👉 Watch the lesson. Action Steps: ✅ Post something vulnerable today. Something real. ✅ DM 3 people and offer to help them—focus on service, not self. What’s one thing you’ve held back on because of judgment? Drop it in the comments—then go do it anyway.

So, not sure if this is a violation of anything. But I sent emails to my list, posted on socials. But here’s what I did. I basically begged. Prizes for signing up before 11/1/2026, Prizes for referrals (that actually join) and the one with most referals wins grand prize. What prises are? My small biz has merch. Grand prize for person that refers the most and they actually signed up. Gift card and merch and ebook stickers etc Other smaller prizes. I took marketing in high school and LOVED IT! I took a different path than college and have owned multiple successful businesses. My reasoning is this. I have the products. I could pay for advertising. But right now instead I will use My products to get word of mouth referals. These people already follow me. They already bought into this. What ya all think? Copy of email.

I do not want To Call out ANYONE here. Do we just decline? Give one chance? Like I don’t really have time for this…. I’m not a person to help someone connect. That’s not my lane and I admit It.

@Jim Justice joined this free group on March 3. Last week YouTube monetized him. On March 3, a guy I never met before name Jim joined PYOB. Free. Same as you. When he joined, I asked what problem he'd solve first if he had a magic wand. He wrote one word. Overthinking. Ten days later he joined Mindset Skool. Four days after that he came back in here and wrote a post telling all of you why. It's linked right here if you want to read it. The last line is the whole thing. "This is the choice I made, no regrets. You have to decide for yourself." April 4 he joined my mastermind. That's YouTube Sales School now. Then he went to work. He opened his own Skool community. He started making YouTube videos. And I want to be straight with you, because this part matters. It did not go smooth. Nine videos. Five subscribers. Most people quit right there. Honestly, I'd have understood if he did. He kept going. I audited his channel and told him which video to make next. Title and all. He made it. Posted it September 18. One week later. 243,000 views. 1,022 subscribers. He started with 5. 6,500 watch hours. 132 new leads. People paying him inside his own Skool community. And his channel is monetized. That was week one. As I write this, that video is past 450,000 views. He's at 1,800 subscribers. 280 leads. And he already put up his next video. It's pulling leads too. 207 days. Free member in this group to monetized on YouTube. Last week he posted this in our Wins channel. "The numbers on the left are ridiculous. I really don't know what to think. The numbers to the right are what I'm interested in and need work." "Brian didn't give up on me and my sometimes scatterbrain approach to things." I appreciate that, Jim. I really do. But I want everyone reading this to hear me. Jim made that video. Jim hit record. Jim pushed publish nine times to five people and came back for the tenth.

👉 Watch the lesson. Action Steps: ✅ Choose one new identity habit. Example: “I create content weekly because I’m a business owner.” ✅ Speak it out loud daily: “I am a business owner. I solve problems. I help people.” What identity are you stepping into now? Drop your new “I am…” statement below.