after going through the video in classroom. I went and worked on hooks. Wondering if the community here have some thoughts on them. I have a community with few courses being built out and first one is the "90 Day Quick Start Course on How to Monetize Your Idea Online" Hooks: 💡 Hook idea #1 Hard truth Hard Truth: No matter how groundbreaking your idea is, if you don't have the right tools and guidance, it won't succeed. That's why you need our Business Starter Kit. Hard Truth: You can spend hours perfecting your product, but without a solid plan and community support, it’s just a hobby. Get our Business Starter Kit for only $7! Hard Truth: Trying to launch an online business without a roadmap is like sailing without a compass. Our Business Starter Kit gives you the direction you need. 💡 Hook idea #2: What if you could learn What if you could learn to transform your idea into a profitable business in just 90 days? Our Business Starter Kit shows you how. What if you could learn the exact steps successful entrepreneurs take to launch their online businesses? For just $7, our Business Starter Kit reveals all. What if you could learn to create a thriving online business with the support of a community? Grab our Business Starter Kit and start your journey today. 💡 Hook #3: It’s 2024 and… It’s 2024 and the competition is fierce. Don’t get left behind—use our Business Starter Kit to stand out and succeed. It’s 2024 and simply having an idea isn’t enough. You need the right tools and community to thrive. Get the Business Starter Kit for just $7. It’s 2024 and online business is booming. Make sure you’re part of it with our comprehensive Business Starter Kit. I think the wording business kit can be changed. What you think?

In this training we go into detail in how to get your lead conversions up from the Average market 2% to a whopping 10%, essential needing 5 times less leads to get the same amount of sales.

https://youtu.be/sJljF_yRt6M This is my story from being in a really bad space to just doubling down on the basics to turn my life around on a level that I never thought possible. This video is to share my story so other can get motivation/ideas on how they can do the same. Life is too short to always struggle. There is so much opportunity out there, its just about doing the right steps repeatedly and not stopping.

In the past decade, I have seen some spectacular business successes and failures some made by me and others from the businesses I consulted for. These are the 3 most common obstacles that I saw the most, causing people to fail where they did not have to. 1. Not respecting the volume required Regardless of your manner of getting attention, getting results, or at least proper feedback, requires enormous volume. This can dishearten or excite you, your choice, but it still does not change the fact that if you want to be competitive, never mind market-leading, you will need to reach outreach volumes that are way beyond what you are currently doing. It's math, for example with ads. To get 100 paying members at a 5% conversion rate you would need 2000 leads, to get that with ads at a $10 cost per lead, it will cost you $20 000. Or just a megaton of time if you do cold outreach or organic. Are you willing to do it? 2. Success lies within the micro-adjustments, not the big pivots Business pivots are sexy, micro adjustments are not. When you build a business it's essential to have an idea, test it, and improve based on the feedback. Some people just have a business sense or crazy amounts of capital but for the rest of us, we have to do the repetitions. Do what you think is going to work best, test it with the market and make micro adjustments[copy, model, scripts] 3. Getting emotional instead of tactical When we fail, we don’t suck, our product does. People simply don’t see your offer as a fair trade. It could be your offer, the market you are addressing or just simply bad timing. Start breaking your business down into it's components and focus on the metrics. Then attack those with all your might instead of getting disheartened by the “I suck at business” fallacy. It took me 10 years to learn the above lessons so hopefully, it could save you some time.