The real breakthrough I had on a 1:1 call: stop doing more and start doing it in the right order I jumped on a 1:1 call recently and I walked away with a reminder I think a lot of beginners need to hear. It wasn’t about finding a new product. It wasn’t about writing “better hooks.”It wasn’t about posting more. What I learned is this: Most people don’t need more things to do.They need things to feel simpler, and they need to know the next step. On that call, it hit me how often people drop off because they feel confused or alone, not because they’re lazy or not trying. And once I saw that clearly, it changed how I think about content, selling, and support. Here is what we covered 1) Funnels don’t usually fail… they just go silent at the wrong moment Most people don’t want to be “sent to a system.”They want to feel escorted. If someone feels alone, confused, or unsure, they don’t push forward.They exit. Your job is to reappear as the guide exactly where trust wobbles. 2) Most conversion gaps aren’t traffic problems Here’s the hard truth: The difference between 2 sales and 9 sales is often not more views It’s fewer unanswered questions. More traffic doesn’t fix confusion. It just sends more people into the same leaky moment. 3) Selling starts before the offer and continues after the video This reframes everything: - social media isn’t for selling - videos aren’t for closing - pages aren’t for convincing They’re for preparing belief. Buying happens when enough emotional and logical friction has been removed. 4) Beginners don’t want funnels, they want safety If you lead with words like: - funnel - automation - systems you can lose beginners instantly. What they’re really asking is: “Will I get ripped off?”“Will I be abandoned?”“Will this work for someone like me?” When you answer that, you build trust fast. 5) People don’t buy information… they buy not being alone People aren’t against learning. They’re against paying and then feeling like: “Okay… now what?”

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After speaking with hundreds of people inside this space, I’ve noticed the same three patterns showing up again and again.They look harmless, but they’re silently destroying your conversions. Let’s break them down so you can spot them and fix them fast. 1. You’re describing your offer instead of solving a real problem Most people talk about their offer…But they never speak to the actual tension their audience is living with. When your content only says what your offer is, the brain has nothing meaningful to latch onto. No urgency, no emotion, no curiosity. And when nothing disrupts your buyer’s thought pattern, they keep scrolling. Strong content shows people the tension they’re stuck in and why it matters. 2. You’re trying to educate people into buying This one is a big trap. Many believe that giving more information will convince people to buy. But teaching too much actually has the opposite effect. When you overload someone with knowledge, you remove the tension they need to feel before taking action. Your job isn’t to teach everything. Your job is to make the problem unmistakably clear so the next step feels obvious. 3. You’re posting, but you’re not creating “buying moments” Plenty of people share tips, stories, and value… but none of it leads the buyer toward a decision. A buying moment happens when your audience realizes: “I can’t keep doing it this way.” You create that moment by: • Highlighting a pattern they’re stuck in • Showing the cost of staying there • Pointing to a better path they can take When your content does that, your audience becomes invested. And invested people buy.

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