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Suggested Webinar landing page?
Hey Ted! Do you suggest using your optins.com landing page for webinars or is this only used for booking calls? Please Advise. Thanks! :) Michael
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For webinars, I think it depends on what you want the landing page to do. If the main goal is collecting registrations and getting people into the webinar, a dedicated webinar landing page might make more sense than using a booking-focused page. I’d be curious what Ted recommends too, especially if Optins can be customized for webinar registrations. 😊
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@Llethel Marvins Hi Llethel! 😊 I’m doing well, thank you! Sure, I’d be happy to connect and share tips. I think we can all learn a lot from each other here. What kind of tips or strategies are you currently working on? 🙌
Most People Are Chasing Income While Ignoring Wealth
Everyone talks about making more money. Almost nobody talks about making money less important. Think about it. Most people spend years chasing a higher salary, a bigger commission check, or more clients. But what if the real goal isn't to make more money? What if the goal is to become less dependent on any single source of money? Here's the perspective that changed everything for me: The wealthiest people I know don't necessarily have the highest income. They simply have the lowest dependency. If one income source slows down, another one keeps moving. If one market changes, another opportunity picks up the slack. They're not wealthy because they make more. They're wealthy because they need less from any one source. That's why I spent years in property, but eventually started looking for another vehicle that could complement what I was already doing. Not because my main business was failing. Because I realized depending on one source of income is a risk most people never calculate. The interesting part? Most people don't need a second job. They need a second asset. Something that works alongside what they're already doing. Something that doesn't require them to start from zero. So here's my question: If your primary income stopped for the next 90 days, would your lifestyle change? Or would your other assets keep moving forward? I'm genuinely curious how many people have actually thought about this.
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This is a good way to look at it. I think a lot of people focus so much on increasing their income that they don’t think about how dependent they are on that one source. For me, having another asset or income stream would definitely make things feel more secure. I also like the idea of building something alongside your main work instead of completely starting over. What type of second asset do you think makes the most sense for someone starting from scratch?
Do you know a Beta client that we could work with for free?
Are you, or one you know, suffering from type 2 diabetes, have low energy, high medication costs and tired of conflicting advice? We are finalizing a brand-new coaching program (with help of Ted) designed to help you master your blood sugar, lower your medication expenses and address insulin resistance naturally through simple, whole-food habits. Before the official launch, we need 1-3 Beta Clients to go through it with us completely free. We want to prove our system works and use your success as a case study. This isn't a passive PDF download. It is live 1-on-1 coaching and requires real showing up and doing the work. If you, or a type 2 diabetic you know, are ready to make yourself a priority and want one of the free spots, comment "READY" below and I'll DM you the application details 👇
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This sounds like a valuable opportunity for someone who is looking for more personalized support. I like that you’re being clear that it’s live 1-on-1 coaching and requires commitment, rather than making it sound like a quick fix. Hopefully you find the right beta clients who can give useful feedback before the official launch. Wishing you success with the program! 🙌
The Biggest Financial Problem Most Entrepreneurs Don't Realize They're Facing
Most entrepreneurs don't have an income problem. They have a cash flow problem. On paper, the business looks successful. Sales are coming in. Clients are paying. Revenue is growing. Yet somehow, at the end of the month, there's still pressure, stress, and uncertainty. Why? Because making money and keeping money are two completely different skills. I've seen business owners generate thousands every month and still feel trapped financially because they unknowingly make one costly mistake: They focus on increasing income without fixing the leaks draining their wealth. The surprising part? The biggest leaks aren't usually taxes, marketing costs, or business expenses. They're hidden in everyday decisions that most entrepreneurs never stop to evaluate. Once you identify these leaks, financial pressure starts to ease, even before you make another sale. That's exactly why some entrepreneurs seem to build wealth effortlessly while others stay stuck on the income treadmill no matter how hard they work. What's the biggest financial challenge you're currently facing in your business? Drop it in the comments. If enough people are interested, I'll share the exact framework I use to identify and eliminate the hidden wealth leaks that keep entrepreneurs from reaching financial freedom.
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For me, I think the biggest challenge is keeping track of where the money is actually going. It’s easy to focus on earning more without taking enough time to review recurring expenses, small costs, and where the business could be more efficient. I’d be interested to see the framework you use for identifying those hidden leaks. Sometimes having a clear process for reviewing the numbers can make it much easier to spot things that get overlooked.
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