One of my favourite types of movies are those
where the protagonist has to repeat the same day over and over again to solve a problem (usually to stave off their death), improving with each go-around until they finally succeed.
The go-to example is "Groundhog Day", but I like "Edge of Tomorrow", where Tom Cruise plays an officer who has never been in the line of fire, but is sent out to battle aliens who have taken over Earth. The first time he's killed almost instantly, but he
learns from each subsequent attempt ...
And in "Boss Level", the main character is also trapped in a day that keeps repeating and has to relive his death over and over again until he finds his killer and escapes the time loop.
"Happy Death Day" is about a college student murdered on campus on her birthday, and is forced to repeat the day over and over again until she
can change the ending.
You get the point ...
Karl Bryan experienced his own loop when he started as a coach: struggling to generate leads, land clients, unsure how to position his value, and stuck trading time for money.
But through a lot of trial and error he refined things and finally cracked the code on how
to get (and keep) clients!
He's sharing this process in a live training next Wednesday, June 4th at 2 pm Eastern. In it you'll learn how to close 3 clients in the next 72 hours, and you can save your seat for it here:
www.focused.com/jungle
Marc Mawhinney
PS: there won't be a replay for this training, so you'll have to be there live to learn everything! Here's that registration link again:
www.focused.com/jungle