Let’s kick the old idea of “retirement” to the curb and talk about something better... If you’re waiting for some magic age, a monster savings account, or a letter from the government saying it’s time to check out and wither away, you’re missing the point. That’s not living, that’s just delaying boredom. Communiverse isn’t about quitting work to spend your days in a recliner, drooling on remote controls. It’s about swapping out work you hate for stuff that actually fires you up. It’s not someday; it starts now. Back when I figured this out, I rated all the stuff I did at work on a scale, stuff I’d rather pull out my own fingernails (that’s a one) to work I’d pay *them* to let me do (that’s a ten). Sales calls? A hard two. Building systems and coding? Nines and tens. Every. Time. I cut out the crap and focused on what gave me energy. Funny thing, my income went up once I stopped wasting time on stuff that sucked my soul dry. Here’s how you get rolling with Communiverse: One: List everything you do to make money. Two: Rate how much you enjoy each thing. If it’s a one to seven, start plotting its escape route. Three: Knock out the worst. If you can’t ditch the lowest one, go for the next lowest. Just stop settling. You’ll probably run into roadblocks. Maybe you think you’re “obligated” to do something, most of that is in your head. Or maybe it’s not “what people do.” Who cares? If you don’t know how to get rid of a task, ask for help, someone’s figured it out. And if you’re just clinging to something for status or ego, be honest about it. The goal? Fill your days with work that lights you up and brings in more cash than you need. Sure, keep a cushion of savings, cover your bases with insurance, but don’t make “retirement” about giving up on living. Start crafting your Communiverse now. Stop waiting. Excited for our future, Sam

A couple of weeks ago I created this post where I showed you how to get emails from your Skool community. We had an amazing response (one community even put it in the Hall Of Fame!) So naturally it makes sense that here I am again with a follow up post on how to actually email those people without complicated or expensive email software Just a simple Gmail account and this tool. Enjoy! Excited for our future, Sam

Let’s cut to the chase. You’ve poured your heart into PDFs, programs, checklists, offers… and most of them are just gathering digital dust in some forgotten Google Drive folder. Sound familiar? That ends now. Next week my business partner and I are hosting a fast-paced, zero-fluff 45-minute live session. >>> Add it to your calendar Here’s what’s about to happen: 1. Watch Over My Shoulder: I’ll show you, live, a WhatsApp AI (yep, totally free) that matches you with ready-to-talk prospects **and** makes warm intros for you. Forget cold DMs or awkward pitches. 2. Walk Out With A Plan: I’ll hand you a clear, step-by-step roadmap to turn your “hidden” business assets into actual sales appointments. You know…the stuff you’ve already created but never fully leveraged. 3. Meet Your New 24/7 Lead Machine: See how a simple AI Assistant can work around the clock, capturing leads and booking calls, even while you catch some Z’s. We’re rolling up our sleeves with my Authority Echo Asset Amplifier Workbook. Together, we’ll pull out what you’ve *already* got, plug it into a proven system, and crank up your leads, authority, and bank balance. Bottom line: No more starting from zero. It’s time to put your assets to work, on autopilot. Ready to stop chasing and start attracting? Show up. Take notes. Plug in your assets. Watch the magic happen. See you inside >>> Add the event to your calendar

Got a little something cooking in here that's going to help you make recurring profits from your communities (without having a huge member base or putting in hours of effort each day) The only thing you really need to get started is a community. Do you have one? 👇

Welcome dear Minimalist! Communi-verse helps Entrepreneurs retire off their micro-communities (using only their smartphone & with less than part-time effort). Here's what to do first: Introduce yourself below with this copy/paste template: What's your nickname? Where are you from? Biggest strength? Biggest weakness? What do you do? What's your goal inside this community? What triggered you to join? (Was it an email, IG post, Skool post?) Best practices: 1) Have a profile photo. 2) Space out all your writings into single sentence paragraphs (like I'm doing here). 3) Welcome new members, make helpful posts, share your wins, and engage in the community to level up! Group Rules: 1) No Self Promotion 2) No Selling in the DM's 3) No Spamming the Community Feed