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34 contributions to The Dreamer Project
Jun 5 •
The Difference Between Talking About It and Doing It.
I'm very proud of this. I know anyone can file for a copyright. This isn't about a piece of paper. It's about what it represents. I keep repeating myself but for years, Caleb Humphries: The Dawnbringer's Heir existed only in my head. Then it became notes, outlines, rough drafts, rewrites, late nights, worldbuilding, character art, beta reader feedback, and countless revisions. Today, I'm holding the copyright registration certificate in my hands. Most people talk about writing a book. Very few ever reach the point where they can hold something that says they actually did it. There's still work to do before release. I'm currently going through the manuscript one more time, cleaning it up and tightening everything I can before September. But this is a milestone worth remembering. I'll be framing this with my book cover. 📖 Caleb Humphries: The Dawnbringer's Heir—by Tyler J Schliecher—Coming September 2026
0 likes • Jun 5
I am glad you shared this here! This is a huge win and proof to yourself that persistence pays off!
Jun 4 •
Sudoku: playing to win
I play at least one game of Sudoku every day. And I like to use the paper and pen. I don't want the 'hints' from the tech Sudoku. I realize that my 'play' has features that apply to life and business. Here are a few. Are there any more you can think of to apply to life and business? Lessons from Sudoku (for those that like Sudoku 😊): - Having a go-to solving strategy helps but don’t mistake it as the ONLY way to find the answers. You must keep your eyes open for different ways to view and solve the puzzle to avoid falling for the ‘it can’t be done’ thought. - Sometimes the most fruitful boxes and lines to solve are NOT the ones with the least number of blanks. Sometimes the boxes and lines with the most blanks end up as the door opener to solving the whole puzzle. Don’t shy away from the least known or understood issue. - Sometimes you have to step away from a puzzle for a bit. Coming back usually gives you a different view, something you didn't see before.
0 likes • Jun 4
That was a great way to compare the game to building a business and chasing after a dream. Thanks for sharing that.
Jun 3 •
🔥 Is Your Offer Actually Irresistible — Or Just Good?
There's a big difference between a great product and an irresistible offer. And it cost me sales before I figured it out. I launched a $1,500 drop-off dog training service that people had been asking for. First few clients jumped on. Then it completely stalled. The product was solid. The offer wasn't doing its job. Here's what changed everything: I stacked the value. Private sessions. Group follow-up class. Training videos of their dog sent directly to the owner. Handouts. An app with their dog's homework and progress. Most of it was already included. We just never said it out loud. The moment we laid it all out as line items — it sold. Your challenge this week: Look at whatever you're selling or creating right now. What are you already giving that you're not presenting as part of the offer? What can you add that doesn't take any extra effort? Drop it in the comments — I want to see what you come up with. 👇
May 19 •
The People In This Community Are About To Get Hooked Up
Something is about to change in a big way for this community — and I want the people who are ready for it to get it first. I have been heads down building something for people who are serious about taking their idea and turning it into a real business. Not someday. Now. I am talking about a clear path from idea to your first $5,000. The tools, the structure, and the support to actually make it happen — not theory, not motivation, just a real system that gets you moving. The people already in this group are going to be taken care of in a way I think you will genuinely appreciate when the details drop. But before I pull back the curtain I want to know who is actually here and ready to move. Tell me in the comments: Where are you right now in your build? Do you have an idea, are you stuck somewhere, or are you already in motion? The people who show up in this thread are going to be the first ones I think of when I make the announcement. Stay close. This one is worth it.
0 likes • May 30
@Brad Mayo this is a great question and great problem! It is also common for people in our age range! Are you ready for a long response :) You really have to ask yourself a couple of questions here and be okay with whatever the real answer is. 1. First, why did you want to start this new business in the first place? Was it because you were checked out of what you were doing? Was it because it was a shiny new object, or something you really wanted to do for yourself and your family and for a deeper reason than what you may even say out loud? 2. Next, you also have to recognize or look at the promotion and ask yourself: Is that a distraction from where you are wanting to build, or is it just part of you continuing to grow and achieve things while you prepare yourself to build something else? Lastly, I would ask myself if my current career is where I see myself through retirement and after. Now, there's no wrong answer here, but it's really just looking into ourselves and what we do want. Now, lastly, it's okay to do both. Just because you want to start a business and you have the promotion coming doesn't mean you have to stop one or the other. You can start putting all the planning, the prep work, all the behind-the-scenes work, and start dialing in on everything that you're going to need so that you minimize the risk of leaving your other job when you go full in on this business......If that's what you decide you want to do. Just be honest with yourself when it comes down to making that decision and really dial in on why you've kind of stalled on the excitement of building something new. That will give you the real answer and the confidence moving forward in whatever you decide. Know that at this time in our life, it is appropriate for us to take slow steps as we build something, because we are balancing a family. We are balancing a full-time career that's paying our bills, and because we have more weighing on us as we make these transitions.
May 25 •
Most people waste holiday weeks. Here's how to use this one
While everyone else is on autopilot, you have a window — use it. Memorial Day is a reminder that the people we honor didn't wait for perfect conditions. They moved anyway. You're building something. Move this week. Your 3 actions before Sunday: 1. Clarify your one offer. Not three ideas. Not a "maybe someday" list. One offer. Who is it for, what problem does it solve, and what do they get? Write it in two sentences. If you can't, that's the work. 2. Have one real conversation. Text, DM, or call one person who fits your target customer. Not a pitch — a conversation. Ask them what their biggest frustration is around [the problem you solve]. One conversation this week beats a month of content planning. 3. Do the thing you've been avoiding. You already know what it is. The website page, the first post, the price you haven't committed to. Block two hours this week and finish it. Holiday weeks separate the ones who are serious from the ones who are still thinking about it. Which of these three is your focus this week? Drop it in the comments.
0 likes • May 30
@Shelly Huntington incredible and inspiring!
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