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What does running a 4-minute mile have to do with using Facebook™ ads? LOTS! So, the 4-minute mile. For most of human history, people thought it was impossible to run a 4-minute mile. Doctors, scientists, and other hoity-toity experts said it couldn’t be done. They claimed the human body was physically incapable of running a mile in under 4 minutes. And then along came Roger Bannister, a middle-distance runner, and neurologist, who, on May 6, 1954, at Iffley Road track in Oxford, England, ran a mile in 3 minutes and 59.4 seconds. The crowd in attendance erupted in cheers and applause. They’d witnessed the so-called impossible! But here’s where the story gets truly amazing: Roger Bannister’s record lasted a mere 46 days! On June 21, 1954, John Landy ran the second 4-minute mile in history. What had been considered impossible in spring 1954, by summer of the same year was becoming routine. Today, over 1,500 people -- including kids in high school -- have run a sub 4-minute mile. As soon as someone -- in this case Roger Bannister -- PROVED that humans could run a 4-minute mile, it inspired others to do the same. Roger Bannister inspired thousands to run their own 4-minute mile, a feat that for most of our history, we’d been told was impossible. Now let’s bring the story back around to you. If you’re like a lot of people I know, you may feel like Facebook™ ads are challenging… or even impossible. (talk about the current iOS and Google changes… …it’s easy to feel stuck and frustrated. *oh, yeah… I know what it feels like… 😩😭😤🤯😬 BUT if you’d love to have someone on your corner to show you how this darn ads thing works and make the process of building an email list fast using ads (without breaking the bank) easy for you, you would want to check out my good friend’s - Zach Spuckler - $10 Facebook™ Ads for List Building Bootcamp. >> click the link in my bio to get all the deets.
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What does running a 4-minute mile have to do with using Facebook™ ads? LOTS! So, the 4-minute mile. For most of human history, people thought it was impossible to run a 4-minute mile. Doctors, scientists, and other hoity-toity experts said it couldn’t be done. They claimed the human body was physically incapable of running a mile in under 4 minutes. And then along came Roger Bannister, a middle-distance runner, and neurologist, who, on May 6, 1954, at Iffley Road track in Oxford, England, ran a mile in 3 minutes and 59.4 seconds. The crowd in attendance erupted in cheers and applause. They’d witnessed the so-called impossible! But here’s where the story gets truly amazing: Roger Bannister’s record lasted a mere 46 days! On June 21, 1954, John Landy ran the second 4-minute mile in history. What had been considered impossible in spring 1954, by summer of the same year was becoming routine. Today, over 1,500 people -- including kids in high school -- have run a sub 4-minute mile. As soon as someone -- in this case Roger Bannister -- PROVED that humans could run a 4-minute mile, it inspired others to do the same. Roger Bannister inspired thousands to run their own 4-minute mile, a feat that for most of our history, we’d been told was impossible. Now let’s bring the story back around to you. If you’re like a lot of people I know, you may feel like Facebook™ ads are challenging… or even impossible. (talk about the current iOS and Google changes… …it’s easy to feel stuck and frustrated. *oh, yeah… I know what it feels like… 😩😭😤🤯😬 BUT if you’d love to have someone on your corner to show you how this darn ads thing works and make the process of building an email list fast using ads (without breaking the bank) easy for you, you would want to check out my good friend’s - Zach Spuckler - $10 Facebook™ Ads for List Building Bootcamp. >> click the link in my bio to get all the deets.
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Confession... I used to be stuck in the mindset of wanting to wait for permission, for a validation that my dreams are worth following even if I didn’t have a plan; And being very hesitant to invest in knowledge, tools, or even time that I know will help me with building and scaling the business of my dreams. Today I know better. Why? Because I want to live a life on my own terms. And I trust in my abilities to make smart decisions for myself. Can you imagine no longer being trapped in beliefs that keep you away from the way you want to lead? Imagine if you stopped obsessing about what others would think of you when you show up as the person you are! Imagine if you shift your attention away from what others are doing and trying to mirror someone else because you think it should be this way! Now, I wouldn’t tell what impact such a shift could have on the people you want to serve with what you have to offer because you already know that. I’m wondering if you are ready to shift from competitive, comparing thoughts or external validation to creative thoughts and actions and see how that works for you. What is one thing you can do TODAY to move the needle towards building the business you want to have (or the life you want to live)?
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Confession... I used to be stuck in the mindset of wanting to wait for permission, for a validation that my dreams are worth following even if I didn’t have a plan; And being very hesitant to invest in knowledge, tools, or even time that I know will help me with building and scaling the business of my dreams. Today I know better. Why? Because I want to live a life on my own terms. And I trust in my abilities to make smart decisions for myself. Can you imagine no longer being trapped in beliefs that keep you away from the way you want to lead? Imagine if you stopped obsessing about what others would think of you when you show up as the person you are! Imagine if you shift your attention away from what others are doing and trying to mirror someone else because you think it should be this way! Now, I wouldn’t tell what impact such a shift could have on the people you want to serve with what you have to offer because you already know that. I’m wondering if you are ready to shift from competitive, comparing thoughts or external validation to creative thoughts and actions and see how that works for you. What is one thing you can do TODAY to move the needle towards building the business you want to have (or the life you want to live)?
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Let’s play a game… And it begins by answering a single question:  “What three aspirational words would you use to describe your ideal self in the future, the person you are trying to become?”  Please take a moment to ponder your answer to this question. Would you describe the person you are trying to become as… Focused.  Resilient.  Generous.  Caring.  Abundant.  Limitless… What three words describe YOUR ideal future self?  Once you’ve picked your three words, here’s what I highly encourage you to do:  Get a yellow (or whatever color you prefer) Post-it note and write at the top “I AM…”. Write your three aspirational words below that. Then, stick the Post-it note to your bathroom mirror.  You want these three aspirational words to be the first thing you see in the morning and the last thing you see before climbing into bed at night.  Each morning, as you’re brushing your teeth, dwell on those three words.  Picture yourself thinking, speaking, and behaving… BEing... as the person who FULLY EMBODIES these three aspirational words.  Imagine how you can live out those three words at home and at work, within yourself and your relationships. At night, when you’re brushing your teeth before bed, again, dwell on the three aspirational words you wrote on the Post-it note.  Ask yourself, “How did I live my three words today? How was I successful? And how can I improve tomorrow?”  By doing this, you’re commanding all of your creative energies, both conscious and subconscious, to transform you into the person YOU want to become.  This is a simple practice.  But it is very powerful.  I hope you’ll try it, even if you think it’s weird ‘cos BEing that person is the fastest way to become that person.
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Let’s play a game… And it begins by answering a single question:  “What three aspirational words would you use to describe your ideal self in the future, the person you are trying to become?”  Please take a moment to ponder your answer to this question. Would you describe the person you are trying to become as… Focused.  Resilient.  Generous.  Caring.  Abundant.  Limitless… What three words describe YOUR ideal future self?  Once you’ve picked your three words, here’s what I highly encourage you to do:  Get a yellow (or whatever color you prefer) Post-it note and write at the top “I AM…”. Write your three aspirational words below that. Then, stick the Post-it note to your bathroom mirror.  You want these three aspirational words to be the first thing you see in the morning and the last thing you see before climbing into bed at night.  Each morning, as you’re brushing your teeth, dwell on those three words.  Picture yourself thinking, speaking, and behaving… BEing... as the person who FULLY EMBODIES these three aspirational words.  Imagine how you can live out those three words at home and at work, within yourself and your relationships. At night, when you’re brushing your teeth before bed, again, dwell on the three aspirational words you wrote on the Post-it note.  Ask yourself, “How did I live my three words today? How was I successful? And how can I improve tomorrow?”  By doing this, you’re commanding all of your creative energies, both conscious and subconscious, to transform you into the person YOU want to become.  This is a simple practice.  But it is very powerful.  I hope you’ll try it, even if you think it’s weird ‘cos BEing that person is the fastest way to become that person.
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In life, we get what we ask for! 💥 Yep, it doesn’t matter if you are intentionally or unconsciously asking for it. Everything starts with a thought. You may or may not know that a thought is an energy. Energy creates itself. A lot of thoughts in the same direction will, that's for sure, manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. It’s quantum physics. 🤓 So, what if you start thinking only thoughts you wish to see happen in real life? Only what you want to become true...🤔 Now you surely say that it isn’t true. You say you ask for freedom and happiness and all you got was feeling imprisoned and bad. 🤨 Hmmm… let’s have a closer look at how this creation process works and how our subconscious mind works. Because it’s actually the same. Everything that exists is created in someone’s mind. Everything starts with a thought. A thought is an energy. Energy wants to manifest itself. Putting a lot of thoughts in the same direction will manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. ✨ And we use this process of creation all the time, without even realizing it.😳
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In life, we get what we ask for! 💥 Yep, it doesn’t matter if you are intentionally or unconsciously asking for it. Everything starts with a thought. You may or may not know that a thought is an energy. Energy creates itself. A lot of thoughts in the same direction will, that's for sure, manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. It’s quantum physics. 🤓 So, what if you start thinking only thoughts you wish to see happen in real life? Only what you want to become true...🤔 Now you surely say that it isn’t true. You say you ask for freedom and happiness and all you got was feeling imprisoned and bad. 🤨 Hmmm… let’s have a closer look at how this creation process works and how our subconscious mind works. Because it’s actually the same. Everything that exists is created in someone’s mind. Everything starts with a thought. A thought is an energy. Energy wants to manifest itself. Putting a lot of thoughts in the same direction will manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. ✨ And we use this process of creation all the time, without even realizing it.😳
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What does running a 4-minute mile have to do with using Facebook™ ads? LOTS! So, the 4-minute mile. For most of human history, people thought it was impossible to run a 4-minute mile. Doctors, scientists, and other hoity-toity experts said it couldn’t be done. They claimed the human body was physically incapable of running a mile in under 4 minutes. And then along came Roger Bannister, a middle-distance runner, and neurologist, who, on May 6, 1954, at Iffley Road track in Oxford, England, ran a mile in 3 minutes and 59.4 seconds. The crowd in attendance erupted in cheers and applause. They’d witnessed the so-called impossible! But here’s where the story gets truly amazing: Roger Bannister’s record lasted a mere 46 days! On June 21, 1954, John Landy ran the second 4-minute mile in history. What had been considered impossible in spring 1954, by summer of the same year was becoming routine. Today, over 1,500 people -- including kids in high school -- have run a sub 4-minute mile. As soon as someone -- in this case Roger Bannister -- PROVED that humans could run a 4-minute mile, it inspired others to do the same. Roger Bannister inspired thousands to run their own 4-minute mile, a feat that for most of our history, we’d been told was impossible. Now let’s bring the story back around to you. If you’re like a lot of people I know, you may feel like Facebook™ ads are challenging… or even impossible. (talk about the current iOS and Google changes… …it’s easy to feel stuck and frustrated. *oh, yeah… I know what it feels like… 😩😭😤🤯😬 BUT if you’d love to have someone on your corner to show you how this darn ads thing works and make the process of building an email list fast using ads (without breaking the bank) easy for you, you would want to check out my good friend’s - Zach Spuckler - $10 Facebook™ Ads for List Building Bootcamp. >> click the link in my bio to get all the deets.
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What does running a 4-minute mile have to do with using Facebook™ ads? LOTS! So, the 4-minute mile. For most of human history, people thought it was impossible to run a 4-minute mile. Doctors, scientists, and other hoity-toity experts said it couldn’t be done. They claimed the human body was physically incapable of running a mile in under 4 minutes. And then along came Roger Bannister, a middle-distance runner, and neurologist, who, on May 6, 1954, at Iffley Road track in Oxford, England, ran a mile in 3 minutes and 59.4 seconds. The crowd in attendance erupted in cheers and applause. They’d witnessed the so-called impossible! But here’s where the story gets truly amazing: Roger Bannister’s record lasted a mere 46 days! On June 21, 1954, John Landy ran the second 4-minute mile in history. What had been considered impossible in spring 1954, by summer of the same year was becoming routine. Today, over 1,500 people -- including kids in high school -- have run a sub 4-minute mile. As soon as someone -- in this case Roger Bannister -- PROVED that humans could run a 4-minute mile, it inspired others to do the same. Roger Bannister inspired thousands to run their own 4-minute mile, a feat that for most of our history, we’d been told was impossible. Now let’s bring the story back around to you. If you’re like a lot of people I know, you may feel like Facebook™ ads are challenging… or even impossible. (talk about the current iOS and Google changes… …it’s easy to feel stuck and frustrated. *oh, yeah… I know what it feels like… 😩😭😤🤯😬 BUT if you’d love to have someone on your corner to show you how this darn ads thing works and make the process of building an email list fast using ads (without breaking the bank) easy for you, you would want to check out my good friend’s - Zach Spuckler - $10 Facebook™ Ads for List Building Bootcamp. >> click the link in my bio to get all the deets.
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Confession... I used to be stuck in the mindset of wanting to wait for permission, for a validation that my dreams are worth following even if I didn’t have a plan; And being very hesitant to invest in knowledge, tools, or even time that I know will help me with building and scaling the business of my dreams. Today I know better. Why? Because I want to live a life on my own terms. And I trust in my abilities to make smart decisions for myself. Can you imagine no longer being trapped in beliefs that keep you away from the way you want to lead? Imagine if you stopped obsessing about what others would think of you when you show up as the person you are! Imagine if you shift your attention away from what others are doing and trying to mirror someone else because you think it should be this way! Now, I wouldn’t tell what impact such a shift could have on the people you want to serve with what you have to offer because you already know that. I’m wondering if you are ready to shift from competitive, comparing thoughts or external validation to creative thoughts and actions and see how that works for you. What is one thing you can do TODAY to move the needle towards building the business you want to have (or the life you want to live)?
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Confession... I used to be stuck in the mindset of wanting to wait for permission, for a validation that my dreams are worth following even if I didn’t have a plan; And being very hesitant to invest in knowledge, tools, or even time that I know will help me with building and scaling the business of my dreams. Today I know better. Why? Because I want to live a life on my own terms. And I trust in my abilities to make smart decisions for myself. Can you imagine no longer being trapped in beliefs that keep you away from the way you want to lead? Imagine if you stopped obsessing about what others would think of you when you show up as the person you are! Imagine if you shift your attention away from what others are doing and trying to mirror someone else because you think it should be this way! Now, I wouldn’t tell what impact such a shift could have on the people you want to serve with what you have to offer because you already know that. I’m wondering if you are ready to shift from competitive, comparing thoughts or external validation to creative thoughts and actions and see how that works for you. What is one thing you can do TODAY to move the needle towards building the business you want to have (or the life you want to live)?
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Let’s play a game… And it begins by answering a single question:  “What three aspirational words would you use to describe your ideal self in the future, the person you are trying to become?”  Please take a moment to ponder your answer to this question. Would you describe the person you are trying to become as… Focused.  Resilient.  Generous.  Caring.  Abundant.  Limitless… What three words describe YOUR ideal future self?  Once you’ve picked your three words, here’s what I highly encourage you to do:  Get a yellow (or whatever color you prefer) Post-it note and write at the top “I AM…”. Write your three aspirational words below that. Then, stick the Post-it note to your bathroom mirror.  You want these three aspirational words to be the first thing you see in the morning and the last thing you see before climbing into bed at night.  Each morning, as you’re brushing your teeth, dwell on those three words.  Picture yourself thinking, speaking, and behaving… BEing... as the person who FULLY EMBODIES these three aspirational words.  Imagine how you can live out those three words at home and at work, within yourself and your relationships. At night, when you’re brushing your teeth before bed, again, dwell on the three aspirational words you wrote on the Post-it note.  Ask yourself, “How did I live my three words today? How was I successful? And how can I improve tomorrow?”  By doing this, you’re commanding all of your creative energies, both conscious and subconscious, to transform you into the person YOU want to become.  This is a simple practice.  But it is very powerful.  I hope you’ll try it, even if you think it’s weird ‘cos BEing that person is the fastest way to become that person.
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Let’s play a game… And it begins by answering a single question:  “What three aspirational words would you use to describe your ideal self in the future, the person you are trying to become?”  Please take a moment to ponder your answer to this question. Would you describe the person you are trying to become as… Focused.  Resilient.  Generous.  Caring.  Abundant.  Limitless… What three words describe YOUR ideal future self?  Once you’ve picked your three words, here’s what I highly encourage you to do:  Get a yellow (or whatever color you prefer) Post-it note and write at the top “I AM…”. Write your three aspirational words below that. Then, stick the Post-it note to your bathroom mirror.  You want these three aspirational words to be the first thing you see in the morning and the last thing you see before climbing into bed at night.  Each morning, as you’re brushing your teeth, dwell on those three words.  Picture yourself thinking, speaking, and behaving… BEing... as the person who FULLY EMBODIES these three aspirational words.  Imagine how you can live out those three words at home and at work, within yourself and your relationships. At night, when you’re brushing your teeth before bed, again, dwell on the three aspirational words you wrote on the Post-it note.  Ask yourself, “How did I live my three words today? How was I successful? And how can I improve tomorrow?”  By doing this, you’re commanding all of your creative energies, both conscious and subconscious, to transform you into the person YOU want to become.  This is a simple practice.  But it is very powerful.  I hope you’ll try it, even if you think it’s weird ‘cos BEing that person is the fastest way to become that person.
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In life, we get what we ask for! 💥 Yep, it doesn’t matter if you are intentionally or unconsciously asking for it. Everything starts with a thought. You may or may not know that a thought is an energy. Energy creates itself. A lot of thoughts in the same direction will, that's for sure, manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. It’s quantum physics. 🤓 So, what if you start thinking only thoughts you wish to see happen in real life? Only what you want to become true...🤔 Now you surely say that it isn’t true. You say you ask for freedom and happiness and all you got was feeling imprisoned and bad. 🤨 Hmmm… let’s have a closer look at how this creation process works and how our subconscious mind works. Because it’s actually the same. Everything that exists is created in someone’s mind. Everything starts with a thought. A thought is an energy. Energy wants to manifest itself. Putting a lot of thoughts in the same direction will manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. ✨ And we use this process of creation all the time, without even realizing it.😳
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In life, we get what we ask for! 💥 Yep, it doesn’t matter if you are intentionally or unconsciously asking for it. Everything starts with a thought. You may or may not know that a thought is an energy. Energy creates itself. A lot of thoughts in the same direction will, that's for sure, manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. It’s quantum physics. 🤓 So, what if you start thinking only thoughts you wish to see happen in real life? Only what you want to become true...🤔 Now you surely say that it isn’t true. You say you ask for freedom and happiness and all you got was feeling imprisoned and bad. 🤨 Hmmm… let’s have a closer look at how this creation process works and how our subconscious mind works. Because it’s actually the same. Everything that exists is created in someone’s mind. Everything starts with a thought. A thought is an energy. Energy wants to manifest itself. Putting a lot of thoughts in the same direction will manifest in the real world. This is the process of creation. ✨ And we use this process of creation all the time, without even realizing it.😳
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Tell me if this sounds familiar… You begin to write a blog post (or start a live video or even an email), and before you know it, your “quick update” has turned into a rambling, 3,000 word novelette 😳 that covers everything from where to find a graphic designer to how to design a business card. (of course, replace that with whatever topic you’re covering) Now, a 3,000-word blog post can be great for traffic, but only if you’ve kept it tightly focused, structured and leading through a specific path to a specific result. But what happens all too often (in blog posts and in course development) is that every part covered brings up a new point to be addressed. … Logo design leads to business card formatting. … Business cards lead to taglines. … Taglines lead to ideal client avatars. … Avatars lead to…well, you get the idea. The point is, when you strive to provide the very best information for your audience, it’s easy to want to include one more important detail. Soon, you’ve outlined an encyclopedia’s worth of content that overwhelms not only you, but your student as well. ‼️ If you‘ve been playing with the idea to create an online course (that sells), but have no idea where to start… The Course Creator Incubator Workbook will help you kickstart your course creation process with ease. ➡️ Check out the link in bio ⬅️
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Tell me if this sounds familiar… You begin to write a blog post (or start a live video or even an email), and before you know it, your “quick update” has turned into a rambling, 3,000 word novelette 😳 that covers everything from where to find a graphic designer to how to design a business card. (of course, replace that with whatever topic you’re covering) Now, a 3,000-word blog post can be great for traffic, but only if you’ve kept it tightly focused, structured and leading through a specific path to a specific result. But what happens all too often (in blog posts and in course development) is that every part covered brings up a new point to be addressed. … Logo design leads to business card formatting. … Business cards lead to taglines. … Taglines lead to ideal client avatars. … Avatars lead to…well, you get the idea. The point is, when you strive to provide the very best information for your audience, it’s easy to want to include one more important detail. Soon, you’ve outlined an encyclopedia’s worth of content that overwhelms not only you, but your student as well. ‼️ If you‘ve been playing with the idea to create an online course (that sells), but have no idea where to start… The Course Creator Incubator Workbook will help you kickstart your course creation process with ease. ➡️ Check out the link in bio ⬅️
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