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Speaker 1: Good weekend, yo Jeremy, it was nice meeting you, bro. Jeremy: Oh, man, yeah, I appreciate you dropping in. Speaker 1: Peace. Jeremy: And you guys have a nice one.

...people or automate and then those, that's how you get to multitasking as they say. But all that that you're gonna just come in and do four, five different things at once, you're gonna do that and get no results and then be very discouraged. Appreciate y'all, man. Have a good one.

Business on a bigger scale, it's impossible that you're going to do everything. It's just not possible. So keep it simple, do one thing until it makes you revenue or gets you to the next step, and you keep on and you keep on and you keep on, then you start hiring people.

They get comfortable and they're like, you're doing too much, you're wearing too many hats, keep it simple, be a business owner. We got to wear the right hat, don't overcomplicate everything, you can't do everything unless you're a one-man coach or depending on what you're doing, but if you really want to have a...

...or super, I'm dyslexic so I spin words. Kiss, kiss, kiss. And like, you know, as a, as a home service business owner trying to wear every hat, because that's what I was, a one-man show. And I meet business owners with, you know, children like...

Speaker 1: I'm just exhausted. Speaker 2: Oh, thank you. Everybody have a good week. I saw somebody put in there "keep it simple." That's the biggest thing I always argued with as a business owner myself, and I started hearing it over like year after year after year after year. KISS, KISS, keep it stupid simple.

Speaker 1: ...dumb, right? Because like, that's not what I positioned, what I started with. A lot of times, it's a matter of giving yourself permission on that. Dude, I freaking love you, dude. That was awesome. That's freaking awesome. Speaker 2: Yep.

Speaker 1: ...be afraid of failing and giving yourself permission to be a hot mess. And that's where I think, that's where a lot of folks get bottlenecked because they don't want to look, end up looking dumb, right? Because like, that's not what I positioned, what I started with. And a lot of times, you gotta give yourself permission on that too. Right? Speaker 2: Absolutely.

right there because seriously that is the biggest thing today is matching the workflow with the creative flow by giving yourself permission to grow beyond where you started. And that's that's where I say that's where a lot of folks get bottlenecked because they don't want to look end up looking

[Chat Transcript] [Zoom Meeting] Participants: Jeremy Wenger, Michael Merlino, James Conner, Regina Andler, Kim Obert, Louissa Dyer, Jessica Farrone, Lori Little, Elee Joven, Irene Sauger, Lily Sosa Chat History: Regina Andler (3:25 PM): Check out the Pocket Marketer Tips of the Week. I recently posted one specifically about the knowledgebase. Regina Andler (3:26 PM): Inside Circle. Just search "Tip" on the top search bar and you will see them. Kim Obert (3:29 PM): i will thank you Jessica Farrone (3:29 PM): I have been putting on my stuff to unsubscribe if they're not interested because I never realized that marking something as spam was so detrimental to a business. Louissa Dyer: Agreed 10000000% Chris is a blessing to us all. The message is clear, keep it simple!!

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Yeah, I love it because that's exactly what we were talking about earlier. Literally word for word almost. I was telling you that was another piece of like pure divine encouragement right there because seriously, that is the biggest thing today is matching the workflow in the...

Speaker 1: No, no, you're good. No, I love it, man. Dude, I appreciate you. I love it because that's exactly what we were talking about earlier, literally word for word almost. Because I was telling you, that was nothing but pure, like pure divine encouragement.

Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I never did record that. What was I talking about at the beginning of this call? Like, guys, come on, that's got to be it. That's so cool. Speaker 1: So, hey Jeremy, nice to meet you, bro, like that. Sorry to just bombard it here, but Chris will tell you, this is the Merlino energy. Speaker 2: Yeah, I appreciate it.

Speaker 1: Michael... Look, hey guys. Michael, you came in later in the call, right? You're fine, you're fine, you're fine. So y'all, I didn't pay him. He and I didn't ever, didn't even coordinate that. And what was I talking about in the beginning of this call? Like, guys, come on, that's a God thing right there. That's so cool. Like Michael...

Speaker 1: ...how to get more money. So, believe in yourself and follow Chris's training, man, 'cause he'll- he'll take you where you trying to get, I could assure you. Speaker 2: Well, hey guys, now you came in a little bit late, right? Speaker 1: I just- I just hopped in like five minutes ago, maybe. Speaker 2: Yeah, you're fine, you're fine. So, you know, I didn't pay you...

Yeah. Right.

All of us in this realm deal with until you break through, which most don't, imposter syndrome. I'm not worthy of this. I can't do... who am I fooling? Especially if you're a little older. I'm 48, I'm coming up on 50. I'm teaching young 18-year-olds...

Chris already spent the years and has the money invested in the thinking. That's what the tool is. Lock in on the training. Don't overcomplicate things and give yourself analysis paralysis. And the number one thing is...

...marketer for myself, right? Because and I code heavily, I have tons of tools, we we all vibe out about that, right? Me and Daniel, his partner, uh, we chat about all that. I wanted to just say to you guys, don't overthink any of...

...that you not only understand but even extend that extra hand to make sure that you're applying it, not just listening and then not implementing, right? So like, I know marketing very well, not as well as Chris does when it comes to them funnels and all that, that's why I want Pocket...

Speaker 1: In the game of marketing, especially the broad area that he's in, find someone in the SEO kind of game, uh, that has integrity and stands with what he believes in and ethics first, and will go out of his way and bend over backwards to make sure...

Speaker 1: ...agency owners how to do their job better so that the business owner gets results, not just a bunch of sales nonsense. Uh, what I love about Chris Moss since I met him about three years ago is he's one of the very rare people in this game.

Speaker 1: Um, I've been doing marketing, well, rewind, I've been a business owner since 2003, right? Fired my boss back then. Um, I now am blessed and grateful enough to own multiple businesses. I speak on stage, I coach eight...

Just sliding sideways, I don't know.

I haven't seen him since we were together at an event two weeks ago. So I hopped in, I didn't see him, so I sent him a message on Facebook. He just sent me, he's like, you know, in a conference, the laptop, the timer on. I was like, shoot me a text later. I wanted to just say this though...

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