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Further: How Solopreneurs Thrive at Midlife

Stop hoping for some mythical "golden years" retirement. Start building a location-independent business at midlife that lets you live anywhere and maximize your freedom and happiness... right now, in your prime.

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Module 4, Lesson 3: Voice of Customer and Co-Creation

How clients tell you what to build next, and why the best product ideas are never yours to begin with.

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The Content Crossroads: Supernatural Success at the Intersection of Ideas

The best content often comes from seeing connections between seemingly unrelated topics.

Module 4, Lesson 2: Your Story in Action

Voice, villain, and narrative positioning as the execution layer, and why getting them right is the hardest work in this course.

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Steal a Page From the Cult Leader Playbook. Your Prospects Will Thank You.

You think you just want an audience. This is what you really want.

Module 4, Lesson 1: The Journey

How to map the experience you create, from the moment someone discovers you to the moment they become a client and beyond.

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LEL Module 3, Lesson 4: The 4A Content Framework

How to plan content with intention instead of cluelessly filling a calendar.

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Module 3, Lesson 3: The Catalyst, the Vehicle, and the Sequence

The three elements that turn a growing email list into a client services business.

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Module 3, Lesson 2: Paid Traffic and the MVA

How to build an audience and a client business simultaneously, and what changes when you hit the milestone that makes everything else possible.

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How a Ladies' Cigarette Became the Most Masculine Brand in America

"He can’t be a man because he doesn’t smoke the same cigarettes as me."

Module 3, Lesson 1: Winning with Email

Why email is the only audience you actually own, and why Substack is where you build.

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The Art of Repellent Marketing

The wrong people not liking you isn't a marketing failure. It's the signal working correctly.