Matt Asks, “How Can I Stop Overthinking And Just Launch?”

06/06/22 • 14 min

In this short consulting call from The One Percent, Matt was wrestling with some analysis paralysis.

When should I launch? Who is my ideal target buyer? How do I stop overthinking and just hit the GO button!?

If you've been stuck in the "thinking stage" of launching your business, this podcast help you get out of your own way and finally get something off the ground.

In this short consulting call from The One Percent, Matt was wrestling with some analysis paralysis.

When should I launch? Who is my ideal target buyer? How do I stop overthinking and just hit the GO button!?

If you've been stuck in the "thinking stage" of launching your business, this podcast help you get out of your own way and finally get something off the ground.

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Markian Asks, “How Can I Really Understand My Customer Journey?”

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An entrepreneur in The One Percent who always gets us laughing, always has some innuendos and double entendres to throw our way, because Markian is running a business.... Manhancer.. That helps with uh, vitality and virility, and testosterone for men and well, increasing confidence at any stage of (Ahem) manhood.

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But in this call from The One Percent Markian left with a LOT more clarity and confidence in himself in how to move forward and have absolute certainty that these products are going to kill it and he’ll know who to serve and how exactly to serve them with his brand.

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In this short consulting call from The One Percent, Joe is going back and forth on his ideal customer.

This comes up a lot when people are identifying who their "who" is.

Some entrepreneurs will be far too specific while others will be far too general, and as a result they never truly identify the people they are trying to serve.

In this conversation we look at an example of this from one of our members and create the clarity that will allow him to move forward in building a million dollar brand.