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 their competitors website and it shows

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 I'm going to be creating a bunch of tools

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 because these things are converting and

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 they're generating lessons like crazy.

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 OK, the next lesson that I got from the

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 mastermind came from Emily

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 in our group and her numbers.

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 to make your jaw drop.

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 emotional connection.

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 So Emily has been in our group for a

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 successful photography business.

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 Sweden how to do the same.

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 membership in the photography space.

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 Now, one of the ways in which she has

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 grown that has been through webinars and

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 and her evergreen

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 percent show up rate, 40 percent

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 conversion to her offer on a live webinar

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 and over 20 percent on

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 thumb when you compare them to industry

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 average, because industry average is

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 conversion is around 33 percent.

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 I would say that is high, too.

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 I don't see that happening for most.

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 like way above them.

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 differently is it's not necessarily in

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 the webinar itself, although she did

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 structures her presentations.

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 what I would call admin emails.

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 a webinar, we would send some follow ups.

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 It would say, OK, don't forget the

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 webinars on this time

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 and it's at this date.

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 and see you on Tuesday.

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 That kind of thing.

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 Like very admin driven.

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 Well, Emily doesn't necessarily do that.

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 the vast majority of her emails are

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 written in a way to connect

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 with the prospect's heart.

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 She gets into things like their dream

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 outcome, like where do they want to go?

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 And she brings that to life in the email.

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 is trying to as much as possible get into

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 their world and connect to their heart.

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 So when she's describing different

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 things, it's in mirrors how they would

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 describe it themselves or how they would

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 see themselves in others.

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 and what they believe about themselves.

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 She talks about things that she calls

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 quote the wall, which is like the things

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 that hold people back, like their real

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 pain or their real

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 objections or their real fears.

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 stake if they don't

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 solve this problem today.

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 See, most webinar emails are like a

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 wedding invitation that

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 just list the date and address.

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 Emily's are like a personal letter from a

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 friend who knows exactly why

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 this moment matters to you.

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 And so the lesson for me in all of this

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 is that there's a ton of opportunity

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 before anyone ever shows up on a webinar.

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 And most of us are

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 wasting that opportunity.

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 The work sets them up to succeed and that

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 sets us up to actually move somebody from

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 being interested to

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 becoming a paying customer.

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 Is this all making sense?

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 So what I'm trying to say is that my big

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 takeaway was that we got some work to do

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 on our emails leading up to our webinars.

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 Because what we've got to do is we got to

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 spend more time connecting

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 with people at the heart.

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 Too much of our emails are all about the

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 head stuff like the date, the time, the

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 link, the logistical stuff, we got to

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 connect with the heart.

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 Now, at the end of the day, masterminds

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 have been an integral part of my career.

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 I've been in one since 2004.

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 Can you believe that?

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 And I've been running

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 my own for 10 plus years.

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 But the real magic of a

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 mastermind is the room itself.

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 And I got a message from

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 Jill in our group afterwards.

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 And I had asked her and others, like,

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 what was it that they

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 loved about the mastermind?

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 Because we were getting such incredible

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 feedback after this event.

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 And Jill put it this way.

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 She said, "At the time, I didn't fully

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 have my words together.

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 While I got a lot out of it

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 strategy-wise, it was really the people

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 that made the biggest impact.

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 It's rare to be in a room full of

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 ambitious, successful people who are also

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 grounded, supportive, and open.

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 That right there is the

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 magic of a mastermind."

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 And this is why I keep recommending that

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 you go get in a mastermind, whether it's

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 a peer-based mastermind or whether it's

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 joining our mastermind.

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 Like, I've been part of

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 a mastermind since 2004.

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 And I've been running my

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 own for the last 10 years.

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 And building a business is lonely.

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 This is why I believe in masterminds.

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 Because most of us don't have people

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 around us that get it, right?

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 Like, the self-doubt that creeps in and

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 how we have to combat that every day, the

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 stuff that we're navigating and dealing

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 with, the challenges, all of that.

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 But when you get in a room of people who

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 get it, you feel seen

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 and you feel validated.

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 And you leave with momentum.

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 The number one thing that you and I have

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 to protect as

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 entrepreneurs is our confidence.

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 And a great group does that for you.

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 So if you've got a six-figure business

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 and you're curious about being part of

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 our mastermind, then just

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 send me a DM on Instagram.

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 Just put mastermind in the

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 message and let's connect.

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 Now, for future episodes, I've got a lot

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 that I want to unpack.

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 Some of the things that I shared here

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 today, I want to dig

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 into a little deeper.

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 Like, certainly Emily's webinar structure

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 and how she's got that set up, I'll give

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 you an update on some of

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 the tools that I'm building.

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 Like, I was building one right before I

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 jumped on to record this today.

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 And I'm just so fired up and excited.

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 It is an incredible

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 time to be an entrepreneur.

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 And I just can't wait for us to go behind

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 the scenes and continue sharing what

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 we're doing in the hopes that it

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 continues to help you.

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 Now, here's my question for you.

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 Have any of these episodes that you've

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 been listening to lately been a help?

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 If so, would you do me a favor?

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 Would you go and leave a review?

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 Because those mean the

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 world to me, number one.

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 But number two is that they really do

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 help get the show in

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 front of more people.

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 And so if you've got value from this,

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 just take that like three minutes.

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 Go leave a review, whether it's on Apple

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 or Spotify or whatever platform you're

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 listening to, that would

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 mean a huge deal to me.

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 Okay, so, brief recap.

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 Three lessons from the

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 mastermind last week.

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 Number one, mix your

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 content. 60, 20, 10, and 5.

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 And being 60% entertainment, 20% being

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 educational, 10% being case studies and

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 social proof, and 5%

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 being calls to action.

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 And start letting people see more of who

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 you are, not just what you sell.

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 Number two, use AI to build simple tools

560
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 your audience can actually use.

561
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 Make their lives easier.

562
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 If you do that,

563
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 they'll start coming to you.

564
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 Number three, the work you do before a

565
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 webinar matters as much

566
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 as the webinar itself.

567
00:20:08,333 --> 00:20:11,375
 Spend more time connecting to the heart.

568
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 No.

569
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 But it does get a whole lot easier when

570
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 you've got the right ideas and the right

571
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 people all in the right room around you.

572
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 And that's what last week reminded me of.

573
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 I just love this group of humans, this

574
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 group of entrepreneurs who are dedicated

575
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 to growing their business and

576
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 doing more good in the world.

577
00:20:33,541 --> 00:20:35,791
 And so I just want to encourage you, if

578
00:20:35,791 --> 00:20:38,083
 you're not in a mastermind yet, go form one, whether it's a peer mastermind, go form one.

579
00:20:38,583 --> 00:20:39,416
 Whether it's a peer

580
00:20:39,416 --> 00:20:40,916
 mastermind, go join one.

581
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 Whether it's a paid one like ours.

582
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 But get in a room with other people who

583
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 get you, understand you, and can help you

584
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 get to the next level.

585
00:20:49,708 --> 00:20:50,916
 Thank you for listening, my friend.

586
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 Don't forget to

