My supporters made it possible for me to attend.

Now, I want to share my experience and notes with you.

A friend told me about Daymond John's free workshop on November 4th. As soon as I heard about it I signed up. I am always looking for opportunities to learn and grow... and why not learn from one of the best underdog stories in business? I mean, he's on Shark Tank for a reason!

So I attended, took really good notes, but I knew "the ask' was coming-- you know, the part of the free concert when they ask for an offering. LOL!

At first, they offered the THREE DAY class for $4,997. Immediately I thought to myself, "Ok... how can I make THAT happen?" Later on, the workshop facilitator said, "I have an offer. You can take the THREE DAY class and bring someone with you for free but you have to pay $2,000 today! Whoever wants that offer come and stand upfront so everyone can see you."

I surely didn't have $2,000 to spend... but I got up anyway.

I put my faith to work! I knew that I wanted to take THREE INTENSIVE DAYS with Daymond John and his team to learn everything I need to SKYROCKET. So I looked at what I could do financially and then I said, “I need to ask for help.” And I did!!

I made a flyer on my phone and started posting and texting people like crazy. And let me tell you, FAITH SPEAKS VOLUMES! People sacrificed, sowed, invested and even shared my request and...

WE MADE $2,000 IN LESS THAN FOUR HOURS!!

I am so grateful for my village! This is FOR US AND BY US! (See what I did there?!)

Below are my notes and some content shared with us at the workshop. Since you all made this possible for me, I want to share this experience with you.

Because THAT is how WE ALL GROW!

I had to commit, and so do you.

Before we started the workshop, we had to sign a document called the "Customer's Bill of Rights." I had to sign a whole contract, but you just have to pinky promise me that you will agree to do the following:

1 Work hard.

Anything worth doing is worth overdoing. A successful business will not just happen and it will require you to go above and beyond the norm to make your business work. I hope you will commit to working hard and learning the necessary skills to help your business be successful.

2 Be honest.

Part of running a successful business is being honest in your dealings with others and earning their trust. You must commit to run a fair and honest business in order to earn the trust of partners and more importantly customers.

3 Always continue learning.

Commit to becoming an industry leader in your business. The business environment is always changing, as is the information needed to stay ahead of the market curve. As both a business owner, you must commit to always being in the mindset to learn and grow.

4 Be positive.

Attitude is contagious, so make your's worth catching. This will benefit you far beyond any information you gain from this offering. As you move forward with your business, you will maintain a positive and enthusiastic attitude ad you grow your venture.

5 Share the wealth.

(This one is from me.)

If you know anything about me, you know I love to share information and speak with people to help them push forward in their brands and businesses. You should absolutely do the same. Information and application are the keys. Share this link with your circles and let's get on the road to more wealth together.

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Now, for the good part.

I thought long and hard about how I wanted to share these notes with you. Some colleagues thought I was crazy for this. "They didn't go to the class. Why are you making it easy for them?" Some told me to send you a simple e-mail with bullet points. But, why would I do that?!

So, I designed this webpage and some notes so you can take it to your homes, workplace, and communities, digest it and BE GREAT!

DOWNLOAD HERE

My supporters made it possible for me to attend.

Now, I want to share my experience and notes with you.

​

I had to commit, and so do you.

​

Before we started the workshop, we had to sign a document called the "Customer's Bill of Rights." I had to sign a whole contract, but you just have to pinky promise me that you will agree to do the following:

1

Work hard.

Anything worth doing is worth overdoing. A successful business will not just happen and it will require you to go above and beyond the norm to make your business work. I hope you will commit to working hard and learning the necessary skills to help your business be successful.

2

Be honest.

Part of running a successful business is being honest in your dealings with others and earning their trust. You must commit to run a fair and honest business in order to earn the trust of partners and more importantly customers.

3

Always continue learning.

Commit to becoming an industry leader in your business. The business environment is always changing, as is the information needed to stay ahead of the market curve. As both a business owner, you must commit to always being in the mindset to learn and grow.

4

Be positive.

Attitude is contagious, so make your's worth catching. This will benefit you far beyond any information you gain from this offering. As you move forward with your business, you will maintain a positive and enthusiastic attitude ad you grow your venture.

5

Share the wealth.

(This one is from me.)

Now, for the good part.

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I thought long and hard about how I wanted to share these notes with you. Some colleagues thought I was crazy for this. "They didn't go to the class. Why are you making it easy for them?" Some told me to send you a simple e-mail with bullet points. But, why would I do that?!