A few want to see how I set up my Claude Projects. I have found using both Claude and Chat are complimentary. @Jon Hord @Rosemary Kimani @Kavan Balasuriya

After speaking to people, I changed my strategy and went all-in on one thing. I realised that the one thing that people want the most is discounts. And so, I decided to become a discount seller. If you wanted one of my products at a 10% discount, I’ll sell you just the 10% discount, because that’s the thing you’ll be most excited to tell your friends about. This has proven effective, and business is great. I have a package deal, a monthly offer, and even a subscription service–it’s the hottest thing on the market right now. Of course, this has the word ‘Scam’ written all over it, so don’t quote me on it!

Sharing a PDF of this post I wanted to write here because I couldn't get the formatting right on the Skool platform.

Ben's teaching about the present shaping the past and the future shaping the present come closer to reality for me when I go through the monthly 1-page process. In the moment, I seem to focus on what I didn't get done. In reflection, I can see more progress than I feel. I haven't figured out how to get as much out of 24 hours as Ben suggests is possible, but perhaps doing the monthly 1-page review moves one closer to that ideal. I welcome your input. Please share yours too.

Yesterday, my mentor suggested paring down my various aims and objectives to the essential. It's scary how you can be so distracted that you neglect the one project (that you may have dropped the ball on ages ago) that would make all the difference and tick all the boxes you're looking for in those various aims and objectives. I'm sharing my 1-Page Report here with the main focus on my copywriting business. I am, however, working on another project that I haven't mentioned in the document, which is an art-related, one-in-a-lifetime non-profit legacy project. Not sure why I'm mentioning it here, but for the purposes of this group and starting/growing/scaling a business and purpose, I'll keep it to the essential stuff to retain focus.