I wanted to give you a quick heads-up — I’ve made the decision to close down a couple of my Skool groups so I can focus more energy and support where it’s needed most. Sometimes you have to prune the branches to help the whole tree grow stronger, right? If you’ve found value in what I’ve shared and still want help with marketing, AI tools, GoHighLevel, or just growing your business smarter — you’re absolutely invited to join my main group: GHL Growth Garage. This is where I’m putting all my best strategies, updates, training, and behind-the-scenes insights. Join here: https://www.skool.com/ghl-growth-garage Or, if you prefer a more direct line — feel free to email me anytime - just hit reply and I’ll help however I can. Thanks for being part of the journey. I’m still here in your corner — just shifting gears to go further, faster, and with more focus. Talk soon, Jack Zenert

I have been back a lot to Saskatchewan, helping with my aging parents this winter.... This came today, thinking of the drive back coming this week, talking with another friend from Sk.. about those open roads, beautiful prairie sunsets..... "In the heart of the land, we find our strength. 🌾" Saskatchewan’s beauty isn’t just in the skies or the fields...It’s in the grit, the kindness, and the quiet power of people who showing up, day after day. Just like in sales.... day in and day out! Sometimes the wide-open spaces remind us: We’ve got room to breathe. Room to think. Room to build something meaningful. Planting ideas, growing a business, or just trying to do good work — don’t forget, you’ve already got the strength in you! Saskatchewan Prairies... the land just reminds you where that strength came from.

My family and friends have been complaining lately, saying that I’m spending too much money just because I’m making a lot from my online business. I recently bought another car—my third one this year—and that really triggered their concerns. They're starting to feel like I’m being irresponsible or flashy, even though everything I’m doing is coming from honest, hard work online. Honestly, I don’t see anything wrong with rewarding myself for my efforts, but their reactions are starting to worry me. I don’t want to come across as arrogant or create tension with the people I care about. How do I strike a balance between enjoying the fruits of my labor and keeping my loved ones at peace?

Are you excited to turn your passion into a business? Congratulations! This venture can be incredibly rewarding, but it's crucial to approach it with a strategic mindset. Before you launch, consider the following essential factors: - Profitability: Conduct market research and create a financial plan, including projected income, expenses, and a break-even analysis. - Scalability: Think about growth opportunities, expansion, and diversification to attract more customers. - Time Constraints: Be realistic about the time you can devote to your business and ensure you have the support of loved ones. - Sustainability: Consider factors like location, competition, and legal requirements that impact your long-term success. By carefully evaluating these factors, you'll set your passion-based business up for success and create a solid foundation for growth and profitability! Share your own experiences or tips in the comments below!

Turn your PASSION into Profit! You have a calling... You desire to help others.... You want a successful life.... And a successful business.... Don’t hold back.... You can have it all...... Make it happen today.. we can help!