Last week @Patrice Moore challenged me to create and post three pieces of YouTube content (one short, two longform). Despite several challenges coming up this week, I was 95% successful. One Long Form posted: https://youtu.be/dGuEukRrcug?si=Iigdzw0kguqDspFt I'm not crazy about the thumbnail title "3 Skool Hacks" but couldn't think of an exciting way to say "Boost Community Engagement In Your Skool" Shortform: Business Owner Quiz https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FNAFPmcp9sM It's already over 260 views which is the most I've ever had on YouTube I then received additional homework from my YouTube coach Mona to create a YouTube post a couple days before each video to promote it, so that's why my second long form hasn't been posted yet. YT Post: Promoting $50K Scale Video https://www.youtube.com/@AuthorityCamSteveGast/posts Posting Monday: How to scale to $50K Tomorrow I will post the video but you can watch it here. Thank you for the push Patrice! Like you said it's a stretch but definitely do-able 👍

So @Jesse Woltersom and @Steve Gast are the greats here who are at the top of the leaderboard. And they should be. They are awesome. I decided to take. Page out of their playbook and share my invite link here too for @Patrice Moore ’s new group playbook 😆 https://www.skool.com/playbooks/about?ref=c82ba443bf884d888c5bb36e1705a4a0 Join using my link and I will give you access to my top 10 LinkedIn post templates that generated millions of impressions on LinkedIn. Or if we ever meet IRL. I will buy you McDonald’s.

I built something. This post will be pretty short. But it’s important. Why do you want to make money? Initially for me I just wanted to make my own schedule. $10k/mo was enough to do that last summer. But as I continued making money online, and signing bigger clients, it became a game. How many clients could I manage? How well could I create content? 🎥 Before I knew it I was making $30k/mo, and getting invited to Hormozi’s masterminds monthly. But it wasn’t until I hit $50k/mo I started to get frustrated. Here I was, 22 years old, and pulling in more money monthly than my friends made annually. I saw most coaches charging $7,000, or even $10,000, to help new entrepreneurs make money. So I started filming youtube videos about how I’d built my community. But most my attention was still on scaling the communities of my clients. I helped 1 community go from $0 to $44k last October. November, I helped Atena generate $300k with my emails. In December, I helped Maureen do $24k in 21 days. So I started templatizing the copy I was writing. I put all my strategies into a google doc. It was just a rough draft. Next I helped a client win the games a 2nd time, generating $60k with a low ticket community. I decided to organize my strategies into a playbook. And once I started writing, I realized it was more like 7 playbooks. So over the last 30 days I’ve taken my writings, documentation, behind the scenes templates, and put them into 1 place. We just launched it yesterday: https://skool.com/playbooks BUT… Because there’s still a few more chapters I’m adding over the next week, the price is 50% off rn. Subtle urgency plug ;) (And I know this is getting long, so I’ll be quick) Here's the cool part: I put all these strategies into a playbook and built this community because my Mission is to help 100 people make $10,000/mo. And I don't want them to have to invest their life savings to do it. I want them to be able to get everything they need for less than $100.

So I almost never go live in this community. (skip to the end to see a really cool moment in my life yesterday) But the reason is, I’m busy writing for some of the biggest communities on the platform. Now there’s a ton of people struggling to build communities. Maybe you joined with Hormozi's big promos, and you’re wondering how the heck some communities are growing so much faster than others.... 1 thing you guys could all use from those massive communities, is their new tiers strategy 📈 It’s not that they’re creating new products and getting distracted. They’re becoming engineers. Orchestrating their customer experience in a way that leads each person who clicks join to not just buy once, but to buy everything they’re selling. Imagine your communities, and your clients did that? It’d be insane. Because a lot of you already have insanely good offers. It’s just the funnel and pricing that’s not strategic. So Wednesday at 11am NY time, I wanted to bring the 7-figure strategies I’ve built, and the 8-figure strategies I’ve implemented, to you. I’ll be live for a full hour, with something epic prepared, and a free gift for ya’ll. I don’t have any high ticket BS to sell ya. There’s plenty of that on skool. I'm going to show you what my biggest clients are doing to win, and how I’m personally using skool. Save the zoom link here! Alsoooo BIG update in my personal life. I got engaged yesterday!! 💎 Coolest story ever (which I’ll share more on soon) but my Fiance @Miles Jones and I were introduced at the Skool Games. He also runs a massive community on skool. The future is going to be insanely exciting! We're currently in a U.K. Castle as ya'll can see below 👇

This is some Sabri Suby level shit 😂 I was just preparing to buy a case for my new iPhone and when I arrived on the dbrand website I already started laughing at their email popup and the way they asked for my phone number after (pics below). So I obviously gave them my email and phone number since I like to get bombarded by great marketers as it's basically free education (look at what they DO not what they say). Then I went to the iPhone 17 Pro case page and I was genuinely laughing out loud when scrolling through every single section: https://dbrand.com/shop/grip/iphone-17-pro-cases I know this Sabri Suby "insult your audience until they buy" style isn't for everyone but personally I do love companies that don't take themselves too seriously (eg Slim Jim instagram account) and I have a LOT of respect for executives who allow the copywriters/social media team to do some unhinged stuff lol. Anyway, just wanted to share this with you guys because I found it very fun and educational to scroll through their website and I thought y'all might appreciate it as well :)