As the @Eric Thayne session about creating 60 second perfect webinar Might be some of you are struggling to get topic, script and 3 secret so here's the quick chat gpt prompt. Help me create a 60-second script for a perfect webinar or short video (Instagram Reel or YouTube Short). Using this structure, I am your niche and helping your dream customer: Hook (First 3-5 seconds): Start with an attention-grabbing line, a curiosity-based question, etc. The Story (Why they should care): In a few sentences, give me some suggestions so I can give context on why this topic is important. 3 Secrets (Content/Value): Share 3 actionable secrets, steps, or strategies that will solve their problem or add value, and give me what I can share in each secret. Offer/Call to Action (CTA): End with a compelling CTA. (you can use your own CTA) don't need to use GPT for this. Generate around 5 ideas that I can use to create 60-second perfect webinar script make sure you don't generate and use the common words of AI Chat gpt, etc. Hope this is helpful for all of you. 😇

Hey Guys...Just wanted to share some of my takeaways + aha moments from Session 1… Moneyball Funnels - it’s not about finding the perfect offer…it’s about combining the best pieces from different offers into one funnel. Trojan Horse - lead with something unique on the front end, then upsell the popular stuff everyone else is fighting over. Trip & Trial - little tripwire on the front end - one-click into recurring. Super simple way to stack monthly income. Cliffnotes Vacuum - sell your notes/guide cheap, then upsell the full course. The people who buy your notes are the perfect buyers for the main thing. Popcorn Principle - once the card is out, don’t let them put it back. Sell while they’re in the buying zone. Warren Buffett Principle - earn a slice of every transaction on the platform. Bring someone in once and it compounds forever. And the demo…man that was pretty cool... I was able to building a funnel in just a few minutes! 🤯. OfferLab is going to be AWESOME!!! So those were my big aha moments. What about you? What were your biggest takeaways from Session 1?

Just saw a super interesting report by IMD competitiveness Institute, stating that for companies and economies talent and capital are critical success factors. And top talent is prioritizing quality of life and financial conditions over cultural fit in their decisions. How about you? Where will you live when you are in the 2cc or above? Where will you have your business? Can you imagine relocating to Dubai? Switzerland, Luxembourg?

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐫𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐁𝐞𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰 𝐏𝐨𝐝𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐇𝐨𝐬𝐭 ​ In today’s digital age, podcasting has become a powerful platform for storytelling, thought leadership, and building meaningful connections. ​ But what sets a great interview podcast host apart from the rest? ​ After learning from industry experts and honing my own craft, I’ve identified several core principles that are essential for success: ​ 1. Deep Preparation: ​ ↳ Research: Know your guest's background, work, and current projects. Understand their expertise, challenges, and unique viewpoints. ​ ↳ Prepare Questions: Craft insightful and open-ended questions that encourage storytelling and deeper conversation. ​ ↳ Anticipate Flow: Think about the direction of the conversation and how you can pivot if needed. Have a plan, but remain flexible. ​ 2. Active Listening: ​ ↳ Be Present: Fully focus on your guest's answers without thinking about your next question. ​ ↳ Follow-Up: Be ready to dive deeper based on their responses. Great follow-up questions often lead to the most valuable insights. ​ ↳ Silence: Don’t rush to fill pauses. Sometimes a moment of silence encourages guests to continue with more depth. ​ 3. Authenticity and Empathy ​ ↳ Be Genuine: Share your own thoughts and experiences when relevant. This builds rapport and trust with your guest. ​ ↳ Show Empathy: Understand and validate your guest's experiences, especially when discussing challenges or personal stories. ​ 4. Creating a Comfortable Environment: ​ ↳ Set the Tone: Start with light, easy questions to help your guest relax. ​ ↳ Establish Trust: Make sure your guest knows you’re interested in their story and not just looking for a soundbite. ​ ↳ Body Language and Tone: Even in audio-only formats, your tone and pacing can set a comfortable and engaging atmosphere. ​ 5. Adaptability: ​ ↳ Go Off-Script: Be willing to deviate from your prepared questions if the conversation takes an unexpected but valuable turn. ​ ↳ Handle Technical Issues Gracefully: Be prepared for and adept at managing any technical difficulties without losing momentum.

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