All right. Can everyone mute please? Are you guys mute Carol, if you don't mind. I think you have the ability to mute people. I'll have you help me with that. And okay, so. Dustin, you're muted. You mute me out. Geez. I get it. I see where I stand here. So, hey guys, Dustin here. If we haven't met already, I'm going to approve it for a bit. I've been with proof is some almost for seven years. In two days, it'll be seven years. I bought my first pack. So. We're going to be doing this weekly huddles for a while. I, as you know me, I tend not to do things the same day forever. I tend to always change things up. I think it's my personality, but. This is our second week of doing this time. And we have a special guest on tonight that I don't know today that I'm super excited about. I can't wait to introduce you to her.  And we're going to talk about attraction today and how to attract better. But before we do that, I want to just touch briefly on. On this call. So this call is not to replace anybody else's team calls. This is called just an added bonus that you get the chance to listen into it and hopefully girl from here from different people, different voices. So we're going to focus primarily on attraction. We're going to focus primarily on attraction. We're going to focus primarily on the perspectives of the same information. The ultimate goal is for us to improve and become the best we can become. And whatever that may look like for every one of us in, you know, in, in our own journey in this. Next week, I'm thinking about doing a colors training. I'll talk about that a little bit at the end, what that might look like. And I have to execute it, which is another, another step to this, but this week we're going to, we're going to talk about ace attraction, but before we start, I want to do this. And this is going to be like a ritual I want to do. And Kate Higdon, they won't let her in. She just can't get in. But I want to, I want to do this ritual every week. And if I forget, I want somebody to stop me in the middle of whatever I'm saying and do this. But in the chat below, and this is important, if you're driving, don't do this, be safe, just think about it. But what was one win that you had this week? Or the last seven days, what's a win that you had? And I'm going to say mine verbally, but I want you to type one in the chat. And this could be a win in the business. You've got a customer, you got a promoter. This could be, you got a customer to buy food. For me, my big win this week was I took yesterday off from exercise. I am a very competitive person. I'm doing this 28 day challenge and I've pushed myself to, I always push, push, push. That's my personality type. Cameron Maltz and I were talking about this just the other day. And I'm trying to work on my intergame. I'm trying to look at what do I want my life to become. And I know that if I, if I, if I exercise every day and my body's telling me to stop, but my, my mind's telling me to keep pushing through that I'm going to eventually break down. So yesterday I was supposed to go to the gym. I had it all blocked out in my calendar block. And I said, I looked at my, my, my or rings telling me to slow down, my body's telling me to slow down. And I decided not to work out. Now that was not easy. I literally, it was, I obsessed about it for about six hours. I should just still go. I, you know, I'm, I'm, am I quitting? Am I giving in? Am I giving up? But the reality was the best thing that could have, I could have done was actually rested for a few hours. Get, I went to bed early last night. I woke up. I feel way better today. I feel way more motivated to go to the gym. I'm probably going to get a way better workout. And ultimately that was a good thing for me. So that was my win for this week was I actually took more time. And I paused. I rested. Now this is my personality, something I need to do. But in the chat, I want everybody to go on there and just put down one, one of their win. And I want everybody that can go in and just read these for a second. I want you just to read these. I got new, from a new promoter coming. Awesome. I was out of town, three new customers watching me from ACE company. This is good. New promoter, new promoter stepped out of my comfort zone. Awesome. What did that look like? I'm just curious. But in there. Stay consistent on my health journey. Samantha said, so I want you to remember though, when we have a win, a win should matter a lot. That's why the colors training I think is going to be important. It's not just about, remember proven is about pursuing the best version of yourself. It's about us getting better. Cameron Moss and I were talking the other day. It's like we don't really have a lot of space in our life to work harder. And Mitch said the other day on Monday's huddle call.  So sometimes a win is reflecting back and saying, and just being grateful for something that you are taking for granted. Our wins can come in a lot of ways. So I want you guys to keep in mind that it's not just about a sheer number of building a business, not just sheer how many people I recruit. A lot of you are here for different reasons. And I want you to honor the reason you're here for. So with that, before I introduce Amanda, which I'm coming in just a second. In the chat. Oh, let's, let's do this. I'll do this a different time. I'm actually not going to do this today, but I want you to start thinking about over the next week or two. I want you to start thinking about. About why you really joined prove it. What, what, what improved it? Do you need the most? Do you need a community? Do you need health? Do you need money? Do you need a community? I also then I want you to think, what do you want the most? I'm going to say this again. What do you need the most? And what do you want the most? Some people legitimately just don't have great people in their life. They are uplifting and positive. If that makes sense. Or they're there and you're in such a negative mindset that all you see is negativity in them, even though they actually maybe are uplifted into positive. Little, little hint in that one. But some people come in and they need community. And they feel like they need money. And sometimes they're getting incongruencies to their results or their expectations aren't being met. Right. Some people need to lose weight for the product. But the reality is, is they, what they really need is to get healthy. If they get healthy, they'll lose the weight. And if they focus on sometimes the wrong thing, what happens is you feel like you're failing, even though you're having great success. So I want everybody just to put that in their brain. Cause we're going to talk about this more and more as we're going along the way. And Mitch and I were talking yesterday, we think this is really important because more people, there's nobody I'll ever meet that basically says, I have all the money I want. Almost everybody would want more of it. Some people it is the most important thing in the moment of their life. Right now it's the most important thing for maybe until they solve that problem, they pay that bill. Right. Kate Higdon, she needed to get her house back. That at the moment was the most important. She was not healthy either. So once that she got that finalized, now she's been on the health journey for five years. Right. Getting her health more under control and understanding that better. So keep in mind that. That can change and shift from time to time. So I want everybody to think about that. And then last question I have before I introduce this amazing young lady is who would love to, to maybe dive into the five love languages. But I don't know if this is going to happen or not. I have, I know a guy, Dana, I know a guy that actually is pretty good at this concept. And maybe he could do a little zoom for us on the five love languages. So if you guys would like that. I got to, I got to, I got to see if he would do it.  But I think it'd be really cool to do that. I'm actually going through that right now. My, this year for me, my biggest goal, my number one goal, I'm being honest, y'all, I'm here to build a business.  They're awesome. They're big. They're bold. They're brash. And I just, I'm excited cause it's all coming. And I, and I already know it. My number one goal this year is to improve your relationship with my wife. Bar none. Cause at the end of the day when I'm 65. And I'm an old or 85 and 95 and 105. I want to be the old couple on the dance floor dancing and, and having fun with the smile on my face. So I say this, and that's just something I want to bring there. To this and by me speaking and out loud, it makes me more ingrained to, to bring it to you guys. If you guys would like that. So all right. I'm going to introduce somebody to you. She's going to introduce herself just a little bit too, but we have this concept called ace attract, connect and roll. When people think about prove it, how do I build the business? It is this. Now there's a lot of nuances along building, prove it. You know, there's bonuses and there's BV to the packs and all this other things, but without ace attract, connect and roll, none of those other things will ever really matter. So the young lady I want to introduce you has been on the top of my leaderboard. When I look at my team leaderboard constantly, literally every month, I think for the last seven, eight, nine months. I don't know exactly how far back. And she's bringing in customers and promoters like it's going on a style. And it's been fun watching her go. And I think it's been fun. I think it's been fun. I think it's been fun. I think it's been fun. I think it's been fun. I think it's been fun. It's been fun watching her go through this journey and watching her grow has become a leader, but I want to take you guys back. And if you guys would like to enroll more people into prove it, let me, let me rephrase that. If you'd like to attract more people into your life that are, that are looking for better. And if you'd like to have more customers and build a bigger foundation of a business, I want you to put a one in the chat. And I'm going to introduce Amanda. I'm going to do an interview with her. So she's not just going to rip and talk. I'm going to interview her because I think this is going to be really important for a lot of you guys to hear. So she is somebody that shows up. She's from what I went since I've gotten to really know her. She's been super dedicated to this journey. And she's been working with somebody that I respect at a highest level camera moss. She's been working very close with her.  And it's cool to watch that unfold. But also the one thing I appreciate about the most about Amanda is that she is really good at keeping it simple. By not confusing the simplicity of what we do. And I want to bring her on. I'm going to have her do her 20 second story about herself. Because that's all she goes, this is me in 20 seconds. Bang. But I want you to listen to these next 20 seconds. Because what she's going to say is probably the, the number one reason she's having the greatest success in this right now. Okay. Amanda, say hi to everybody. Hey, hey, I love how you threw the 20 seconds out there because literally that's all it is. My name's Amanda. For those of you that don't know me. I am a survivor of domestic violence, sexual assault and drug addiction. I am a mom to three teenagers. And plus my husband is a teenager himself. So my house is super crazy. Oh, I love it. Awesome.  Cause it does matter to me. Is he 19? I know he's 42, but he does not even act 19. Let's put it at like 16. So he's right there with my kids. So he's a good man is what I'm hearing. He's a good man. Yeah. Okay. Let me ask you this question, Amanda. How long, really quick. And this is the reason why I set up the zoom this way. And if you're just jumping on now, go back and watch the recording. Watch the first five, 10 minutes of this. It matters. How many customers did you sign up last month? And how many promoters? Oh gosh, I knew to look at my numbers before I got on here with you. And that was definitely on my bucket list last month. I think I was somewhere at 120 customers in about seven or eight promoters. Awesome. Congratulations for that.   Y'all, I've never come close. I don't think honestly, I don't think I've ever had more, maybe the first month I maybe signed up more than 20 people. I don't think I've ever signed up more than 20 people. Ever in one month. Ever. Now I hit multiplier every month. But I don't send them. I'm just being honest with you guys. Like, so when I hear 120, whatever, I'm just like, but I want to say this because there's something that's going to follow up on this. And I want you to remember her story. Jen, man, I know you jumped on. I knew you just heard the story right there at the beginning, which is important. Also, I want you to remember something she's going to say in a second year. Amanda, how long have you been drinking ketones and promoting ketones? So I've actually been drinking and sharing ketones for three years, but basically for the first year and a half, I just did whatever.  Like I am worthy of this. I am capable of all things. Like I am going to do this. So it's really only been, even though I've been drinking and sharing them for three years, it's only been the last year and a half that I've really, you know, decided to take this into a business. And say consistent with it and just continue to show up. Awesome. So let me ask you a question back three years ago. When you started, what did you, what did it look like when you were sharing the, what did that look like? If you could paint a picture for me. How often did you talk to people? Was it, was it trying to do it on social media? What, what are you trying to do? So three years ago, it was messy. Even till this day, it was still messy. And the more that I showed up in the more that, you know, I put, you know, but like what did, what did messy look like?  Were you trying to talk to your, no, I started with my warm market. And I started locally here in town. I live in a small little cow town called Ogachobee, Florida. We probably have like maybe five or six red lights. And I started with my wife. And we probably have like maybe five or six red lights. And I started with my warm market and I started with the police department coming from addiction and all that stuff. I wanted them to be able to see me for the person that I am today. So as I hit our, our sheriff's department local here in town, and I had like cop cars coming in and out of my driveway. It looked like I was just this drug dealer, but I wanted to be able to get the ketones into their hands. So that's where I started. Once I was able to take over the sheriff's department, getting all law enforcement to be able to drink ketones. I just moved on to the next. Okay. So did you do anything online at that time? I did. It was a hit or miss. I would just like throw some random posts together. And I didn't have any intentions behind my post. And if they come to me, they came to me if they did it, they did it. Okay, cool. So it just, you took it casually. Let's, let's say. I did. Without a, without a specific plan. Now I want to be clear here.  Yes. And. You decided to go to the police.  They know you for other reasons. I'm just here. Pretty much knew me because I lived in and out of jail. That was my, basically my second address. Cause I was in and out of jail. So a lot of people, knew me from that, but a lot of them just knew me because. Oh, Kachobi is just so small that. You know, everybody.  I'm just telling you small towns are great for this. If you are ready for it. Small towns are great for this. If you were ready for it. I want to write down a couple things that she said. First thing she said, she decided. When she started, she started, I'm trying this thing. I decided I'm going to do it and stay consistent. I decided I'm going to do it and stay consistent. Okay, that word decide is often the most powerful word that I think people will ever have in the transitions of their life. There was a day Bonnie decided she was going to do this.  Derek decided when he was gonna do it. Everything changed when that decide happens. Now we say the word decide. There's something that's a shift inside of you when you say that word decide. You might get off the screen, I'm gonna decide I'm gonna build this business. But if it doesn't shift with your energy then unfortunately you'll have to decide again. So the other thing I want you to note is that she didn't hide from her past. She didn't cover up who she really was. Now that's a benefit in a small town she couldn't.  And I have this, we call that an imposter syndrome.  And what happens is that you lose relatability. So I want you to write these words down. Give up credibility for relatability and you can build an empire. If you give up credibility, credibility means that I look perfect all the time. Credibility means that I'm like, you guys I got caught into this.   They don't see my struggles. They don't see my obstacles along the way. So therefore I'm not relatable. And that non-relatability makes it tough. People don't feel comfortable talking to people that are not that relatable to them. Now you might say to yourself, I am relatable. You may be the most relatable person I know but you have this perception out in the world that people can't feel comfortable coming to you. This has been my journey. This is a big, this is me. So I love that about Amanda. The last thing I want you to write down in Amanda, tell your 20 second story one more time. I am a survivor of domestic violence, sexual assault and drug addiction.  Awesome. So I'm gonna have you add to this when you tell your story, especially around the Pruvitt community add the fact that, yeah, you know what? I dabbled with Pruvitt for three years ago for almost a year and a half.  I decided I was gonna make this bigger than, I decided that I was gonna be great at something or great at this. Add that to your story. That's just a little side note. A lot will change in your life. A lot will change with that adding to your story. But the one thing I want you guys to know is I can't come off the topic right now. When she told her story, she didn't live in the past. She recognized her past. She did it with good emotion. She didn't live there. She didn't dive into the domestic dispute. She didn't pull her audience deep into that. Now, if I got into a one-on-one conversation, if she was sitting with a mom, one-on-one conversation that's been through some stuff, she might get a little deeper with that person. She might sit down and have an emotional conversation about where that person's at as she's coming forward. But that's another thing I wanted to give you, if you've had a drug addiction challenge, anybody had a challenge in their life here?  This is the important part, not what you post. I promise you, that all comes along the way. If you've had an obstacle in your life and sometimes we can stay there, we can play that victim role long time, we stay in, we talk more about the problem that we've had in the past instead about where we wanna go. We use that as a way to relate. You know, yeah, I used to be an addict. You were? I have a good friend of mine on here. She's had some challenges with addiction in the past, but she'd rather hide it from everybody.  The other one, that's what explodes. But she's like, I don't even like cats. Like there's an incongruence to her social media in her. And what's funny is when she told me this, I'm like, this is your best gift. Show people who you were and look at who you've become. Show them the journey along the way. So I say this because this is a time right now, I want you to write down what are two or three obstacles that you've had. And listen, you don't have to have Carrie, if Carrie's on here, I don't know if she is. She's like, doesn't my life is awesome. She goes, I have a great, great life. Good, take that too. You know, life has been really blessed to me. I didn't realize I was looking for more until this fell in my lap. It's okay to say that side too, but let people know where you were at and where you're going. What's that journey look like? And it matters more than people can realize.   I'm not saying don't put yourself together. What I'm saying is that you care more about what everybody's gonna think of you than what your message is going to be. Does that make sense? So when you say that to yourself, was it earlier, Jeff, did you have your shirt off earlier? I did, sir. Okay, okay, listen, Jeff, how much do you weigh? 339 pounds.  He doesn't care about what you think. Does that make sense? You meet this guy. He cares about you. He's awesome. He's got the big heart and he's pursuing his best version. My point of that is that he's willing to share more about some things going on and be more relatable because he's willing to be himself. That was something, Jeff, I have to practice. I'm like, I'm a fitness guy and I don't always look fit, you know?  So you guys, this is not just you, this is me too. So I wanna be clear there that this all matters, okay? And those are some good metrics for you all.  That's cool. My point is, is that to me is an indicator that he's willing to be relatable and vulnerable. And ultimately he will have more success in growing this business because people can go, dang, if that guy's willing to do this, I can do this versus, you know what? She always looks so damn pretty online. I could never be her. She looks so good. Now at the same time, if Amanda goes and does a live every day and she looks like she literally just woke up and she's got a cigarette hanging out of her mouth and she looks half hungover, at the same time you're projecting a different image of who you maybe you're trying to attract. Or how about this one? You ever get the person online that's crying and telling their sob story all the time? They're attracting, I'm not against doing that. It's just you're also gonna be attracting that type of person. So there's an awareness here, but these are good little awarenesses for you to recognize where are you truly at? And I want you to write down, you don't have to put this in the chat.  Now I want you to be honest with yourself. And I'm not telling you to look like you just got out of bed every day you do a video, but I do want you to be aware that as that number gets lower, as that number gets lower to below a five, let's say, hopefully, do you think Michael Rutherford ever cares what he looks like, what people think of how he looks? Never. Who's the number one income earner in company? Him? There's a secret in there. And I want you to know if that's what you need to work on, it factor. That's a bigger obstacle and I'm dealing with all Amanda's thunder. So let's get to the good stuff. There's a video that she had me shoot. I don't know if her or Alex. Let's get to the good stuff. I got a lot of views from that one. Anyway, Amanda. Okay, so three years in a year and a half you just dabbled and prove it. Last year and a half you went after it. What's happened the first, when you decided, did you choose a platform to go after? Did you decide, how did you decide that you're going to share the problem? I did. So we actually did a TikTok bootcamp with a couple of the team members and Sam was like so good at it. Well, our first video that she gave us was the hardest video ever. I think I wanted to like bang my head against the wall probably about six different times, but I did it. I did it. And after I did that one hard video I just took it and I ran with it. And I stayed consistent in doing the little bootcamp that we were all doing together. So once I was able to niche down on TikTok I started building my Facebook. And then out of nowhere, I don't even know what happened. My Facebook turned into this creator portal and I just started doing it messy. So I started taking my videos from TikTok without removing the watermark and just posting it onto my Facebook to be able to put my content on two different platforms. So the more that I started to learn Facebook and the more that I sat back and I watched what was working I started to just implement and do it better and just do it better and just do it better. But at first, no, it was messy as heck. All right, let me ask this question. When you first decided to build this as a business did you get 120 customers right away? No, absolutely not. If you were to tell... How many, like, did you get, did you just, did it happen fast? Like when you decided did it happen crazy fast? Like, give me some numbers if you know more. We kind of, I kind of eased into it. I started off with probably about 18 to 25 customers and that's where I held it for a couple of months. But once I just decided to really, truly do it and decide is my word for the month. So that's why I keep saying it a lot because I want my brain to remember it. But once I really just decided to do it, it just took off. I went from 20 customers to 50 customers. And then I was like, well, if I can get a customer a day I can challenge myself to get two customers a day. So I run better off challenges personally. That's how I know my brain works. So I started challenging myself to two customers a day. Once I got two customers in the day, I was like, well, hot dang, I could do three customers a day. So it just kept growing. How about this guys? I decided to get a customer a month and then I get one, I can get two for a customer a week. So I want you to be aware that the numbers shouldn't be, there's a recipe in here. And the recipe is that she's setting marks moving forward. Setting marks moving forward. Now she's shifting towards bringing up promoters which we're not gonna dive into as much on today. But it's really about the concept of attraction.  What's going on? I'm gonna get to that in a second. But I'm gonna be clear that that's important but it's not the most important part of what's been said so far. Relatability, transparency, okay? Now you also decided that you're gonna commit. Now, you're using social media primarily now as your attraction tool. Are you doing it solely on TikTok, solely on Facebook? Is it across the board? Where are most of your attraction coming from? Where does most of your effort go to? It's across the board. So I- Is it always that way or is it been more visit? No, it started on TikTok and then it moved from TikTok to Facebook. So I really just truly use the same content that I'm posting on TikTok. I now remove the watermark and post it to my Facebook but a lot of my attraction comes from Facebook. How many people have already jumped off the Facebook bandwagon? Facebook is where I'm actually getting the most attraction now too. No matter what you look at, I'm not against TikTok. I'm not against Instagram. I actually love Instagram the best personally, the interaction of it all, how it works for my style. But Facebook still wins. It still has the most people on it just from a sheer numbers perspective but it doesn't mean you don't get in the other games. I want you to listen to something here. She focused on one thing. So how many of you are jumping from nine platforms to nine platforms? Raise of hands, give me some jazz hands. How many people are on all the platforms? And be honest, do you feel like you're becoming a pro at any one of them or do you feel like you're kind of half-ass at them? I want you to be honest. So, Amanda, as you got good at TikTok, did it feel easier to get good at Facebook? Absolutely. Cool. Now I watched a video the other day and I want to know your honest opinion of this. And on TikTok it said, TikTok knows how much time you spend on the platform. It knows what you're doing. It's, if you don't commit the time to it, if you don't commit the time to it, they're not going to show your content as much. Did you see that video? I don't think you maybe saw that video. So he's like, you need to be doing lives for, you need two hours of really good information. You need to spend time on the platform basically. And he was suggesting two hours. Do you believe that to be true that you need to, if you're going to be good at that platform that you need to give to the platforms, you need to play the game of the platform. Does that make sense? That makes perfect sense. And I think that that's absolutely, in my opinion, a crock. I literally probably give myself five minutes every single morning to go through the TikTok newsfeed and not get lost in the rabbit hole just to find a trending sound. So I give myself that five minutes to find the trending sound to make my TikTok to go ahead and know what I'm going to create for that day. And I don't go back on TikTok. Awesome. So let me ask this question. You do play the TikTok game though, that you played to the rules of TikTok. Yes. Okay. With the trending sounds I played to the rule. Okay. So this is important, y'all. So if you're picking these social media platform, if you're going to make this a business, this is why I'm saying all these things is that the content is actually really simple. There's some nuances that people are missing, which is the transparency, the relatability, but also they're not playing some of the games that the social media, if I used to be like, well, I don't care, I'm going to do it my way because that's what I want to do. And the right people will find me. Unfortunately, Facebook didn't want to show my videos to anybody because I wasn't playing by any of their rules. So on TikTok, let's use this example. And this is similar to Instagram and probably similar to Facebook. They have reels or these short videos are really becoming popular. For now, that's going to change at some point. And they have these things called trending songs or sending sounds. Well, Amanda is playing by the rules of TikTok and she's giving TikTok what it's asking us to give. So is that accurate to say? That is definitely accurate to say. So and another thing that I truly do is every day that I wake up, I have to realign my energy.   I had to bring the energy. So I realign that every single morning. Awesome. I want you to write that down. Now, that's a difference between somebody that's trying to do this as a business and deciding to do this as a business. That she changed her energy. Y'all, this is something that I got to learn from Brian. I've been very blessed that it's been built into me, I think since I was a little kid, maybe from athletics or something, but like when you get ready to go into something, like I'm getting ready to go on a wrestling match, you get that energy up and you go perform. You are performing.  Tony Robbins talks a lot about that. Okay, so let's get to the good stuff. What, when you're attracting people, what's your messages that you may be sending out to people? What does that look like? I guess, let me first you ask them. Who are you attracting? Who's your tribe? Who's your audience? Like who's your target audience? Don't be too general. I want to be kind of specific here, but I'm gonna circle back around because there's gonna be some generalness to this. Okay, so to be honest, I had an awareness, one event in Kentucky while talking to Dustin on attracting my avatar. And at that time I was thinking like, I'm in recovery. I want everybody that's in recovery to join my team. Well, Dustin said something that stung just a little bit. I meant like it stung and truth is, I don't want to be somebody's sponsor. Like I don't want to have to be their sponsor. So I started sharing my story and attracting people that had, that was just like-minded like myself by sharing my story, I was able to build relationships without having to be their sponsor. So when you see your avatar, can you describe your avatar to me please? I can't, happy, goofy, go getters, self starters, yes people, trainable, teachable, coachable, leadable, like fearless. Awesome, all right guys. So remember, she uses in her story to attract her ultimately. Now, let me ask this question. You've attracted those types of people. I see one here sitting right here, Miss Elliot. You're attracting these people, right?  I am. Because people are relating to my story, whether they've gone through it or they haven't gone through it, they probably have a friend or a family member or a sister or something like that, that makes them be able to relate to my story and it helps me to build that relationship with them. Awesome, Corey Calvin and I did a really cool, he's done a few trainings for me. He's a former PepsiCo marketing guru. He's a guy who's brilliant when it comes to marketing. And he goes Gatorade, they have a target. They put a certain, like a target and they goes Gatorade markets to the same story, the same person every time. He goes, but ironically, most of their sales go for people that are not that person. So when you target your market, the more you niche down to where you wanna be and who you're looking for, the more that you do that, you're still gonna attract a lot of people. But what happens is you're finding people that want something from that. Like Gatorade focuses on athletes, right? They focus on athletes, athletes, athletes. Although most people that drink Gatorade are not athletes, but they'd like to be athletic, they'd like to work out more, they'd like to become more fit. And that's what's exciting about you honing this down because now it's, is it easier to talk to you or is it harder to talk to you? It's easier to talk to me.  Is it easier or is it weird because you're like, you're an 80 year old man that has got a knee replacement, just kind of don't know where to go from here. Or is it... It's easier. All right, so I'm gonna do a little, I'm gonna come back, I got more questions for her. Give up credibility for relatability. Where is that, who are you and what are you really, really willing to share the people to the world? Do it with a good energy and decide.  And even on a post, I'm just gonna tell you, I don't know if you guys believe in energy and law of attraction and the world and the universe. It all comes together, I promise you. I'm a big believer in the whole thing. Even when you're doing your post, change your physiology, change your energy. I promise you'll write differently. You'll write the post differently. In some way, it'll come across differently. And then focus on your tribe. If you don't know who that you're writing to, that's where we gotta get back to. How do you figure that out?  Doesn't mean you have to live there and doesn't mean that has to define you, but it does create relatability, especially if you're looking for people that are looking for better. If you are perfect, then you're only looking for perfect people. Well, why would perfect people need to join us? Does that make sense? We're looking for somebody that maybe has something that they're trying to accomplish. They're looking for more, looking for better. So typically people that are looking for better have something that's uncomfortable right now with them. And so I want you to keep that in mind, but I want you to know, if you're trying to figure out who am I, write down what are the five or six things that you love to do? What are three or four things that make you really happy? Write those down. And typically that's kind of who you are. It's pretty straightforward. It's pretty simple.  That's gonna be a journey. It's probably something other than that, just so you know.  And if you have a phone or something you wanna show, you can. Yeah, I do. So first off, I wanna touch on something that you just said. And we're doing this course by Amanda Francis and like it's a big meditation thing. Like the energy is so good. The energy is so clean. And they were talking about yesterday, like if you don't show up, how's somebody gonna find you? Like if you're not showing up on social media on TikTok, on Instagram, on YouTube, on Pinterest, whatever platform it is that you're choosing to do, how is somebody gonna find you? And like I was like, that's so good because when I wasn't sharing my story, guess what, nobody found me. And it doesn't have to be about drug addiction, sexual assault or domestic violence. Like everybody has a story. You just have to find what that story is about you. So that was like really, really good. And that was like a big opening for me. So with every post that I make, I have an intention behind it. So every time I put a post together, I have language that goes with it. So let's say for the post that I did yesterday, I'm kicking off a challenge May 25th, who wants to shed some fat together? I personally do a challenge every single month with a group of people. And I'm constantly adding new people in to this group.  Okay. Awesome. So good, so good, so good. Okay, let me ask you a question. When you started your group, did you have a thousand people in it? No, I still don't have a thousand people in it. How many people were in the group when you started? My first month that I ran it, I think I probably had 15. 15 people, awesome. Okay, and it's grown each month. It's grown each month. Cool, but you started? I started it. And the great thing about it is now my customers are building these relationships together. So I'm just the glue that's kind of holding and introducing them all together and they're building these relationships and helping each other and dropping recipes and everything else. So you created a subcategory, a sub community with improvement, right? And I like to say this is that improvement creates the community. We create the glue to get them to come to be part of the bigger community. And that's what Amanda's doing. But I wanna be clear is that she decided and she said this, I do a challenge every month, which I do a challenge every month myself. I think that's consistency. You might do a challenge every month and you might have one or two people show up. But if you stay consistent and work on some of these skills just like Amanda's done, that will turn into 50, 75, 100, 150, 200 people in your group. That's a personal. And then your customers will start to learn how to share without even trying.  You might talk about your challenge. What's another idea? What's another attraction post that you might do that isn't around sales? Just something simple. I've actually started an entire board that has like post idea with languages. So for instance, like if I'm doing a sales post, who's been wanting to try my magic fat loss juice and wants it cheaper than my pricing raise those hands. So I have language that goes with that post. I also have an opportunity folder. I have...  Now, whether this work, if you didn't have attraction in other ways. No, because I can't just say do you wanna shed fat together and they don't even know who I am as a person. So what's that look like? Because to be honest here, it's funny because it's like, I think that the most important thing of attraction is for people to get to know you. They fall in love with you. They're not falling in love with ketones or proven, right? They're basically, they're relating to you. And therefore when you ask to join them, that's why the sales work so well or the post that's gonna attract. If you're really good, if you're not good at attracting, you're probably not gonna be really good at selling if that makes any sense or sharing our product. So give me a couple ideas of what a post might look like outside of anything around sharing ketones. Oh, that's a good one. I actually just did one yesterday. And basically it talks about 2,036 days ago. My life was ripped away from me. I was in a car accident with my daughter because I relapsed with the needle before. And my daughter was removed from me by DCS when in place with her dad that she had barely known, she had probably met four or five times in her entire life. So basically just introducing them to my rock bottom and letting them know what I've been through. Awesome. Now that was one, if you could just follow Amanda and I encourage people to find people that have either having success or are like you. Amanda sends me a lot of her trends and I'm like, what are trends I could do? They don't, it's funny because like we're different, right? So I'm always like, I feel awkward with some of these trends and I gotta find a way that I can do them to still play the game by TikTok, right? So this is great because she told you a personal story and I wanna be honest, was that pretty, is that pretty hardcore, transparent? You guys, you gotta be honest. It's like that was pretty, did that do well for you Amanda? Did people respond well to that? They did, I think that like got 3.4K likes on it and probably 341 comments and also just showing up from gratitude, like showing up with gratitude to let people know what I'm thankful for and thanking them for supporting me along this journey because really I wouldn't be where I'm at if it wasn't for them. Right, that's so true.  So without those posts, so she showed you the transparency of her journey. Does anybody have a story within them that they maybe haven't shared and that could relate to people? Doesn't mean you live there. Now, Amanda, are all your posts about yourself, about your addiction, about relapses or do you do other things that are more fun personality type things? My husband and I made a TikTok and we put aluminum foil on our teeth. So I took a picture of it. That's because I'm goofy. So I want people to know the recovery side of me, the person that struggled in addiction, the hot mess mom that I truly really am and the goofy side that my husband and I have together. Awesome, awesome. I think one of my biggest things, Dustin, if I could say anything is to, I had to realize that I'm not who I used to be. I'm better and there's so many people out there that are better as well and just need help finding that. That's awesome. Y'all write that down. I'm not who I used to be. If you're on the Zoom with us right now, you're not who you used to be, you're better. First off, be proud of that, celebrate that. Give yourself a little, Kate, give yourself a little pat in the back. Kate and I talk about celebration a lot and know that you're just a chapter ahead of somebody else in their story and you're sharing, you're relating to them with your previous chapter, showing them where you're going, okay?  You got to share, but they're not going to follow you in your chapter if they don't know where you started or they don't have any kind of connection to that, okay? Relating to the audience, relating to people. If you want to get really good at speaking and presenting, that is very important in speaking. I've done it to you guys like nine times already today. But I've been trained to do this. Amanda is learning it through this platform and she's learning it in a big way and everybody on here can learn the same things, okay? Last question, it's not the last question. The second last question. When somebody gets started with Provid and you get them started on, once you attract them, you do a sales video and remember how to sell ketones is the least of, you have to do that. But if that's what you think you need to get good at to have success in Provid, you are going to struggle. What you really need to get good at is the relatability, sharing your journey, sharing who you are, attracting people to you that are looking for better, that the sale of the product will be very simple at that point and it'll be successful at that point. I promise you this, I promise you this. Now, when somebody says, hey, I want to learn more about this magic mama juice, I want to join your challenge, what options do you give them? How do you connect them to something in the community? I want to tell you on the last part that you're just talking about too about the attraction is be vulnerable. Like don't be scared to be vulnerable. Like allow others to get to know you, allow them to know the good times, the bad times and the great times. Like do not be scared to be vulnerable with your situation. Like step out of that comfort zone and step into the greatness because that's where it's truly at.  I tell them that I recommend that they start with a challenge kit in a box of electrolytes and I can throw a cart together for them. Awesome. So you keep it really simple. Super simple. Less options. Cool. So I want to reiterate this. One of the things that we got to keep in mind and I'm not going to, I can go for hours on this one and I'm not going to and I'm not going to bring it up camera and I promise I'll keep it quiet. When you're getting people started, less is more. Hey, we have a new flavor. If they're brand new, no, we don't have a new flavor. If they're brand new, they get the new flavor, which is in the challenge kit. That's their new flavor. You give them one option, two at the most. And that's the good, better, best bundle. Pick one or two of those options that you go with. Funny thing is that she might sell the good bundles and she just says, hey, I got a box of ketones and electrolytes. I sell primarily all best bundles. I don't give them the other options. I only talk about the one. If they down sell, they go down. That's just my approach. That's her approach. You get to choose your audience on that, but you couldn't pay me to tell any new person about keto kick, about keto up. MCT 143, it doesn't even come out of my mouth. You couldn't pay me to talk about it. It's a challenge. It's whatever challenge that they're going to be doing. It's the core four challenge. This is what we're going to do. That's your rhythm. And why do you think that's, A, Amanda, does that work for you? It does work for me. So I recommend that they start off with a challenge can the box of electrolytes. But every single day on my story, guess what I'm mixing up liquid ketones. So all my people that started off with the challenge can the box of electrolytes. They're like, Amanda, what is this that you're drinking? Oh, it's the same thing that you're drinking, but it's just liquid and instant ketosis. So it brings me into introducing other products to them once they've already started their kit. Awesome. Now, the big thing is, is keep in mind, as a company, we are constantly going to innovate and bring in new stuff. And that's important. And the reason why that's so important is important because we want, we have, people have been in for a while. They're looking for advancements and adjustments, but the new person, y'all, they just need to get started. And the confused mind does nothing. So always focus on what your rhythm is. And you might have a rhythm. She has one challenge pack and a multiplex. Samantha might just sell the better bundle. She might go, okay, it's two challenge packs and a multiplex, right? So getting that rhythm, because what'll happen is that also replicates really well. So it's easier for a customer to go, well, this is what I did instead of, well, I don't know, I got to the cart and there was this and this and this and this. So I bought a couple of extra of this. So now the customer is confusing the next person. And if you wanna go fast, then keep it simple, pick one thing. And they can always buy the other stuff later, but keep it simple, keep one thing. So, all right, last question, Amanda, what's next? What do you need to do to take your business and go to another level? I would definitely have to say by doing what I'm doing right now. And whenever I put in the comments earlier, stepping out of my comfort zone, well, this is out of my comfort zone. But I'm here, I showed up to it, I'm speaking to you. So just showing up like I'm doing right now and doing more Facebook lives because I know personally that Facebook lives are gonna take me to that next level on where I need to go. I just text my assistant, I'm like, my lives are fricking crushing it. Like absolutely crushing it. So, let's give everybody an action step today. What's one thing they can do today to get them uncomfortable and to step into their greatness? What do you think we can give them as an action step? I would definitely say get vulnerable, share your story. Should we have them do it as a live? Yeah, absolutely. All right, here's your challenge, everybody.   I struggled here.  They broke down crying, they're like, dude, man, I appreciate you so much more now after hearing that. I know Coach Tony hopped on and I spent some time with him in Europe and he told me a little bit of his story, some of the things that most people would never hear about. And I already respected the guy for days. I love the guy as a brother. He's just an amazing individual. But when he said that, I saw parts of me and him and I realized why I liked him so much. There's so much of us that were similar. And but I didn't know that until he told me some of those things that maybe he wouldn't share with other people. So that's your challenge for tonight. Everybody do me a huge favor, give Amanda some love in the chat.  And so I appreciate you. Hopefully you got some nuggets on this, but the lesson I hope you take away from this is that if you want to be great at attraction, it's not writing the perfect post. That will come. It's finding who you want to talk to and how you can be more relatable and vulnerable or relatable to your audience and attracting people to you. Last little tip is pick a platform, get good at it. You can cross platforms. I'm okay with that. I'm actually encouraged it. But if you're half-assing five platforms, you're gonna get half-ass results. If you maximize and get great at one, you're gonna get great results. And then you can grow the other ones because now you have the recipes or more of the recipe to have success. So a good friend of me told me this is that the goal is to be more of you, more often to more people. And so let's be vulnerable today. Let's do a Facebook live, tag me in it if you don't mind. And I appreciate you, Amanda, so much. You did an awesome job. This is one of my favorite Zoom I've ever done. So I appreciate you and you'll have an unbelievable day. Cheers. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Tonight, tonight, tonight, we are doing a special maximizing ketone call. So tonight at, I don't know what time it is, 8.15 or something, but check the pulse. I've sent it out to everybody. This is for new people, new customers, people that are just getting started to get immersed in a little bit into our community and learn how to take ketones. So invite them into that call and then don't forget of our action Zooms. Our action Zoom schedules, don't forget about that. Today, we don't have an action Zoom going on. This went long. So I'm gonna do is I'm gonna pulse out this replay. And what I'm gonna have you do is if you got stuck somewhere and got valuant, watch this for 30 minutes and then go do your Zoom, your live, your action Zoom for today is to go do that live. So with that said and done, appreciate you all. Thanks, Amanda.


You know, a lot of this talk about escapism versus facing reality, working versus laziness or avoiding working. It's presented in this kind of notion of what you should do. You should be working. And then you escape, you crave escapism and then you feel, oh, this is something wrong with me. I should be doing more work, but instead I want to procrastinate and escape and enjoy the moment. And so there's this kind of conflict between the feeling of well, I feel like I know I should be doing work and pursuing meaningful goals, but I don't actually feel like it. I really feel like having fun in escapist pastimes and I have to kind of force myself. Every time I want to do any amount of work, I have to force myself against what I really want to do in order to do what I feel like I should do. And this is an unfortunate state of mind, feeling like I have to make myself constantly try to do something that I don't want to do and avoid what I really want to do. Now I see this as a phase and it's part of what anybody has to go through in self-development because we have trained ourselves to become accustomed to living lazily and we are used to not disciplining ourselves and therefore there's a sense of kind of having to force ourselves to do what we had decided is good. But I think that this mentality of feeling that we should do good but we really want to do the bad things, that that is only a temporary and incomplete situation. And really what is really missing is a sense of meaning that the things that I believe I should do, I have to really feel their value, I have to feel that they are meaningful. Otherwise it's just kind of a shallow statement to myself of you know what I should do, oh you know I hear that exercising is good, now it's good to exercise and not smoke, you know that's good so I should stop smoking and start exercising, that's what I should do. Clearly that is good and you know I have learned this and you know the logic is air tight that clearly exercise more is good, smoking less is good and so I know that I should do it but you know I don't feel like exercising and I do feel like smoking so I have to fight against that desire and do what I know I should do. But this kind of should level thinking, I should do this, I should be this way, I should be different, that only goes so far. What is the reason, why do I care, why do I care that I should exercise and not smoke? What is, because just being something that I know I should do is not enough. What is the purpose, see I think this is something that is missing from a lot in the world of self-development is and I think the reason a lot of people simply dismiss the whole world of self-development is it's just a bunch of people telling you you know you should do this, you should do that and they don't feel like doing it and can't blame them because if you don't really feel the purpose behind the change you want to make and really feel it to the point where part of you wants to do it then it's nothing more than just barking orders to yourself and telling yourself what you should do when you really don't want to. It can be difficult at first because the things that are good for us often are not as easy to like and the things that are bad for us are often very easy to like but it is possible to really over time slowly shift our mind so that we actually do want to do good things and avoid bad things because we can feel the meaning behind it. If I really feel what it means to live life as a strong and healthy person and really feel that it's more than simply an abstract idea of oh I should be healthy but I really feel the advantage and the joy of being strong and healthy then I can see that oh exercising brings me closer to that ideal it brings me closer to that reality of a strong and healthy life and that is good that makes me happy and smoking would be something that would take me away make me less healthy and less happy so I can really connect the things that I'm doing with the meaning behind them so next time I find myself saying I should do something I will ask myself why why should I really do that thing if I can't find a reason behind it then it's not enough I need to know if I tell myself I should do something I need to know why what's the reason and then I can make it real.


Hello. Hello. How are you? How are you? Good. How are you? How are you? Good. How are you? Good. How are you? Good. I got a package from the car. Absolutely. How are you? Good. How are you? Good. How are you? We're open to you by a happy birthday. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. You still in my family? No. I'm sorry that I couldn't get to my place.  Yeah. You're still in my family? Yeah. Is my neighbor the most they send? The ones you was my mother, lady. My mother. Well, let me just report briefly here on the highlights of our trip to Japan and Korea. I don't know whether I would put the highlights exactly in the line of international importance or not, but they're seeing the people of Korea and their reception. I'm trying to become an entrepreneur. I'm usually an entertainer now, but we saw some entertainment there, so we can't. I want to bring them to America. They're magnificent. But, no, seriously, I think it is a good trip. I think it would be a great deal of headway and many a problem. In front of the train lines and everything else in Japan, I think in both places we've submitted the relationship. I think Bob Orr, on the fine job that he's done as chairman for the past year, and Vic, to congratulate you as the incoming chairman, I look forward to continuing a close and productive working relationship that I've enjoyed with the Republican governors. I understand that the theme for this year's conference is creative solutions to state problems. Having been one of you, I can honestly say that I have firsthand knowledge of the difficult problems you face as governors, and working together I know that we can find the solutions. And I'll bless you. I appreciate that more than I can say. We really need that. And that's most grateful to all of you in regard to the resolutions you've passed. Keeping this recovery strong, of course, is going to take control of federal spending and I'm very pleased to hear about that resolution. I hope you'll make sure your state delegations in Congress know about it. On the line item veto, I can't agree more strongly. I believe that the President of the United States should have line item authority just as most governors in this country do. I know what it did for me when I was a governor. And we start to think that 1974 back here, the Congress passed what they thought was a program to straighten out and get control of the budgeting process. And from 1974 until the beginning of 1982, the result of that has been $560 billion in additional national debt. I'm particularly pleased also with your resolution on education. The initiative for raising standards and improving education generally has got to come from you and from the state level and the local localities and I applaud your leadership. You might be interested to know that I'm meeting with members of Congress today on tuition tax credits. Getting that passed is an important step that we can take at the federal level to improve education policy for the nation. Well, I know you've got a lot of work to do and I don't think I should take up any more of your time. So again, I just want to thank you for all you're doing. I look forward to working with you in the days ahead and I'll say goodbye now and God bless all of you. Well, thank you. I'll tell her and she'll be very proud and happy to hear that. Thank you. All right, goodbye. Welcome back. Good job, Mr. President. Great trip.  I realize the purpose of your meeting is for me to persuade all of you to change your rigid thinking and support tuition tax credits. I realize you're out of the way of tuition. Well, I know what we're up against with tomorrow and it just, it has to be done. I know I don't have to tell you about the importance of this, but all the arguments that have been used against it, I think of these pure democracies, the National Education Association has ever produced the, obviously this doesn't take one penny away from the support of public education. Number two, it prevents the dumping on public education with an additional burden that I don't think is prepared to handle at the rate that parochial and independent schools are closing across the country because of their financial problems. We know that the parents are paying a double burden. It is tax equity for them, but it's even a break for the independent schools because by a virtue of tax credit, they are in a position, if they're up against it, desperate, they're in a position to raise tuition without penalizing the parents at all so that all the benefits that are down from this and now that we have to do is figure out how we're going to vote closure tomorrow and instead we're going to have to figure out who we are. There may be a move with Mr. President to let us go ahead and proceed with the legislation or have the closure go on the motion to proceed. Then you'll be into maybe a motion to table or closure on the bill. These gentlemen and I have been meeting here on the subject of tuition tax credit, which I believe comes before you tomorrow in the Senate, and the opposition to it that has presented a case of somehow that has threatened public education in any way it does not. It does not in any way take away from the financial support of public education, but it recognizes the equity in making a provision for people who do not use the public school system, who send their children to parochial or independent schools for whatever reason and support fully, as fully as anyone else, the public school system financially through their taxes and at the same time pay a tuition for their children going to these independent schools. And this proposal is merely one, but up to a certain amount, allows a tax credit or a portion of their tuition to in some way balance the fact that they are supporting the two school systems. We believe in addition to this, the independent, the parochial schools in this country have offered a choice of the American people and at the same time they have helped through their very presence keep up the quality of education in schools through simple competition. We think it's a most important issue and has been too long in the doing in this time that this break was given to those parents as simple tax creditors. Do you want to pass? Might you have folks that will pass? I'm going to do our best. Thank you. I'm going to do our best. Thank you so much. Really good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. The rest of it is that the people were paying double the bills, so the right to make choices for the kids to go to school. I'm in our meeting and I'm very appreciative of what you're doing. As a matter of fact, it was part of our discussion for the last thing I stated this morning. And then also, we were able to, you know, to connect with the space of the South America. You know, that continues to be a concern. Once again, we have a political piece over here that's going on now with an effort to reduce the budget. So that was another one of our three-fourths of our change to where... That's what opens them up to the subversion. But the Middle East, I shouldn't be saying this, has to focus on our particular time, including as I begin with the story of the gates of Damascus. Justice and I are going to vote for you. That was a very nice ceremony. Open this meeting. Mr. Stone, the president? President Jerry Stelz, last year you had us again. There were some gracious last year. President...  Get out of here. Tomorrow night, I know. Ruth Buchanan. Lauren Waller. And Dr. George Garner. President... Mr. Stone... Mr. President, Mr. Stone... President... President Ronald Reagan. Gratitude for his lifetime devotion of humane causes. And sensitivity and support for Alzheimer's victims and families in the United States. You deserve black's heart and mouth for all that you're doing. I'm very proud to have this. I know we haven't found the answer yet, but I think this effort is going to find it. say that the Alzheimer's disease has been noted in your administration or so of them in your administration, but particularly on a bipartisan level. It's a leadership bill that has been evidenced in these last three years. And it's just kind of gratified. It's good to see you all again. It's almost getaway time for him. All the teachers are going to get home. I'm going to have to screw up on myself. Enjoy. Do I know that your foreign travels are successful? Getting back? Yes, I think so. And one of the wonderful things was to see, and I've been there twice before, to see the feeling that is now about America. Let's hope that any of these things, his leadership, maybe it's those fine young men over there. I tell you what they're the DMC, the embassy, and these volunteer military of ours, and recognize that they're all there because they chose to be. But to hear about it, they're no gross. They volunteer to tell you how important what they're doing is. And it was just inspiring to see these young men today. They're pride, they're patriotism, they should be a core. Only 10 years ago it was Kent State. People were throwing rocks at many of these young men. They had a church service outdoors, and we had to go to a park that was COVID. And it was Sunday morning, and they had the church service. But the quiet, they were little children from Korea, from an orphanage. And the orphanage is maintained and supported by our geniuses here. They have a whole series of fines for each other that they find those. So the fines go up to the orphanage. This goes. We're going to wait for you. I like your son. It can be done. That's our mom. Yes, yes, yes. Appreciate it. Thank you. It's going to ring the doorbell. Me too. Yes, thank you. Tips got to trust me. Do I leave you alone? More than it says in the paper. I'll redo his other idea. It's inspiring.