This is a brilliant video explaining how grifters (what we call Predators) leverage lies, pseudoscience, legal carveouts, and other nefarious methods to make fortunes Deceiving their audience and Distorting our very sense of reality. 12 minutes in he get explicit, and drops the satire, in case you're worried, because it is very smooth satire.

There are a variety of different classes I could teach, offering specific topics for a low price like $69. But I want to know what class you want me to teach, so I'm offering what you want to learn. Please put in the comments a topic that would be worth $69 to you. Some topics that come to my mind are: Effective One to Ones Profitable Email Nurture How to build an email list How to run a virtual summit Building your offer Write your book in one week Arguing online without being an asshole Bible 101 How to create music with AI There are many other topics I could teach on, but those come to mind. Comment below with any topics that you would sign up for.

Tomorrow, my story goes out into the world.And honestly? I never thought I’d tell it—at least not this raw, not this publicly. My chapter is called Go to Hell, Dad: From Anger to Purpose.And it’s inside the brand-new book Transforming Pain into Purpose. Here’s the truth: - My father was a narcissist. - My mother loved him unconditionally. - That devotion cost her her life—and it almost cost me mine. - When my daughter was diagnosed with a rare, life-threatening condition, something in me broke.I couldn’t raise her in the same cycles I grew up in. I couldn’t let guilt, silence, and “family is family” destroy her the way it destroyed my mom. So I made the hardest choice of my life. I cut ties.And in that breaking, I began building something new. This chapter is not about bitterness. It’s about breaking free. It’s about what happens when you decide your kids will inherit peace instead of pain. Tomorrow, you’ll be able to grab the book for $0.99.But today, I need you to know this:Your pain is not the end of your story. It can be the very thing that fuels your purpose.

I had someone introduced to me, so I sent her my booking link. My link has 7 questions on it which exist for a very important reason. We're meeting for 30 minutes, and that's not a lot of time. We don't have time for "So, what do you do?" We need to get into it. So the questions ask the basics (What do you do? What do you need? How can I help you?) If someone skips the questions, it tells me two things... 1) It'll be an awkward meeting because we're starting from a blank slate. 2) They don't respect my process, and they *may* be hard to work with (or may not) No answers? I email them and ask them to fill out the form. Still no answers? Cancel. Some people may think that the questions are just nice to have or don't apply to them. But let me tell you, after about 3,000 one to ones, I never want to walk in cold to a networking call again. What do you do to ensure your networking calls are effective and not awkward?

Great questions from Bob to encourage people to talk about themselves. Will you spot the one that's not actually a question? - “How did you get your start in the [widget] business?” - “What do you enjoy most about your profession?” - “What separates you and your company from the competition?” - “What advice would you give someone just starting in the [widget] business?” - “What one thing would you do with your business if you knew you could not fail?” - “What significant changes have you seen take place in your profession through the years?” - “What do you see as the coming trends in your industry?” - “Describe the strangest or funniest incident you’ve experienced in your business?” - “What ways have you found to be the most effective for promoting your business?” - “What one sentence would you like people to use in describing the way you do business?”