I am not sure if you guys subscribe to the weekly newsletter (Hormozi Money Minute). They are really good and short. I wanted to share his latest one because the app he mentioned can be quite useful for all of us! Here is his text: 𝗠𝗼𝘇𝗶 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘆 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗲: 𝟱𝟬% 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗕𝗼𝗼𝘀𝘁 There are very few things that always work. But, this tactic is about as close as it gets. I once ran all my emails and web pages through this process and got a permanent 50% boost. Here’s how it works: Run every script you write. Every webinar. Every email…through a reading level calculator. It’ll tell you a grade. Then, keep correcting it until it’s below 3rd grade. I use Hemingway App. Google it. It’s free and I have no affiliation. “Below 3rd grade” usually means: Simpler words. Shorter sentences. Fewer adverbs. No passive language. No excess words. If you want to take this to the next level, actually write inside of Hemingway. This gives you real time feedback and makes you a better writer that much faster. It was one of the things that transformed my writing. To be clear: Simplifying language doesn't mean you attract dumb people. It means you make it easier for higher level people, and you make it possible for lower level people. End result: more people understand you and buy your stuff. This tactic came up when I spoke to a business struggling with sales. I could tell by the way the founder talked about his product, his language was his problem. After he changed, his business grew. Yours may too. I ran his email text through the hemingwayapp and it came back as grad 3 (then changed to 4 after a while). https://hemingwayapp.com/ I also tried it with ChatGPT which usually answers in grade 7 style. I asked it to aim for grad 4 and it made it too simple (grade 2). But then it got it right and here is its final response: Thanks for testing my skills with Hemingway—it's a fun challenge. Let me know if you need anything else simplified (or complexified)!

Which skill are you focusing on? 🎯 - 💼 Sales - 📈 Digital Marketing - ✍️ Copywriting - 🔍 SEO - 📊 Data Analytics - 🤖 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Here’s a breakdown of 6 of the top revenue-generating skills for entrepreneurs: 💼 Sales Sales is the backbone of any business. It’s all about building trust and showing customers why they need what you’re offering. Key Points: - Build Relationships: Customers buy from those they trust. - Know Your Product: Every question should have an answer. - Handle Objections: Show value, address doubts. Strong sales mean more revenue, plain and simple. If a business can’t sell, it can’t grow. 📈 Digital Marketing In today’s world, digital is king. From social media to ads, digital marketing is how brands reach their audiences and keep them engaged. Key Points: - Social Media: Meet your audience where they are. - Email Marketing: Keep customers in the loop. - Paid Ads: Reach the right people with targeted ads. Digital marketing creates leads and drives sales, turning online strangers into loyal customers. ✍️ Copywriting Copywriting is about using words to drive action. Whether it’s a purchase, a sign-up, or a click, good copy makes it happen. Key Points: - Know Your Audience: Write for your reader’s needs. - Keep It Simple: Clear, direct language wins. - Call to Action: Make the next step obvious. When done right, copywriting increases conversions and makes products more appealing, driving up revenue. 🔍 SEO (Search Engine Optimization) SEO ensures a business shows up when people search online. The higher the ranking, the more traffic—and the more sales. Key Points: - Keywords: Know what people are searching for. - Content Creation: Create valuable content that answers questions. - Technical SEO: A fast, mobile-friendly site is essential. SEO brings in free, organic traffic—customers who are already interested in what you offer. 📊 Data Analytics Analytics turns data into insights, revealing patterns that help businesses make smarter decisions.

Hi Everyone, Skool recently made a change to its discovery algorithm, which appears to lower the ranking of older, free, and public groups like “Accelerator University” compared to other Skool groups that are paid and private. I just wrote this post on the Skool Community to demonstrate that abandoned groups now rank above engaged communities like ours. "Why new algorithm ranks abandoned groups higher now?" https://www.skool.com/community/why-new-algorithm-ranks-abandoned-groups-higher-now/ If Accelerator University has positively impacted you, could you take a moment to comment on this post? Share how you’ve benefited from our curriculum, enjoyed the community experience, and/or the personalized 1-on-1 Coaching. I understand Skool’s goal is to prioritize “retention” over growth or engagement. However, this shift will impact older groups like Accelerator University, which has been actively serving members for many months. Please take a moment to click on the link above and tell Skool that the thriving community at Accelerator University is committed to quality discussions, meaningful human connections, and authentic member experiences. Thanks for supporting our mission! Alexi Drouin @Alexi Drouin @Boniface G- Michael @O R @Sascha Born @Stephanie Lewis @Christopher Wood @Momme Jürgensen @Jason Hopkinson @Todd Flagg @Ted Mauro @Luis Gomez @Anthony Fagan @Anton Nentchev @Tim Lüpke @Michelle O'Loughlin @Omar Elgazzar @Leon Bechthold @Jose Carlos Zavarse @Anant K. @Abdul muswair Shaikh @Adnan Swaleheen @Patrick Lane @Jesús Ortuño @Bilal Khan @Eug De Souza @Carmen Rojas @David Cerlin @Ve Muath @Sammy Diaz @Alejandro Bonilla @Nik Tivadar @Paula Venecia @Nikola Eminoski @Parker Chaney @Jess Abdulnour @Andrea Ramos @Angelica Alen @Roger D @Bushra Tentis @Alejandro Vargas @Luke McCarthy @Janik Attinger @Deir Clayborne @Jason Tierney @Cheryl Pearl @Noelle Russell @Thomas Dodds @Torsten Blass @Mislaine Jean @Amber Chen @Adrienne Potts @Luis Flores @Hadi Sulman @Gert Leroy @Brian Patterson @Deborah Culhane @Manuel Méndez Brito @Samuel Leung @Sean Daly @Donnie Hoover @Brad Johnson @Johnny Vang @Heather Coffin @Nasima Begum @Maxi Yang

1. 2. 3.

Alex Hormozi tells a powerful story from The Matrix that perfectly illustrates the importance of focus in business. Every day, we face new opportunities. The bigger you get, the bigger the opportunities. And the harder it is to say no. 🚫 In the story, Neo is walking through a crowded street with Morpheus. Suddenly, Neo notices a woman in a red dress and his head turns. 🔴 Morpheus asks, “Were you listening, Neo? Or were you looking at the woman in the red dress?” When Neo looks back, the woman is gone—replaced by Agent Smith pointing a gun at his head. 🎯 Here’s the lesson: In business, distractions often appear as shiny opportunities. 🌟 The higher you climb, the more attractive these distractions become —the woman in the red dress. 💃 At every level of success, you must learn to say “no” again and again. Alex used to think that once I learned this skill, I’d be done. But the truth is, the woman in the red dress keeps coming back—each time, more enticing than before. Success isn’t just about innovation; it’s about consistently doing what you should be doing, even when distractions try to pull you away. 💡 Focus is your superpower. 🔥 https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7251657559374274560/ P.S. What’s your biggest distraction in business? Comment below. 👇