Be honest, Savages... how often do you look busy AF, but deep down, you know you’re not really getting anywhere? Things like: - Rearranging B-Roll for the 20th time to get it "perfect" - Organizing your hard drives because it'll "help you work faster" - Updating your social media bios so you look "professional" It feels like work—but is it making you money? Is it getting you new clients, leveling up your skills, or moving the needle at all? When you’re a creative running your own business, it's easy to confuse motion with progress. But there’s a difference between looking busy and actually being effective- and that’s what decides whether you’re stressed about bills or stacking wins. Let's call it out—what’s the biggest ‘busy trap’ you fall into, and how do you snap out of it? Or maybe you're still working on figuring that part out. Let’s air it out and help each other focus on what matters. The only thing worse than being busy and broke, is being busy and broke ALONE.

Looking for inspiration for a GHL landing page! any help would be appreciated.

Hello everyone, I'm Harald Ogumbo from Kenya. I'm excited to be part of this community and I'm looking forward to benefiting from it.

I had another client call, and after talking to her, her needs were not as large as my packages offered, so I quoted her my hourly rate of $75 an our for 5 hours of my work, and she agreed no problem!! I knew her previously from the events I attend, so I told her that I'll help out extra if she needs it at no additional cost, as she's extremely un-tech savvy for what I offer. Super stoked about this!!

Imagine this... you can go back and spend $5,000 on yourself at the very beginning of your business journey, knowing what you know now. It can be on anything. Whatever you believe would have helped you progress the fastest. Can be gear, ads, courses, coaching, networking opportunities- anything. What do you spend it on? __ (going to pick one person on Friday 11/1 to send out a kickass Content Savage hat to 🤙)