It’s been mostly finished for almost all of those two years.

But I always delay publication, because…well, this one is spicy.

I don’t do hot takes. I don’t like them. (For me—IDGAF what you do.)

So I thought, “well, I’ll just hold on to it for a little while. I’ll revisit it one day when it is less of a hot take.”

And reader, that day never arrived.

What did arrive were plenty of moments where I revised the piece because it was relevant. Maybe added in a new rule. But less spicy? Never arrived.

It’s not today, either.

In fact, there is no good day for me to publish this article, so I’m just going to do it anyway.

However, because it’s a little tender, I’m going to ask in advance that if you find it meaningful, I would appreciate it if you shared it with someone else who might also benefit from knowing these things.

One of the primary goals of the Network is to make information as accessible as possible. So written content like this is always free, although you can buy me a taco if you are so inclined.

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With all of that out of the way…let us begin.

Let’s start by defining our terminology. It’s really important to me that we’re having the same conversation, and that means we start by making sure we’re clear on what we mean.

So, definitions. (I always use the Oxford English Dictionary.)

Truth and fact are a little murky.

Language sucks, y’all, and we could stand to be more precise.

Truth: the quality or state of being true; that which is true or in accordance with fact or reality; a fact or belief that is accepted as true.

WTF.

Fact is equally enraging.

Fact: a thing that is known or proved to be true; information used as evidence or as part of a report or news article; the truth about events as opposed to interpretation.

This bullshit is why I’m not a lawyer, but we’ll get to that.

At this point, y’all know true is gonna be equally ridiculous, but just for shits and giggles.

True: in accordance with fact or reality; accurate or exact.

So, basically, truth and facts are things we think we’re sure about, but definitely not an interpretation or belief.

Great. 🙄

Sometimes, y’all, it’s easy to see how the conspiracy people go sideways. Being informed is fucking hard, and everyone out there is just presenting their soundbites of insanity. Parsing the signal from the noise is a battle you gotta face every fucking day, and it’s exhausting.

This is a thing highly educated or intelligent people often overlook, because the fallacy of knowledge states that we (and I definitely include myself in this judgment) tend to assume that everyone else knows what we know.

But because fact and truth are highly variable, in both definition and…well, truth, or facts…sometimes we need a little help interpreting.

What we do then, is choose our gurus.

This is also a word that has been deeply appropriated, so I will define it here.

Guru: (in Hinduism and Buddhism) a spiritual teacher, especially one who imparts initiation.

This word is somewhat regional, and has different layers of significance the closer one gets to the birthplace of Sanskrit, but it definitely doesn’t encapsulate the likes of almost everyone on the internet calling themselves one (or Not Your Guru, as the case may be). My friend Anuradha recommends the phrase “celebrity entrepreneurs,” and it’s what we’ll be using in the future.

But the upshot is this. We choose our teachers.

Okay then.

If you want to know something that you yourself do not understand, you get a teacher. There are many ways to acquire knowledge on the internet, because information is free.

You can watch a YouTube video, or listen to a podcast, or read an article, or join a membership, perhaps.

But in most cases, these sources are only as accurate as their sources, which...do they have them? Do you know?

Additionally, if you’re going to be pursuing any information in DEPTH, then you need a teacher. A specific one.

Maybe it’s just the natural skeptic in me. Maybe it’s my deep distrust of authority figures, born of a lifetime of abuse. Who knows? (Spoiler alert: it’s the ‘tism y’all, but I wasn’t diagnosed yet when I wrote this.)

And I’ll tell you: when I consider trusting someone as a teacher, especially if that involves giving someone my money, I do my due diligence first.

If you’re new to my work, you may not know that I don’t participate in a lot of mudslinging. I’ve written about that in more depth elsewhere, but if you’re hoping for a lot of salacious name-dropping, you’re not gonna find it here.

I don’t care if you’ve been the subject of a recent documentary series or personal internet takedown (and trust me, I know all the names—the ops people always do), I’m not interested in talking trash.

I’m interested in the lessons we learn.

In general, I have found that we’re quick to react when we’re dropping names. But there’s no retention there. We don’t take anything of substance away. Therefore, I keep my commentary as apolitical and judgment-free as I possibly can. I’m not perfect, but it is a value that I hold.

This means that the following list is based on my personal values, about that which I hold to be true, founded on a lifetime of hypervigilance, and over a decade of business in online spaces. (Almost 15 years now. I’m old in internet years.)

You can agree or not. I really don’t care.

I’m offering up these judgments with the knowledge that not everyone knows what I know, or has been where I’ve been. And when it comes to creating boundaries, sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know. These are mine.

Take them or leave them.

1. Don’t take legal advice from a lawyer who hasn’t passed the bar in the state/province/country in which you live or operate your business.

Most good attorneys will be upfront about this, but a whole lot more are out there looking to make money on their coaching programs while talking repeatedly about their legal careers or training.

Additionally, the most questionable among them will use their legal knowledge as a shield, to protect them from negative reviews or lawsuits, because people are terrified about that non-disparagement clause they signed. Fun fact: that’s almost NEVER enforceable. And if you live in the United States, it’s vitally important that your attorney knows state and local laws, because you better believe that information can be worth millions of dollars.

Legal advice shouldn’t come in a box.

(Addendum 1.1: the same is probably true for your accountant. Sorry.)

2. Don’t take spiritual advice from someone who hasn’t done their own work.

I’m not talking about certification here, but I’m not NOT talking about it, either.

Not everything can be certified. Most things probably shouldn’t, to be honest. We regulate a bunch of shit that shouldn’t be regulated, and do significant harm through the exclusion of traditions of lineage in favor of certification. However, everyone requires a board of advisers, and if you are not constantly learning, being mentored, and adding to the body of your work, you risk becoming an echo chamber of one.

This is particularly dangerous if you also find yourself with a large following or fan base, because the parasocial relationship is by its very nature one of trust, even if that trust isn’t earned.

Which leads us right into:

3. Don’t take advice from someone without a documentable lineage.

Who are the teacher's teachers?

Many things can be self-taught. Not everyone has the privilege of learning from their teachers in person. But lineage can be defined in the books they’ve read, the paths they’ve walked, or the signs of measurable growth over time through their own body of work.

What’s key is a network of identifiable resources that are visible and separate entities.

4. Get to as pure a source of information as possible.

Listen, it’s fine if you want to learn traditions that are not your own for yourself.

However. There’s a fine line between appreciation and appropriation. If you are teaching from traditions that you aren’t born into, then your skills better be beyond reproach, and again, I better be able to trace your lineage to folks who DO belong to that tradition.

It’s not gatekeeping to want your information to be as close to the original source as possible.

5. Don’t take advice from someone whose positions wildly fluctuate over time.

There’s nothing wrong with changing your mind.

In fact, I consider it one of the highest forms of personal growth, to be able to change your mind about a position that was previously very intensely held. That means that our opinions are at the very least informed by some outside influence (even if it’s not a good one). But if that opinion swings from one extreme to another, without a clear process of how we got from there to here, there might be a problem in the parsing of the data.

And if that person also expects you to change YOUR viewpoints with them, then that’s a problem.

6. Determine your minimum viable lineage ahead of time.

Obviously, my standards are highly variable here, but some fields of study do require more rigorous standards than others.

My therapist has a whole wall of certifications. I appreciate that. And I’m certainly not taking advice regarding virology or epidemiology from just anyone, and in this case, where that knowledge was acquired matters almost as much as the course of study.

Determine what your standards are ahead of time, so that you aren’t influenced by the cult of personality that we are increasingly subjected to.

7. Have some filters.

I think this one may be the hardest, because it requires deep vulnerability.

But everyone needs a PRIVATE place where they can ask, “does this sound right to you?” Whether that’s your therapist, mastermind group, the group chat, or a trusted bestie, who are the people that you trust to help you filter your information?

At present, I have a personal board of advisers made up of five people, who I meet with at least once a week (two are compensated for this time in some way—the others see me in a similar advisory role). These people have wildly different backgrounds, life experiences, and personal histories. What they DO share is a willingness to ask me hard questions, sit with me while I find the answers, and ignore me when I tell them to fuck off. Which I do pretty regularly.

8. Before you make any decisions, have a snack and a nap first.

I never make any decision (especially financial ones), without sleeping on it first. Almost everything looks different after a good sleep and some protein. That’s because urgency is a lie.

Don’t ever let anyone rush you into a decision you’re not sure about. You’ll probably regret it.

And look—don’t take my word for it.

Take this list to YOUR filters.

Ask questions.

Be skeptical, but learn to listen.

Wishing you more discernment, always.

In the last few days, I've been paying attention to some issues with a few fairly well-known YouTubers who have sponsorship arrangements with BetterHelp. BetterHelp is an organization that attempts to match clients with therapists and psychiatrists for online telehealth.

The problem is that they are VERY bad at it.

I attempted to use BetterHelp in 2020, and it was an absolute disaster. I ended up having to ask for my money back and find an in-person provider.

And I went in with pretty low expectations.

But here’s the reality.

When a network, media organization, or even individual influencers advertise a product or service, they are saying, "Hey, I think this is a good product or service."

Now, there are a couple of distinctions here.

For example, Fox News advertising for the MyPillow guy isn't endorsing his personal politics, which are dubious, but they are endorsing his equally dubious business practices. In 2023, after years of claiming that the election had been stolen from Trump, he admitted to losing over $100 million after major retailers stopped stocking his products, (because stocking a product is also an endorsement).

On the other side of the coin, donating to political refugees is not the same as supporting a government. So when people are donating to the people of Palestine, they're not supporting Hamas. And the same is true for folks who are supporting the people of Israel. It does not mean that they are supporting the Israeli government.

There are a couple of reasons for this.

When we look at larger systems of influence, what we have to consider are the mechanisms by which leverage is created.

The best way to define those leverage points comes from a systems thinker by the name of Donella Meadows. Her definition is: "A system is a set of interrelated elements organized to serve a particular function or to seek a particular goal."1

However, most of our analysis of systems is based on the elements or events, and therefore, have very little influence that we can exert. Changing behaviors and elements have some impact on events, but only minimal impact on the overall system.

What we want to look at are the interrelated pieces, the function and goals of the system, and above all, the mindset or paradigms built into that system.

The more you change the way you think about something, the more impact you have on that system, which is why it's crucial to understand the implications of endorsements and the power they hold.

As an entity, I feel a responsibility to support companies that benefit the majority of my audience.

There will always be outliers, but it's MY responsibility as an organization to do the research required to determine whether a potential advertiser is doing more harm than good. We also must look at these individually and on an overall holistic level (but that’s another post for another time).

Which is why I have hired a researcher (the incomparable ), who will be evaluating all of our potential future advertisers.

I brought her on specifically knowing that as we grow, the questions of ethical responsibility will become more significant and pressing. And, it's essential to start building these systems at a foundational level.

By shifting the paradigm from the beginning, we have control over everything else that creates leverage in this new system.

With all that in mind, I would love to know who is making a difference out there in the world. Which companies are you excited to buy from? Those are the people we want to reach out to for advertising.

It’s all about the vibes, man.

I miss that.

I miss waiting a week for the next episode. I miss talking about it with other people.

I definitely miss Television Without Pity.

So, I’m creating a new weekly lineup for myself.

I tried this before, but it was missing the community element. I want to bring it back.

I’m thinking daily watch threads, maybe even live watch parties for major episodes.

You don’t have to watch the whole lineup. Just need to share some biscuits with me and Ted Lasso? Cool. Into the hard sci-fi? We’re doing that too.

Since it’s an experiment, I started with shorter shows—at worst, I’ve only committed myself to one year of this.

But if it goes well?

I’m looking to rotate shows into the lineup as needed. (And the list is long, friends.)

I also kept most of the week to the same two streamers—Hulu and Netflix, with a couple of exceptions. That way, you don’t have to subscribe to all the streaming platforms to play.

So, here’s how you play.

Each day’s post will go live at 9am ET.

Watch whenever you want, and I’ll be in and out of replies all week.

Watch parties will be scheduled a few weeks in advance on the NMN Calendar (for members only). I’m starting with season/series finales, but I’m willing to hear arguments for special episodes along the way.

We start MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH with Ted Lasso!!!

You can subscribe to the calendar here.

I wrote about it here.

Briarwood

We gotta talk about how we talk about each other.

Recently, someone who I thought was a friend called me out on social media. They didn’t name me directly. (A few people probably guessed.) But they did accuse me of doing something pretty awful. Except…. I didn’t do that shit. I have screenshots. It never happened. 🤷🏽‍♀️…

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In hindsight, I will be forever grateful for that shit, because it’s what brought me into the Catalyst.

If you haven’t watched that Masterclass with Marissa Loewen, start here.

As a result, when my business suddenly imploded a few months later, Marissa was around to hold my hand and help me rebuild.

(Someday, I’ll tell that story in a little more detail.)

And it started with her asking me what I REALLY wanted to do. Like, if I could do anything, what would it be?

I answered without hesitation.

“Well, I’d really like to be a smarter, sexier Joe Rogan.”

And that’s how we got here.

The next few weeks are HUGE not just for the network, but for me.

On Friday, I’ll be hosting what I hope will be the first of many members-only salons. This first one is about Chosen Family.

I did an informal poll on Facebook last week, asking how many folks were no contact with their family of origin.

At the time of writing, I have almost 100 different stories of separation and loss.

And while there is very little about my own family of origin that I still grieve, what I do miss is the idea of a cohesive family.

I feel very grateful to have been adopted into my husband’s family. And at the same time, I wish that I had more of a village, especially for my children.

So for our first collaborative salon, I’ve asked my cohosts to talk about their own chosen families, and how they’ve created them.

The panel discussion will be live-streamed in all of the usual places.

The real magic happens after, in the member’s only salon.

It’s a small group of 20 people, hanging out in a room with purple shag carpet and cats. (It is MY room, after all.)

It’s first come first serve, but all levels of paid subscribers are welcome.

I hope to see you there.

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Let’s talk about it.

One of my biggest complaints about online business is the way that it is so often represented as a rags-to-riches story.

I have been in the internet business space for over a decade in some capacity. In that time, I have coached, freelanced, ghostwritten, consulted, and done a lot of things to pay my bills.

At the end of last year, I decided I was done with that.

I needed to make a change.

Now, it's incredibly important to acknowledge that I live with two other full-time wage earners, both of whom have been completely supportive of this venture. When I said, "I'm tired of the freelance thing, I really want to build something significant," they both said, "Okay then, you should do that." And that kind of support has been absolutely instrumental to being able to do what we have done this year.

When I talk about profit, that's after all of my expenses, and it does not include an owner's draw.

I have made little bits of cash personally with an occasional coaching or consulting gig that I have fit in and around the Network.

However, building the NMN this year was the majority of my work time. I wanted to build something sustainable, something that was rooted in work the way that I would like to see work done. And when you're creating something that has not been built before, when you are building systems that don't exist, it can take a while for people to realize or recognize what they're looking at.

To be honest, it can take a while for you to explain what it is you're even building.

The clarity and language around what the NMN even is has taken me most of the year to get to. And that too is priceless. What I've been able to build this year with the full support of not just my family, but my support network and team and people who have my back, has allowed me to re-articulate the way I want to make money going forward.

In 2024, we’re being even more deliberate with the ways the Network is an ecosystem.

It's something that you can come into in a million different places and interact with on a bunch of different levels. Want to experience the content? It’s free everywhere. Want access to the community? You can get a monthly or yearly subscription. Want to teach a masterclass? You can do that. Want to be a part of our staff long-term? You can do that.

And so, we're building a network, a community, something that exists beyond me.

And that takes a little while to build.

Do I think 2024 is going to be more profitable? Yes, I do.

Am I also going to be putting the majority of the income it creates back into the business? Yes, I am.

Listen, these are things we don't often discuss when it comes to building businesses.

And I want to be very clear: if you want to sell services, freelance, or be your own boss, there's nothing wrong with that. I don't want to diminish the personal power those endeavors can have for you.

However, if you're building a business to affect people on a collective level, it needs to exist without you.

To achieve that, you must build from the beginning as if you're going to sell your business.

If you can't sell it, it's not a business—it's a gig. Again, there's nothing wrong with that, but it's important to choose, because building a business is fundamentally different than building a lifestyle.

The sooner we separate these two concepts in our discussions, the better off we'll be, especially for neurodivergent individuals.

You don't have the time, energy, or capacity to waste on building a business if that's not what you want.

You also don't have the time, energy, or capacity to spend on client drudgery if building a business is your dream.

Understand the difference and get the right support for whichever path you choose.

Personally, I adore The Catalyst if you're building a business, as the support offered in the workrooms is unparalleled. Currently, it's available on a monthly enrollment plan, which is rare.

If you're a freelancer, I encourage you to check out Solo School, which teaches you how to build a sustainable business based on client services, not something you'll sell in five years.

But whichever path you take, it’s time to choose.

The choice we made at the NMN was to build a business that was ultimately sellable. To do that, I had to do much of the work myself, make very little money, and reinvest almost everything back into the business. I believe this will yield incredible results not just for me, but for the network in the future.

That's what I'm building it for.

Just know the difference.

Want to support the Network?

Listen, the year isn’t quite over. You can help us increase our profit margin. We’re still offering half-off yearly subscriptions, and honoring 2023 Masterclass pricing.

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Want to know what’s behind the curtain?

A full third of our expenses this year have been tech-related, as I have been trying things out and streamlining my process. And that process always continues, because I’m a tech addict. I’ll try any new piece of software at least twice. (Twice, because I’m usually too early, and they need time to iron out the bugs.)

As of December 2023, the following is our exact process and tool set.

And, I make this work in about three hours of work per recording, without assistance—half of which is on camera.

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This year has been incredible.

What we’ve started creating together is something that I hope will outlive me.

And we are building so many incredible things for the coming year that we’re going to need a better way to talk about it.

Thus, a newsletter.

Since it’s still mostly me running this whole shindig, anything more than weekly is unlikely to happen, and even weekly is a little bit of pressure for my inconsistent neurodivergent self.

Still, my word for 2024 is structure. This year, I built the foundation. Next year, we’re reaching for the stars.

With Substack’s video updates making masterclasses even more accessible, it frees up extra room to build in new features and more opportunities to build this community.

In my wildest dreams, I never would have imagined how much this past year would change me.

Because y’all. I am a terrible content creator. 🤷🏽‍♀️ When it comes to my own stuff, I struggle with deadlines, indecision, and a whole lot of imposter syndrome. This is STILL true.

But when it’s a conversation with YOU, well, then it’s not a problem.

The NMN produced over 100 episodes in 2023.

Over 100 hours of some of the most deeply meaningful conversations I have ever had. And the people! The relationships I’ve been able to build while having these conversations has been incredible—you will never be able to get rid of me.

2024 is already shaping up to be even more fabulous.

Some of the masterclasses I have in the works include:

✨ Neurodivergent health and wellness

✨ Internal Family Systems

✨ Household management

✨ Two new parenting resources

✨ Brand design and copywriting

✨ Several new resources on lifestyle design

✨ And making work work for you

✨ Relationships while neurodiverse

✨ Neurodivergent Pagan 101

✨ Spiritual Archaeology

✨ Niche specific business content

We’ll also be wrapping up this year’s masterclasses on Networking, Storytelling, Rewiring Your Nervous System, Money Mastery, the Wheel of the Year, and a few more surprises that are coming soon.

Plus, a bunch of new resources featuring YOU. We’re going to be talking about everything from diagnosis, to parenting, to lifestyle design.

And all of it will be distributed, decentralized media.

Would you like to be a part of our next cohort of masterclasses?

The foundation of what we built this year is already starting to see incredible results.

That’s because in just 90 minutes every other week, we create a piece of pillar content that you can break up into dozens of pieces of micro-content. At the end, you'll be able to package up all of your masterclass episodes into a one-off course, or even a book. All of the material is yours and belongs to you. You can edit me out entirely if you want to, and offer this on your website independently of me. The point is to build an asset that will work for you for years to come.

But you also get to be a part of something incredible.

Something built with sustainability in mind.

Sometimes mastery takes time.

Sometimes, real genius requires other people.

I want your best work, and I want you to build something you'll be proud of. And if you've been struggling to start your YouTube channel or make daily content, you are far from alone. That's why we do this together.

I give you the foundation you need to get started, and you give my network some of the very best pieces of you. It feels like a fair trade. Plus, you'll find in the process that we'll get things out of you that you didn't even know were there.

So, here’s how this works.

First, you and I take a look at the content you are already creating (or not) and figure out how a masterclass will work best in your ecosystem. (Payment plans are available.)

Together, we build something that showcases the very best of your teaching, distilled into roughly 4-10 episodes, of about 60 minutes each.

Then, we decide on format, cohosts, and get you on the calendar.

(Want to do it all in person, over the weekend? We can talk about that, too.)

Once we record, we take all that goodness, run it through all our fabulous tools, and a day or so later, you get your content package.

We’ve got snippets and quotables a plenty. We’ve got summaries and transcripts galore. You want short-form videos? I got at least twenty.

And don’t worry. No big deal. There’s lots more.

You can also have us do all the uploading and scheduling FOR YOU. Quarterly plans available.

This work isn’t just about creating your content.

It’s about reshaping your entire relationship with work.

Remember, mastery takes time.

And it’s okay if you need to reschedule. Or if we spend our entire recording block diving down a related, but tangential rabbit hole that we don’t record. Because mastery is never urgent.

So when you sign up to teach a class with the NMN, you’re not just getting the assets (although those are amazing).

You’re also building a new kind of community.

One designed with accessibility first and foremost.

You’ll get access to your fellow instructors, with private panel discussions and a group chat.

You’ll also get access to the Network itself, with networking events and meet and greets for your students.

Because decentralized media is also about ACCESS.

And we all rise, together.

If this sounds like something you want to be a part of, let’s talk.

We're already filling the calendar for Q2 and Q3. I only have a few masterclasses still available for Q1.

Cheese Week Special

Reach out before January 3, and you’ll get 2023 pricing. We can figure out what your masterclass looks like, and then when you're ready, we'll fit you into the roster in 2024. Learn more about hosting a masterclass here.

In five years, you’ll get to say you were there for the beginning of something special.

I would love for you to be a part of that.

Not ready to host a masterclass yet?

You can still support our mission with a paid subscription. Paid subscribers get access to private classes, resource guides, and tools, PLUS private networking events and meet and greets with the cohosts starting in 2024.

Yearly subscriptions are 50% off until the end of the year!

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A friend called it “The Briar Experience.”

Yes, obviously I bought the domain name. 😜

The most important thing to me is that when you are in my spaces, you feel comfortable enough to share those parts of yourself that you’ve hidden until now. There’s no such thing as safety, and frankly, bravery is highly overrated. No, I’m here for nothing less than your joy.

Because I’m quite sure you don’t have enough of it.

I don’t think anyone does.

Like, how can you, in this postmodernist hellscape? That’s because, in almost every case, you aren’t the problem, it’s the world we’ve been given. And the only thing you can do is reject that reality entirely.

Make a different choice.

For you, and for the people you love.

And, listen, I am aware of how privileged this position is, and not everyone gets to choose. But if none of us choose, then the decision will be taken away from us entirely. It slips away a little bit more, every single day.

And I am telling you now—I’ve chosen joy.

The fact that you are here tells me that you’re choosing joy, too.

So we’re leaning into that choice in 2024. I’ll be bringing you a whack of new content (that’s an official measurement) from teachers who are masters of their craft, on topics that will delight you. I promise it’ll be the most fun you’ve ever had learning.

Next year, we’re going all in on the NMN.

We’re booking dozens of new masterclasses and workshops.

We’re creating decentralized media. That means that all your assets belong to YOU, not us. Because this way, everyone benefits.

Here’s how it works.

➡️ The Network itself hosts everything on distributed media platforms—if it streams there, we’re broadcasting there, live.

➡️ Then, we use that original content to spin out a bunch of different kinds of other content. SEO-optimized blogs, transcripts, social media posts, images, shortform videos, all the way to a podcast episode.

➡️ We also tell you exactly how and where to use all that content, to maximize your output.

➡️ And the best part??? It takes you almost no time to do this.

That’s because we’ve built a system that is optimized for sharing your joy.

I win, because I get to talk about all of the absolutely incredible things my friends are doing.

And you win, because you get a COMPLETE CONTENT SYSTEM. The more we create together, the more you have to use for your own purposes. Complete masterclasses have gone on to become evergreen courses, private podcasts, even a book.

All while building impeccable relationships.

AND selling the hell out of your product or service.

I can’t think of anything more joyful.

So here’s how we’re making that accessible for you, at this joyous time of year. The time of year when I start using all of those pretty new 2024 planners that I purchased, obviously. I don’t know what time of year you were thinking.

✨ The first 10 people to sign up get to host a 60-minute workshop on the Network. We’ll talk about whatever you want, and give you all the promotional assets. This is amazing for a launch. Normally $1.5k.

✨ The first 20 people to sign up get a 30-minute content audit. We’ll look at what you’re currently producing, and then I’ll walk you through the systems you’re missing that will help your content create valuable relationships (people who really want to pay you money). Normally priced at $2k.

✨ The first 30 people to sign up get free ad placement on the Network. You’ll get 4 30-second ads, preroll or endroll, read live by one of our hosts. Currently $1k.

✨ The first 50 people to sign up get access to all the materials from Not Another Business Conference. All the classes (audio, video, transcripts) + the prettiest workbook I’ve ever seen. A value of $47.

✨ Plus, you get a full year of access to the NMN, a $300 value.

EVERYTHING we know about media has changed in the last ten years.

And we’re just getting started.

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