If you're struggling to find time amongst all the things to get your business out there, this little hack/shortcut should help get you to the finish line fast. Hit me up on IG! @russellbrunson Text Me! 208-231-3797 Join my newsletter at marketingsecrets.com ClubHouseWithRussell.com Magnetic Marketing ---Transcript--- What's up everybody? Good morning. Welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast. I'm heading down to day number two of the writing retreat and I wanted to talk to you guys today about a question that one of my friends sent me, which I think, obviously if one person asked me there's probably a hundred or a thousand of the same question. And the question was all around how in the world do I find enough time to do my day job, plus my hobbies, plus my family, plus my passion, and also start building this business at the same time? So I want to address that, give you some thoughts, some ideas, so we will dive right in after we come back from the theme song. Alright everybody, I hope you guys are awesome. First off, we had such a good day yesterday at the writing retreat and like I said, we're writing all of the copy for ClickFunnels 2.0, the launch, the offer and it was just so much fun to get a whole bunch of creatives and smart people in a room and then for me to have a chance to share the vision, like here's what's happening with ClickFunnels 2.0 and here's how the market is shifting, here's what we're going, just giving them the brain dump. We literally had everybody, all the writers and there's like five or six of us. Everyone went to a different room in the penthouse and closed the door and we had four hours, like, all right, write your sales letter, write your VSL, write your script, write whatever it was. Right. So everybody went and they wrote their own thing, which was really cool. And then at the end of the day, we came back and had everybody sit up and read it. So they like stand in front of the group and perform it, which was, I think everyone, everyone was really nervous because it was like you're putting this thing out in front of it and you're reading it to everybody. Most of our writers, they write really well, but they've never, they normally like present in front of a group and it was so much fun first off to hear them each present their own scripts. Like it was fascinating and it was fun to see their personality and the different angles and it was cool. Everybody had their own angle on how they presented it and like the hook and the store and all that kind of stuff. It was interesting because everybody's scripts kind of like bumped into each other in the middle. Like we all used very similar analogies. We all used different things that was just really fascinating, like the cross sections of where things lined up. So when it was done it was like, okay, these are all amazing, now what do we do? And then what was cool, is we took one script that I think was my favorite from like the video standpoint. So we took that. I was very proud of my headline. I was the only one that wrote a headline if I'm honest. So we used my headline, that VL script and then I took parts of the way I did the call action, the offer and stuff like that. I put that in there. So I put it on the one huge doc and then I went through and I went through everybody else's scripts and I found the things they had said and talked about or different chunks like, "oh, I loved how so-and-so did this part. I love how so-and-so explained this." And then I went in the Google doc and I highlighted where those parts would fit in. I kind of highlight it and made a comment. I said, "okay, let's see if we can weave this part of the storyline from so-and-so script into it here and then so-and-so's thing into here" and I kind of did that throughout the entire thing. Now we've got one kind of baseline script we're going to be working off of. And so it's a day, the writers are going to go deep on those and try to do another pass and polish it up and cl