What's up, what's up, welcome to Sideosel School. This is Chris Gillibout. We have just finished week number 11 of season 3.

The weeks are rolling by here in the month of March. A lot of us recently sprung forward. Thanks to the occasion slash torture known as daylight saving time.

We're going to be taking off to Thailand for a few days. But of course, I'll continue to bring you the program live from Southeast Asia or wherever I am.

I'll also have some news for you soon about our upcoming accountability bootcamp. This is going to be a series of check-ins that we do virtually.

So, anybody anywhere in the world can participate. I'm excited about this because I think it speaks directly to a need that I've been hearing from people over and over. I need accountability. I need some help just kind of making things happen.

I know what I need to do, but I just keep putting it off for whatever reason. So if there's some way that I could, you know, every single day make a little bit of progress, that would be great. And that's the whole goal with that.

In today's recap, I'm going to talk about something known as the conversion problem. We'll also have an audio update from a previously featured story.

The search is heating up for the people who make football better. People like Sarah Katriona.

Strength and conditioning is not just for the praise, it's for everyone.

Jack Northover. You cut me an hour to your fine rock shell all the way through just like a stick of rock.

Chippy C-Hack. That's a matter where you're former, you are. We built something which is beautiful.

Entries are rolling in. Who's your real football number one?

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Did you know choosing the train can take up to 500 cars off the road? Just one train at a time.

One gig at a time. One last minute plan. One festival. One going then. Why not at a time.

One train journey at a time can help create a greener future.

So when will you take your next trip? Find out more at nationalrail.co.uk for what's last greener.

So the conversion problem. Yesterday's story about the math major.

It becomes a professional blackjack player. Then goes on to create a suite of resources for aspiring card counters.

I mentioned how at first he had no idea how to make a website.

And you know he figured it out. He made a basic website. But the website wasn't very good.

When I say it wasn't good, I'm not referring to the design. I'm referring to its ability to convert visitors into customers.

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