At 32, I fulfilled my lifelong dream: • 2 public exhibitions • getting paid to create art • participating with big artists But before that I spent my entire life thinking my paintings were trash. I saw others already getting paid for their art. Meanwhile, I lived as a

Want better clients? Raise your prices. What you charge is exactly what you attract. Your best clients won't buy your cheapest offer. They'll buy what they think holds the highest quality. $1,000/mo 1-1 mentorship. VS $99 course. Raise your prices. And you'll raise

“what exactly is your offer?” Someone asked me this the other day. Here’s the Community → Profit model explained: I build done for you communities. For the past 5+ years I’ve been working at one of the largest tech companies, doing over 30M in yearly revenue and managing

I work at a $30M tech company. I manage 100+ people daily. And I still spend time painting silly pictures. Because creativity is a system. Not a hobby. And if your business isn't creative, it will die.

I work at a $30M tech company. I manage 100+ people daily. And I still spend time painting silly pictures. Because creativity is a system. Not a hobby. And if your business isn't creative, it will die.

“what exactly is your offer?” Someone asked me this the other day. Here’s the Community → Profit model explained: I build done for you communities. For the past 5+ years I’ve been working at one of the largest tech companies, doing over 30M in yearly revenue and managing

Want better clients? Raise your prices. What you charge is exactly what you attract. Your best clients won't buy your cheapest offer. They'll buy what they think holds the highest quality. $1,000/mo 1-1 mentorship. VS $99 course. Raise your prices. And you'll raise

Nothing kills progress faster than ego. "I know what to do" "i'll do everything myself" This is the mindset of people who will be replaced by AI. You will never know everything. The most successful people don't pay with time. They pay with money. Invest in yourself.

You think clients leave because your service isn't perfect. Wrong. They leave because they feel alone. They go silent. They feel like you're commanding, not teaching. They spend hours figuring out things on their own. A transaction-only business dies fast. A community

The difference between a good team and a great team: Good teams do the work. Great teams work together so they do not want to kill each other. That's the difference between $10M empires VS bankruptcy. All it takes is: - Honesty (Hard decisions, easy life). - Systems (Data

The difference between a good team and a great team: Good teams do the work. Great teams work together so they do not want to kill each other. That's the difference between $10M empires VS bankruptcy. All it takes is: - Honesty (Hard decisions, easy life). - Systems (Data

You think clients leave because your service isn't perfect. Wrong. They leave because they feel alone. They go silent. They feel like you're commanding, not teaching. They spend hours figuring out things on their own. A transaction-only business dies fast. A community

Nothing kills progress faster than ego. "I know what to do" "i'll do everything myself" This is the mindset of people who will be replaced by AI. You will never know everything. The most successful people don't pay with time. They pay with money. Invest in yourself.

The fastest way to kill your progress? Being afraid of "mistakes." You cannot learn to work adaptively if you aren't willing to fail often. I try to make as many "mistakes" as possible. Because mistakes are not failures. They are experiments. Stop listening to the voice that

The biggest waste of time? Overthinking. While you're "thinking" about pitching your offer - your competition has already landed clients. While you're "thinking" about that story to post - your competition already posted 10x and gained followers. What separates winners

My goal at 2024? Build my first community. Now? Leading communities of 100+ members. Working with 7-8 fig biz owners. Increasing client retention. So much can change in 2 years. Your biggest breakthrough is just around the corner. Keep going.

My goal at 2024? Build my first community. Now? Leading communities of 100+ members. Working with 7-8 fig biz owners. Increasing client retention. So much can change in 2 years. Your biggest breakthrough is just around the corner. Keep going.

The biggest waste of time? Overthinking. While you're "thinking" about pitching your offer - your competition has already landed clients. While you're "thinking" about that story to post - your competition already posted 10x and gained followers. What separates winners

Your business won't survive the age of AI on information alone. We have AI for information. 100s of frameworks on our timeline. Free video tutorial is on YouTube. What most lack? Connection. This is why you need to build a community instead: - Share the change, not just

The fastest way to kill your progress? Being afraid of "mistakes." I purposefully make a lot of mistakes: - build "too often" - launch before i'm "ready" - post what i'm scared of posting But guess what. More mistakes -> more data -> more results. Just try 5 new things

I've been on more calls with 6-7 fig entrepreneurs recently. Here's what holds most back from reaching their goals: They hide their true self. I spent my 20s hiding my art and waiting to "feel ready" to finally build my business. I was afraid to be too much. Afraid to be