Hello, I was in Growthworks Core and still am paying for the CRM software. But i thought that came with the precorded classes. There was a few classes Penny did with us and I can't find them. One in particular was about the lay out of the ppt presentation. any idea on how to access that? looks like the Core group was archived

Someone asked if I use the AI software that comes with the program, and I want to answer publicly: The software won’t help if you don’t apply the principles. Here’s what I’ve learned from Aaron and GrowthWorks that changed everything for me (and this is the short list honestly lol) : 1️⃣ Have a clear step-by-step process. It keeps both you and your audience’s nervous system calm. 2️⃣ Make each step congruent and connected. Meaning, If they skip this, they can’t get that. Clarity sells. 3️⃣ Define the tangible shift. “Feeling better” isn’t enough—what are they doing differently now? 4️⃣ Always add “so that you can…” It turns vague goals into clear outcomes. 5️⃣ Treat sales calls like interviews. You’re not chasing a sale—you’re selecting someone who’s already primed for results. As a full-time metaphysician mentoring mystical entrepreneurs, I’ve realized we need this structure the most. We need structure; measurements, & tangible results more than any other niche in my opinion. Your clients feel better, great. But feel better to do what? Because transformation has evidence of change. So That’s what I learned from GrowthWorks: clarity of sequence & clarity of results. The software won’t help you much if you’re not clear on this. No software will.

If a roadmap could be created to help you or someone you love to overcome a challenge in life, which roadmap would you prefer to be created first? Arrange the topics below in order of importance, with "1" being the most important Roadmap to Overcome Anger __________ Roadmap to Overcome Fear__________ Roadmap to Overcome Loneliness__________ Roadmap to Overcome Poor Self Esteem __________ Roadmap to Overcome Pornography __________ Roadmap to Overcome Suicidal Thoughts __________

Had a sales call today, and the woman asked me: “What’s your success rate?” Now, I get it — that question is baked into the coaching space. We’re conditioned to look for testimonials, stats, proof. And yes — I have students who’ve had powerful breakthroughs and real results from my programs. But here’s the truth: I don’t 100% claim their success as my doing. I honor that they stood in commitment to their identity. That’s what truly created the result. Because the work I do? It’s not just strategy. It’s identity work. Nervous system work. Emotional labor. Internal rewiring. And let’s be honest — that’s the real work of entrepreneurship. You can’t outsource that. You can’t “guarantee” that. And as a mentor, I had to learn this the hard way. My nervous system became jacked because I watched women pay $3,000 to work with me… and never log into the course. Never book the calls. Never do the work. And I blamed myself for years for this. But not anymore So let’s be clear: Their results are not fully my responsibility. My success rate? 100%. Because I show up. I deliver. And I embody what I teach — every. single. time. 📌 If you’re a mentor, coach, or guide reading this: Stop confusing your value with someone else’s follow-through. You can hand someone the keys… but they still have to drive the car.

I’m currently standing at a point that could be a real breakthrough, but it feels heavy. I’ve been working on building my service, and I can see the potential… but the transition out of my 9–5 feels incredibly hard. Even if I earned enough to cover my monthly costs, the fear of uncertainty would still hold me back. Part of me keeps thinking: What if I can’t maintain it? How do you ensure you always have your monthly budget set in store:)