This branding masterclass slays ordinary thinking because “ordinary thinking” no longer works in business and staying ahead. (That’s not me talking. That’s the alumni who have gotten as much as a 2,333% ROI on their tuition.)
Ordinary is vanilla ice cream.
Extraordinary is the same vanilla ice cream, presented in a different way: with roasted pecans, Belgian hot chocolate, hazelnut cream sauce lining the dessert dish, plus a sprinkle of cayenne for some “heat.”
“You Don’t Need Me. You Need You.”
This was one of the first things I told the inaugural group of entrepreneurs, business owners, and brand managers during the initial Brand Intervention Masterclass zoom call we had.
I elaborated and said, “I am here to give you back you.”
“I’ve taken a number of the programs offered by a number of today’s ‘gurus’ and was left empty-handed, as clueless as when I started, instead only having what I call ‘educational souvenirs’ consisting of templates, scripts, formulas, etc. This Masterclass refuses to follow that outdated approach.”
Then I showed them this:
That set the stage for what was to follow: 8 weeks of zero-BS, no-fluff training, and mentoring that crushed the barriers like Kryptonite eliminating Superman’s defenses.
A Branding Masterclass Like No Other
This masterclass is based on the Amazon bestseller Brand Intervention with a Foreword by Daymond John.
It was a 9-week bootcamp/masterclass/mentorship that did things no other masterclass has done:
And they told me in uncompromising tones…
So, instead of me telling you about this branding masterclass, I think it’s best told by the students and alumni themselves:
Then there was this:
And this:
Followed by this:
This was followed by our youngest alumni:
Then a 30-year veteran of the branding and design industry shared this from her experience:
After a long 40-year career in headhunting, Allen learned some new tools for his new chapter in his career:
And Melinda (who I later found out was “auditioning” me) had this to share:
And Shankar from India shared this:
And all of these led to me realizing this:
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And whatever you do, never settle.