In this episode of The Russell Brunson Show I’m back in the car… Just like the old days!
I’m sharing what’s been happening behind the scenes at ClickFunnels, Secrets of Success, and my personal life. We’re in a challenging season, but in the best way possible. I’ll walk you through the funnel testing process we’re deep in right now, the real reason “You’re One Funnel Away” still rings true, and the surprising moment at an Atlas meeting that led to one of the biggest breakthroughs I’ve had in years… the birth of the 1357 Club.
If you’ve ever struggled to dial things in and stay focused through all the chaos of business, this episode will ground you. I also talk about some recent changes in my scripture study habits… Reading not just for knowledge, but for revelation. This isn’t just marketing advice. It’s personal. It’s practical. And if you let it, it might just reframe how you approach your mornings, your business, and even your faith.
Key Highlights:
Why ClickFunnels is in “discovery mode” and how that’s a good thing
The 1357 Club: How Napoleon Hill, a rare journal, and a Zoom room of entrepreneurs sparked a movement
Why 13 minutes and 57 seconds might be the most productive part of your day
The real math behind scaling paid ads (and what I’m doing to beat the rising costs)
How to build offers that seamlessly integrate with your back-end software or affiliate goals
A new way to read scripture with purpose: revelation over routine
Bottom line: Business is a battle. But it’s also a beautiful game when you learn to play it with the right mindset, frameworks, and spiritual grounding. This episode is a front-row seat to how I’m navigating both worlds… funnel building and faith… At the same time!
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From custom emotes to immersive live streams, this sponsored episode of The Campaign Podcast explores how Twitch is enabling brands to participate in culture firsthand versus watching it happen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.