The answers are all there. We just have to go out to our competitors and learn from them.

If you're launching a course, go take popular courses. If you want to figure out how to make your event better or to how to monetize it more,

go to an event where you know they're monetizing it.

You go and you be an observer in your competitor's markets.

And we're back.

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With another episode of He Said She Said.

All right, babe, you just got back from, you can call it a mastermind, call it a peer group, whatever you want to call it.

I'll let you call it what you call it.

But you in the same, I think it's five women that do this a couple times a year and you guys all talked about each other's products now and what you guys are kind of forming and launching for next year.

I want to shed some light on that?

Yeah, we kind of got together. We weren't calling it a

mastermind at first, but that's what we did. This is the third time now and we just do

something called hot seats. So we get together for two days, sometimes three, but definitely two to get through everyone because there are seven of us.

And everybody gets like 45 minutes to an hour to talk about what's working in their business, what's not.

And so, you know, everybody pretty much has gone through like, hey,

here's what I have right now or here's the program, here's how I feel about it. I feel

like, you know, it might need some work, I feel like I want to grow it.

And what happens is everybody shares their insights on what's working for them

and what's not and what they've heard.

So it's like a collective group of people who are already doing all the work and doing a lot of research

and it's kind of like you bring all of that data because you know some people are in other

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