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Not your business model, ads, or offer. Over the years I’ve realized I’m my biggest challenge. How do I respond when clients cancel? What do I believe about myself and my offer when things aren’t going so well? Do I start blaming? Do I go into a shame spiral? Or do I embrace courage, take ownership, and continue moving forward? The simple things are often the most powerful… Can you handle doing uncomfortable sales tasks? Or are you to afraid of rejection that you hide behind your computer? Can you stay consistent with a strategy long enough for it to succeed? Or do you give up at the first sign of things not working the way you thought? It’s easy to point fingers at your coach, your clients, the market. It’s harder to admit the real problem is inside you. Who are you becoming? Are you resilient? Do you hold onto hope when things are dark? Do you have faith when results don’t show up on time? It’s not about perfection but sometimes we can never even think to look at ourselves and that’s just immaturity. Gotta take a hard look in the mirror sometimes and realize we just need to step up.

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People that can see the way a market is heading and plan ahead. Proverbs 22:3 says, “A prudent person foresees danger and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences." We know that in dangerous times that also means opportunistic times. We also know that diligence/prudence is what makes you rich. So therefore it behooves you to be diligent and look ahead in your industry. People saw ahead and knew bitcoin would change the game. The early adopters made astronomical gains. Same with other technologies like Airbnb, iPhone, Netflix, Uber. They all disrupted their industries. They also created a bunch of opportunities that weren't available before. Uber drivers can make decent money. Shoot I rent my house out in Austin on Airbnb and it pays for my mortgage and sometimes my rent here in California. The ability to build apps on IOS... My encouragement is not be the one that ignores but keeps an eye out for new technologies. This is why I started GLP-1 Launch. My personal reasons are to of course capitalize on the opportunity financially. But to also take my skills of advertising, marketing, consulting, and coaching to a very specific niche. Wellness Professionals. And give them a new opportunity... To become modern wellness consultants and build a 30-50k/month GLP business. We help Gym Owners, Chiropractors, Med Spas, Trainers, Online Fitness Coaches offer GLP-1 meds without needing to get their own license or partner with a doctor. We provide all of that through our QualScript network of doctors and pharmacies. It's been awesome and we are just getting started. The beauty of this is the power of the offer goes down to all levels. I created a powerful 12 week glp1 boosted transformation for my wellness consultants. The demand is already high for GLPs and I understand OFFER SCIENCE. People want to get results with less effort and sacrifice. Simple. That's why they pay tens of thousands for surgery. Now there is a way better solution with GLPs.

If you’re going through it right now, I want you to listen. Steve Backlund says, “There are no hopeless circumstances, just hopeless people.” I agree 100%. We all go through seasons of life where we face “impossible situations.” It can be crushing. I know it has been for me. Trying for years to escape the lack… desiring freedom while staring at maxed-out credit cards and no new clients coming in. But those are the moments when true faith is revealed. Not when everything’s going right. It’s easy to say you have faith when clients are rolling in. But when things are dry… Crickets. That’s when your faith gets refined. That’s why the Word says in James: “Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.” I’ll admit— It’s not painless. I dislike the discomfort of being in lack. I don’t like being in a position where I’m facing dire circumstances. But here’s a reframe: A good movie wouldn’t be good without tension. Without risk. Without impossibility. That’s why I love Mission Impossible so much. There’s always a wild, impossible mission. And somehow, good ol’ Ethan Hunt finds a way. Problems… trials… challenges… All opportunities to operate in faith and trust. Do we really believe God is good and wants to prosper us? Or do we fall for the age-old deception… “Did God really say that?” The enemy’s first tactic— To get us to question the goodness of God. That’s why it’s so key to stay in the Word. It’s called the good fight of faith for a reason. Because there will be many opportunities in life to let go of it. “How can God promise my needs will be met, and yet here I am—sitting in hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt?” The reality is: You’re in the middle of your story— Not the end. What if we looked at our trials with a sense of anticipation? “Wow. I wonder how God’s going to come through this time?”