EP066 | The One Thing I Really Don't Care About (And Why It Got Me To $100K?mo)
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EO065 | The Advice No Business Owner Wants To Hear (But It Got Me To Where I Am Today)
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EP064 | My $100K Hack That Get's Sh*t Done
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EP063 | Your Content Fixed In Just 7 Minutes
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EP062 | The Filter That Built My $100K Month
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I want to tell you about the strategy that built everything you see in my business right now. Not the ads. Not the content. Not the offer. The THINKING behind all of it. Because here's the thing... everyone can copy a tactic. Nobody can copy a principle. And this one principle is more important right now than it has ever been... because of what's happening in the marketplace, what's happening with trust, and what's happening with buyers who have been burned one too many times. Once you understand it... you'll never think about your audience the same way again.
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EP061 | I Became 95% More Efficient (By Cloning Myself)
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Yesterday I told you about the constraint I solved to hit $100K months. Today I want to tell you what I CUT. And it wasn't an offer. It wasn't a platform. It wasn't a bad client. It was ME. I was the bottleneck in my own business. And I didn't even see it until I built something that replaced 95% of what I was doing. Today I'm going to tell you exactly what I built, how it changed everything, and why I'm now teaching my Momentum students to build one too.
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EP060 | The One Constraint I Solved to Hit $100K Months
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It's my birthday month. I just came off another record month. And I'm gonna tell you exactly how I got here. Not with a new funnel. Not with a viral video. Not with some secret strategy. I fixed ONE constraint. And it wasn't the constraint I thought it was. For weeks, I kept saying: "I don't have enough time." That wasn't the problem. And once I saw the REAL constraint, everything clicked.
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EP059 | Where Helpful Becomes Too Helpful
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All week we've been talking about being helpful. The value bomb that opens the door. The 9-line DM that diagnoses the problem. The Loom that builds trust. But there's a line. Cross it, and you're not being helpful anymore. You're being a free consultant. You're giving away the thing they should pay for. You're training people to extract value without ever buying. Today I want to show you exactly where that line is—so you can have quality conversations that actually convert.
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EP058 | The Three Sins Keeping Your People Stuck
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If you've been coaching or consulting for any length of time, you've seen the same patterns over and over. People who can't get results—no matter how good your program is. People who ask the same questions repeatedly. People who jump from strategy to strategy. People who expect magic without doing the work. These aren't bad people. They're just stuck in one of three patterns. I call them the Three Sins: Dull, Distracted, and Delusional. Today I'm going to break down each one—so you can spot them in your audience, help them see themselves, and actually get them unstuck.
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EP057 | The Value Bomb That Opens Every Door
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We've covered DM conversations all week. But none of it matters if nobody's in your DMs. Today: The value bomb. A value bomb is a free resource that gets people to raise their hand. A swipe file. A checklist. A template. Something specific. Something useful. But here's what most people miss: The value bomb's job is NOT to solve their problem. 90% of people who ask for your value bomb won't have their real problem solved by it. The value bomb solves a SMALL thing. There's a deeper issue underneath. The value bomb is the DOOR. It opens the conversation. Your job is to diagnose what's...
info_outlineVolume is solid. Skill is solid. But something between "interested" and "paid" is leaking.
System problems are the rarest constraint type—and the most overdiagnosed. Everyone wants to believe their machine is broken because it implies they've already done the hard work. But most people who think they have a system problem actually have a volume or skill problem.
In this episode, I'm breaking down what real system problems look like, how to audit your journey, find the leak, and fix it without overengineering.
Your homework: Map every step from stranger to client. Test your tech. Look at drop-off points. If you find a leak, fix it this week.
Here's how you find the leak.
Audit the journey.
Walk through every step from "stranger sees your content" to "client pays you money." Write each step down.
Now ask at each step: What's supposed to happen here? What actually happens here? Is there a gap?
Look for places where the answer is "I try to remember to..." or "usually I..." or "most of the time..."
Those are system gaps. The process depends on your memory, your energy, your attention. And when any of those fail, leads leak out.
Check the tech.
When's the last time you tested your own funnel? Filled out your own form? Clicked your own links?
Go through the entire process as if you were a customer. On mobile. On desktop. In different browsers. See if everything actually works.
You'd be amazed how often something is broken and nobody noticed because the owner never tested it from the outside.
Look at the drop-off points.
If you're tracking numbers (and you should be), look at where conversions drop dramatically.
- 100 people visit your page
- 40 fill out the form
- 15 book a call
- 12 show up
- 4 buy
Where's the biggest drop-off? That's where you look for the system leak.
40 form fills to 15 booked calls? What's happening in that gap? Is the follow-up working? Is the calendar link working?
15 booked to 12 show-ups? Is there a reminder sequence? Is there friction in the confirmation process?
The numbers point you to the leak. Then you investigate.
Now, once you find the leak—how do you fix it?
For broken tech: Fix the tech. Test it. Monitor it. Set up alerts if possible so you know when things break.
For process gaps: Build the process. Create the follow-up sequence. Write the check-in messages. Systematize the handoffs.
For manual tracking failures: Get a simple CRM. Doesn't have to be fancy. You just need a way to track where every lead is and what the next action is. There are free options. Use one.
For handoff fumbles: Document the handoff. When someone buys, what's the exact sequence of events? Write it down step by step. Then make sure it happens every time—automated where possible, checklist where not.