I help people build a laidback online business powered by their stories so they can truly experience life.
Ah, The Eternal City. Today, my wife, my parents, and I landed in Rome. We tossed and turned on the airplane and no one got any sleep. So today was fueled by espresso and adrenaline to get through the day. We saw the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona all before dinner. As we were wearily walking back to the hotel from a delicious (early) pasta feast, it started to rain. My wife was prepared; she slipped on her black North Face rain jacket. The rest of us were not. I packed a rain jacket, but it was in the hotel. So we pulled up our collars and scurried back towards the hotel. As we crossed over the Tiber River, a sales guy tried to sell us umbrellas. It wasn't raining that hard, and we declined. But it got me thinking about the best way to sell umbrellas. Step 1 - wait till it rains. Step 2 - find people soaking wet. Step 3 - sell them an umbrella. You don't have to be a good salesperson. Find someone in need and sell them the solution. Once you find a market hungry for relief, and you can help them... Sell it to them and watch your business grow. Simple. You got this, ~ Cody "A Little Soaked" Burch P.S. Whenever you're ready, here are 4 more ways I can help you grow a laidback online business:
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I help people build a laidback online business powered by their stories so they can truly experience life.
A year ago today, I hosted my first live event after getting fired 6 months prior. I called it "List Build & Launch" and it was held at a boutique hotel here in Colorado Springs. But a few weeks before the event I almost canceled it. Why? I only had 14 people signed up. By the time the event kicked off, I was down to 12 people. I used to get really disappointed when I didn't have the numbers I wanted. Everyone wants more leads, sales, customers, webinar registrants, and event attendees,...
A few years back, I joined a YouTube coaching program. I learned the best day of the week to post your video... The optimal length of your video (including the frequency of "cuts")... The perfect lighting and framing of your video... ...The prescribed volume, cadence, and rhythm of posting on YouTube. And then... I did nothing. I got overwhelmed. I felt bad that my video was 7 minutes (too short, apparently) and not 12 minutes ("perfect", allegedly) I was embarrassed to have cuts happening...
When I first started my online business, I tried and failed to make my mark as a "funnel guy." I was like a Diet Coke Russell Brunson. A Kirkland Signature Ryan Deiss. A "Dr. Thunder" Dan Kennedy. I had a hard time differentiating myself in a crowded marketplace. I couldn't find a unique hook which meant I had to work harder than normal to get clients. Everything felt like a grind... It was like I was pushing a boulder up a hill. So when I returned online in Jan '23, I knew I had to find a...