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I want to be real about where this Skool community is headed — because being here early actually means something, and I don't want you to miss it. The short version: The Entrepreneur Experience Hub is growing. Once we hit 150 members, we move to a paid membership model. -- My promise to you Everyone who joins before we hit 150 keeps Standard membership complimentary — for good. No catch. It's my personal thank-you for being an early adopter and helping lay the foundation of this thing. And this isn't an automated promise. I'm personally going through all 150 early members myself to make sure every one of you is taken care of. -- One heads-up about billing When we make the switch, you may get an email asking you to add a card to stay a member. You don't need to. If you were here before 150, your spot is already covered. The only reason to add a card is if you want to show your support — and if you do, I see you and I appreciate you. But it is never required. -- Here's my ask You get out of this what you put in. The magic here only happens if we all show up. So engage — share, comment, celebrate, ask, give. The more each of us puts in, the more it attracts other incredible people like you, and the more connections we build across the world that none of us could've made on our own. -- This is YOUR community Use it to be the thought leader and contributor you already are. Build your authority brand right here. Celebrate your wins out loud — it's okay to brag (humbly) in this group. That's what it's for. -- Got a course idea? If you've got something great you want to turn into a course, let's talk. If it genuinely serves the group, we can work out a deal so you earn from it too. -- Where this came from This community was born from the podcast — The Entrepreneur Experience. Until now, the flow went one direction: we pushed podcast listeners here. Going forward, we're flipping it. We want to pull you onto the show. -- -- That happens a few ways: The VIP Guest Experience — our full done-for-you guest spot — will be built into a package for members ready to step into the spotlight and walk away with content that positions them as the authority in their space (remote guests welcomed if you absolutely cannot make it to KC).
💡 The Biggest Mistake I Made When I Started Building Websites
When I first started building websites, I thought my job was to make them look impressive. So I focused on animations, fancy layouts, and making everything look "perfect." Then I realized something... A beautiful website means very little if visitors don't know what you do, who you help, or what they should do next. That changed the way I design. Now, before I think about colors or animations, I ask: - Is the message clear? - Can a visitor understand the business in a few seconds? - Is the next step obvious? A website isn't just there to be admired, it's there to help a business grow. That lesson completely changed how I approach every project. 💬 What's one lesson you've learned in your business that completely changed the way you work?
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"5 Things to Grow"
Every day I write a list of "5 Things I Did to Grow My Business Today". . . and sometimes that list is hysterical to me. Today's List: ✅ Scheduled a haircut ✅ Scheduled eye exam ✅ Subscribed to clothing subscription box ✅ Created scripts/prompts for networking ✅ Scheduled 2 networking events. You would think these would be personal check off lists, but when you own a business - they really do intertwine. I haven't been to a networking event in over a year - I'm nervous! 🤷‍♀️ So I had to break it down: "What is making me nervous?" 👉 Well, my appearance, my ability to get there on time without any anxiety , and not being prepared. 💪 Once I understood what was holding me back, I could create a plan to move forward. Now I’m curious: What is most likely to stop you from attending a networking event? A. Not knowing what to say B. Walking into a room where I don’t know anyone C. Finding the time D. Feeling uncomfortable or self-conscious E. Something else entirely Drop your letter below—or tell me a story about the first time you went to a networking event in a new town.
"5 Things to Grow"
One Thing I Wish More Business Owners Understood About Their Online Presence
Your online presence is not just about being visible... It’s about being trusted. Many business owners focus on getting more followers, more traffic, and more attention, but forget to ask: "When someone finds me online, do they feel confident enough to take the next step?" Your website, social media, and online reputation should work together to answer three simple questions: 1. Who are you? 2. How can you help me? 3. Why should I choose you? People make decisions quickly. If your online presence doesn't build trust, they will move on to someone else. 💬 What is one thing you think businesses often overlook when building their online presence?
Wakey, Wakey!
It’s your first Monday in August. This is considered a transitional month. What are your goals for the next 30 days - and how will you achieve them?!
Wakey, Wakey!
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