I'm currently ranked 14th. The Top 10 get an all-expense-paid trip to LA with Sam Ovens (CEO Skool), Andrew Kirby, and Hormozi. I'm going for NO!!!! My goal was a $100k month. Technically, I might fall short of that, but I would've never gotten the $360k opportunity if I hadn't been pushing myself to the highest offer ever. 🫢😳 Yesterday, I got the green light for a 2-year, $360k deal (still needs board sign-off) $15k deal $5k deal (single coaching) $5k deal ( <2> PDP Certifications) Upgraded one client from $3k month to $5k month $9500 PDP Platinum Client My urgency continues to grow. I hope you all are still pushing and not getting bored with the outcomes you want. Go For No... Like our new banner?

Expressing gratitude for this group. It’s a privilege to be in the company of people who are at successful stages and keen to grow and evolve. I’m still at the baby biz stage, so it’s pretty cool to hear you guys quote gastronomical prices for your work and worth. I know I’ll get there one day because of it. Yesterday on the call, I shared something about belief. Earlier in the week, I was paid for three days’ work, but when I received the money, I felt depressed because it didn’t seem like enough. I therefore tied it to feelings of failure, low self-worth, and a sense of inferior value. To reframe it, however, I proposed an amount I had never proposed before for a service I uniquely specialise in. And it’s the start of building my long-term, future-self offer and vision. So that’s cool. After our Friday call, I decided to go for it and win the day by sending another quote for a follow-up service to the same client. I quoted a price and package I’d never done before, so that felt good, too. However, when I left the office, I received some information about that project. I was offering writing services (website copy) for an art gallery that was launching an exhibition. The artist sent me the catalogue, and my jaw dropped at the listed prices for their work, as it meant I could have charged much more for the value I was giving the gallery. The past version of me at the start of the week would have felt a bit depressed and maybe berated myself a bit upon receiving this news. The new one, funnily enough, just laughed it out loud at myself and shook it off instantly. Because I know it’s the start of a long road and I’m building something unique to me and my skills. The irony is that my own artworks command similar and greater prices, but I’ve been so out of that loop of selling my work on the art market that I’d completely forgotten that aspect of it. Something to raise my floor on! Nonetheless, grateful to be here.

I mentioned on the last call that I’ll be setting up large sheets of paper in my studio to draw on. We joked about Imperial/metric measurements, but I thought I’d share a few pictures to show the scale. I decided to focus on one sheet at a time, so I’m not split-focused. Even setting it up was a future-self move about legacy-building and, hopefully, a grand-slam offer (big is beautiful). Measures 150 x 200 cm.

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I watched a tiktok video this morning where a woman was talking about using Claude to help her plan meals. She just took a photo of her pantry and it laid it all out there for her. So, I played around in ChatGPT (that's what I'm still using). At the end of the day, we created the Joyfully Prepared Kitchen Helper. It helps figure out what's in the pantry with just a photo or two and suggests meals and recipes. It also delivers preparedness ideas. I"m pretty happy about it. I'm sure there's lot of tweaking that can be done and I'd love any suggestions from my fellow RT AI experts. www.joyfullyprepared.com/gpt Hopefully it works for y'all. It won't work on Facebook.