Powerful stories of people in our inner-circle and ignite program who opened up doors from skill sets they didn’t know they had. On today’s episode Russell talks about the power of moving forward. Why the process of moving forward can often lead to more or better opportunities. Here are some of the cool things you will hear on this episode: Why sometimes what you want to do doesn’t work out, but if you keep moving forward other opportunities will arise. Find out how many times Clickfunnels failed before it finally succeeded. And why you have to keep trying and working hard even if something isn’t successful the first time around, because you never know what people are in the market for. So listen below to find out why always moving forward can lead to your success. ---Transcript--- Hey, guys and gals. This is Russell Brunson, and welcome to “Marketing in Your Car.” This message today is one that I think is important, and I hope that a lot of people listen to this and take something from it, because it’s been really interesting. I’ve been watching a bunch of our coaching clients over the last year or so, [laughs] and there’s been this really weird observation, really interesting, that’s been happening. A lot of people come in, and when they come in they’ve got a direction they want to go in, right, and so we coach them in that direction, they start moving forward, and they start moving forward. Some people just, the first direction we point them in, they run and then they have success — someone like a Liz Benney, who had picked a path, she executed on it, boom, is making crazy money. She’s done over five hundred grand so far this year after she picked her path and started running. But other people, and I would say probably the majority of people, don’t have sex, success — ooh, I almost said the wrong word there, [laughs] don’t have success right out of the gates, and         I know it’s frustrating for them, but it’s interesting, because a lot of people that happens to, and I see it, they just fall away. They just give up, and it’s done. But there’s others that are super stubborn, and I think that I would probably fall into this category as well. [laughs] They’re really stubborn, and they’re like, “You know what?” They keep moving forward, and they keep moving forward, and they keep moving forward, and because of the act of them moving forward, doors become open to them, if that makes sense. I remember when I was — I think I shared this on a podcast — who knows how long ago, but when I was first getting started, I had some friends who saw what I was doing, and they came and wanted to work for me. After a year of working with me, they weren’t making any money. I was, obviously, and one of them had this insight, and he told me the next day, “You know what we realized? It’s not so much, Russell, that you’re smarter than us, or anything, the only difference between you and us is you’re always moving forward. You’re doing this, you’re doing this, you’re doing this, you’re doing this.” He’s like, “More than half the time, what you’re doing is not working,” [laughs] “but ten, twenty percent of the time it does work. Just the act and the motion of you moving forward working on stuff is opening doors and making other stuff happen.” Anyway, I had a really good experience that just happened ten minutes ago. I just got a VOX from one of our coaching clients, and it just re-illustrates this point. He’s a cool guy. He came to our coaching program and he picked a market that honestly, I don’t think it was a good market for what he wanted to do. He wanted to sell to engineers. It’s just not a market that’s super passionate or ripe. They’re not rabid buyers, but he was passionate about it, so he spent all this time and energy, and he built the perfect webinar and he launched it. He drove traffic, and he launched it. He kept going. He was squeaking by and making pennies here and there — making some money — but he was so passionate. He kept goi