In "The Greatest Salesman in the World", Og Mandino shares a universal truth. He argues to make this one's life philosophy. “I will persist until I succeed.” Not very glamorous, hey? 😄 Almost like "Choose your hard!" No secret hack. No magic funnel button. Just… not quitting. Which is mildly inconvenient… because quitting is often the most tempting option around day 7. You know, that phase where: - your posts are talking to themselves - your funnel looks like it needs counselling - and your confidence has quietly left the building And yet… The people who make it? They just… keep going. Not perfectly. Not loudly. Just consistently enough to stop being beginners. So yes. That’s the whole strategy. That is where I am at today :-) Persist.(Annoyingly effective.)

The thing about Facebook, is that most of the older generations (me) are either too afraid or too shy to post photos of themselves. I believe that the fear stems from "what would people think of me?" and the image that we perceive of ourselves that needs to be shown to our communities, friends, colleagues and families. The reality is that our communities and the rest of the world do not want to connect with generic images. In this day and age, people want to feel real connection with real humans. So, I got over my stupid fear and incorporated a beautiful picture of myself into my Facebook profile pic. Next step: getting over the Video Fear!

Tonight we covered one simple truth: 👉 You don’t get to avoid hard…you only get to choose WHICH hard. - Staying stuck is hard - Taking action is hard But only one moves you forward. YOUR PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS FOR THIS WEEK 1. Show up 👉 Post 1x per day (7days) Post Structure: problem → insight → “Comment YES" 2. Start conversations 👉 Speak to 5 people per day Share your story and your experience of tonight - what is the one thing you learned tonight? Share it. 3. Follow up 👉 Follow up with people this week who showed interest in the 3 day challenge 💬 COMMITMENT FROM TONIGHT'S SESSION In the comments, type HARD if you’re joining the community and choosing growth this week!

I guess one of the biggest excuses people will use not to do this will be that they do not have time. That will simply be the wrong mindset. Are you really too busy to improve your life? Are you really too busy to want to get financially independent? Are you really too busy to want more freedom, or travel the world, or buy that car you ever wanted? The answer to that will be no...always. What other excuses have you heard people give not to do this as it is a viable solution to most of their problems? How did you convince people?

Share your WHY again — but shorter.