I'm hosting my courses in HighLevel, though I am seriously considering Growthworks as my platform of choice

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looks great! Aside for some minor cosmetic issues like the placeholder images showing even if the custom image is set, this is a great addition to GrowthWorks!

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@Eric Dahl no i mean I am an ambivert. I score between both introvert and extrovert. I can literally switch between one or the other (it may take some time to transition from one to the other). Ambiverts can have the benefits of both sides if done properly (and also can suffer from the drawbacks of both sides if not careful). That's why I mention that i can switch depending on my mood I found this quote (below), and it uses the exact wording I used to describe my ability to switch. "An ambivert is someone who exhibits qualities of both introversion and extroversion, and can flip into either depending on their mood, context, and goals. Ambiverts have also been called: Outgoing introverts: An introvert who can be outgoing in certain situations, around certain people, or when they absolutely need to." ~ The Science of People also, my last meyers briggs test was 15 years ago, but I do believe I also score in the middle of T and F as well, but at that time I leaned closer to T.

@Eric Dahl it's difficult to generalize the do people energize or drain question, because it really depends. Some people make me full, others don't. When I am around the people I love, I get very loud and boisterous, tend to become center of attention. With people I don't know or care about, longer times with them drain me and require a long recharge. I scored right in the middle of I and E on the Meyers-Briggs. I trend I, but E is a "skill" I picked up by necessity to be a stronger entrepreneur. I used to be deathly afraid of people and have a debilitating stutter, but then I challenged myself to the scariest thing I could imagine to make my weakness a strength: door-to-door sales. for the first 10 days, I averaged over 10 hours a day on the doors, picked up no sales, I had a lot of doors slam in my face. It was the hardest thing I've ever done. But I kept at it. It took an additional 2 weeks on the doors before I got the hang of it -- selling one contract per day on greatly reduced hours -- and I not only picked up the skillset, but I now have the ability to switch into "sales mode" with some preparation. I used this skillset to prepare and persuasively sell to large groups of real estate agents in seminar style presentations and get them to work with a local mortgage company. Meanwhile, I used this new skillset on the dating scene to eventually find my wife -- and we are now married with 2 kids. So, do people energize or drain me? The answer for me is it depends.