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In today's issue:

Most people hate being called out.

Me? I love it.

Not because I enjoy making people uncomfortable (well, maybe a little), but because it works like magic in marketing.

See, most of your prospects live in a world of contradictions.

They say they want financial freedom but refuse to invest in traffic.
They claim they’ll “do whatever it takes”... but won’t even write a damn email.
They swear they’re committed… but take Sundays off “to relax.”

Sound familiar?

Great marketers understand this one thing: Pointing out the obvious—especially when it’s uncomfortable—makes people trust you.

It’s what makes experts experts.

That’s why in today’s episode, I shared three ways you can influence people (and make more money) simply by calling out their B.S.:

This isn’t just marketing. It’s life.

I even used this trick on my dad last week when he insisted my mom—who hasn’t taught piano in 25 years—was the best teacher for my daughter.

All I did was ask, “What’s her advantage over a professional teacher?”

Boom. Silence. Then, “You’re right.”

No argument. No drama. Just a realization.

That’s the power of calling out contradictions.

So, are you ready to start calling out the nonsense in your niche? Or will you let your prospects keep lying to themselves while someone else takes their money?

Your move.

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Ever feel like you're sprinting toward success, but something invisible keeps pulling you back?

Like no matter how hard you push, you always hit the same income ceiling… the same level of struggle… the same frustrating cycle?

Well, here’s the brutal truth: It’s not the economy. It’s not luck. It’s not even your skills.

It’s YOU.

More specifically, it’s your internal thermostat—the one that controls how much success, wealth, and happiness you’ll allow yourself to have before sabotaging it.

Think about it…

Ever notice how some people always make six figures but never break into seven?
Or how others repeatedly build momentum, only to crash and burn?

That’s not random. That’s the subconscious pulling them back to their "comfort zone."

So, how do you break free?

You raise your thermostat. You condition your mind to accept bigger wins without self-sabotage. You train yourself to handle wealth like a seasoned millionaire instead of a lottery winner who blows it all.

Because until you do?

You'll keep cycling back to where you "feel" you belong.

The question is: Where do you want your thermostat set?

Way too many business owners accept long hours and stressful work as the only way to make it…

It doesn’t have to be that way. You can have a great income and have a full life as well. 

Tune in to find out how Terry Dean went from delivering pizzas to designing an Internet Lifestyle business that gave him the freedom and the money to enjoy life.

If you’re in business (or just want to stop getting tricked into buying things you don’t need), Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini is mandatory reading.

This book isn’t just about marketing—it’s about human nature.

Cialdini breaks down six psychological triggers that make people say "YES" without even realizing why. Stuff like:

Once you see these principles in action, you’ll never look at advertising, sales, or even daily conversations the same way again.

More importantly, you’ll know how to use them to ethically persuade, sell, and influence like a pro.

Fair warning: Once you read this, you’ll start spotting these tactics everywhere—from TV commercials to your grandma’s guilt trips.

Time to level up your persuasion game. 

I’m the middleman, 

Smooth and slick, 

Helping programs talk real quick.

I take requests and give replies, 

Making apps seem oh-so-wise. 

What am I?

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