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Welcome to the Six Figure Business Mastery Podcast, where every week Kirsten

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So get ready to unlock your business potential and take it to the next level.

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Welcome everyone to our newest episode.

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We appreciate you being here today.

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And we are so So excited to have Terry Levine here with us today.

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She's a business consultant and has been named one of the top 10 coaching

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gurus in the world by coachinggurus.

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net and the top female coach in the world.

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She's been assisting businesses worldwide to create more

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impact, influence, and income.

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Terry's a keynote speaker, a popular TV personality, a host of Live Well,

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Earn Well for coaches and consultants.

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Dr.

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Levine has more than 40 years of business experience encompassing work

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with more than 7, 500 business owners.

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Terry, you've been busy.

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Welcome to the show.

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Thank you.

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And thank you.

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I'm really happy to be here and, uh, just create as much value as possible.

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So

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excited.

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You're one of those people we've never met in person, but yet we

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feel like we know you, right?

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It's so amazing how we can have these great connections online with

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people who live all over the world and just share great information and

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stories and really get to know them.

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So we're excited to have you here sharing your wisdom with our audience today.

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And I know one of the first things you're going to talk about, which I'm excited

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about How to have 5, 000 prospects fast, because let's face it, when it

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comes to growing a business, most people struggle with getting those prospects

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and then turning them into clients.

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So when you have a strategy around that, we're excited to have you

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share that with our audience today.

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All right.

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Well, I am also excited to share it because I stumbled onto this.

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I did it for 13 clients, it worked so well, I'm now doing it for myself.

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And my clients who are following it, just this morning, I found out

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one of them after two weeks made 10, 000 and the other one made 16, 000.

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And one more for, she's in her second week, has 19 qualified prospects.

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So this really worked.

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What I want you to understand is, you probably don't know about me, is I am a

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Facebook Algorithm nerd, and I mean nerd.

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I study this at least an hour every single day.

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I'm a content creator for Facebook.

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I am behind the scenes.

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I know things that are happening and I understand the algorithm.

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So let me say this first, before I teach the 5, 000, Facebook is no longer designed

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to be what it was at As is Inception.

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Inception was share photos, connect with friends and family.

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If you're using Facebook that way, you're using it wrong.

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Instagram is that replacement.

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Share your photos, share your videos.

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What people post on Facebook, you to think about it for just a moment,

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because I'm going to blend all three points together today, is,

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you know, pray for my cat Nettie.

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It's sick.

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Oh, I had peanut butter and jelly this morning.

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Oh, here's a selfie of me and my girlfriends.

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Okay.

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It has no value.

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to the person seeing it.

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Zero.

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It is not valuable.

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Facebook, instead, your personal profile, I want to be really clear.

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I'm talking about your personal profile.

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You can have 5, 000 friends.

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You don't want to have your family and your actual friends as those people.

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They can be followers, okay?

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So if you have them right now, when you delete them as a friend,

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they don't even know you did that.

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They just become a follower.

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Your real estate on Facebook only allows 5, 000.

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So I'm going to teach by example.

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When I started figuring this out in the algorithm, I use friend and filter

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pro because it shows me who's inactive.

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I deleted a hundred people a day for three months.

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I brought my 5, 000 friends of which most were inactive, which

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kills you in the algorithm.

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Even one person not commenting and posting pulls you down.

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It shows you content isn't valuable.

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I started deleting a hundred a day and started following the rest of

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the formula that I'll teach later.

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And so my posts started to get attention.

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Of only the right people, the people who are my prospects, people who are

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in like minded groups, people like the two of you that I like and we

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want to hang out with, people who I'd like to collaborate with, do business

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with, who potentially I might hire.

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They might hire me.

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We might know mutual people that might hire us.

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5, 000 of those means I don't need an email list.

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Email barely gets through.

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So I'm not concerned about email.

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I don't need to spend hours on social media, blogging podcasts.

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We need one thing.

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I need 5, 000 ideal people.

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And I get that for free on Facebook.

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So deleting the inactive.

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And then building new friends that are my ideal prospects.

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So I took my 5, 000 all the way down to 112.

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It is now built up.

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I looked at it today.

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I think it's around 1500.

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Now, let me just give this caveat.

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I still deleted a hundred people today, a hundred people who became friends of mine

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30 days ago and still haven't said a word.

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They're killing me in the algorithm.

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They don't want to engage with me.

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That's great.

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I just remove them as friends.

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They're still following me.

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And now I can take more people who will engage.

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So if you think about this, I'll sum this up.

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Facebook gives you a free tool to get 5, 000 prospects.

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And when I teach the second two pieces here, you'll see how that fits together.

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By the way, I did one post, just one post.

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And don't forget, I'm all the way down to a thousand and something.

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All hundred people and I offered something and all of a sudden in

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my inbox, I had over 200 messages.

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That's a high percentage.

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If I did that before with 5, 000 inactive people probably

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would have gotten crickets.

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So does that all make sense?

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Are you breathing that in?

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Ah, that's amazing.

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I'll say the only thing that scares me, Terri, to be honest,

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is not having the email list.

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And I do agree.

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It's getting harder and harder to get emails to deliver at time.

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But we also have been on Facebook professionally since they had fan pages.

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We have seen businesses lose everything because of Facebook, where they had

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no other presence outside of Facebook.

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But that's a little bit scary.

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So how would you calm my nerves?

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Because I know things have changed a lot over the years.

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Oh, of real lot.

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So first of all, I didn't say that I don't have an email list.

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I said, I don't concern myself with it.

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I haven't sent out an email in ages.

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I have 5, 000 ideal prospects.

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I'll building back up to those 5, 000 that engage with me every single day,

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definitely never going to happen by email.

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Never ever going to happen by email.

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Most of them won't open it.

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Won't click on it.

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They don't take action.

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Deliverability is lower and lower and will continue to go down and not up.

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So if I have a list, I just don't care about it.

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That's the truth.

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Now, yes, you can get booted off of Facebook because most people never

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bother to read the community standards.

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They just sign up and then they go, why did they do this?

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And why did they do that?

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And I look at their stuff.

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I'm like, you violated community standards.

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Well, how do I know what they are?

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Well, when you sign up, there's this huge thing that you've agreed to.

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That's number one.

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Number two.

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Is even if I were to lose my Facebook presence for some crazy

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reason, I would start another Facebook page under something else.

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Okay, there's a way to do it, by the way, even if it's like, no, they want

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my driver's license and this and that, trust me, I've had people lose Facebook.

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I put them back on with a slight tweak here and there.

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I'm not all that concerned about it and I could build it back up to

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5, 000 ideal people within a month.

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That's fantastic.

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And you are talking about, just clear for everyone, you're talking

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about your personal profile.

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Only.

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And I'll tell you why.

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Facebook basically does not show your business profile.

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It shows it right now to 0.

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4 percent of your followers.

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0.

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4.

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That's almost no one.

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Facebook gives you a free personal profile, hoping that you'll have a

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business profile and spend and money.

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Okay.

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Let's face it.

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It is a for profit business.

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They give us this free gift though.

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That free gift of personal profile, where you do get seen,

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where you can make connections.

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I care about that.

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I really don't care.

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I have a verified from the olden days when people didn't pay to be

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verified, which just doesn't compute.

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I have a real old page that Facebook gave me verified.

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And then it got hacked, even though it was verified for four months, took

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four months on a real verified page to get it back, so I started a second one.

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So I have two of those former fan pages, business pages, be very transparent.

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I don't look at them.

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I know people don't see the content there.

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It doesn't even have anything to do with me.

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Although I meet them.

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So this is interesting.

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So you're teaching this and do people have like concerns?

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Like they're afraid to start.

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Eliminating people because that can like, I'm never blind.

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P1 in my life.

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I've never eliminated anyone.

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I'm just not that person.

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I've never had an argument with someone on Facebook.

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I just feel like I'm very, but not, but you said they don't know.

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So if I, if I take my sister and I remove her, she'll still be a follower.

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And they don't know all my family.

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Okay.

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I have 11.

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Nieces and nephews, 19 great nieces and nephews.

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Most of them were married.

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So I've like huge extended family, large family, cousins.

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I just took them all and more of them to followers.

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They still see my content.

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Does it make any difference whatsoever?

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They don't even know.

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And it's not like Facebook's not a thing.

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Right.

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They still see the content.

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They can still engage with me.

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But you see theirs too.

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So if I remove my sister, I'd still see all my pictures of my

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nieces and nephews and all that.

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Yeah.

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Now, by the way, I use Facebook eradicator.

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And so to all my clients.

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We spend zero time on the newsfeed.

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If a family member wants to tell me something or send me something,

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they can put it on Instagram.

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I'll see their photos there, their videos there, or they can text it to me.

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I am not going to waste time on the planet of which I never know how much I'd have

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scrolling around social media, not for me.

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And so most of my clients who have followed this are finding they

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have at least five to seven hours of more free time during the week

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when scrolling into nonsense.

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I don't need to see every photo of my niece's basketball games, for example, on

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weekends, I look at Instagram real quick.

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Some things come up fine.

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Other than that, I have newsfeed eradicator.

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I see nothing in the newsfeed.

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I spend 20 minutes a day on Facebook.

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I'm in and out.

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And you may think I'm there a lot more than that because I have tools

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and people on my team, other than in my group and on my personal page.

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Being transparent.

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None of that is me.

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Exactly.

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And we do.

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We see you everywhere and it's great.

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So it does appear to somebody who didn't know that you are on there all the time.

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And I think a lot of people would love to get that five to

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seven hours back because you do.

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Sometimes you just go on there and you just, you go on there for

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a purpose, but then you get lost.

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Yeah.

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It's like a rabbit hole, like doing a Google search.

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And for me, The way it is set up is as a clinical psychologist, a life

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coach, and a business consultant, it is very unhealthy mentally.

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It is also very unhealthy in terms of neuroplasty of your brain.

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And so the more time you spend on there, the more you're destroying

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the neuroplasty of your brain.

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I'm not interested in doing

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it.

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And what I find interesting too, Terry, is all of your content is really amazing.

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So you are spending time creating great content rather than scrolling.

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Yes.

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So if I can talk about how to use it the right way, and then

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we can talk about the content.

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How's that?

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All right, so how to use social media at the right way First of all, you

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don't want to be on doing what the average person does talking about

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nonsense, which I just told you, right?

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You know, I was with a friend over the weekend and she was scrolling her Facebook

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And I said, just pull up five posts, just so I can show you what you're looking at.

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And she's, I'm looking at someone complaining about the election.

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Okay.

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Is that helping your life?

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No.

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Is it adding value?

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No.

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Okay.

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Go to the next post.

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The next post, somebody took up their, by the way, my friend is vegetarian

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and it was a big giant steak.

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I'm like, did that post add value to her life?

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She went, no.

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The third one was someone who was talking about no one should ever eat.

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Uh, sugar.

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And it was like a whole lecture about sugar.

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And so I looked at my friend, very funny.

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Her name is Candy and she loves candy.

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Always cracks me up.

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And I said, how do you feel about that post?

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She goes, I don't agree with that.

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I said, this is what you're doing.

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You're sitting here with me.

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You opened up your phone and this is what you're doing.

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Instead of having a real heart to heart conversation with me.

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And it was like a bell went off and she went, I never thought about it.

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I'm like, you just wasted minutes of your life for things

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you told me were irrelevant.

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So using social media the right way is a two way street.

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We'll talk about the right content in just a moment.

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Second of all, it's being very conscious of you physically giving your

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time away by choice, unconsciously.

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I'm an open Facebook and I'm going to be in this and that.

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I'm going to post here and I'm going to post there.

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And then I'm going to post things like DM me or sign up here.

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That is not being helpful to anyone.

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So when I say use social media for the right way, I mean, It means, and

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we'll tie into this in the third step, having content that you post, not

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as someone posting on social media, not as a coach, consultant, speaker,

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trainer, author, whatever it is you do.

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It's posting as a content creator.

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And when you do, by the way, Facebook rewards you.

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I get checks through Facebook every single month.

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I have for years.

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Some of my checks are 800, some are 400, right?

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It depends.

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It depends.

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How my content does.

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I'm very conscious about my content.

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I spend one hour every week creating all of my content.

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By the way, it is only one post a day.

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And if you do more than that, you're killing yourself in the algorithm.

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One post a day on your personal page.

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Since it should not take you a bunch of time to post, shifting to the third

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step here, which is being a content creator, not a poster, is the distinction.

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So when I used to post on Facebook, I just posted whatever, right?

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Oh, I got to post once a day.

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Oh, Mark and I went to dinner and we had a date night.

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Here's a photo of us.

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Who cares?

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Results of my giving people, right?

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If I'm talking to 5, 000 prospects, do they really care that I was eating dinner?

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No, they actually really could care less.

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Why they come for content.

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That's going to help them.

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What is a result I can get because I'm following you or I'm friends

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with you and you're giving content, what can I get as a result?

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So what I do when I do mine on Mondays, you can do them however you want.

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Monday mornings are blocked off content creation.

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And I really go into content creation mode.

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I do go through the various groups that I'm in, my own

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group, my Hardship North group.

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I go in other groups.

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One of them we're mutually in, right?

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The Coaching John McQuill, and I look for what are people talking about?

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What are the problems?

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What are the challenges?

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I go online and I look on Google, what are people searching?

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And so for my content creation on Monday, I have a list of what's up for people.

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What are their concerns right now?

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Which of those concerns can I address?

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Can I help with?

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For example, I might do a post that says.

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If you have 5, 000 friends that are not made up of prospects and you

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really want to have more prospects in your business, I'm going to teach you

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in this post, the three things that you have to do, and then I give away.

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My best value, my best content totally for free.

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And I don't say DM me, I don't put links.

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I don't do any of that.

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Once in a while in the comments, I may put something like, Oh, I'm running

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a masterclass has to do with pricing.

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If you want in it's in the comments, don't do that on every post.

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I saw somebody do that the other day, once in a while.

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So what happens to exactly what happens?

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So as I whittled down and started getting rid of 5, 000 and now

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I'm building back my new friends.

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See the post?

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It resonates.

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So for example, I teach this about Facebook and I had a post

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similar to that a few weeks ago.

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All of a sudden, they find me and they DM me.

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This is the opposite of what most people are doing.

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You know, those cold, spammy DMs.

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They come to me.

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So one of them came and said, I really need help with this.

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Is this something that you help your clients with?

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We're having a heart to heart conversation.

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It's me responding.

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No one is responding other than me.

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Yes, actually I do teach this.

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I have open office hours where you can come in and ask questions.

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If you resonate with me, we could talk about working together.

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Okay, very simple.

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I had another one reach out.

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This is how reverse marketing works, which is what I use all the time.

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Had another one reach out and say, I own a spa.

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I'm looking to create membership packages.

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Is that something that you can help with?

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I love following your Facebook page.

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I said, yes, that is something I can help with.

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I send everyone, this is what I do to my open office hours.

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I run these every week for people who come in, want to ask me

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business sales, marketing, any questions about any challenges.

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I don't pitch anything.

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They get to try me on.

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I give them free consulting.

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And if they want more, I can definitely tell them if they're

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fit, how to work together.

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This shift is the most important thing I'm teaching today.

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When you create the right content and you really want to help your audience and

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create and serve them, they come to you.

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You don't have to DM them.

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You don't have to say, DM me.

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You don't need any of that.

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They just do.

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So organically in our business in the last four weeks, We have 22 new client

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family members that all came to us through this exact strategy that I just shared.

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I love, yeah.

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So with Facebook, how do you quote unquote become reer with Facebook?

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Is it,

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is that a label?

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It actually is.

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So have to be a invited to be a creator.

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I did help one of my clients become a creator, and it's not the easiest

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to help somebody else do it.

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It comes from having your content get a lot of reactions and a lot of shares.

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And a lot of comments.

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And when Facebook starts to see that happening regularly, by

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the way, just think about this.

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Let's say I only had a hundred people on my Facebook, just a hundred quote friends.

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And those hundred reacted to everything I said, they were in love with me.

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Chances are Facebook might invite you to be a creator.

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Versus I have 5, 000 friends and two people make a comment.

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Facebook will never invite you to be a creator.

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They're looking for people who are getting eyeballs because Then when you do videos,

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Facebook will put ads in those videos.

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Facebook makes money from the ads that are in your videos, and you get

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paid every time someone watches at least three seconds of your videos.

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So if I have lots of people watch three seconds of my videos, which I did two

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months ago, I got a nice check for 800.

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This past month, I didn't do a lot of videos.

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My check was a little bit under 400.

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So to become a creator, you have to have a lot of engagement and Facebook's

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crawlers are monitoring, and then they invite you to become a creator.

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And it's not only about getting peed in my view.

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Um, there are various things that Facebook has rolled out and beta

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testing that creators get first.

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For example, when Facebook live first happened.

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I was one of the first 300 people to get face the Glock.

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And so when I went on live, everyone's like, how do you do that?

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I don't have a button for that.

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That doesn't exist.

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What are you talking about?

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I'm like.

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Soon it's coming, I'm in it as a beta tester.

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There is something right now that I'm a content creator, just got invited on

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threads to be a content creator, which is going to have some major changes

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in January and I just got invited to be a content creator there and I got

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paid for my first round full of videos.

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Now it's smaller because so far it's not built as much, although it

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is building a lot of momentum with a sort of downfall of X, right?

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Very cool.

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Here's a related to our personal situation.

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You work a lot with coaches and consultants, that's your niche.

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So Jeannie and I work a lot with coaches and consultants, but

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my background's real estate.

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So we also work with a lot of real estate agents.

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'cause I'll say this, I'm very bold to say, I feel like in this day and

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age, if you're a real estate agent, you're not leveraging YouTube.

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You're crazy.

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Right?

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Absolute.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So strongly about that.

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So when you recommend that, if we follow your formula, which we probably should,

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'cause you're so smart, do you think that Jeanie's content should be geared towards.

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Coaches and consultants and maybe my content should be geared

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more towards real estate agents.

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Is that what you would recommend for us?

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I would say yes.

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And I'll give you an example of that.

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I'm doing a retreat with one of my clients, uh, the next, I think it's May.

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We're going to be doing a retreat in Sedona.

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She speaks to very spiritual people who don't necessarily have a business.

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I speak to coaches, consultants, and freelancers who happen to be

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spiritual and do have a business.

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Our content is different because our audience is different.

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So we're creating her content that will resonate with her peeps

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and I'm creating my content that will resonate with my peeps.

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And when they all come together, they're all there for like

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mindedness of a spiritual retreat to have a reset in their lives.

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So yes, I would recommend that.

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It's a great question that you asked, Kirsten.

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Oh, thank you.

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You know, I think people who are business owners or entrepreneurs

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get on social media and forget that they're business owners, they just

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get on and start playing around.

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And a part of me thinks, well, that's fine, but let's not do it at

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office hours and let's do that way.

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But the weekends when we're having fun and we want to share what we're

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doing, if you're using social media for business, use social media for business.

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So I love all the things that you're sharing is fantastic.

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I want to just reiterate what you just said.

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Don't unconsciously just open up social media and put something out there.

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Spend time creating really great content in almost no time on social media.

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And it's going to make a world of difference.

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And I want to give you one bonus.

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If you really want to keep your friends, your family, your really

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close peeps as a Facebook friend, put them in a custom audience.

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So, for example, I am not, for the first time ever, I'm not spending

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Thanksgiving this year with my family.

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Because we're doing a friends thing and there's 600 of us doing this

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giant friends event in Philadelphia.

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Yeah, it's gonna be amazing.

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So, I am not going to post on Facebook, Happy Thanksgiving!

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It has zero value!

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No one needs to see that!

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However, with my friends and family, and I will just use custom audiences so it

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doesn't go public or to anybody else.

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I will wish them a great Thanksgiving, tell them, you know, for my family,

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I'll say, I'm sorry, I'm missing it this year, doing something very different.

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And then for my friends that are attending that event, I'll have

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a whole different post for them.

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No one else will see that if they're not in my friends list or my family list.

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And if you don't know how to do custom audiences, you can Google it.

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You can YouTube it.

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It's actually very simple.

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And I do have custom audiences, I have custom audiences of clients, I have

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custom audiences of acquaintances, prospects, podcasters, family, friends.

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However, right now I'm more in a delete mode because most of those people other

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than my clients don't engage that much and so there's still pretty many algorithms.

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So what would you say to people who feel like people need to get to know

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them in order to do business with them?

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So that's why they want to share, here's my moral and ethical feelings about this

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or that, or even here's me and my family.

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And they feel like that's part of who they are and who they want to do business with.

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What would you say to those people?

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Very simple.

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First of all, you do an intro post on your page.

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That's number one.

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Number two, and people don't know to do this, So there's a section

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on your page, it says life events.

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So people see those life events, they get to know what you do behind the scenes.

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In addition, you can do some personal posts as long as

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you relate and have value.

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So these kinds of things, by the way, also are why people

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hire me, a brand new client.

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And I asked her at the end of the call, this meeting, this lovely call,

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I said, So what made you choose me?

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Cause you reached out to me and she said, I eat the way you do.

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And I've always wanted to be a minimalist.

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It had nothing to do with my business experience.

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So that's how people get to know you.

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Like you trust you.

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And by the way, if you look at my Facebook page, the personal

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one is the Terry Labide.

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You're going to see tons of photos of me and my lifestyle.

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Me in Mexico at the beach, at the pool, me walking, me in my gym, me read it.

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You're going to get to see what is Terry do behind the scenes.

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You're going to see once in a while case studies from clients.

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You're going to see my Facebook cover photo changes all the time,

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depending on what's going on.

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You're going to see once a month, I say, Hey, for my new friends,

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let me reintroduce myself.

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And there's a little post you're going to see once a month.

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I'm giving away the whole sauce to you once a month.

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I am going to remind people that I have a Facebook community.

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Come join us.

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I've heard entrepreneurs.

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If you didn't know about my community.

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So all of this is strategic and it's planned out.

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And by the way, for me, it is so much fun because the people I'm engaging with.

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I am loving being on Facebook when being transparent about four months

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ago, I was like, what is this thing?

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I can't stand it.

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Now I actually get up in the morning.

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Love it.

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I gave you way more than I didn't.

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You gave us great information.

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Wow, Terri, you're fantastic.

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This is eyeopening and I love, you know, people have different kinds of

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strategies on Facebook, but I've never heard one this good and this smart.

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So thank you for sharing it with us.

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You're so welcome.

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And I just felt so comfortable sharing with both of you.

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Cause as I stalk you all over social media, your podcast, you, the two of

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you are really meanest from my part.

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And you give so much value.

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I want it to give back.

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Thank you.

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We feel so lucky to get up every day, get to do what we do.

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And we have two podcasts.

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And when we first started podcasting, like I had no idea how much like we were

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going to love having these conversations with people like you, we have met and

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got to have these amazing conversations.

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And it's really exciting to think that we live in a time when, as a business

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owner, this is part of our work.

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Like, this is part of my job.

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And we get to do these great things and have great

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conversations with people like you.

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And so it's, it makes life worth living.

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And we're just so grateful and looking forward to chatting with you again soon.

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I look forward to it.

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And.

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Just keep on doing what you're doing because you're doing

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such great work in the world.

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Oh, you are so sweet.

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So Terry, if people want to reach out to you, where is the

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best place for them to find you?

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The best place is in my community.

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I do hang out there and that if you just go to Harchrepreneurs, so it

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has an S at the end, Harchrepreneurs.

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com.

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It'll take you right into the community.

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And I always tell people when you get in, introduce yourself.

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There's about 9, 000 people in there and a lot of people are doing business together.

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So let people know who you are and what you do.

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And we look forward to having you.

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And I look forward to getting to know you once you show up.

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Yeah.

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Terry does have an amazing group and incredible supporters around

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her because she just attracts them because she's that way too.

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So Terry, we can't thank you enough for being here today and

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hanging out with us and sharing all these amazing tips with us.

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So thank you so much.

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It's been my pleasure.

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Thank you both.

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