Good morning, Mastermind family! Quick thought for your day: Your story matters. That moment when you almost didn't take the leap? Someone needs to hear about it. The pivot that scared you but changed everything? That's someone else's permission slip. The lesson you learned the hard way? That could save another person years of struggle. I spent 25 years in corporate before discovering that my real calling was sharing stories—mine and others'. And here's what I've learned: we don't share our stories because they're perfect. We share them because they're true. So here's my question for you today: What's one experience from your journey that still gives you goosebumps when you think about it? That's the story someone needs to hear. Don't wait to tell it. —Kent

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Most “lead tools” tap out after 1 suburb or a handful of results. And if you try to scale? You either hit Google’s API limits… or your wallet takes the L. $5 here, $12 there — just to scrape data that’s already public. So I stopped relying on APIs. Stopped buying databases. Stopped praying someone else did the scraping right. And I built this instead 👇 ✅ Enter a business type (like "plumber" or "dentist") ✅ Enter a city (like "Los Angeles") ✅ The system auto-generates 30+ hyper-local Google Maps search terms: • plumber+in+hollywood • plumber+in+echo+park • plumber+in+downtown • plumber+near+koreatown • ...it goes deep. Like, “every-corner-of-the-city” deep. Then it gets to work: — Scrapes websites from Google Maps — Filters out junk & Google-owned links — Deduplicates and cleans the list — Extracts valid emails from the homepages using Regex — Delivers a clean sheet of contacts and sites No scraping headaches. No wasted API credits. No manual copy-paste ever again. Perfect if you sell: → Web design → SEO → Paid ads → Local services → B2B outreach to SMBs Basically, if your ideal client is on Google Maps... this system turns their map pin into a real lead. I’ve used it to pull 1,000+ niche businesses per city. No limits. No bloat.

A few months ago, I asked myself a simple but honest question: “Can I actually make income online?” Not someday. Not in theory. But prove it — with action. I wrote. I published. I learned the systems. I showed up when it felt uncomfortable. This month, the answer came back clearly: Yes. It’s possible. Not massive. Not finished. But real. So now I’m asking the next question: “How do I grow this monthly income — and scale it to new heights?” More clarity. More consistency. Better systems. Serving the right people deeper. This isn’t a finish line. It’s a foundation. Onward. Always learning. Always building. — Kent