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<br>The ROI Method - Scott Oldford | 26.79 GB[/center]<br>I launched LeadCraft in May 2016, so I could help entrepreneurs with their lead generation online. We succeeded, helping hundreds of business owners improve their marketing funnels and turn their customers into raving fans.<br>This was my 4th 7-figure business, and for over a year I figured it would be "the" business.<br><br>Yet over the summer of 2017, something didn't feel right. I wasn't sure what, and I found the whole experience frustrating because in the early parts of 2017 I made more money than I ever had before.<br>But I didn't enjoy it. I used to wake up each morning excited. Not anymore.<br>I had all this money and authority, but I realized it left me with less freedom.<br>Worst of all, I didn't feel like I was making the impact I could (for me, or for those I serve).<br>So in September, I flew to Utah for a mastermind.<br>I felt low. real low.<br>And on the place, I said to myself, "This is it. I'm done."<br><br>I knew I had three options:<br>- Stay miserable<br>- Kill my business (and just let it all go)<br>- Reinvent a scenario that I believed in<br><br>I felt lost, but after five days in those Utah mountains (having deep conversations with people like Jesse Elder, Zach Obront and Chris Stoikos) I decided to choose option #3.<br>I remember someone asking me.<br>"What are you going to do".<br>As if my brain shut-off and my soul turned on, I wrote a text message of my plan.<br>My 3-year plan.<br>The next day, I called my COO and told him what we were going to do.<br>That's when I killed-off LeadCraft. It took less than five days. Five days to blow up a multi-million dollar business that I 'thought' was "the" business. It should have been hard, but it was the easiest decision I've ever made because we weren't serving our audience like we could.<br>Take LeadCraft's flagship product, for instance, a $997 do-it-yourself course. We put our blood, sweat and tears into this product, and we knew it was great (the best our industry had to offer). Yet over the months, I watched hundreds of entrepreneurs buy the course, only to never log in.<br>I shouldn't have cared.<br>We were making more money than ever.<br>But I did care. I knew we could do more to serve our audience.<br>And that knowledge was eating away at me.<br><br>HOmepage:<br><br><br>[center]Screenshots[/center]<br>[center]![[Image: f1825d2024fa24903265800e539c1e0c.jpg]](https://i111.fastpic.ru/big/2020/0321/0c/f1825d2024fa24903265800e539c1e0c.jpg)
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<br>The ROI Method - Scott Oldford | 26.79 GB[/center]<br>I launched LeadCraft in May 2016, so I could help entrepreneurs with their lead generation online. We succeeded, helping hundreds of business owners improve their marketing funnels and turn their customers into raving fans.<br>This was my 4th 7-figure business, and for over a year I figured it would be "the" business.<br><br>Yet over the summer of 2017, something didn't feel right. I wasn't sure what, and I found the whole experience frustrating because in the early parts of 2017 I made more money than I ever had before.<br>But I didn't enjoy it. I used to wake up each morning excited. Not anymore.<br>I had all this money and authority, but I realized it left me with less freedom.<br>Worst of all, I didn't feel like I was making the impact I could (for me, or for those I serve).<br>So in September, I flew to Utah for a mastermind.<br>I felt low. real low.<br>And on the place, I said to myself, "This is it. I'm done."<br><br>I knew I had three options:<br>- Stay miserable<br>- Kill my business (and just let it all go)<br>- Reinvent a scenario that I believed in<br><br>I felt lost, but after five days in those Utah mountains (having deep conversations with people like Jesse Elder, Zach Obront and Chris Stoikos) I decided to choose option #3.<br>I remember someone asking me.<br>"What are you going to do".<br>As if my brain shut-off and my soul turned on, I wrote a text message of my plan.<br>My 3-year plan.<br>The next day, I called my COO and told him what we were going to do.<br>That's when I killed-off LeadCraft. It took less than five days. Five days to blow up a multi-million dollar business that I 'thought' was "the" business. It should have been hard, but it was the easiest decision I've ever made because we weren't serving our audience like we could.<br>Take LeadCraft's flagship product, for instance, a $997 do-it-yourself course. We put our blood, sweat and tears into this product, and we knew it was great (the best our industry had to offer). Yet over the months, I watched hundreds of entrepreneurs buy the course, only to never log in.<br>I shouldn't have cared.<br>We were making more money than ever.<br>But I did care. I knew we could do more to serve our audience.<br>And that knowledge was eating away at me.<br><br>HOmepage:<br>Code:
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