A lot of people get this confused. I see people routinely refer to customers and clients as if they're they same and they're not. This is my short take: - A customer buys a product or service from you that works without you - A client buys your (or someone on your teams) time and you work with them People think they want to start an "AI agency" and they want clients but they do not realize the ability to scale a client based business is much harder and more expensive than "gurus" will tell you. Then they close some deals and realize they've created their self another J.O.B. and not a business. You're replacing time for money. A business that has customers is much easier to scale with hiring margins and less overhead. You're providing a solution that you spent your time on building. It doesn't trade your time for money. This is easier to scale. Neither business model is wrong or right, it's just wrong or right depending on what it is you actually want to do vs what it is you think it does. An example: My VIP has clients (we meet weekly and I'm trading time for money ) My Perfect ICM Builder has customers (we never speak and I'm not trading time for money) So let me ask you... Do you want customers or clients? Lemme' know below 👇

Pretty cool milestone I'd like to share with y'all... In my channels first 81 days I reached 100,000 views but views are a vanity metric. - 1,440 subscribers on YouTube - ~1,000 subscribers on an e-mail list - 700+ Skool members - Thousands in sales - 100s of humans helped - Dozens of friends made The first weeks were sloowwwww, maybe a couple hundred views ... but consistency is key. All of it starts and ends with my video production line using ICM as my operating system, my skills as the execution, taking me from idea to traffic in hours and not days. (click her for the visual walkthrough) Skool classrooms, landing pages, blog pages, squeeze pages, offer pages, all it built and leveraged from 1 voice audio file... The blog pages alone drive in high-intent search clicks (96 click since the blog launched on 8/15) Fred does 90 percent of the work and I edit the other 10 percent. SO, my question to you is: Where do you want to be in 81 days? Today is day 1. Don't put off till' tomorrow what you can get done today. Always got your back, RyMac P.S. The production line is free for premium and VIP members. It's $50 in my classroom. And I just made it half off on this page here for anyone interested.

Don't forget to take care of your ICM and it will take care of you! UPDATED MINUTES AGO, GET NEWEST VERSION: -> https://github.com/oathdriven/rymac-4r-icm-audit What changed in the 4R audit (v1.3.0): 1. Every finding goes on the report. There's no cap of 3 anymore. Before it publishes, the audit counts its findings against its fix list, and the 2 numbers have to match. 2. Every fix gets measured: - Who it hits: your customers and money, your work, or the agent. - How much: a counted number, like 649 people or 4 phases behind. - How bad: Money, Lost work, Slows the agent, or Polish. 3. Everything gets ranked. The heaviest weight goes first, and the most important fixes are named at the top in plain words. 4. It tests everything, not 3 of each. Every guard and every "done" line gets checked, and every mistake is planted in every shape it comes in. Planting 2 shapes is how today's email guard hole showed up. 5. Old fixes carry forward. Any fix the last audit left open stays on the report until it's fixed. 6. It fixes everything on your go. Each fix gets proven with the same test that found it, then the audit runs again and shows before and after. -> If you want it emailed to you with the files and not to mess with GitHub: https://filesnfolders.com/4r-audit Running my 4R ICM Audit meow' - I'll comment what mine finds (and it will find stuff because drift was already noticed) What did yours find? 👇

So the kitten doesn't want to leave... He spends anytime I am working balancing on my leg, shoulder, or head. I have Oreo n' McFlurry already and I need to name him. I had a name in mind, but I am looking for some help to finalize it... All things you can ALSO get from McDonalds. (I only get Oreo McFlurrys from there though, usually) HELP...Please 🐈 needs a name. [Answers through the weekend, Monday is the winner]