Perfectionism is paralysing for many entrepreneurs who delay launches or new initiatives because they believe everything must be flawless. We have covered this in this community at great length. The Hormozis & Alexi often stress the importance of taking action and iterating along the way, rather than waiting for everything to be perfect . They share that consistent effort and refining the process as you go, rather than launching the “perfect” version of a product is key. If this resonates with you please Get involved feel free to share something you launched before it was "perfect" and the lessons you learned from it. Context: this is an extract from my notes, I’m currently doing a sprint implementing ( the rule of 100) as taught in this community.

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I have a free and a paid group. Free group: 100 members atm Paid group: 50 members atm Doubt: should i learn to set this up and manage myself, joining a community like Skool Ads Lab, or should i just not spend time on this and have somebody set this up for me (and manage)? What's your experience with this?

Recently my daily schedule has been quite tough to follow, I am finding it really hard to get over my recent grandmother passing she was the only person who I told everything, literally EVERYTHING about my business, even if she didnt understand it fully but we still used to have an awesome time together But then I remember this by Andrew Tate, and realised its time to get back in the flow of work Take your time to watch this if you are facing the same shit: https://youtu.be/dKPbp2bP2SE?si=QpFiNOJn94v8mPVU Anyways… here is my exact schedule

Alex Hormozi was completely right about starting with friends 💯 I used to purchase courses about the area I like the most but without getting clients (because you know, no one wants an expert without experience). But once I started talking about it with my friends and selling my ideas, they asked me for help. And that's it. I got hired by my first free client. It was the first time I get my ideas to see the light and being (completely opposite to what I thought) highly appreciated one after the other until I was frequently asked "what is next?" This is when I told myself "here is where my real business plan starts, and exactly the way I like it to be." I've been doing it in a unorganized fashion till I got in contact with @Alexi Drouin and thanks to him, I knew it is called Growth Operating. After that call I started to put my ideas together and create the roadmap for my client with the action steps of the first stage.