Time to share a community win. @Tom Grundy wrote me this via email earlier this month, and then gave me permission to share it: === I ran Reclaim Your Evening last night. I had eleven people buy the offer so $1k in total which I’m counting as a big win. Every email I sent made at least one sale, which was very cool, and I also had people buying who’d been on my list a couple of weeks and others who’d been on my list a couple of years (and this was the first time they’d interacted with me/bought something from me) so also very cool. So thank you! One thing I realised was that I probably needed the accountability more than I thought I did. === Tom is now thinking about what to offer as the next step to the folks who have already paid him $100. (The essence of direct marketing is to get people to say yes, then upsell them.) Tom did delivered his Reclaim Your Evening offer as a paid live training, or what I called (and sold) as the Most Valuable Offer last month. Have you put on a paid live training before? Or are you thinking about putting on one in June?

I'm curious to hear what you think, or what you might charge yourself. Give me your thoughts, and then I'll tell you what I think and have recently done.

In another thread, @Katie James writes: "The unbroken rule in every group I'm in but this one is 'Don't talk about money' Which sort of sucks because earning money is a necessary part of life." Even in this group, we don't talk money all that much. Let's change that. I don't even know where to start. But in the interest of getting money talk off the ground, I'll take a stab at a first money topic, one that's not too intimate but that can still be enlightening (we can build up to intimate). So here's my question for you. Answer it based on your gut feeling, not logic: ====>>>> How much money is there in the world? In other words: Is money a finite quantity, like real estate or diamonds, so that if you get some, somebody else has to be denied? Or is money effectively infinite, where we can all have as much as we are comfortable with, like air or sunlight or ideas? Let's talk money. If you're game, write in the comments below how much money you think there is in the world, because getting clear on this can help you make more money. And like Katie says above, that's a necessary part of life.

In another thread, @Gc Tsalamagkakis asks about email stories, like the equivalent of social media updates: "Like, I have a cool new update about something coming up, but I don't wanna write a whole ass email to my list about it + I might already have a different email programmed for the day." About that, I already have my emails scheduled for this week. So let me try a Skool story. I have been almost completely away from this group for the past week because I have been on a boat in Greece. Mostly without reception. And in any case away from the computer. I gotta admit, it's been great! Photos attached for proof. ⛵🌊🇬🇷☀️🧿🐬🍉🍷⚓🏝️😎🐙🔥🛥️💸🌞🧜‍♂️🐟🍾🌬️📍😵‍💫💙 #BornToYachtForcedToWork #HellenicMainCharacterEnergy #SponsoredByTzatziki #MarinaMenace #DrunkOnOliveOil #AegeanSeaEmotionalSupportProgram #CertifiedIslandHopper #HydratedByOuzo #AncientGreekInfluencer #ZeusTakeTheWheel #FloatingTaxWriteoff #NoLandlordCanReachMeHere #MykonosMentallyDelusional #SailFirstAskQuestionsLater

I'll be doing this myself, starting next Monday and ending next Sunday. I wonder if you'd like to join me. The details: - 7 days - 7 emails - The goal is to make your list perform like it it is 3x-4x bigger than it actually is ... meaning, you get 3x-4x the usual sales, leads, replies, calls booked, or whatever it is that you're normally after. How? Well, that I'll share with you if you join me for the challenge. Suffice to say that: 1. There is no list growth involved 2. This is not about "send more emails" 2. It's entirely based on the email copy you send out in your 7 daily emails Are you interested? Let me know below: