The Perfect 3-step System for Completing Projects

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Have you ever wished that you could get more done in your life?

Let me tell you something: I can totally relate to this idea…

As I’m sitting in front of my computer and writing this lesson to deliver some great value to you, I’m going through the same struggles that you encounter in your life.

Luckily, I discovered a secret early in my life… and that secret helped me to create well over 100 products, start and numerous endurance races, and complete many other projects and journeys that I’m grateful for.

And I’m here to share this secret with you… and it’s – surprisingly – a simple one.

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Grok AI for Marketers

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Grok is a relatively new AI platform from X, formerly known as Twitter, which is able to do a few different AI tasks all in one place. It does require an $8 subscription to X Premium, which has its own unique benefits outside of access to Grok, which can be renewed monthly or annually.

X recently released Grok-2, which is a greatly improved AI model, which has begun to outperform ChatGPT and Claude. This newly improved model has improved everything from code output and text to image generation.

Personally, I’m very excited about the image generation capabilities, since it seems to not have any problems generating text in images correctly.

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How to Think Like a Winner

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Have you ever imagined yourself as the hero of a success story?

Maybe you’re reading a winner’s autobiography and put yourself into his shoes? Or maybe while reading it, you start to think about what your success story would be like if you were asked to write it in the future?

Most people find themselves dreaming about this as they read a success story, and I’m no exception.

But one thing that I’m also interested in is finding patterns that are existent in every successful story that I’ve read, listened, or been a part of. I’m determined to learn exactly what the shared values or mindsets of those winners are.

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Everyday Excellence

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Successful routines rely on consistency. We’ll show you some strategies to help you deal with disruptions to your routines. You can recognize and overcome potential pitfalls that could lead to failure rather than the positive results you can expect from healthy routines.

Finally, you’ll see how to evaluate your routines so you can make improvements and adjustments that give you better results.

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A Guide to Positioning and Branding

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Today’s topic is an Internet Marketer’s Guide to Positioning and Branding.

Branding

Now there is some miscommunication about branding and internet marketing. A lot of people think that branding is a negative thing (and I guess it is in a traditional sense). We are not talking about institutional branding – that’s where people try to get you to associate one or two words in your mind which automatically make them think of your product.

Good branding is when you think ‘headache’ you might think Tylenol or Ibuprofen or something like that. That’s branding. They have linked in your mind one word to their product so they have top of the mind awareness (if you want to use a fancy term) and that kind of branding sucks for sub niche stuff. Like making money online is such a sub niche, I don’t know one out of a hundred people in my personal life who have any interest in it at all but everybody has an interest in curing a headache, everybody has an interest in drinking some nice flavored sugary drink and that’s why Coke can brand their name because that has universal appeal.

I am not really interested in that branding and anyway I would argue that that branding is ineffective. You should have branding as a by-product of your marketing communications where you are selling benefits in a certain way.

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