MOTIVATION USED TO BE MY FAVORITE DRUG There were days when I felt unstoppable. New idea. New plan. New energy. I would open my laptop and think: “This is it. This time it really changes.” And sometimes it did… for a few days. Then the energy faded. The doubt came back. And so did the silence. For a long time, my life moved in this exact loop: new excitement → strong start → slow fade → restart. What hit me at some point was this uncomfortable realization: 👉 Motivation wasn’t failing me. It was simply never built to carry me for long. My real breaking sentence was a brutal one: “As long as I run on feelings, my results will belong to chance — not to me.” That was the moment I stopped trying to live on motivation alone and started learning how to live on rhythm. Not: “When I feel like it.” But: “This is what I show up for today.” And I’ll be honest: 👉 Some days I still wait for motivation. 👉 Some days I still don’t want to show up. But rhythm doesn’t ask how I feel. It just asks whether I return. And that small distinction has kept me moving on days when motivation completely disappeared. --- When was the last time motivation disappeared on you and what did you do instead?

Are you selling high-ticket products, but are you facing the challenge of building trust with your target audience? What if I tell you that you can build 6 months' or 1 year's worth of trust in just 1-2 hours? -> Do you want to know a secret? How you can build trust with people so you can sell your high-ticket product. When it comes to selling high-ticket offers, trust is everything. Without it, no one will invest in your product or service, no matter how great it is. That’s why many entrepreneurs use different funnels for weeks or even months of nurturing their audience, like running 3-5 day challenges, offering low-ticket items, or implementing long funnels before making the high-ticket offer. But what if I told you there’s a faster way? -> The secret is the Interview Podcast. Yes, you read that right. With just one hour of a well-done interview podcast, you can build the level of trust that typically takes 6 months to a year to establish. -> In fact, you can even create lifelong trust with the right approach and maintain that relationship to open doors you never imagined. Isn't that incredible? -> Let me share a personal experience. ⏩ I recently started working with one of India’s most well-known entrepreneurs to help him launch his own interview podcast through my Done-For-You (DFY) Podcast service. How did this happen? ⏩ It all started with a single interview. I invited him onto my podcast, delivered an engaging and insightful conversation, and built an immediate connection. ⏩ That 1-hour podcast transformed into a huge opportunity for my business. And now, his testimonial alone will elevate my brand to new heights. ⏩ This is something most people don’t realize. A podcast interview, when done right, creates a deep and genuine connection. In just an hour or two, you can build a level of trust and rapport that typically takes months. All you need is one great interview podcast, and you’ll start to see major transformations in your business.

A lady on a sales call told me her internet was cutting out. "Can you hear me?", and then she disconnected from the call. At least that's what I thought. After a thorough review of the sales call recording, I realized that my internet was fine, her voice was clear, but she just needed an excuse to leave the call. Why? Because I was selling her out of fear, guilt tripping her, telling her how her life is gonna suck if she doesn't work with me. I was selling out of fear Not only her own fear, but my own insecurities as well Fast forward 365-ish days later. I was on a sales call with a guy. This guy was so fearful that I had to step into my most faithful self. He ended up buying. How, you may ask. Well, I properly showed him the differences if he were to do the same things over and over again vs if he were to do something different, make a change in his life. Out of love, I helped him step into the same faith I had for him. Those 2 stories have completely different endings and different approaches. That's because I was selling out of two different selling styles When I sold out of my own fear, selfishness, pride, ego, and greed, I was selling out of the lower emotions What did the parable of the talents say? The servant with 1 talent, out of fear, hid his talent in the ground and waited for his master to arrive. When the master arrived, the master praised the other 2 servants for multiplying their talents; 5 talents into 10, and 2 talents in 4. But the third servant did nothing to multiply his talent, because of that, the master took away his 1 and only talent and rebuked him. The same way in sales how if we, out of fear, ego, pride, selfishness, competition, etc. We will surely not multiply our money made in sales. Let's shift gears. If we sell out of faith, love, compassion, acceptance, peace, joy, etc. We will surely multiply our "talents". God calls us to serve others and treat them as we would want to be treated. Your prospects want to be treated like that, even if it means hard love, revealing the hurtful truth to them, because the intention is still out of love.

I’m curious about something: What’s one small change you’ve made recently that had a bigger impact than you expected? Trying to gather some inspiration as I ease back into things.

The 10-Minute Activation Routine Funnels are built with focus! Most funnel builders burn time “warming up” without structure. An activation routine eliminates that. DAY 9 TASK: Create a 10‑minute pre‑build ritual. Example: 2 minutes reviewing your funnel map + 3 minutes reading your offer/outcome + 3 minutes reviewing yesterday's progress + 2 minutes organizing tabs/tools for the block You're not prepping the funnel, you're prepping the funnel builder. P.S. If you missed Day 8, here's the link. 👉 Name Your Excuse Voice