We're going to talk about the right way to market an event.

Literally, I'm in the midst of this right now,

got the next event coming up in Beverly Hills, August 7th to the 9th.

And I was talking to the people that run the war room master miner.

It's not called war room anymore.

They got the Rise Mastermine, traffic and conversion.

The Anna and team.

Is she's running your next event?

Her squad is running the next team.

Oh, cool.

So do you want?

I guess I can just go into kind of what they've been telling me.

I'm curious on how you're marketing it.

Because I've seen a big shift in your events. The first few weren't bad, the last one I was at,

it's continually gotten better, but the last one I was at was really amazing. And I don't know if you remember,

I wasn't necessarily hating, but you're just like, hey, we're going to do three events a year,

you're going to come to them,

and I'm like, yeah, I don't know how many of these I'm going to come to.

But after the last one, and even the one before I was like, oh, they're getting really good, but the last one for sure, I was like, hey, dude, when are you going to do the next event? I'm at the point where I'm actually looking forward to the events you're hosting.

I appreciate that. Well, by the way, the three, now I'm just going to do like one a year, I think

moving forward and that's it. It's a lot of work for these events. I'll say that.

Like anybody that does events for a living, my God, hats off.

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