Kevin was down to his last 60 days in business. Cold calling 150 prospects a day. Brutal rejections. Zero experience with paid ads. Most people would've quit. Instead, he made a bet on himself that changed everything. I just finished up a 20 Minute deep dive with this man where we unpacked every single step he took to turn his business around in 9 months. The recording is currently rendering in Zoom. Want to see the full breakdown? of how he went from nearly closing the doors to consistent $35K months using paid ads (even after his best campaign (that he mentions in this previous clip) completely died)? Drop some 🔥 below and I'll send you the full case study.

4 Weeks ago I turned off all my Instagram Ads, Stopped posting on social and shut down every other funnel I was running. Why? Because the Skool Engine™ that I've been building for the last 3 years took off in a way I have never really seen before. every metric started outperforming everything else... and I went ALL IN. Quality Leads for $3.56 (Direct to skool page... no funnels) 52% Of leads are providing their phone number 42% of leads are engaging with Dr. Nacho 14% of leads are filling out applications 3% of new leads became clients in under 30 days (without Sales Calls) 190 Registrations for a workshop that I ran without a single ad (just 3 posts/emails to my communtiy) Last month Numbers excluding existing MRR: $73k Cash Contracted $36k Cash Collected $8k on Ads Best part... High Profit Margins, lots of leverage and total alignment. I am now looking to help a handful of experts, coaches and professionals build their own skool engine. Here's the training that explains what it is - if you haven't watched this yet do it. And below are the homies who have already signed up! Let's show them some love @Gregory Gilmore @Joni Francisco @Kay Z @Brian Haskins @Leah Murphy @Michelle Hutchings @Maggie Ramirez @Urszula Kudla @Brenda Rigney and If you want the details comment CASE STUDY on this post and Dr. Nacho will hook you up. I'm closing the case study on Friday :). To focus on our IRL Retreat and Mastermind this weekend 🎉

You can win the game ... and still feel like you’re losing. Like me 👋🏼 I built a machine that worked on paper. And drained me in real life. Revenue? Up. Profit? Eh. Freedom? Not even close. So I made some big changes a few months ago starting with the question... What do I actually want? It took me a few months but... I found it... and it's working.. and it's simple... and I can't wait to share it with you this Friday. The best numbers I've seen in a while are coming through... but maybe the best data point... the fact that I am spending less than 25 mins a day on IG :) HALLELUJAH 🙌🏼 Almost free of the social media trap. On Friday, I’m walking through the whole thing. What changed. What broke. What I rebuilt ... and why it finally feels right. If you want to see the 7-Figure Skool Engine™ comment SKOOL and my automation thingy will send you the link.

Hi everyone, I'd like to share a win that I had tonight. For the past few weeks, I've been going back and forth on deciding on a niche to focus on. I don't know how many times I decided on one, ran it through the AI prompts for the ideal avatar, felt good about it but then decided to switch because of something nagging me that it didn't quite feel "right." I was inspired to read Alex Hormozi's $100m offer after it was mentioned in the course materials, and really enjoyed it. Understanding the pain, urgency, and accessibility of the market helped me see how people could really accelerate their profits. In one niche, I felt that I had the passion, authority, and drive -- but felt that the market was weaker. The clients would likely not have a lot of purchasing power... I would need to avoid conflict of interest with my current job since they were similar profiles... the clients have access to a lot of free resources already, so they may not be interested in purchasing something like my program... In the other niche, I felt that it would be a much stronger market, and I was excited by all of the different connections I could make -- but I was only a year into being in that community and didn't feel like I had quite built up the expertise or level of success with the first one. I discussed this with my life coach, and he suggested becoming very clear on the offer for both as if I was going to do that one, and then analyzing my reasons why and deciding if I liked my reasons. I realized that my heart lie with the first one but my head was convincing me of the second. A lot of my objections to the first were around the fear that I couldn't make enough money to transition to doing coaching full-time. I started applying Hormozi's method to each of the ideas/fears: 1. Clients don't have a lot of purchasing power --> Consider lower price points but more scalable solutions to bring in quantity. 2. Avoid conflict of interest with my current job --> Consider building a community through Insta that isn't in direct connection with my professional network 3. Clients have access to a lot of free resources --> Confidence that the type of value I can provide is currently not emphasized in my industry and to position messaging that speaks to the specific pain points that they don't have resources for.