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Learn this and youâre DONE This is the truth about the secret magic bullet process thatâs going to fix all your problems. If youâre looking for the best process or steps - read this. I spend a lot of time trying to learn the best âwayâ. Maybe youâre like me and you want to learn from the best. People who have done it before, and try to understand their process so you can get to where you want to be. Want to be a millionaire? What did other millionaires do? And it seems like for every goal thereâs a magic process that the gurus and experts have found, that you should copy. But Iâve recently learned something that might challenge that approach. What I find is that I want to get from A to B. I donât see it as a straight line, but a series of steps. And of course, I want to understand what those steps are. I always feel that when I learn a new process, itâs very janky and uncoordinated. Like Iâve cobbled together some parts that work. Thereâs a feeling that step 1 might be âthink of title ideasâ or âbook a callâ and I might not naturally feel good at it. And compared to the expert, who seems like a natural, I look uncoordinated and it feelsâ¦clumsy. Ever felt like that? Thereâs a TON of stuff that I have to do, which always feels awkward and slow and kind of like Iâm just cobbling it all together. The things I do which feel natural and even easy, I always feel annoyed when a part of the process doesnât use something Iâm talented at. Something like coming up with a new YouTube video idea might have 100 steps (really) and Iâm naturally good at maybe 3 of them. All the other steps need guides and documents and examples and tasks and mini-steps. They always feel like theyâre slowing the process down. I imagine that the pros who do this day in/day out are able to FLY through all these steps. And I always wish that I could magically adapt and become them and then all of a sudden, the process would be easier. But hereâs the thing. The jank and the awkward bit and the cobbled together stuff⦠That is the process. The way YOU do things is the process. Itâs what adds your flavour and touch to all your projects. Van Neistat (if you donât know him, heâs Caseyâs older brother and big film nerd), he says that he heard a talk from Steve Martin about how all the post-it notes and chaos and scraps of paper that LOOK like madness - that IS your process. Experts in any field have a chaotic crazy list to accomplish a task. Most of the time itâs just in their head. So it doesnât LOOK like thereâs tons of âstuffâ going on. But there is. Embrace the jank - thatâs YOUR way of doing things. The way you awkwardly overcome a problem IS the process. P.S. Hereâs some more ways I can help your funnel business grow. 1. Claim your 30 day free trial of the most powerful marketing, sales and content platform on the planet PLUS get my training, funnels and automations [included here](. 2. Buy the book [Sell Futures, Not Features](. It'll help you turn your products and services into compelling âmust buyâ items 3. Subscribe to the [YouTube channel]( 4. Watch our free training on [how to do $10,000 a month]( in recurring revenue selling funnel and agency services Copyright © 2024 Sell Your Service, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is:
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