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Wanna try Kajabi? Unbelievable sale going on until July 26, 2021

Ever thought of trying Kajabi?

If you own your own business, then I highly recommend Kajabi for two reasons.

First, I’ve found it to be the best all-in-one marketing platform. Unfortunately, I found this out the hard way after initially buying one platform for my email marketing, another for my landing pages and funnels, and Kajabi for my products and online courses.

Life became so much easier when I moved everything over to Kajabi. No more stringing together multiple platforms and trying to get them to work the way you want. It's all one ecosystem that was designed to work together.

Second, if you are an online course creator or want to become one, Kajabi has, by far, the premier user experience, which instantly makes your brand look very high-end.

I've used Kajabi for my business since 2015 and it continues to blow me away.

Now through July 26, get 3 months for only $99. Click here to get started now. 

Today's video shares more details about what Kajabi offers and why I recommend it.

Also, unlike other platforms, they never take a cut of your revenue.

This deal is seriously insane!

If you've ever been curious about creating an online course and/or streamlining your marketing platforms, you can get 3 months for $99. This offer ends on July 26.

Think of all you can create in your business over the next 3 months. Click here to see the list of 20 ways Kajabi supports your business.

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Full disclosure, that is an affiliate link and I will receive a commission if you sign up. This is a product I have used since 2015 and I completely stand behind it.

Leave a comment below if you have any questions about how Kajabi can work for your business.

The best way to tackle something new in business

The best way to tackle something new in business

Have you ever tried to do something new and scary and you wanted it so badly but it ended up fizzling out before it began? When it comes to marketing, it’s all about throwing yourself out there in a variety of ways. As business owners, we are the best spokespeople for our brands. This week I’m talking about taking small steps of progress in areas that may be new and scary for you.

Think. Nest. Act. Analyze. Repeat.

This isn’t quite a wash cycle on your washing machine but consider it a best practice cycle for businesses. The desire to move from 0-90 overnight is difficult to resist. We are a now society. But like all good things in life, they take time. How often have you heard that an overnight success was years in the making? Enjoy the process! I write this as much for myself as I do for you. 1. When you are approaching changes to your business or the potential to start a new business, allow yourself plenty of time to freely brainstorm. In one place, collect all of the ideas that flow through your mind. And please don’t stunt the idea generating process with negative words – but that’s another blog for another time.

Once you’re satisfied with your exploration, pick an idea on which you want to focus. Now, brainstorm various ways to bring your idea into the world in a way that will allow it to grow in the best way possible. This is where you allow the idea to germinate, let it grow in your mind and on paper/computer. Now you have the idea and a plan for it.

2. Let’s move onto nesting. This is an important step. Many either want to bypass it or linger here longer than they should. Neither are wise decisions. Once you have the idea and the plan, lay the groundwork. Take the time to make all necessary preparations for this new life to thrive. Deadlines are helpful in this phase. They prevent you from analyzing every detail ad nauseam before moving into action.

3. Act! Give birth to your beautiful creation! Welcome it to this world and tell your target market how wonderful and exciting it is. You’ve thought it through, laid the groundwork, and now you are ready to move. Sure, you’ll have to adapt and grow with it, but here you are…realizing what was once only a dream or a fleeting thought. Enjoy it and continue to take small steps forward with it.

4. Finally, analyze the realities that have played out with your idea. How does your audience respond to your business? Have you targeted the market appropriately? Analyzing successes, failures, launches, and existing programs/products/services is vital to sustain healthy growth in any business. Most people view this as a “nice to have” instead of a “need to have.” Companies that succeed here, succeed – period.

5. Now you are ready to repeat the process. Enjoy the vitality that comes from making this an ongoing part of your company’s evolution and growth.

“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.”   - Colin Powell