If you read this post and do as I did, you will get an even better result. My secret? I copy people. But not like "Oh I'll give it a half-hearted try and see where it goes", like "I am going to do exactly what they did but work 2x as hard to catch up" type of copy. That's where most people fall short. So if you want to copy what already works and catch up, don't waste your time if you're going to be lazy For everyone else, here's who I copied and what I coped from them. They are smart, I'm just an engineer. If I were to prop myself up in any way for being smart, it would be that I was smart enough to copy the smart people. I copied: @Max Perzon and his success roadmap for my free community. Before that I did not have anything defined for them as to what success looks like. Now, they know exactly what to do and what's next. This really gives people the "early win" they are looking for. If you have a community and don't make it crystal clear what success looks like for them, they won't be around for long. @Patrice Moore and her 1. Copy 2. Work ethic. Most people overpromise to win the Skool Games and then blow it on delivery and end up back where they started. Others underpromise and don't win. Only the elite overpromise AND overdeliver. When you find them, don't let them get away. I not only "copy" her and her copy (lol) but also her drive to get the job done no matter what. @Calvin Hollywood and his community approach. He taught me what it looks like to provide true gamification inside my community and the data behind what to give and when. Before this I just had random gifts no one cared about, now I've leveled it up. How would I have known that if I didn't have someone to model it for me first. @Andrew Kirby and his approach to business. He may like to fly under the radar a little bit, but his approach to synthesizing finally put a definition behind my purpose in life. I strive to not just say, but actually live out an approach like his where serving people truly is the main driver and always will be.

I have distilled the biggest belief changing gold nuggets from the games event. Keep these in mind while watching the recording of the event to realize their significance. 1. Hormozi outworks everyone that's why he's more successful. Hard work = great results. 2. The higher level in business you go the more you focus on the fundamentals. Almost all the talk was around mastering the fundamentals if business. 3. Sales have never dropped in a company because of more free value. The more value you give your audience the more likely they will want to buy. Bonus take away from the event: 4. @Andrew Kirby really can synthesize abilitys even outside of business. After playing a few ping-pong games against me he became better than me. Lastly a lesson from my Uber driver Paul: Paul once tried to sell insurance to a prostitute, but he let her think about it. Instead of letting the prospect "think about it" Paul should have addressed what objections had her delaying making a decision.

Obviously not a pro any notes would be helpful

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