Welcome to the Flip Lifestyle Podcast, where life always comes before work.

We're your host, Shane and Jocelyn Sam.

We're a real family that figured out how to make our entire living online.

And now we help other families do the same.

Are you ready to flip your life?

All right.

Let's get started.

What's going on, everybody?

Welcome back to the Earn and Grow show.

Shane Sams, your party host, is in the house today.

And I'm ready to answer some other questions about online businessmen.

We want to help people take their online dream to the next level.

We want to help people earn their income online. And we want to help them take their online dream to the next level. We want to help people earn their income online and we want to help them grow their impacts out in the world so they can build the life that they have always wanted for themselves and for their families. And we're just going to jump right into it today, guys. I am fired up. I'm chopping at the bit. I'm ready to go. And I'm ready to answer some questions. So Kevin Crowe, producer, content wizard himself. Who is the first person on today's episode of the Earn and Grow show that's going to be up on the mic? First up, we've got Ann Coleman. And what is going on? Welcome to the program. I love your hat. That is a nice hat. Well, that's because I have bad hair today. You know, if you can look behind me, I've got like, I have like four hats waiting at all times. And like, I am I, I am borderline right now needing a haircut? And I, I would, it took me a minute today. I was like, am I going to comb this or am I going to put a hat on? But I went, I've got one more day of hair before I need a haircut., at least you don't have all this. So that's what I'm dealing with.

That's right.

That's how you doing?

What's your question today?

Good.

I want to ask about where we start with pricing and how we go up gradually.

I heard you on one episode talk about starting at the like a beta member price and then raising it gradually.

It seems like you talked about like doing webinars every so often and then maybe raise it

on a weekly or monthly basis throughout the webinars.

Is that right?

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