMOZI” below I’ll send you all the transcripts to study and break down yourself so you can improve your intros and make finding success on YouTube a lot easier. Enjoy, Ted

any super fit entrepreneuers/community builders here?