Darin Persinger shares his journey of rediscovering his fitness goals and breaking free from limiting beliefs, inspired by Dolph Lundgren's impressive physique at 55.

He encourages readers to remove excuses, define their desired results, find role models to emulate, and stay consistent in pursuit of their goals.

Feeding your business daily means consistently nurturing and engaging with your database to ensure a steady flow of leads and sales.

Just like Pearl the French Bulldog needs daily attention and care, your database requires regular feeding to thrive and grow your business effectively. Stay focused, be consistent, and prioritize nurturing your relationships with your contacts for long-term success.

In today's nugget, I discuss the importance of moving from knowing to doing to mastery, highlighting the significance of hands-on experience in areas like Email Marketing and the wisdom that comes only from practical application.

Hey! Overheard a convo on the train about Realtors not working as hard as they used to. It got me thinking - valuable feedback! Let's discuss how to change this perception.

Learn the importance of good copywriting in today's business world and how it can influence and persuade people effectively.

Make sure you have a basic understanding of copywriting to avoid making costly mistakes in your marketing efforts.

Having a habit of always solving urgent problems can lead to a lack of time and money, but it's a habit that can be broken with a mindset shift and changing what you prioritize.

Tax Day can bring three pains: not meeting goals, writing big checks, and struggling to pay; seek help for financial guidance and growth.

Learn from Game of Thrones: storytelling depth matters. Dive deep into your content to engage your audience fully and stand out in marketing.

Join my workshop "The Quest" for effective storytelling that entertains, informs, and boosts your business.

Reflect on what January you would say to April you about your progress on your goals, projects, and overall growth, and consider what adjustments you might need to make to stay on track for the rest of the year.

Remember to start with agreement, not argument, when trying to influence others in business.

Success is built on what you did yesterday, last week, and consistently over time, not just on future plans or aspirations.