Post you 3 weekly goals in the smart format… These should you 3 high priority tasks... Don’t forget to report on last week's goal results… If you didn’t meet your goals, reflect a bit about why you missed the mark. Share your reflection if you’d like to do so.

Most agency owners I talk to can point to exactly what's holding them back. They know the bottleneck. or they at least suspect what the issue is with them. They can describe it in detail. And yet six months later, nothing has changed. That's not an execution problem, that's something else entirely, a mindset issue. Sometimes it's a hiring decision that keeps getting delayed because the timing never feels quite right. Sometimes it's a service offering that needs to be cut but there's a client attached to it. Sometimes it's a pricing conversation you've been avoiding because you're not sure the market will hold. Sometimes it is just not knowing what you don't know leading to paralysis. Sometimes it is fear of failure, success, looking stupid, not having experience or some other "head trash". It's something you already know needs to change but hasn't. We spend a lot of time in this community talking about growth strategies and acquisition and delivery systems. But we don't talk enough about the specific, uncomfortable things that are quietly capping us. So here's this week's question: What is the one thing you already know is holding your agency back right now and if you're honest with yourself, what's the real reason you haven't addressed it yet? Drop it below. No judgment. The more specific you are, the more useful this thread becomes for everyone. If you let us know what the hold up is we can help address it. Maybe do a section with videos to help you work these types of issues.

Summery from a Leila Hormozi I found insghtful... - Building wealth can be achieved by doing five boring habits every day, such as stopping the pursuit of hacks and instead focusing on creating and following a system that can be repeated to achieve predictable success. - Saying no to drama is essential, as it can rob you of your focus and burn out your emotional bandwidth, and successful people protect their energy by setting boundaries and avoiding negative conversations. - Following the same daily schedule can help reduce overwhelm, as having too much structure is not the cause of overwhelm, but rather having none, and making a million little decisions every day can be exhausting. - Productive people often appear unassuming because they have eliminated negotiations and follow a routine, waking up, working, and going to bed at the same time, which creates freedom and guarantees success. - Having a fixed structure allows the brain to focus on things that actually move the needle, and freedom is not about having endless options, but about making the right ones easy to do on a daily basis. - Breakthroughs are often found in repeating the same actions over and over, and people should commit to doing a certain number of reps before judging themselves, tracking their progress, and focusing on one lever at a time. - Success comes from doing the right thing with full focus, rather than trying to balance multiple tasks at once. - Excitement can be detrimental to financial stability, while a "boring" approach can lead to freedom. - It is recommended to pick one habit and commit to it fully, rather than trying to adopt multiple habits at the same time.

The world has two types of people; Those who see what is and those who see what could be. The first group will always outnumber the second and they'll always try to convince you that their limited vision is reality. The future belongs to the dreamers who refuse to accept those limitations.