Hey Dustin! This is what i do! Would love to connect if you have some time.

also no i don't feel personally attacked by this at all. it's literally all true & i know for a fact because i've done & experienced & fucked up all of these things, many times.

Thanks, Nick!!

Hey Holly! I don't believe there's a blanket answer for this, as it is different for everyone. Part of it is when you've had CLEAR success in a smaller niche, and you feel like you've hit some sort of growth ceiling in your industry. In cases like this, you can either... - "niche out" - offering the same thing to a broader-but-still-niche audience (going from "websites for realtors" and expanding out to "websites for the real estate industry). Or you can... - "niche stack" - Offering the same thing to a one additional specific niche (i.e. specializing in "websites for realtors", then "stacking on" the "websites for mortgage brokers" niche into your niche stack). Or you can... -Service Stack - offering a new service to the same niche (i.e. you offer "websites for realtors", then sell your existing clients "logos for realtors", which i realize they don't usually have logos, but you get the idea). Lots of nuance in here, but I hope it's helpful!

Haha yeah I get sucked deeeeeep into rabbit holes. This is one of them

Thank you for the kind words and feedback! Love your niche btw:)

Thank you Ben! And be sure to keep up with what Michael is up to as well🤘🏻

Hey Sam! This is an old video so i can't remember details, but I thought I covered that. If not, I do remember that I paid my mix assistant about $30/hr to do his part.

I've tried😩 Everyone seems to listen to podcasts at 1.5x speed, so instead I just talk at 1.5x speed.

@@6FigureCreative I personally think this speed is perfect!

Also -- Novo is not a bank, they're a fintech company (it's in the fine print). The actual bank is Middlesex Federal. Your listeners should know that before they sign up. And a disclaimer that you also get a referral bonus would be in good taste (if you do; the sign-on bonus suggests such an arrangement).

Hey there! I'm sorry to hear you had these issues. Are you sure this happens every time, or was it just the first time? My transfers happen within 1-2 business days. I've been using Novo for quite a while now, and it's been nothing short of amazing. Also, I did disclose that it was a referral link at 7:30 of this video: go.6figurecreative.com/bank

@@6FigureCreative every time. Paying myself takes several days. Clients paying me by check takes at least a week (granted it’s not many that pay by check but that wait time is nuts; my personal bank deposits all of it or a large percentage instantly while the rest clears). I asked if this was temporary and it’s not. They will however offer to transfer faster … for a fee. Paying for your own money is a dealbreaker for me too. They also don’t support Zelle, their customer support isn’t great (help tickets), their invoice system is also weak. Add all that to the list and it’s more headache than it’s worth. I am having trouble figuring out what is special about it other than “reserves” but you can get that at any bank. Maybe it works better if you have a larger studio with more employees. Maybe it’s better if your account isn’t new. I don’t know why it’s different. I’m sincerely glad it’s working for you. I offered my experience so your listeners can know the full range and make their own call with all the info. I think the podcast has a lot of good advice but this specific recc fell very short for me. It’s also worth restating that Novo isn’t a bank, it’s a fintech company that is a service provider for Middlesex Federal. It’s in the fine print. That might explain the lag. I dunno. For me personally it’s not worth all that. I’ll just try a credit union that does linked business and personal accounts. 🤷‍♀️ I do hope this helps.