Miriam Betancourt: Absolutely great, er, a little bit of a difference! I know that the blog posts you write often have lots of points. Yes, that makes total sense with block posts and your system. With checklists, I wouldn't do the 99 most important steps to achieve this and that, because there you have point 99 again.
Walter Epp: Yes, that's how you can lose weight easily in 66 years with 66 exercises. Yes!
Miriam Betancourt: Exactly, there's an online course, and then a customer comes to me and says, the online course is so great, I have to sell it. I have 15 hours of videos in it, I think. Who wants to watch 15 hours of videos? Yes!
Walter Epp: Not me, exactly. I spoke to an entrepreneur. He also said, well, if someone solves a problem for me in 15 hours or in 15 minutes, what do you think? Who do I pay more? The usa phone number list person who solves it in 15 minutes? So to all of you out there, longer courses and books doesn't mean I'm better. So therefore, the quicker your reader, consumer gets to the goal, the better. Where do you get your ideas from? Do you have a similar approach? Have we talked about the three big steps of how you get started? Pattern, interrupt, then you deliver something that is interested, and then you take the Colton action, usually a video with a lead magnet. So where do you get your ideas from? What others, most of the people here are content creators, content creators who listen to me. How can they then benefit from this and pick up a few ideas from you?