IMO, perfectionism is overrated. I like how success has shifted from “get everything perfect” to “go out and figure it out.” For me, perfectionism was just an excuse not to start. But once I got into sales, it stopped mattering. Now, I focus on trying things, then adjusting based on feedback. Kinda love failing 😂🤣

@Alexi Drouin this reminded me of a community that kicks you when you reach lvl 9 😂🤣

This is so on par to how my journey began- when I first was introduced to sales, I kept using YouTube university, clicking on ads, and signing up to webinars that I thought was going to “teach” me how to sell. In fact, they did the complete opposite. This was before I’ve spent close to 10k (on junk), that shifted my focus from what was ACTUALLY working (I was avg 4 closed deals per month- this was in wholesaling RE), to set up my tracking track around one “closing” line, or these complicated ebbs and flow that didn’t add any value to me or the homeowners. After watching some videos from both Leila and Alex- and consulting with my manager at the time, I doubled down on my previous scripts/talking track and everything just fell into place. Simplicity and focus is one hell of thing, I’ve seen insane growth from this lesson!

@Alexi Drouin completely agree! I’m signed up to multiple news letters but they’re focused on one thing- advertising. Although I don’t tend to apply everything I’ve learned thus far- there are plenty of benefits of knowing what others are doing- what’s working or isn’t working for them. There’s a saying I really like; “a wise man can entertain multiple ideas, without being seduced by them”.. or something along those lines 😅

@Christopher Wood seems like you have experience with building curriculum's - love this!

@Donna Rees ty! Ironically that is where my focus is atm! 😂

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Roger and I am from Florida. Right now, I'm working as an appointment setter for a top of funnel marketing agency. And being in sales over the years -- starting out with wholesaling real estate and now diving into B2B sales, working directly with clients. It's been an incredible journey so far, but Alex, Leila, and now Skool, have definitely proven to me that there's greater opportunities waiting on me to take them on! So, given the itch to challenge myself and get this started, I felt creating a marketing agency was a no-brainer! I am going live this November, currently working on content and setting up my funnel. Once that's done, I'll be switching on my ads and GRINDING towards that $3M EBITDA Acquisition.com looks for 😂 But before all that, I’m focused on improving my copywriting skills- I want to improve so it'll translate to digestible and consumable content, newsletter, ad Copy, etc.. If you’re reading this and have experience with copy for newsletters, email marketing, or blogs, don’t hesitate to reach out—I’d love to connect! Overall, I’m so excited (and a bit intimidated) about starting this journey... but I know it’s going to be damn gooooood! On another notes, there's a quote I’d love to share with everyone that has really stuck with me and helps me believe that anything is achievable. It’s a simple one from Napoleon Hill: 'Whatever the brain conceives and believes, it can achieve.' Happy Hunting everyone!! ✊

@Marcin Pęksa Marcin, i've been there! roughly 3 years ago, I started my own full-service marketing agency and Linkedin was one of the channels I used to get prospects. I used a cheap software called Duxsoup and was able to automate my outreach, I highly recommend it. you stack that with Sales Nav, and you'll be unstoppable! shoot me a message, I'd love to share my experience with both.