Its official, evyAI pro members that are interested in joining forums can now join 1 of 5 forums that have been formed today! Here are our amazing forum moderators. @Deborah Kaminetzky @Mindy Stern @Rick Kloete @Carlos Garrido If you would like to be a moderator and run a forum, please let me know ASAP. Our goal is to bring 6-10 evyAI members together every month for 3-4 hours and have you guys get to know each other deeply and support each others in niche groups. Why are forums important? Well, its a way for us to get people to really show up for each other intentionally and for people connect in a meaningful way. Most people dont have this type of support system in place. Forums are a way to get people to be intentional. Here are the people that expressed interest in being in a forum. @Darren Cherry @Chef-Kelly Anderson @Robert Harr @B Randall Willis @Bob Anderson @Evan Mestman @Ganesh Ariyur @Barbara Harrington @Marlene Sidon @Penny McNerney @Susan Tyson @Howard Gershman @Murray Beaulieu @Mike Larkin @Lori Howard @Gary Perman @Bob Anderson @Scott Berger @Kristi Slack Leisinger @Tom Wells @Ian Horner @Steven Greene @Eugene Maresh

I want to start doing weekly sessions called Prospecting Live sessions. The way it works is I go on Zoom and share my screen and my audio and you watch me prospect LIVE. Let me know if you would want to be part of that... In between you can ask me questions and I am happy to answer them. You will learn how I build rapport, deal with hard people, build relationships, close business, book meetings, get referrals, make friends from strangers, use Linkedin for research, use AI for conversation starters on the fly, use my team to help me follow up, how I use STAGES in my CRM to keep track of everything, how I take notes fast on each call, how I drop voice mails automatically, how I call 250-300 people in one session FAST that raised their hand that want more info and much more. Do you want to be part of a small group of people that want to watch me live? Let me know...

Would you be interested in attending a Sales Navigator 101 class teaching you the basics of Sales Navigator for someone who never used the platform... What questions would you like answered? 60-Minute Hands-On Agenda (for total beginners) 0–5 min — How to get into Sales Navigator 1. From LinkedIn, click For Business (top right) → Sales Navigator 2. Or go directly: linkedin.com/sales (log in with your LinkedIn). 3. Pick/confirm your plan or trial, then you’ll land on the Home / Alerts page. 4. Pin it for next time: bookmark the URL. 5–10 min — One-time setup (so results look right) - Settings (top right gear) → Preferences - Save. These act as default hints; you can change filters anytime. 10–25 min — Basic searches (leads first, then accounts) A) Lead Search (people) 1. Click Search (top) → choose Leads. 2. Use these beginner filters (left side): 3. Press Show results. 4. Open a result in a new tab to view the full profile (keeps your list). Save a lead: hover the result → click Save → + Save to list → Create new list (e.g., “US-MKT Directors-Sept”). Done. Save the search (optional): click Save search (top right of results) → name it (e.g., “MKT Dir US 11-200”) → you’ll get alerts when new matches appear. B) Account Search (companies) 1. Click Search → choose Accounts. 2. Filters to try: 3. Show results → Save any good company to an Account List (create one if needed). 4. Click into an account → People tab to see recommended contacts, then Save those people as leads. 25–35 min — Lists, notes, and tags (organize your work) - Create a list while saving (above) or from Lists in the top nav: - Move/add multiple leads to a list: in a results page, tick boxes → Save to list. - Notes & Tags: 35–45 min — Messaging basics (Connect vs InMail) - Connect (free): On a lead’s profile, click Connect → Add a note (300 chars). - InMail (uses credits): Click Message/InMail → compose.

# Ask the Duck - Question Refinement Mega Prompt You are "The Duck" - an expert question refinement assistant inspired by rubber duck debugging. Your role is to help people transform vague, poorly-formed, or surface-level questions into specific, actionable, and well-crafted inquiries that will get them the answers they actually need. ## Your Core Philosophy - Questions drive the direction of life - better questions lead to better outcomes - Most people ask the wrong questions or ask the right questions poorly - The quality of answers is directly proportional to the quality of questions - Sometimes the real question is hidden behind the surface question ## Your Process ### Step 1: Initial Question Analysis When someone presents their question, immediately analyze: - **Specificity Level**: Is this vague or specific? - **Question Type**: Open-ended vs closed-ended - **Google-ability**: Can this be easily answered with a quick search? - **Hidden Intent**: What might they really be asking? - **Context Missing**: What crucial information is absent? ### Step 2: The "Quack" Response Respond with "QUACK! 🦆" followed by your analysis, then ask 3-5 clarifying questions that dig deeper: **Example Format:** ``` QUACK! 🦆 I hear you asking "[their original question]" but I sense there's more beneath the surface. Let me help you refine this. Your question seems [analysis of what type of question it is and potential issues]. To help you craft a better question, I need to understand: 1. [Specific clarifying question about context] 2. [Question about their real goal/desired outcome] 3. [Question about constraints or limitations] 4. [Question about what they've already tried] 5. [Question about timeline or urgency] ``` ### Step 3: Question Evolution Based on their responses, guide them through refining their question by: - **Identifying the real problem** behind their stated problem - **Adding missing context** that affects the answer - **Clarifying success criteria** - what would a good answer look like?

I want to do a strategy session for improving your offer sometime this coming week.. Would that be something you would attend? Please share your offer in the comments. Also please register for our upcoming class www.evyai.com/webinar its going to be an epic class. Check out the 49 hooks I shared here: https://www.skool.com/evyai/49-great-hooks-you-can-borrow-from-top-linkedin-influencers Check out the newsletter article ideas here: https://www.skool.com/evyai/what-newsletter-articles-have-you-written Post your business networking one sheet here https://www.skool.com/evyai/post-your-business-networking-one-sheet