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Tired of feeling stuck in the daily grind of your day job, dreaming of breaking free to pursue your passion full-time?

If so, our Exit Plan Accelerator mini-course is designed just for you.

In just four days, you'll learn how to:

🦸 Determine your superpowers and vision for the future

❤️ Align your body of work with the markets you most want to work with

🧭 Map out the exact steps you need to take to break free from the day-job grind

Ready for creative freedom? Register for the mini-course: https:// exitplan.scoreapp.com/ 

Do you know what the secret to having a thriving service business is?
I've boiled it down to 3 key principles.

1. Lead generation system
2. Mastering sales
3. Pricing models

Solopreneur → Thriving Entrepreneur
Zoom Webinar

Thursday
April 04
8am PST

Curious?
Fill out the application.
 https://chris-hwgrxmbo.scoreapp.com/ 

P.S. What are your top 3 principles? 

- Do people understand what you do?
- Do you have proof you can do this?
- Is the proof compelling?

THIS is why your portfolio is so important. It's how your body of work... can get you more work. 

We're going to be talking about this and more during our live portfolio review TOMORROW!

Happening March 05 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET

Save your seat on our other channel (Futur Academy): 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKYSb... 

Stephanie Owens and MrBenBurns will be reviewing portfolio websites submitted by Accelerator members. Don't miss the fun, informal hang and the great tips and tricks. 

And did we mention there will be a giveaway? 

We'll see you there! 

Shoot your shot.

Be featured in Inc. Magazine, get mentoring, and compete to win from the $35k prize pool for your business as part of the Small Biz Challenge sponsored by The UPS Store and Inc. Magazine.

Open only to individuals (U.S. residents, 18 or older) who own and operate an independent (non-franchised) small business (9 or fewer employees) in the U.S.

Deadline:
March 8

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What do 500+ Pro Members know that you don't?
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Weds 2/14/2024
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 https://thefutur.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYodOitpzMvGNfdlbI3Fzs-IhX7BHnbD3Mw#/registration 

This Week on The Futur Podcast 🎙️: Attracting Better Clients

 https://thefutur.com/content/attracting-better-clients 

In this episode, we delve into the mind and creative process of Radim Malinic, a Czech-born British designer, founder of Brand Nu Studio, and the author of “Creativity For Sale”. Radim shares his insights on the interplay of creativity and commerce, the role of ego, and the importance of authenticity and personal energy in shaping a successful career. He also explores the mindset shifts that come with experience, the value of mistakes, and the transformative impact of Behavioral Psychology on his design philosophy. Beyond the world of design, Radim talks about his life journey from being a Hockey Player, DJ, to a Music Journalist, before falling in love with design. He shares his personal 'Magic Formula' and 'Super Power' that keep him motivated, and stresses the importance of celebrating small wins. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of creativity, personal growth, and business. 

This Week on The Futur Podcast 🎙️: Mastering The LinkedIn Post

 https://thefutur.com/content/mastering-the-linkedin-post 

Brand Strategist, Copywriter, LinkedIn Content Creator and Coach, Jasmin Alić, joins us to share his unique approach to crafting compelling LinkedIn posts. He will discuss with Chris the secrets of crafting a great hook, the cornerstone of any successful post. Jasmin will explain why the hook of your post is so crucial for grabbing attention, but equally important is maintaining that energy throughout the post. He emphasizes the importance of making a promise with your hook and crushing any objections with a re-hook. Beyond just grabbing attention, he underscores the significance of post retention, achieved through engaging hooks and relevant content.

Jasmin also sheds light on the psychological aspects of writing and the importance of making your posts as easy as possible to read. He provides tips on using images effectively and discusses the strategy of commenting on posts as a growth hack on LinkedIn. He also introduces the "Dear Son” approach, a methodology that simplifies complex ideas and invites responses from readers, all while creating dynamic and engaging posts. This episode is a treasure trove of valuable insights for anyone looking to optimize their LinkedIn presence, enhance their writing skills, and engage more effectively with their audience. 

This Week on The Futur Podcast 🎙️: Building Businesses The Right Way

 https://thefutur.com/content/building-businesses-the-right-way 

Leila Hormozi began her career at the age of twenty-one as a fitness trainer. After realizing that every business sells in different ways, she began to understand how to succeed in her field and became one of the top-selling personal trainers in Southern California. After meeting her now-husband, Alex, they propelled Gym Launch and several other businesses to success. They now run the multi-million dollar Acquisition.com, a holding company for their businesses, as well as a platform for investing in other businesses. They are not only running multiple businesses, but they are also influencers in that world and have built successful social media presences across multiple channels.

In the second part of a two-part interview, Leila and Chris focus on some of the lessons she has learned from running her own businesses and being an investor in others. They talk about what Leila wants to focus on when investing in new businesses, the ins and outs of embracing personal quirks as a business leader, why critique is more important than compliments, and the transformative power of self-acceptance. Leila's specific approach to business, focusing on benefiting everyone involved rather than stepping on others to reach the top, is enlightening. She emphasizes the importance of creating a working environment where everyone loves to work and partner with the company. 

This Week on The Futur Podcast 🎙️: Believe In What You're Selling

 https://thefutur.com/content/believe-in-what-youre-selling 

At the age of 21, Leila Hormozi moved to Southern California intending to build a career in fitness. With limited resources and little knowledge and experience, she achieved the status of top-selling personal trainer in the region. She realized early on that truly understanding sales was the vital skill that would distinguish her from others. She dedicated herself to learning and refining her skills, which allowed her to maintain her top-selling trainer status until she met her future husband, Alex Hormozi. She then pivoted to work with him in a business focused on helping gyms succeed. This business became wildly successful, leading to the start of several more businesses. Eventually, Leila and Alex formed Acquisition.com, a holding company for their businesses and a platform for investing in others.

In the first of a two-part interview, Leila sits down with Chris to discuss her story - growing up in a dysfunctional household, leaving for Southern California to pursue her destiny, meeting her husband and business partner, and evolving from a personal trainer who was just trying to figure out sales to pay her bills, to running a business that generates tens of millions of dollars in revenue each year. Her insights come from hands-on experience, leading to her ultimate philosophy - "Do stuff you like with people you like, and do more and more of it". 

This Week on The Futur Podcast 🎙️: Receiving Feedback From Others

 https://thefutur.com/content/receiving-feedback-from-others 

Everyone always has something to say about what you’re doing. Whether it’s a client, a friend, a family member, or a stranger, there’s always someone who has an opinion about you or something you’ve done. Most people look at the feedback they’re getting as being a reflection of the feelings the person giving the feedback has towards them. What if we told you it’s not the person giving the feedback that makes it positive or negative, but rather, you as the person receiving it? What if you could take any piece of feedback, and receive it in a positive way? In a conversation with Mo Ismail, Chris opens up about some of his history with receiving feedback - How he reacted (whether rightly or wrongly), and the tools he now uses to process feedback, from being cognizant of his own emotional state, to reinterpreting things into non violent language, and more. They’ll also discuss how our subjective lens often distorts the slender sliver of objective truth, leading us to form stories that may or may not serve us well. Chris takes Mo through his journey to better understand his own reactions to others. Mo also sums a lot of this method up in the anagram DAPPER, which makes for a concise and easy to remember take away from a deep and impactful conversation.