Yeah. So that was one of my biggest hindrances to doing the
things that I felt and God had laid on other people to tell me
to do to say, Hey, you should be doing this. But the reason I
kind of held back is because I really am very practical. And I
was like, I don't have the literal time or the literal
resources to do that. Like, how would one do that without? I'm
very practical. Yeah. And so I'm like, that makes no logical
sense to me. Even though I do believe in miracles, God has
stretched time for me, he has stretched money he has stretched
I mean, our biggest competitor, raised 90 million. And we're in
the same number of places as they are, you know, I mean,
raising nothing. So it's like, I totally believe in the bread
and the fish. Yeah. But this was different. It was like, I don't
want to take time away from my kids, my family. Yeah, I have
everything set up so that things are done at a certain
time. And then it's kid time. Like, you know what I mean? I
have everything just and so this whole 10 x is easier than two x
is is it was really good for me to hear. So that was one of the
big things. I love it. I love it. Ladies, if you don't know
what she's talking about, one of the things I talked about is a
book by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy. She's holding
it up there. And the title is 10 x is easier than two x. And it
is such a it's such a mind opener, Maggie, I'm so glad
that you opened the call to share about that, because it's
such a profound way of, of, of shifting our thinking, not only
that we can go to x and that 10 x and that it's easier than two
x. But we tend to think, as a as a value conflict, we tend to
think that if we go 10 x, that we're going to have to give up
freedom. And it's actually opposite, you get more freedom
at 10 x, or we think, you know, we're gonna we're gonna burn
out. It's it's all right, right. And, and we think like you're
saying, I'll have to sacrifice my relationships. And it's quite
opposite. And the other thing we think, which is a
misconstruction, is that if I play small, our brain, which is
wired to keep us safe, your everything your brain tries to
do is to keep you safe. And that's why Oh, don't take that
risk. Don't don't spend money, don't expand, don't hire, you
know, it's always trying to keep you safe. Right. And so we've
been breaking through that in coaching. But the truth is,
it's no more safe to be at two x, then 10 x, actually, it's
less safe at two x, playing small, actually has you less
safe. You don't have the team, you don't have the resources,
you don't have the freedom, you don't have the creativity, you
don't, you haven't built, you know, you haven't created
wealth, like, it's actually keeping yourself broke. And
playing small is actually less safe. But the brain makes you
think if I play small, I'll be safe. This is like this, when
you really get this, like in yourselves. It's like huge. I'm
so glad Maggie that you Yeah. And the other thing is, I
didn't realize I had already 10 x. I think most of us here have
already 10 x multiple times. Yes. Because we are not I mean,
at least I am I can see myself, but I'm pretty confident that
the rest of the folks here, you're not who you were when
you're a teenager, when you've already like broken glass
ceilings over and over and over, or you wouldn't be here. Yeah.
So it's like, um, anyway, so that was one thing. And the
other really profound thing goes along with the same. What you
were talking about is, I, unfortunately, and this is like,
this was bigger than just one person or two people or a
handful of people. But I started going to evangelical churches
when I was 12. And I'm 51. So it's been a long time. It's
been 40 years, almost. And one of the things, there were a few
years in there that I didn't go. But like, for the most part,
that's those were the churches I went to. And there's this like
culture in these churches in the United States, that I don't see
in a bunch of other churches, including my own cultural
churches, and those kinds of things, where it's like, playing
small is almost worship. Yes. And I was told as a woman
repeatedly to play small. And that I was, and I went to the
it got to the point where I didn't want to it wasn't that I
felt small, I didn't. And it wasn't like I was it made me
feel less because I didn't, but I didn't want to offend anyone
or make anyone else stumble or cause problems. So I tried to
play really small. Yeah, so that I wouldn't cause ripples because
I didn't want to go to
church and cause issues. Yeah, I want to go to church and have
like a place where everyone could worship freely and grow
closer to Jesus and not be a stumbling block. So I always
played small to make sure I wasn't a stumbling block until a
few years ago. I'm just like, this is ridiculous. People need
to grow up. But it was so good for you to say, you know, as a
Christian woman, I think you were the first Christian woman.
I've only heard a few Christian men over the last two years. I'm
talking, I've been hearing this for 40 years. But over the last
two years, you're one of the only Christian women who has
said repeatedly, of course, you're not supposed to play
small. It literally goes against most of the parables in the
Bible, especially the one of the talents. You're given talents,
you're supposed to multiply them. Yes. Whether that is, you
know, monetary resources, or intellectual resources, or
relational resources, it doesn't matter, you're supposed to make
an influence for the kingdom of God. Yes. And so that was like,
so awesome that it was confirmed. So it was a
confirmation.
Thank you for sharing. What a way to start the morning. Let's
get back to the staff. Whoa, those are such those are such
big breakthroughs. And I am, I am just thrilled. And you know,
that we could go so deep down that that rabbit hole, how we
got there in the church. But just even the concept around
money, I mean, we could play talk about playing small on all
levels, leadership, financial, you know, all of that. But just
even around money, when you realize and I forget the number,
I don't have it in front of me. But I want to say, I don't know,
I want to say 1000, some 1200, I have to go back and get the
number times that Jesus talked about money, and less than more
like double any other subject that Jesus talked about, right.
And it was always from that expansive place. And in the
prosper membership site, ladies, and I need to make sure Tanya
and Tatiana that you are in there and know how to get in
there. Okay, let me know if you don't. But if you go in there,
there is something in there, you'll enjoy, perhaps, Maggie,
and it's called God money and me is in the membership site. And
that's just a, you know, membership dot prosper and all
things calm if you haven't gone in there. So and if for some
reason, you have trouble getting in, you should have access to
everything as a premium members of prosper leader memory should
have access to everything I create. And so God money in me,
I taught for almost 10 years, I charged $597 for that. And it's
in there. And, and it really starts walking you through some
of the where we got our ideas about money and breaking free
and you know what the Bible really says. But we get it on
all levels, we get it in early programming. And we get it from
the church. And in the church, um, you know, you're actually
looked at as more holy, if you're broke, you're there is an
assumption that if you have a lot of money that you're greedy
or dishonest, you're crooked, you know, all of these type of
things. And this is pounded into us in programming, even in
television, just start like, if you if you watch any movies or
Netflix or anything, learn to back out just a little bit
objectively, look at it if you do. And I did this when my kids
were young, trying to teach them to reason biblically. And I
would point out that the rich, and it was usually a man, you
don't see rich women. I mean, they're even worse on in the
media, but the rich man usually was always portrayed as greedy
as you know, self centered as a liar as a crook as a never was
the rich man, the largest philanthropist just out there
doing good. And yet the truth in reality is there's many, many
wealthy men and women and to read the stories and the
miracles and reprogram our mind with the good that they're doing
in the world. I happen to you know, know of them and the
philanthropy that's possible. And, you know, when I think
about what God has called me to do, I know it's going to cost
billions. So I cannot be afraid to make, you know, five figures,
six figures, seven figures, eight figures. But I teach in
that God money and me the two extremes we can go to. And I
have to tell you, I've lived in both extremes when it comes to
money. And it's maybe part of, you know, what are those things
with the balls that you hit?
And they, you know what I'm talking about? And it starts out with wild swings, you know,
and then it, you know, it equalizes, you all know what I'm talking about.
We can be that way as humans to get our equilibrium. And, and I think God understands
that and you walk by faith and you stay in the word and you, you know, take every thought captive
to the obedience of Christ, everything we've talked about. And, you know, as we partner with
God in, in business, but the two extremes are, are, are mammon, right? And then the, like the
poverty mindset, right? And, and, and, and those are extremes and we're told to guard against
both of them. They're both lies. They're both not scriptural, right? So it's the love of money.
And that word is mammon. It's not like money to use to exchange. And so the love of, of mammon,
it's when, and we talk so much about this in the series, right? Who or what is your source?
It's when you deify money. That's why it's called mammon. You deify it. That money is your security.
Money is your safety. Money is, you know, whatever. It's like, it's your God, right? And God will have
none other, none higher than him. And it's destined to fail if you're walking in that
mammon, right? And then, but the other extreme is God never called us. And Antoinette is,
are you still on the call too? Are you here, Antoinette? She, she was like you, Meg, if you
guys haven't got to know each other, I think you unmuted. Are you there, Antoinette? Yeah, I'm here.
Yeah. Antoinette had such a huge rockin' breakthrough and moved from playing extremely
small. She's just, I'm just watching her just, you know, grow in leaps and bounds. And Antoinette,
you got that revelation as well, didn't you? Oh, I did. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. The revelation of,
I always thought I had to play small that, because I was doing a writing before meditation and I was
asked a question about who I want to be like, and I want to be like Jesus. And then I'm thinking,
oh my God, well, I can't have any money then. I have to be poor. I have to,
but then you helped me with that revelation that that was not what is really truly in the Bible.
And that was the hugest, like, aha moment, I think, in my life. Yeah, I think, thank you so much. And
I love, I love the way you've been walking my faith and the way you've been growing. And I'm
so glad you're here. You know, one of the biggest revelations, which I said to Antoinette,
is I said, Jesus had a treasurer and broke people don't usually need a treasurer.
He literally had a treasurer. And, you know, we know things like his robe was the most expensive
kind you can have. It was seamless. And this is why at the cross, they were rolling dice for his,
his robe, because they didn't want to tear it or split it or anything. It was so valuable,
but it's why they wanted it. Why, why did they want a man's, you know, a, you go to a homeless
guy, like, are you going to roll dice for a homeless guy's clothes? Seriously? So there,
you know, but, but early on in, in Catholicism, and particularly something got put in place,
which was the vow of poverty. And really, you know, it was serving for the church,
supposed to go to the church, and you were supposed to take a vow of poverty. And that,
that vow of poverty, you don't realize that you may not be Catholic, you may not have even gone
to church, but culturally, it got passed down the line. And, and so we, we think, if I make money,
I'm bad. So I love, I love that you brought that up, Maggie. I love that it's taken this call that
direction. And so yeah, watch, you could go on the membership site, watch God, money, and me,
I think it'll have some revelations for you. You'll enjoy that as, as well. And I love when
I see people change. And I love like you brought up Maggie, the parable of the talents. And when
you really look at that, like Jesus expected return on investment, right? Yeah. He gives us
the seed and the Bible says he gives seed to the sower. And, and that goes along with what I wanted
to talk about today, because our job is sowing seed, right? And so it's taking what we use,
taking what God gives us and use it to multiply it.
but he expects multiplication. And the parable is really interesting because it says that he
gave them according to their ability. So what the seed that he first gives you is what he thinks you
can handle, right? And so if he gave you two talents, he gave you five talents, he gave you
10 talents, each of them came back multiplied. So you gave me two, here's two more. You gave me five,
here's five more. You gave me 10, here's 10 more. And he praised them. He didn't say you greedy,
you know, SOB. He praised them for multiplying and he added more to it. And the wording is very
fascinating. So I, you know, I gave you, you know, you gave me two, here's two more. I doubled it,
right? And he says, you know, well done. And then he gives them more. And when he gives them
more, the word is very interesting. It can be translated both ways. He gave them both money,
but it also says, I make you ruler over cities. In other words, Jesus says, I'm going to give you
influence over two cities, over five cities, over 10 cities. And this is the powerful
thing that we know about the gift of having money is not only can we create things, get fresh water
to people or build communities for the home. Not only can we do so much good with money,
but money gives influence and you can begin to change policies and you can begin to influence
in high places. And we each have a different call in our divine fingerprint, our divine purpose.
And so some of us have been called to live amongst the poor and help the poor, but this also,
you need to go deep. Like some of you think of mother Teresa as being poor. No, she had a lot,
she had a huge budget and she had no problem walking into a business convention and asking for
a lot of money. So get to know what she really did, right? So we've got this conception that,
you know, to walk with God, you have to be poor and you have to be humble. And we are called to
be humble, but you can be very wealthy and very humble, very well and very humble.
For me, it wasn't ever, or really a money issue as much as it was an issue of power and influence.
So I never used my power. Well, I did a little bit in the church as much as they would allow,
like we were missions leaders and we built missions programs for churches and did things
like that. But I always used my power out in the secular world, out in the world. And so it was
affirming the fact that you're supposed to have power. But I think the thing that, you know,
where the growth is continuing to happen is that I believe there's part of my calling that's supposed
to be, I'm supposed to use this power with the church, which is, I'm not necessarily sure how
to do that because it's extremely counter-cultural for a big section of the church.
Well, here's a thought for you, Maggie. If you really study Ecclesia, what is the church
biblically? Ecclesia. And we are the church. Actually, it's not a building, it's not an
institution. Jesus never promoted an institution. He never promoted a religion. He never even
started Christianity. This comes after made with man. So when you study, whenever the Bible talks
about the church and you go and you just study it, what is the Ecclesia? And biblically, most of
them met in homes and the early church, it was like what we would have as small groups in the
church. And so I think the hugest influence is not in a building or an institution. I think that's
where the church went south a little bit. But it's actually in influencing within
communities and coming together as communities to create good. I mean, look in this membership,
look in this membership, what God did to pair you and Kate up. Okay, both of you powerful,
believing women, and you guys were partners, this power, you know, prosperous sisters, right?
And look at how God can do that, of what how much more powerful two of you can be than one of you.
And the Bible says, if two walk together, you know, and so and three, a cord of three strands
cannot be broken. So it's learning to have biblical community, the Ecclesia, which actually
contains enormous power, enormous power. We're called to rule, we're called to govern, we're
called
to enter into all the places of influence, the education.
Amen.
Each of the different systems, the mountains,
as it's often called, the mountain of the media,
and the mountain of education, and the mountain of medical,
and so on.
So we're called to have that influence.
And so we are the Ecclesia.
We are actually biblically having
church in the Prosper Leader membership.
What we're doing right now actually is the early church.
The early church would be in the Word
and come back and be sharing what they're learning,
and praying, and passing on to each other.
They would support each other, and lend to each other.
And they would share wisdom with each other
to help each other expand.
This was why I believe with Prosper Leader membership
that God said, gather the women.
This is the very reason.
And we are the Ecclesia.
So yes, you are.
You are called to make an impact in the church.
And you are the church.
So that's, again, in the same way that our money got shaped,
our idea of the church got shaped, that it was a building.
And if you look at the early church,
only the priest had access to the Word.
It wasn't to the Reformation.
That God opened up the Word, putting it
in the language of the people.
And all of the world changed after the printing
press with Gutenberg, and that the Bible could
be printed in the common language, not in Latin,
but could be printed in the common language of the people.
And they could get a hold of the Word.
Study that led to the entire Renaissance.
I mean, art went crazy.
Math went crazy.
Once the Word got in the hands of people,
everything expanded.
When it was held to the privilege of the priest,
and you could only get the Word by listening to the priest,
and the priest stands between you and God, it stopped that.
And everything, we went into the Dark Ages.
So if we don't know our history,
we don't understand why we have some of these thoughts.
Where did they come from?
And I shared this in the week.
As you look at it, and when I say your beliefs,
like the beliefs that you held about playing small,
beliefs are not necessarily true.
We went through that in this series,
in the Renewing in the Mind.
They're not necessarily true.
Just because you believe something
doesn't mean it's true, right?
And beliefs are simply strongly held opinions,
strongly held opinions, right?
And they can be changed, right?
So as you're getting more knowledge,
this is why we have to be in the Word,
make sure our beliefs, our thoughts line up with the Word
and line up with truth.
And this is why iron sharpens iron,
and why we're in here sharpening each other on that.
And so just small switches changes everything.
I mean, I'm using Antoinette as an example,
because I literally watched her come, contracted playing small,
and just watch her, like her mind open
and how she's playing to release her gifts has been amazing.
But also, she stepped into faith.
Because scripturally, we walk by faith, not by sight.
And to watch her try on her little faith shoes,
and the miracle that God did with the student loans.
And so just beginning to go, wow, Jesus wasn't broke.
It's not that nothing in the Bible tells you to play small.
In fact, it's quite the opposite.
We're told that we are the temple of the Holy Spirit.
And we're told that the same power that raised Christ
from the dead lives in us.
We're told to have the same mind that Christ had, right?
And that we have the mind of Christ.
And we're told that this is all being birthed from within us,
that out of the heart flow the issues of life.
The life you're living is coming from what you've
been meditating on the heart, which
comes from the beliefs that you've swallowed and bought
into, and you're creating that world.
And so to realize the power that God has given us.
So oh, Maggie, I love it.
You started us on a good tangent.
That was from the Lord.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Anybody else have something juicy
they want to share that they got from this last week?
This is too good to not digest it together as Prosper Leaders.
Anybody else had some revelations?
Kate?
I feel like.
I've had so many mindset shifts just in the last week and a half.
It's like kind of just amazing.
Um, this is a really intense time for me getting ready to launch my business.
God has put me in kind of this pressure cooker in a really good way.
Um, but I, just to say one thing, it was like this revelation.
So I've naturally kind of tend towards introverted.
And so I've always had this belief that if I could just have some time alone
to think I could figure it all out.
And, you know, it's hard, hard to get that time, but God showed me, no, you
cannot on your own, figure it all out.
That's actually not how he designed it.
He designed it to be in community.
He designed, I cannot figure it all out on my own.
I need you, Brenda.
I need you, Maggie.
I need you, Susan.
You know what I mean?
It's just for me personally, such a good revelation as a leader, right?
Cause if I'm going to lead a team, I have to know that I need them and I have
to value them and value their input.
So that was just huge for me.
I love it.
And, um, my heart has been so moved, you know, I, like, I almost want to
cry listening to you truthfully.
Um, because, you know, it was, it was stepping out of obedience during COVID
when God said, gather the women.
And, um, some of you that have been with us for a while, like, uh, Natalie,
are, are you here?
I mean, she's been so diligent, like from the, from the very beginning, you
know, and, and this is how the Ecclesia works sometimes, you know, the Bible
says when two or three are gathered in my name, there I am right.
And, and to watch it grow and to watch the interaction, you know, between, um,
and so, you know, biblically Kate, you know, we're, we're wired, our brain,
we're wired differently.
And so, you know, um, to say that you're an introvert, it means that your
brain is already very stimulated.
So you can't have a ton of time just constantly surrounded by people, but it
never means that you were supposed to be outside of the body, right?
Same, you know, uh, an extreme extrovert, you know, they, they can't just stay in
isolation.
They, their brain needs the stimulation.
And so they need to be out.
And most of us, the majority are ambiverts.
I'm an ambivert, which means, you know, I spent almost 30 years studying with
a brain function specialist, but it means that I can go out and like, I can, you
know, I could spend a day, you know, doing leading a retreat, or I could be around
people all day, but then I've got to come back and have quiet time and tuck back
in as an ambivert.
I have to have both.
Right.
So knowing, you know, your brain wiring, which is also in the prosper leader
membership, you can study that, um, lets you know how to balance that.
But the thing that it does not mean introvert extrovert ambivert, it does not
mean to disconnect from the body.
And so throughout the Bible, God talks about us.
Um, it uses the metaphor of the human body.
And so it's saying an eye by itself, apart from the body is completely useless.
You know, the eye can get the light signals to come in, but if the brain is not
interpreting it, you don't see right.
And every single part cannot be what God created it to be in isolation.
And it uses the example, even, even the smallest thing that any of you that have
ever like broken a finger or a toe, like seems the smallest and insignificant and
messes up everything, how you walk and how you, so in the same way, all the
organs, all the cells, all the body is called to work together.
We are too, as, as, as humans with bringing each of our gifts together to serve one
another in love.
And that's a lot, what you see in the concept of ABBA DA that I shared where it's
all one word work and service and worship.
And it's that verse of serve one another in love.
And so we're, we're called first within the body to take care of the body and
that's the Ecclesia and it's the metaphors, the human body.
So that doesn't mean that you don't give yourself introverted time to be alone and,
and, and sort through and rest.
It's a form of rest for you to have alone time.
You have to, if you're an, if you're a true introvert, right.
But that doesn't mean trying to live apart from the body.
And, and, and, and especially being Americans, we're, we're not, we're, we're
very rugged individualists as, you know, in this country compared to culturally,
you know, like when I lived in Korea and I was married to a Korean, you know, and
you know, this, you know, from India, Maggie or whatever, it's much more,
everybody moves as a community, you know in America, it's, it's, it's very rugged
individualism.
That's very different than the rest of the world, if you've traveled around the
world.
So cool.
I love the.
Evaluation, so good.
OK, I don't want to run out of time.
I want to let you guys break out together.
But has this been good, just talking and having
this conversation?
Pop in the chat.
I just had a feeling, Natalie, that you
had something to share.
Do you?
I just have a feeling.
But OK, maybe not.
She's muted.
She might.
OK, all right.
I'm going to break us into rooms.
And so I'm going to give you 10 minutes.
And then we'll come back and pray and wrap up this call.
And I'll give you a couple of thoughts.
So I'm going to give you 10 minutes.
And so we're starting Q4.
We're starting Q4 today.
What you do this quarter determines
how you're going to finish 2024.
It determines how you're going to start 2025.
And so clarity, clarity in your goals,
and being willing to take risks to actually make a goal
and create accountability to share the goal with someone
and ask someone to be praying for you.
And you guys can create whatever that looks like.
But I hope that you've done that.
In quarter four, and I've been doing it a lot in office hours,
so we'll come back and really pick up
on Thursday in office hours.
We've been doing revenue rev up, like using what we have
to really grow our revenue.
And so I'm going to continue that.
You can go back to the replays of office hours.
But we were talking about referrals, renewals,
different things that we've been talking about.
So if you're doing any of that, share.
So you're going to get together.
You're going to share what's been your win, what's
your goal, and if you need any prayer or anything
that you need, if you need a recommendation for something.
So what's my win?
What's my goal?
Is there something that that other person can help you with?
You're prosper sisters for three weeks
until we meet again, which is going to be the 17th.
That's the third Thursday.
So it's more in the middle of the month
than the end of the month, the way
that next month falls, this month falls.
So I'm going to break you in.
Happy connecting.
I'll give you warnings when we do,
and then we'll come back together.
So let me do this here.
I don't have my team here today, so I'm doing everything.
Let's see.
Breakout rooms, and I think this should work.
Let me see.
And if I end up with Tatiana and Tanya together,
I'm going to move you guys because you're already friends.
I want you getting to know someone else.
But let's see what the computer does.
It usually does it pretty amazingly.
So happy connecting, ladies.
Yeah.
So if you haven't yet watched 60 Day Hustle on Amazon Prime,
it's really a great business lesson, a fun thing to stretch.
at you and watch it.
And like Maggie said, yeah, they were 10x-ing every single day,
right?
And I didn't watch that to say that's
how I want you to live or stretch yourself at that level.
It's a little bit much.
But what I wanted you to see is that whatever
limits we put on ourself, watch how many times
we can break those limits.
So here you've got all these young people
and how they could just keep breaking another limit
and another limit and another limit.
And I'm really glad that you brought that up, Tonya.
And I'm glad that you commented about that, Maggie.
Because this is the verse that God wanted
me to leave with you today.
And it's Galatians 6, 9.
And most of you probably know the translation about,
do not grow weary in doing good, for you will reap a harvest
if you do not give up.
And the different translations are interesting.
The Amplify translation says, let us not grow weary
or become discouraged, right?
And so guarding against allowing a spirit of discouragement
to come in.
And we're talking about how to not have that happen.
But I also love the Passion translation,
which is one of my favorite translations,
the Passion translation.
And it says, do not allow yourself
to stop planting seeds.
And I thought, there it is.
Because if you're planting seeds, you will reap a harvest.
And so I would like, some of you may be gardeners,
some of you may not be.
But the way that God made things, this year
I didn't plant a garden in the ground,
but I have a tower garden.
So it's a hydroponic system.
And I'm amazed of planting those seeds.
When God does something, it's one seed.
But how many cucumbers I'm getting, how many.
Of course, zucchinis are so prolific.
I'm eating every kind of form of zucchini.
I made zucchini waffles and zucchini pasta.
But the multiplication that happens
by simply consistently planting seeds.
And so as you go into the fourth quarter
and you came up with what your goals are,
so whatever it is that you desire,
we talked about first giving it and planting the seed.
So let's say that you'd like to have a sale every day.
Then you need to be planting a seed every day.
And that seed is in the form of making offers.
And again, in the Prosper Leader membership,
I have several short videos you can watch about making offers.
You need to have an irresistible offer.
If you don't, you probably should have a business
breakthrough strategy with me.
You need to have an irresistible offer with irresistible pricing.
And you need to know it so clear off your mind.
I can tell you my offer on a dime wherever I am.
I can make an offer.
And I'm always making offers.
And I track on my calendar how many offers I make.
I put a big circle in a highlighter
because I can tell in the month how many offers
I made in the month.
And you can see the fruit.
How many seeds did I plant?
What kind of fruit?
What kind of month did I have?
So what kind of quarter do you want to have?
How many offers are you going to be making?
OK, so number one, you've got to have clarity.
Do you know your offers?
And are they irresistible?
And you should know them off the top of your head.
Sometimes I get people on the phone.
And they come and do a free call with me or whatever.
And I ask them about their offer.
And literally, it's happened so many times.
They go, OK, just a minute.
Yeah, I had it over here.
OK, where was that?
I had an offer.
Yeah, OK, so my offer is, and that tells me
you don't know your offer.
You haven't internalized your offer.
You're not convinced of the value of your offer.
And you haven't developed the ability
to have a successful sales conversation, which is also
in the Prosper Leader membership.
If you have not listened, that's probably
one of the most important calls is
how to have a successful sales conversation.
So you need clarity.
You need to be able to have a successful sales conversation.
And you need to have lead generation in place.
If you don't have those three things,
you're not making money.
I can already tell.
you. Okay. And so, um, with the clarity and with being able to have successful sales conversation,
being able to have leads, you've got to consistently be making offers all over in many, many, many ways.
Okay. And so these are things we can talk about on Thursday and office hours. We'll pick up with
rev up your revenue on Saturday. Those of you that are feeling a crunch for time,
those of you that are trying to 10 acts, uh, knowing how to use AI is going to be your best
friend right now. And so I'm going to be sharing what I do. You can ask questions and we can do
things together on there, bring your computer show up, make sure you've registered for the AI
masterclass on Saturday. And, um, I'll pop the link in the chat right now. And so, um,
there is the link. Okay. Uh, did that go through? No, it didn't go through. Let's try it again.
Why is it not letting me send that? Oh, shoot. It's going to Natalie and not to all of you. Okay.
Okay. Oops. Okay. There we go. Okay. There's the link for the AI class. And then the code for those
of you as prosper leaders is PL free 2024. We pop the code right there. So once you register,
use the code, it'll be free for you. Okay. So I'll see you Thursday at office hours. I'll see
you Saturday for the AI masterclass. And I'm going to close us out in prayer. Um, this, this,
this hour went by so fast, but I love the conversation and I love each and every one of
you. And I'm so thankful. You're part of this community. You're valuable. You're loved. So
thankful you're here. Welcome to our newest members, Tatiana and Tanya, and we'll see you
on Thursday. Let me close this out in prayer. Father God, thank you for every woman that's both
here live and that will listen to the replays. Thank you for every prosper leader member.
I'm asking that over this fourth quarter, they will step into the fullness of all that you've
called them, that you'll expand their vision. You'll expand their courage. You'll expand their
activity and productivity. You'll expand their mindset. You'll expand their faith that they will
walk in such an expansive state. As we close out this year, I ask that you bless the work of their
hands, Lord bless their finances, bless their health, bless their relationships,
may everything they put their hand to prosper in Jesus name. Amen. Thank you for joining.
See you Thursday. See you Saturday, ladies. God bless you.