Is "clarity" a currency? EVERYTHING I do and teach comes down to clarity. And from THAT clarity they will get customers. But I can NOT make x customers the currency because EVERYONE of my clients is responsibly for their OWN success plus they all have a different business model. Some need, 5 a month, some 1..... How about 100% clarity?

Question: The commitment checkpoint at the DISCOVER phase... isn't that a bit too early at this point to ask? Because they don't even know what "the problem" is yet. If I ask them now, "On a scale of 1-5 how committed are you to solving this?", the immediate thought that comes to mind is, "Yes, solve WHAT exactly? I don't even know what this is really about yet..." Doesn't make sense for me at this point. They don't really know what they are doing wrong yet or what exactly is it they wanna achieve....... apart from the currency promise....

Raising your prices without raising your frequency is just pushing a button. You can technically double your rates. You can change your sales page, update your Stripe settings, and announce your “new pricing structure” on Instagram. But if the identity underneath that price hasn’t shifted… If the self-value hasn’t matured to match the dollar value… Then guess what? Your nervous system will self-sabotage. You’ll overgive. You’ll attract people who can’t pay—or won’t pay. You’ll end up lowering your prices again just to feel safe. Raising your price as a strategy only works when the vibration of your identity can hold it. maybe you don’t just need to “raise your price”. Maybe you need an identity shift.

Since everything we teach is about PRODUCTIZATION: Turning an intangible service or program into a unique physical and irresistible offer, let's do a fun exercise and productize yourself! 1) Log Into ChatPGT 2) Use my prompt and update with your copy, brand and items (along with a photo of you). 3) Post your result here! PROMPT: Please create an image of an action figure in packaging.The package should be labeled "Online Business Ninja & Founder." Use the attached photo as a reference for my face. He is tall, muscular, and handsome, dressed in black workout pants and a green V-neck T-shirt. The cardboard section of the package should be branded with the name “Fletchmonster.” The packaging should include a dedicated section labeled 'Accessories,' which contains the following items: - An iPhone - An Apple-style laptop computer - A microphone - A bottle of water - Nunchucks Make the overall design visually appealing and reflective of a futuristic AI YouTuber theme. Only use the attached image as a reference for the face of the character and the logo on the shirt. Do not include an image of the character on the packaging.

Hey @Aaron Fletcher : I LOVE your method on giving context! Totally resonates! Just one thing: Giving context needs TIME. And I have the feeling when selling to an advanced target group or more successful customers, they prefer shorter content and short implementation videos over context. What is yout take on that? I am creating my modules right now and I dont know how to handle this. Thanks!