I've had 500+ sales calls in the last few months.
90% of founders struggle to explain their website needs clearly.
Here's the ultimate website discovery template:
(it'll save you hours)
This is Zig Ziglar.
The man Tony Robbins worshipped like a god.
He taught Tony a philosophy that made him one of the wealthiest humans alive...
Here's the philosophy:
People don't have short attention spans:
• They binge 14-hour Netflix shows.
• They finish 3-hour Joe Rogan episodes.
They have short consideration spans. They must be hooked quickly.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to write a hero section that hooks your visitors.
Landing pages are getting too complex.
But, humans have an 8-second attention span.
Here’s my secret recipe for a high-converting landing page (in 6 easy steps):
Your fancy website design is killing your conversions!
The main goal? Visitors → Customers
But most sites let complex designs destroy this.
Here are 9 modern design trends for MAX conversions:
Time magnifies the margin between success & failure. It multiplies whatever you feed it.
Good habits make time your ally, bad habits make it your enemy.
Habits are a double-edged sword. Bad habits will cut you down just as good habits will build you up.
Just started reading Atomic Habits @JamesClear.
Chapter 1 covers the power of compounding habits over time. I first read about this concept in The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson.
Success is often found in completing the things that are just as easy not to do as they are to do.
Outcomes are a lagging measure of your habits. You get what you repeat.
If you want to predict where you'll end up in life, follow the curve of tiny gains or tiny losses & see how your daily choices will compound 10-20 years down the line.
@TheJackForge I am almost always in one. Being ADHD, it's a way for me to close out the noise from the outside world. I also find that sleeping in a hoodie with the hood up helps me to sleep better because it helps to block everything out.
@CyberJojo9 @TheJackForge@aprilmillerlite@natmiletic +1 for the WordPress for client work. You'll lose your tail doing HTML, CSS, & JS unless you're working with high-end clientele who are willing to pay for custom dev work but in my experience that is rare.