Yes @Garrett Engman , I agree 100% with George. I used the autodialer within Close. It does help get the momentum going plow through volume dialing but does not easily accommodate "double" and "triple" dialing. It's a manual process to re-dial. I liked using CLOSE.com but I suspect there are CRM's that might have an autodialer that will dial a number multiple times.

@Garrett Engman I believe with close, you can purchase new numbers cheaply whenever you want. Therefore you can get past people blocking your number. If memory serves me, Close.com uses Twilio for telephony. Or at least, that's one of the options for providers.

@Brooks Lindblad I think there were a few good take-aways today but be self aware of sounding salesy or pitchy when you hear someone else, really hits home. Don't you think?

@Mike Sukhram Glad to have you aboard Mike. We look forward to you being able to participate LIVE on the next mastermind. In the meantime, please engage with the group as mush as possible. There is a lot of insight and experience among the group. What are some challenges or obstacles you'd like to overcome?

Still waiting on @Adrian Dew to post goals.

@Garrett Engman - I loved this book. I listened to it as an audio book because Keenan was the narrator. His words and energy. https://a.co/d/dL1BZkh A trick I learned from Alex Hormozi is to listen to an audio book and follow along with the actual book at the same time if possible. When you follow along with an audiobook or spoken content while reading the written text, you engage multiple parts of your brain simultaneously. This multisensory experience reinforces your understanding of the material, making it easier to grasp complex concepts, intricate plotlines, or challenging subject matter.