Answer in GIF's & Have a Magical weekend, everyone!!!! ✨😊

I’m excited to present at the giver marketing summit this Tuesday about referral marketing and how to leverage referral partnerships to scale. Shout out to @Christine Deane for hooking this up and really putting this whole thing together! This looks like a super powerful event! You guys should definitely try to be there and view the lineup as there are many other unicorns speaking at this summit! You’ll hear from @David Osterczy, @Christine Deane, and some others who are not in Skool! What are you two speaking about? Learn more and RSVP at https://www.givermarketing.com/summit/ I’m speaking at 2:45 PST so be there! Who can make it?

I’d love to know the primary offer you have that you’re focused on. Just one. Provide the following: Service Name Who it’s for What’s in it for them ? What makes it unique or magical? Why is it too good to turn down? What’s transformative about it? What’s the offer? Price point & duration/session count What’s the guarantee? Bonus question: What’s is your goal for this quarter with your offer?

Use the 💫 Connections category to: 1. Connect with other members. 2. Share who you're looking to connect with. 3. Share who you can connect others to! This is super helpful when we are using the My Most Trusted Extension. Take a second to post who good connections are for you! Make sure it's: 1. Clear & Descriptive 2. Easy to understand and FILTER for using LinkedIn's search 3. Purposeful — why is this a good connection for you Hint: If you can't find 3-10 pages of results in your LinkedIn search, it's probably not specific enough!

The imposter syndrome subject was brought up during the last vision Espresso meeting ☕ So I asked Devin who brought up the subject: how did you bypass that feeling? And he gave a beautiful answer ❤️ But Craig chimed in and said that: That he met 2 billionaires (with a B) who felt like imposters Then I had a epiphany based on a quote i heard a long time ago that said: "Life isn't fair and that's a good thing!" (I had to accept that even though I live in Syria!) So I said: "imposter syndrome will never go away, and that's a good thing!" Because it pushes us to be better! If it goes away we would stop improving.. And stop caring! Thank you for coming to my teddy talk! 🐻