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In today's issue:

You ever notice how the toughest decisions in life are the ones that sit in the back of your mind…
…quietly eating away at your energy?

You know exactly what needs to be done.
But you don’t do it.

You wait.
You “think about it.”
You rationalize.

And while you’re busy avoiding the discomfort — your momentum bleeds out.

I get it. I’ve been there too.
The truth is, indecision is a dream-killer. It’s a silent trap disguised as “thinking things through.”

Napoleon Hill once said, “Every failure holds an equal seed of opportunity.”
But that seed only grows when you move — when you decide.

Jim Camp, in Start With No, said something that changed the way I approach life:

“You are only one decision away from getting back on track.”

That means you can screw up — badly — and still find your way back as long as you keep deciding.

The real danger isn’t in making the wrong choice.
It’s in not choosing at all.

I’ve seen it destroy people’s businesses, marriages, and sanity.
A close friend of mine is going through it right now — stuck between family loyalty and protecting his marriage. He knows what he must do, but he’s hesitating.
Every day he waits, things get worse.

And that’s the cost of indecision: the longer you stall, the smaller your world becomes.

When I feel stuck, I ask myself one question:
“What am I avoiding right now?”

There’s always something — a tough talk, a project I need to kill, a person I need to confront.
And every single time I finally face it, something magical happens: clarity returns.

Momentum floods back in.
I feel lighter.
And life — business, creativity, all of it — starts moving again.

So here’s my challenge to you:
Find that one decision you’ve been avoiding.
The one that’s been sitting heavy in your chest.

Then make it.
Even if it’s hard.
Even if it’s messy.

Because indecision is the real failure.

Decisiveness — even when it hurts — is freedom.

I stopped trying to outsmart algorithms years ago. Instead, I built a traffic system that quietly delivers 15,682 qualified visitors per day—without constant tweaking, testing or ad chasing.

The setup?
An “ugly” one-page site that filters buyers from browsers…
A traffic source that never runs dry…
And a structure that funds itself through affiliate profits.

Today, I’m letting you peek behind the scenes of this self-liquidating traffic system. If you’re tired of buying traffic that never converts, this session will completely reset how you think about scaling.

I used to think overthinking was a sign of intelligence.
You know, if I just ran enough “mental simulations,” I’d make the perfect move.
So I’d sit there — brainstorming, planning, tweaking — until every ounce of energy was gone and I had nothing to show for it.

The truth? I wasn’t being strategic.
I was being scared.

Overthinking is just fear wearing a smart person’s mask.
It makes you feel like you’re making progress when you’re actually standing still.

I learned this the hard way — too many late nights staring at a blank screen, chasing the “perfect” headline, the “perfect” webinar idea, the “perfect” plan.
And every single time, the breakthrough came only when I said, “Screw it. Let’s just pick one and go.”

That’s when momentum came back.
That’s when things started working again.

I realized clarity is never found in thinking — it’s found in doing.

So if you’re spinning your wheels right now, stuck in the loop of “what ifs” and “maybe laters,” stop.
Pick a lane.
Make the move.

You can always adjust course later.
But you can’t steer a parked car.

Before Dave Dee became one of the sharpest minds in direct response, he was a struggling magician trying to fill a few seats. Then he discovered Dan Kennedy — and what happened next changed his entire career.

In this episode, you’ll hear how Dave went from performing card tricks to pulling off one of the most profitable presentations in the industry — a 75-minute session that brought in $330,000.

We’ll break down what really made it work, why most webinars crash before they even begin, and how to turn your next presentation into pure profit.

If you sell from stage, screen, or Zoom — this one’s a masterclass in persuasion you don’t want to miss.

Ever wonder why some ideas spread like wildfire while others vanish into thin air?
Why one message gets remembered — quoted, shared, acted on — while another, maybe even a better one, gets ignored?

That’s what Made to Stick is all about.

This book breaks down why certain ideas stick in people’s minds and, more importantly, how to make your ideas stick — whether you’re writing emails, building a funnel, or selling from stage.

It’s not theory; it’s psychology you can use.
The Heath brothers reveal the six key traits of memorable ideas (and how to bake them into everything you create).

When I first read it, it completely changed the way I thought about communication.
It taught me that complexity kills — and simplicity sells.

If you’ve ever struggled to make your message stand out in a noisy world, this book will show you how to make it unforgettable.

Grab a copy, highlight it, dog-ear the pages — this one deserves a permanent spot on your desk.

Everyone wants the glory when money comes in.

But I see through the noise and share the win.

From the first click to the final buy,

I’m the referee of the ROI.

Who am I?

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