If you’ve been away is still not too late join us on the last two chapters of the current book. Feel free to stop by next Tuesday at 9:00pm to be part of our last two meetings🎉.

I poured my heart into creating some really nice AI-videos and another groundbreaking AI-product. It was a genius idea. But then... crickets. I didn't know how to sell it. I tried forcing it on Instagram and TikTok, doing goofy dances like a monkey, but it completely flopped. Weeks and months went by. I felt like a massive failure chasing another shiny object, especially when I saw dumb kids making thousands so easily. I was literally on the verge of quitting. Just before I gave up for good, I had a call with Alex Tim. He immediately showed me why it wasn't my fault and pointed out a ridiculously simple, stupid detail I had completely overlooked for months. Out of the blue, everything just clicked. In just 10 days, I sold 15 items and banked a cool $20,000. Alex told me he's looking to prove this exact setup for 3 more AI creators this week. He will set up the campaign for free. Text him on WhatsApp here to claim your free test run 👉 https://frame-os.space/AIVendingMachine/?c=wa&ref=ai_creator (Mention my VA gave you backdoor access!)

Our next meeting will be next week Tuesday August 11th 9:00pm. Let’s lock in 🔓 Next week chapter is “How to turn defeat into victory ✌️ “ Zoom link is posted on the calendar for every Tuesday meeting.

Here are some questions to think about and reflect as you read chapter 1. Feel free to comment under this post as you read the chapter. Do you think “thinking big” is realistic for everyone, or are there limits? How can belief impact leadership and influence over others? The chapter suggests that people often underestimate themselves. Why do you think that happens? How does environment (family, friends, school, workplace) influence someone’s level of belief? How does belief in one’s ability influence success, especially at the beginning of a new goal or challenge? Why do people sometimes hold back from pursuing bigger goals, even when opportunities are available? What are some common excuses people use, and how might those excuses limit growth or success?