Task: To each sentence from Day 2 add what your clients should do instead. Paste your sentences from Day 2 + the additional information in the comments 👇 When you're done, move on to Day 4

Task: To each sentence from Day 1 add some information on what your clients do to get what they want (this is usually the wrong thing). The thing might be: - Wrong advice that everyone is spreading - Common knowledge that is wrong or only works in specific situations - Good advice applied in the wrong way Paste your sentences + the additional information in the comments 👇 If you're using the tracker, check off your day here. When you're done, move on to Day 3. ⚠️ Find my examples in the first comment👇

This is an ongoing challenge. So just start whenever you read this post. The challenge takes place in the community posts and comments, but you can use this course, if you wish to track your progress — the course is your Progress Tracker. Why take the challenge❓ You'll: - Discover an easy way to create video content for the next year - Create social proof - Get used to creating videos - Destroy your excuses - Always know what to put in your video - And much much more... 😄 ⚠️ I will be taking the challenge with you (even past the 5 days)! 🙌 Are you with in? Comment or/and vote, and then go to Day 1. Challenges not your thing? Check out this post and take advantage of the no-pitch calls I do with the members in the community.

Here's another video. It reminds of some of the 1-on-1s I have with people. It's sometimes really hard to get someone to say in plain language what they actually do 😂 To be fair, I also struggle with this. We sometimes use big words that mean nothing instead of bringing it down to the basics.

Tomorrow the holidays start in Poland. So the kids in my neighborhood got to stay up later than usual today. I wanted to test something out and it worked out pretty well 😂 We used our neighbor's house as the screen, and we beamed a movie from my house 😁 The kids had a blast, and it was nice to meet up with some of the adults, too. Do you know the movie?