make your personal story a profitable brand | i help high-potential women understand & share their stories to effortlessly sell themselves & their work | +15 years building brands for NBA All-Stars, founders, VCs | ADHD

i was broke for 8 years. had my card declined buying medicine for my toddler. lost $80K when my tech startup failed. now...


i help overthinking high-achievers turn their "mess" into money.

because after 11 jobs in 8 industries, i discovered something nobody talks about

your weird career path? 
your brain that won't shut off?
that thing everyone says makes you "too much"?

that's not your weakness. that's your f*cking edge.

listen, most "personal brand experts" want you to pick a lane. follow a formula. sound like everyone else.

meanwhile... 


you can't explain what you do in one sentence.
"just be authentic" makes you think, "but how??"
and you've got 47 drafts in your notes app that you'll never publish.

i get it. because that was me. 

which is my i turned the way i think and work into a methodology that could help more people than just me. 

through StoryEQ™, i help you:
• turn your overthinking into strategic advantage
• build a brand that actually feels like you AND makes money
• stop "performing professionalism" and start being profitable
• decode your story to find what actually makes you different (hint: it's in the mess)

my clients? NBA All-Stars. Olympians. VCs. Artists.

Founders who've raised $30 million.
Artists who sold $300K of art in 72 hours. 
Creators who went from "I can't monetize" to 
"it's hard to express how much opportunity is crossing my desk these days"

they don't hire me because they need confidence.
they hire me because they're sick of being overlooked despite knowing deep down that they have more to offer. 

fair warning(s): 

i swear. a lot.
i'll call out your bullsh*t (lovingly).
i don't do "mindset work" without strategy.
and if you're afraid of Queer people? we're not a fit.

—

don't believe me, believe them:

"I built a multi-million dollar company in 18 months. If i'd had StoryEQ™ early on, we could have done it in 9. It's so powerful I license the methodology." 
— Amanda Northcutt, Founder + CEO @ Level Up Creators

"StoryEQ™ is better than DISC or StrengthsFinder. What kristina's doing is so impactful — it's a gift, and it's going to save lives." 
— Jon Giganti, USA Today Bestselling Author

—

follow me for how to 

- turn your weird into wealth
- finally put words to why your valuable + different

kristina flynn

last year someone said to me, "oh, you're a teacher!" my response: ummm, not even f*cking close. 


here’s why:


in my first week of high school i was overwhelmed by students coming up to me saying:

"YOU'RE Mrs. Flynn's daughter?!" 
"omg, your Mom was my favourite teacher" 
"i don't think you get it…your Mom changed my life"

she taught kindie for over 20 years. her second career. and she was "THAT TEACHER" for so many of my friends and peers.

you know that teacher. 

the one who saw you like no one else could 
the one who knew exactly what you needed 
the one that made you a better student AND person
(mine were Ms. Martin and Ms. Vanderkoy)

teaching wasn't  job, it was her calling.

those kids were HER kids. and she treated all of them the same she treated us 3 girls at home.

she doted over kiddos having tough times 
she cried for the ones not getting what they needed at home 
she agonized over her classroom - every step, every turn, was intentional

as a kid i had sleeping problems

no matter what time i woke, i knew i would find my Mom up - in between loads of laundry - prepping her lessons for the next day

THAT is a teacher in my mind

—

so when that person used "teacher", i had a visceral reaction

but you educate people? 
you teach people what you know? 
you run workshops for f*cks sake?!

it's true. so why was i so anti?

i reflected, 
then realized something...

these titles. the associations we have with them. are holding us back.

Artist.
Writer.
Coach.
Creator.
Teacher.

i've fought claiming these titles.

because to me they are EARNED, not given.

the artist grinding for 20 years 
the writer with books on shelves 
the coach with accreditations on every wall 

and the teacher painstakingly creating lesson plans at 1 am

but my obsession with needing to have the education, credentials, and years of commitment to embrace these titles?

it’s hurting me. and it’s hurting you.

times have changed. 
what was, isn't what is.

we're making money on the internet, damnit

so, if you're doing work to help people

own the thing that helps those people find you - the thing that helps them understand what you do. 

here, i'll go first:

i'm an artist who never went to art school 
i'm a writer owning #overthinkinginpublic
i'm a coach helping overthinking high-achievers
i'm a creator building a business AND becoming someone

and i'm a TEACHER hosting my first workshop of 2026 next Tuesday, January 13th at 10 am et.

(it’s for Ask A Chief Of Staff - a paid community run by the unreal Clara Ma…but  25 of you can attend for free using KRISTINA100. link to in the comments!)


real talk 💬 do you struggle to claim titles without credentials?

—

hey hey, i'm kristina with a 'k' and i help overthinking high-achievers turn their wild careers and stories into personal brands (that feel like them and make sh*ttons of money).

if you dig this (and aren't afraid of Queer people):

follow me here: kristina flynn

you can’t see your value. i fix that | 18 yrs w/ NBA All-Stars, Olympians + VCs | founder, StoryEQ™ - helping overthinkers turn wild careers + stories into brands that feel like you + make sh*t-tons of money | ADHD

my therapist says i need "consistency." so here are my 12,000 thoughts from this morning (pt.10)

(welcome to #overthinkinginpublic your weekly dose of sh*t few care about and literally no one asked for)


• is it time to forgive Ellen yet?

• “keep the change…ya filthy animal”

• moms be like…i can’t stand filth. then use a 7 year old mascara

• how is there no dishwasher option between “express” and 7 hours

• having children means never taking for granted a roll of paper towel 

• pretty proud of myself for never saying “patience is a virtue” to my kids 

• i’m not sure if this trend toward “fancy” laundry rooms is something we need to embrace

• 20 yo me: my back hurts | 42 yo me: i’m experiencing chronic pain in the mid-thoracic. around C5-C-7

• sure, you can call “Kris” instead of kristina…as long as you’re cool with me never speaking to you again

• if i stopped any TedX speaker randomly and asked them to recite their talk - could they do it word for word?


real talk 💬 well...IS IT TIME TO FORGIVE ELLEN??

—

hey hey, i'm kristina with a 'k' and i help overthinking high-achievers turn their wild careers and stories into personal brands (that feel like them and make sh*ttons of money).

if you dig this (and aren't afraid of Queer people):

follow me here: kristina flynn

your content doesn't "feel" like you because you don't know who the f*ck "you" are.


why is that?

because you've been "performing professionalism" for so long, you forgot who you were (before corporate told you who to be).

the talk. the dress. the acronyms.

all of it is calculated, 
and on purpose.

because business runs best in a culture of sameness. 

so they strip you of your individuality
to make sure you stay in line. 

and after doing that for decades, 
of course you don't know who you are anymore. 

the good news? it's not your fault.

but it is your choice on what step you wanna take next. 

—

last week i met with a badass woman.

her resume was 1000x more impressive than mine.
decades at some of the world's biggest tech companies.

she explained what she did in her previous roles and when i asked, "what makes you great at that work?"

i got a typical corporate response.

politely, i interrupted: "can you try that again but this time just talk to me simply... no corporate talk."

her response stopped being robotic.
and became human.

THAT person - the one underneath the professional performance - is who her audience needs to meet.

—

and you're no different. 

you're on LinkedIn
trying to "build a brand" like they said
(silently dying inside from the ick of it all)

and no matter what you do, writing content feels impossible. 

because you've seen too much to 
buy into that corporate bullsh*t anymore.

but you don't know how to be anyone other than that person they trained you to be. 

the "professional" you.
the palatable you.
the polished you.

the one who fit.

—

i spent decades in this trap.

NBA. tech startups. $100M projects.
always performing the "professional" version of me.

how i finally figured out who tf i was?

i stopped looking for the right framework.
and started looking for the person i'd buried.

the weird one.
the "too much" one.
the one they tried to fix.

that's who my audience needed. 
and that's who your audience needs too. 

okay?


real talk 💬 what's your most hated corporate word? mine is ASAP. if you tell me to do something ASAP, i immediately want to do it never. 

—

hey hey, i'm kristina with a 'k' and i help overthinking high-achievers turn their wild careers and stories into a personal brand (that feels like them and makes sh*ittons of money).

if you liked this (and don't hate Queer people):

follow me here: kristina flynn

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my business coach asked me what i actually wanted. i couldn't answer.



she's not the first one to ask either.

9 years as an entrepreneur. tons of coaches and mentors along the way.

inevitably, this question always comes up.

and until the end of 2025?
i never had an answer.

because i wasn't choosing anything. i was just reacting.

react to the kids.
react to the news.
react to the clients.

i called it "busy,"“grinding", “livin the dream”

but it all meant the same sh*t

i was letting old stories run my life.

the ones that said i wasn't enough.
the ones that said i needed to prove something.
the ones that said if i just worked harder, i'd finally feel okay.

when you’re in that space you’re not thinking about what you want. 

you’re surviving. 

reacting to everything.
controlling nothing that actually mattered.
wondering why i felt so fucking exhausted all the time.

hot tip: control is a lie we tell ourselves.

you can't control outcomes, other people, what happens next.

but you CAN choose.

choose how you respond instead of react.
choose whether old stories keep running your life - or you start writing new ones.
choose what you actually f*cking want, 
and build the life and business that supports it.

my word for 2026? CHOOSE.

not control. choose.

because i have that right and it’s about time i owned it. actually. 

real talk 💬 you got a 2026 word? 

(I know some people find it cheese but for an ADHD brain I think it’s the easiest 2026 planning you could do!)


—


hey hey, i'm kristina with a 'k' and i help overthinking high-achievers turn their personal stories into personal brands (that feel like them and make shittons of money).

if you dig this (and aren't afraid of Queer people)

follow me here: kristina flynn

my therapist says i need "consistency." so here are my 12,000 thoughts from this morning (pt.11)


(welcome to #overthinkinginpublic - your weekly dose of sh*t few people care about and literally no one asked for)

• how is high-noon different than noon?
• i miss simpler times…when i didn’t worry about my carbon footprint
• i’m 42 and sometimes still drink a redbull…without vodka. come at me
• the ballet movie, Center Stage is theatrical genius…i will die on this hill
• 🎵 iiiiiiiiiii / want to sing from the chande-lier / from the chande-lier-ier🎵
• i spend an unhealthy amount of time thinking about the Age of Adeline movie
• i’m consistently in awe of people who wake immediately to the sound of their alarm
• whatever happened to Neighbourhood Watch? did the Karen’s orchestrate a formal coup?
• why don’t more creators do brand deals for everyday shit? like toilet paper or electrical companies
• you’re not asking “what do you do?” because you’re interested. we both know it’s a veiled attempt to status check me

real talk 💬 what’s a bevie you still consume with quiet shame?

—

hey hey, i'm kristina with a 'k' and i help overthinking high-achievers turn their wild careers and stories into personal brands (that feel like them and make sh*ttons of money).

if you dig this (and aren't afraid of Queer people):
follow me here: kristina flynn

disappeared.



i'd built what i thought was "the dream":

+16K followers
big name clients
a respected agency
event + speaking invites
daily growth, impressions, engagement tracking

i finally did what i'd tried to do so many times before.

i assumed, "it's only up from here."

and then, what felt literally overnight, it all went away.

• Elon buys Twitter - none of those followers are seeing my posts
• Web3 market crashes (personal and professional assets worthless)
• client budgets dry up, one even stiffs me $20K

one of the biggest f*ck ups?

i hadn't built an email list.

this "personal brand" was zero bit personal.

i'd built on a platform i didn't control, around a market i didn't control.

hell, i barely even showed my face. rocked a "PFP" (avatar) instead.

—

when i stopped being fetal position, fulling clothed in the shower, i reflected on how i'd do it differently.

for one, i'd stop tracking vanity metrics and start tracking value metrics:

instead of impressions → real comments (are they engaging?)
instead of follower count → DM connections (any direct conversations?)
instead of engagement rate → cross-platform follows (do they follow you elsewhere?)
instead of reach → newsletter subscribers (did they opt in?)
instead of likes → purchases + feedback (are they buying? what do they say?)

—

since making that shift:

started my first solo company
had my first 6-figure year
gave my first keynote to 100 people
started licensing my StoryEQ process
quieted my horrendously mean inner voice

and began to create a new character trait: self-trust.

—

the signals that matter won't show up in your analytics tab. i promise. 

they show up in the comments that say "i feel seen."
the DMs thanking you for sharing what others won't.
the connection requests from people who want to learn from you.

so what if, this year, you think about this thing a little differently. 

you're not just building something. 
you're becoming someone.

and that someone is who the world desperately needs right now. 


real talk 💬 did you ever buy an NFT? if so, what was your first?


—

hey hey, i'm kristina with a 'k' and i help overthinking high-achievers turn their wild careers and stories into personal brands that feel like them and make sh*ttons of money.

if you liked this (and don't hate Queer people):

follow me here: kristina flynn

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Creative LinkedIn videos that don’t suck (and get clients). 60+ founders helped. 21.1M+ impressions.

I help founders install a Lean Video System that brings in an extra 6 figures while taking ≤4hrs/week.

Here's the actual numbers:

Aidan: $15K to $20K new MRR with 17 videos
Connor: $100K in contracts in 3 months
Tom: 3x'd revenue in 6 months
Patrick: 31 calls + $1,041,630 pipeline in 10 days
Aliaa: 4 calls + $24,000 pipeline in 5 days
Tobin: $80,000+ new pipeline in 3 months
Luke: 50% YoY Growth in 4 months
Jobanmeet: 68 inbound DMs with 14 videos
Sam: 24 leads in 10 days
Arthur: 7 leads, 4 calls + $70k pipeline in 5 days
Scott: 75 leads with 1 video

Most of these coaches, consultants, and agency owners already wanted to get on video…

They knew it built trust faster than anything else.
They knew their text posts had a ceiling.
They knew the ones actually getting clients do this for a reason.

And yet...they were staying invisible anyway.

And they ain't lazy. It's just that every system they found required them to do MORE sh*t instead of taking away unnecessary actions.

So they stayed the "best kept secret" in their niche. 

Known to a few, unknown to the market.

(until we worked together ofc)

That's the gap the Lean Video System was built to close.

After doing this for 90+ founders, we learned there's only 3 things that actually matter:

Create niche virality: Become the name that gets mentioned when your topic comes up

Stack proof quickly: Build the kind of trust that makes objections disappear before the call starts

Run offer sprints: Fill your pipeline in days, not months

After 3 years of learning the hard way, I realized that literally everything else is just busy work disguised as "strategy".

Promise.

So in 2026, I'm helping 250 founders build their 6-figure video systems that take ≤4hrs/week.

Ultimately, so they can spend more time with loved ones instead of with algorithms.


ps - I used to be a farmer and lived in a yurt. Make of that what you will 👨‍🌾

Louis Butterfield

I honestly hate that I have to say this...
but Collin Strachan is lying to you.
And I can prove it.

First off:

He claims to get 300,000-400,000 impressions per week 

i actually snuck into his community to see if this was true.

it's not.

He gets more like 500,000
then does it for his students too.

he also says he's like 5'6"

he's not.

He's 6'3" and chiseled af

I honestly despise it when "LinkedIn gurus" lie about their results. Makes me sick.

Don't believe everything you see online.

I build 6-figure video systems that take ≤4hrs/week

I can't wait to make an unholy amount of money.
 
Not sure why people online act like that's somehow a terrible thing to want.
 
Money is great. It gives you the security, choice and freedom to do so much cool shizz.
 
Imagine being able to run a little organic hobby farm growing veggies for your local community. that's some good shit.
 
Being able to fund scholarships for people who'd never get the chance otherwise. that's some good shit.
 
Being able to donate a mega tonne to the people pulling plastic out of our oceans. that's some good shit.
 
My ultimate goal has always been to retire every single one of my family members so they never stress about money in their golden years. I will do it one day. 

and it's gonna be some good shit.
 
You shouldn't hate the concept of making money just because there's a bunch of hustle bros in your feed who hoard theirs to compensate for whatever void they're trying to fill.
 
Stack as much as you can, secure your family, then figure out the coolest ways to give the rest away.
 
Ideally to animals, nature, or the arts. Not more crap from Instagram ads - most of those are scams anyway.
 
That's the dream 👌🏼
 
ps - i built you a thing to make money while you live your life 👉 https://lnkd.in/gmAUkHSw

About 45 days ago I got some terrible news.

And I shut down everything because of it. 
 
Collin Strachan was doing a guest workshop within Video Heroes

He looked at my story and said:

"You're the guy who lived in a yurt, built a successful business on LinkedIn in a year... and burnt out."

Damn dude.

Honestly, no shade. He's totally right, but it still stung like shit. 

Last year, I was working 60+ hours acting like it's a flex. 

It's not. It's really not.

Unless you want to be a hustle bro or a grind set gal - then power to ya 

But for me, 2026 is about changing the equation of what's realy important before we die:

From: "How do we make the best videos?"

To: "How do we spend the most time with loved ones — using video as the conduit?"
 
If that sounds like your cup of tea, I built you a free system:

https://lnkd.in/gmAUkHSw

I just hit 15999 "followers" doing the dumbest sh*t I could online, including...

Cross Dressing to creepy DMs
being a grown-ass man playing on playgrounds
smashing pies in influencer's faces
promoting facial hair on a clean shaven platform

it's been amazing.
and hard.

last year our 2 person video business hit $221k in our first year

But I spent most of it in a haze of burnout.

This year, there will still be plenty of dumb sh*t

But the motto isn't "how much can I do?"

it's "what will I be proud of when I die?"

I'm travelling the world with no return ticket.
Working with 250 clients.
And spending time with loved-ones.

Let's keep doing dumb sh*t ❤️

It's tough to say goodbye.
But honestly? This feels like a relief.

October 2025. I looked around my apartment.

Dirty dishes stacked in the sink. Piles of recycling I'd been meaning to take out for... honestly, I don't even know. Toenails I hadn't trimmed in weeks.

I was working 10-12 hour days.

Did you know in 1930, the economist John Maynard Keynes predicted we'd be working 15-hour weeks by now? Apparently technology would free us.

Instead...

In 2026, Silicon Valley is pushing 72-hour work weeks. The "996" schedule — 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week — is becoming standard at AI startups.

The irony is almost poetic.

The people building tools to "save us time" are working nearly five times what Keynes imagined we'd need.

And I'd argue the rest of us are on the same treadmill.

If you want to know the best benchmark for what's important to you, think about what you're going to be most proud of when you die. 

That's what I did. And I failed the test 😅

"more revenue" and "more followers" aren't the end goal 

For me it's sunshine. Freedom. Time with people I love.

So, maybe this is a long-winded post to say... 

January 26th, my wife (Jenna) and I are moving to Thailand.

Then Europe in the Summer.

And my 2026 goal is to work with 250 new coaches, consultants and agency owners to show them how video can get them time back with their kids. 

Here's exactly how you do it: https://lnkd.in/gmAUkHSw

I've honestly stopped caring about everyone's predictions for 2026

I only care about one thing now — what the future of MY life looks like.

Maybe that's the only prediction any of us actually need.

LinkedIn is a dating app.

Change my mind.

I got a little video surprise for you:

https://lnkd.in/gmAUkHSw

I just flew to Thailand without a return ticket.
 
This time last year I couldn't take a weekend off.
 
I was deep in 10-12 hour days. Telling myself "this is what it takes."
 
I don't fully regret it. We built something I'm proud of. But somewhere along the way I started measuring the wrong things.
 
Hours worked instead of hours lived.
Followers gained instead of memories made.
Engagement instead of... being engaged with my life.
 
I was helping a client hit 120+ leads in 10 days last week. I'm SO stoked for him. 

But it forced me to ask myself some uncomfortable questions:
 
→ Do your kids love you? (Or will they?) 
→ Did you do something today that filled your cup? 
→ Are you building toward MORE time with loved ones?
 
We all know "the algorithm" is bullshit when you're dying.
 
Yet we're terrified of it anyway.
 
Jenna (my wife) and I decided we want to see the world before we start a family.
 
So we just... booked a one-way ticket. No return date.
 
This isn't me saying quit your job or burn it down.
 
It's me saying: the life you actually want? 
The one you keep pushing off?
 
You're allowed to want that.
 
You're allowed to build something you're proud of when it's over — not just something that performs well while you're alive.
 
If you're building a life that you'll be proud of when you die..

I see you. You ain't alone. Let's get this bread. 

ps - our waitlist is open until Monday. Here's a link: https://lnkd.in/g_P9ZUpS

As a wannabe Dad, I'm always juggling 3 things: 

"Am I ever going to buy a home?"
"Will I be able to have a family?
"Am I moving closer or further away from these things?"

The average home price where I live is $951,365

The average price to raise a child to 17 is ~$325,000

That's why I do what I do.
The simplicity of being a Dad and buying a home.

It's got me through the hardest founder grinds.

And I can't f*cking wait.

Your why IS your purpose.

ps - 

did i mention i love this woman more than anything in the world?

I'm creating a petition to make Matt Barker my legal father.

That way, maybe I can inherit some of his good looks.

Seriously dude. Save some for the rest of us.

 Oh ya

We also did a LinkedIn Live a couple months ago. 

About 400 people showed up.

And Matt dropped this knowledge bomb on everyone. 

Here's the official "How To Not Make Your Stories Shit" 
Matt Barker guide.

Enjoy.

--

ps - here's the "How to Not Make Your Videos Shit" guide 
https://lnkd.in/gmAUkHSw

My client just brought in $1,041,630 pipeline in 10 days

$50,000 revenue + $144,000 projected deals

(Our waitlist is open until Monday: https://lnkd.in/g_P9ZUpS)

After f*cking this up for three years, I realized there's only three things you really need to do to make money online as a coach, consultant, or agency owner using videos.

1. Create niche virality
(This widens your lead pool)

2. Stack as much proof as possible
(This builds time under attention + trust) 

3. Run offer sprints
(This converts warm leads)


You can be doing "all the right things"...
posting consistently, following the playbook, staying visible - 

and still feel like you're running on a treadmill.

That's honestly a system problem.
 
The version of you that's been grinding won't bring in $1M of pipeline in 10 days

not because you're broken, but because the model is incomplete.

You just have to cut unnecessary actions that keep you in that loop. 

aka: Lean Video Systems. 

Check out the link above if you're curious.

Bummed not to be grinding my 30's away at a desk all Winter, but I wound up chopping down Christmas trees in the Canadian Alpine.
 
Jenna and I stole 45 days off LinkedIn to spend time with family and slow down. 

Potluck dinners where everyone contributed. 
Watching Batman the musical (hilarious, by the way). 
Board games until we lost track of time.
 
Most people would call that irresponsible. Taking 45 days off LinkedIn in the middle of building a business.
 
But when I looked back on 2025, I realised the points that stand out in my memory were the points that I WASN'T working.

birthdays
aniversaries
holidays
 
And I'll remember the Christmas we spent in the Alpine with her brothers and her mom. The potluck where everyone brought something. How Jenna's face looked when we finally chopped down that tree.
 
We're building video systems that get people off social media.
 
But not by grinding away the only years we'll have together like this.
 
By saying yes to the days that matter.
 
By taking 45 days to recalibrate when we needed it.
 
This is how we build legacy. Not someday. Not after we've "made it."
 
Right now. With the people who matter most.
 
What if you could build a business that creates days like this instead of stealing them? That's what we're figuring out. 

(here's a free video training for people who want the same 👇)
 
https://lnkd.in/gmAUkHSw

Last Wed, I spent 45 mins crying to internet strangers.  

It was horrible.

Nobody had fun.
I think I'm being sued?

The CEO of LinkedIn is calling me because he wants me to stop ruining the platform.

Not only that, I'm pretty sure that Josh Lowman, Magali De Reu and 🏴‍☠️ Bill Yost want to shave my beard off.

As terrible as it was, it also brought in...

- 123 followers + 22 connections in 1 day (>300 total)
- 28 email subscribers in 1 day (>65 total)
- The live had 704(!!!) comments + 11k+ impressions
- 3 new amazing friends

Not bad for a lil' 45 minute video cry sesh.

If you're video curious, but don't know how to make it actually work...

We're opening the waitlist for our $221,602 system 👉 https://lnkd.in/g_P9ZUpS

(Doors close Monday)

ps - please stop suing me. thx.

Last week I woke up from this message from my client. 
She booked a sales call with her first post.
 
Massive changes this month. All good, but huge growth sometimes comes with pain.
 
Last year we hit $221K. Also burnt out working way too many hours.
 
So 2026 is about building systems that give us our lives back. 

We just landed in Thailand this week without a return ticket.

I'm trying not to think about it because it feels crazy.
But it's also the most excited I've been about life since I became an adult. 

This one thought always rings through my mind: 

"build a life you're proud of on your deathbed."
 
And I've realized it's not just about me anymore. If I can't help other people live their dream lives, I'm not doing my job.
 
Seeing clients spend time with their kids, land awesome gigs, be f*cking happy... well that's the point innit?
 
Thank you for being here, LinkedIn.
 
p.s. if you're wondering what I'm on about — we teach people how to build video systems that generate 6 figures while taking ≤4hrs a week.
 
Our waitlist is open this week (closes next Monday): https://lnkd.in/g_P9ZUpS
 
Commit to one year of building a business that gives you your time back instead of eating more of it.
 
Your life will transform. Promise.

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