Category: Business
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Staying Connected
Membership hours are now available Sunday-Wednesday and updated weekly through our exclusive MBRS ONLY Portal. Need access? Simply text your Direct Connect Line for the password. For Thursday-Saturday, appointments are required—book ahead to access the space. Stay connected and plan your week with ease!
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The Growth of The Social Tour
The Social Tour has grown from a free community of creators to a vibrant space offering exclusive workshops, specialized clubs, and personalized support to help you thrive. As we expand our offerings, the annual membership will increase to $1,200 starting January 1, 2025, reflecting our commitment to providing even greater value and opportunities for our…
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The Butterfly Effect
Entrepreneurship is often glamorized as freedom-filled and successful, yet behind the scenes, it’s a journey of sacrifices and solitude. Every choice creates a ripple effect, leaving us with both the rewards we dreamed of and the unexpected costs that few understand.
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Bad Customers Make Good Business
Bad customers can be frustrating, but they often reveal the weaknesses in your business, pushing you to refine your processes and ultimately make your business stronger.
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The Truth About Scheduling Your Content
Scheduling your content not only keeps you ahead and consistent but also frees up time to focus on creativity and meaningful engagement with your audience.
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The Lab: A Space for Brainstorming and Innovation
We all know the struggle of staring at a blank page, waiting for inspiration to hit, or juggling too many ideas without a clear direction. That’s why The Lab exists—to give you a dedicated space for brainstorming, collaboration, and breakthrough moments.
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Go Further Until It Becomes a Fully Developed Idea.
Success is rarely instant; it’s the result of patience, persistence, and the willingness to embrace the process—even when it feels like you’re stumbling
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How to Calculate Your Worth as a Creative
Knowing your worth as a creative is about more than just setting a price—it’s about owning your value, respecting your craft, and refusing to let anyone else define what you’re truly worth.