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Credit Inner Circle – Day One: Lock In & Set the Foundation
Good morning, Inner Circle.
Today is about getting your foundation tight. No overthinking, no procrastinating. Just execution.
Day One Morning Tasks
1. Set Up or Log Into Your Software
- Log into your credit repair software (CDM or whichever you’re using).
- Make sure your business name, logo, contact info, and payment settings are correct.
- Check that your client agreement and disclosures are uploaded.
2. Get Your First 3–5 Prospects Ready
- Go through your phone, Facebook, or old messages.
- Write down 5 people who mentioned needing help with their credit.
- Send each one a simple message:“Hey, I’m officially taking on a few credit clients this week. Want a free audit to see what we can clean up?”
3. Pull and Review a Credit Report (Practice or Real Client)
- Log into SmartCredit, IdentityIQ, or MyFreeScoreNow.
- Review the report and write down: Total negative accounts Collections Charge-offs Late payments Inquiries
4. Create Your First Offer Post
Make a simple post on Facebook or Instagram:
- Offer: Free credit audit
- Add your link or tell them to DM you.
Example:
I’m taking 5 people this week for a free credit audit. If you’ve been trying to fix your credit on your own, let me take a look and show you a strategy. Message me “AUDIT” to get started.
5. Set a Daily Income Goal
- Decide how much you want to make this week.
- Break it down per client. Example: $1,000 goal = 5 clients at $200 each.
Write that number down and commit to it.
Your Day One Check-In:
Before noon, post in the community:
- Screenshot of your software dashboard.
- Number of people you messaged.
- Your income goal for the week.
No excuses. This is how we separate the watchers from the earners.
Let’s execute.
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Credit Inner Circle – Day One: Lock In & Set the Foundation
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