Capability Amplifier

By: Mike Koenigs and Dan Sullivan of Strategic Coach
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  • Join the eternally curious, interested, and interesting hosts, Mike Koenigs of the SuperPower Accelerator and Dan Sullivan of Strategic Coach®, to amplify your capabilities, value, status, and authority on the Capability Amplifier podcast. Ever episode focuses on a new mindset, shortcut or deep thinking exercise that will improve your performance and lifespan. Learn more at: https://www.CapabilityAmplifier.com
    Dan Sullivan & Mike Koenigs
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Episodes
  • Ai Multi-Channel Marketing Secrets

    Ai Multi-Channel Marketing Secrets
    Oct 2 2024


    What takes 7 hours, 11 touch points, and 4 channels?

    Converting your ideal client.

    Joe Stolte, CEO of Daily Ai, started his career with Fortune 100 companies, like Microsoft, and gained unparalleled insights into what compels customers to buy.
    After that, he made three highly successful exits, and now runs an Ai driven email and digital marketing platform called Daily Ai.

    Daily Ai uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to learn how to talk to your client about what they actually want to hear about. This makes it easier to hit those engagement markers faster, and more efficiently.

    Key Takeaways:

    1. Daily AI's core philosophy is "outcomes over outputs" - focus on achieving real business results for clients.


    2. The platform uses adaptive learning to tailor newsletter content based on subscriber behavior and engagement, not just what brands think subscribers want.


    3. Daily Ai has high open rates (40-60%) and sends millions of emails daily across 37+ industries.


    4. Best practices for email marketing:

    - Free book offers tend to perform well due to low friction

    - The second position in newsletters often gets the best click-through rates,

    - Ads further down in newsletters get fewer but higher quality clicks

    - Friday is generally the worst day for email opens

    - 4-7am Eastern time works well for international audiences


    5. The "7-11-4 rule" for marketing: It takes about 7 hours of interaction across 11 touchpoints on 4 different platforms to convert a cold prospect.


    6. Daily AI is expanding beyond newsletters to create a "digital smart response marketing system" that will personalize messaging across multiple channels.


    7. The ideal customer for Daily Ai:

    - Has a list of 1000+ subscribers

    - Has an existing, profitable product/service

    - Limited time or team for marketing

    - Growth-minded and wants to improve marketing

    - Willing to curate third-party content


    8. Daily Ai is adding more personalization features, including one-to-one segmentation and automated personalized messaging based on subscriber behavior.


    9. Daily Ai integrates with various marketing tools and can help optimize ad targeting on platforms like Facebook and Google.


    Time Stamps
    00:00:00 - Joe Stolte and Mike Koenigs Introductions

    00:02:22 - Joe explains how Daily AI differentiates itself in the AI content space

    00:06:25 - Discussion of Daily AI's early promise and competitive advantage

    00:08:07 - Joe outlines future plans for a "digital smart response marketing system"

    00:09:22 - Joe's background and experience as a serial entrepreneur

    00:12:47 - Mike's perspective on Daily AI's benefits

    00:15:38 - Joe shares insights on email marketing strategies and timing

    00:20:29 - Discussion of the "bigger promise, bigger proof" concept in marketing

    00:23:03 - Insights on ad placement within newsletters

    00:24:08 - Tips on best times to send newsletters

    00:28:40 - Explanation of the 7-11-4 rule in marketing

    00:31:23 - The importance of podcasting in marketing strategy

    00:34:33 - Discussion of upcoming personalization features in Daily AI

    00:36:22 - Description of the ideal customer for Daily AI

    00:37:38 - Content categories and types of businesses best suited for Daily AI



    Additional Resources

    • DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE BOOK: HOW TO 10X YOUR PRODUCTIVITY, CLONE YOUR SMARTEST EMPLOYEES, AND MONETIZE YOUR IP IN THE NEW Ai-ECONOMY
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  • Why High Achievers Check Out Early

    Why High Achievers Check Out Early
    Aug 29 2024
    In this episode, Dan reveals that he filled 60 notebooks only for them to be washed away in a flood. He could have mourned this, but instead chose to see it as closure to a past era. Mike shares a similar experience where he threw away every box he had after his divorce. These are life changing moments, where one radical act of letting go, either by nature or by choice, transformed both Dan’s life and Mike’s life. Dan discusses how high achievers struggle with overcoming what seem like small obstacles to many because their attachment to a vision isn’t linked to a measurable, realistic goal. Their vision in general, be it perfection or manufactured by someone else, may not even be “real.” And this can be tragic, and in some cases, fatal. One of the most transformative decisions we can make in our lives is to let go of our attachments to the past, and use obstacles as an opportunity to grow. Key Takeaways: 1. The Between Thinking and Wanting - State what you want clearly and without explanation. - The power of a strategy circle concept of vision, obstacles, and how to transform them into actions. - What it takes to overcome obstacles and achieve one's vision.2. Impact of Setbacks and Fragility - Setbacks in breakthroughs, and how to navigate them from within - Balancing resilience and fragility for success3. Adoption of AI in Business - How to use DigitalCafe.Ai for building relationships - How to use AI to create resonant conference presentations -The importance of never being boring and using Ai as an unfair business advantage4. Concept of Checking Out in Life - Discussion on shame, failure, and depression leading to "checking out" - Role of internal chemistry and luck in life outcomes - Importance of clarity in desires and decisiveness5. Personal Reflections and Progress Measurement - Dan Sullivan's reflection on decisiveness and lack of sentimentality - Why it is important to set realistic measurements for goals - Responsibility of self-confidence and understanding oneself6. High Performers and Mental Health - Contributing Factors to high performer suicide rates - Pressures on smart kids and high achievers 7. Impact of Environment and Feedback - Influence of environment and feedback on mental health. - Personal defeat and self-assurance without contemplating suicide.8. Self-Discovery and Personal Growth - Dan Sullivan’s focus on personal happiness and growth - Dan’s commitment to journaling after divorce and bankruptcy - Finding an ideal and effortless relationship - Importance of ambitious and growth-focused individuals - Destruction of journals symbolizing release of the past9. Material Possessions and Freedom - Mike Koenigs’ experience selling a company and feeling burdened by possessions - Koenigs’ rule about possessions and attachment post-divorce10. Developing Skills, Creating Value, and Enhancing Communication - How important communication and engagement are - Insights into using Ai tools to build relationships - A deep need to create value and innovate - Concern about the limited willingness of students to learn new skills - The changing education and employment landscape - Potential of skilled trades offering lucrative and secure careers11. Belief and Positivity in Relationships - Choosing paths of belief and tools focusing on positivity - Challenge of bridging the belief gap - Sullivan’s personal experience with self-responsibility12. Determining True Wants and Principles - Majority of people’s uncertainty about what they truly want, how to determine true wants, and evolve past them. - Clearly state your desires. Download your FREE digital and/or audio version of my bestselling book, “Your Next Act!”8 Essential Quotes "For the happy person. You set a goal, you achieve the goal, and then you measure backwards to where you started and you notice you've made a great deal of progress, and that makes you feel good. Whereas if you do it the other way, you set a goal, you achieve the goal, but then you measure against the ideal that you're supposed to live up to, and it seems to you that you've achieved nothing. And you get depressed and you get disappointed, and in some cases, you can get suicidal over it."— Dan Sullivan "It's almost like the parent that the children are leading the parents life, almost like they're being required to shine where their parents didn't shine and everything else. And that's a terrible pressure to have."— Dan Sullivan"I realized that the reason I had two setbacks, one in my personal life and one in my financial life, was I wasn't telling myself what I really wanted."— Dan Sullivan "So one thing I did, Mike, was that I said, my former wife, I'm relieving her of all responsibility for what happened to me."— Dan Sullivan "Just because someone's a ...
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • 10 Steps to a $15 Trillion Free Zone Economy

    10 Steps to a $15 Trillion Free Zone Economy
    Aug 9 2024
    What is best in threes? You probably don’t think of collaborations - but - then, maybe you should rethink that. In this episode of Capability Amplifier, we dive deep into the secret sauce of collaboration, why three is better than two, and how it could lead to massive wealth.Dan Sullivan drops some serious knowledge about what it takes to create game-changing collaborations in today's networked economy. We're talking entrepreneur-to-entrepreneur collabs that could unlock TRILLIONS in value. Key highlights:• Why collaboration is the new competitive advantage • The 3 non-negotiables for killer collaborations (hint: cash confidence is key!)• How to create a "Free Zone" where innovation thrives• Why 3-way collaborations beat 2-way every time• Leveraging AI to supercharge your creative processHere are the quick 10 Steps to a Profitable Collaboration. Learn more in the podcast: 1. Only collaborate with other entrepreneurs2. Collaborate with entrepreneurs who are cash confident3. Collaborate with those who don’t require a short-term payoff4. Collaborators need to sell to the same end user/customer/client5. The end user (customer) pays for the creativity6. Three is the magic number in collaboration; it’s double the thrill, no competition, and it keeps everyone honest7. Use Ai to Accelerate the outcome, increase efficiency, and advance the presentation8. Experiential Iteration: a willingness to pivot, progress, reinvent, and move forward9. Cash Care Free: partners should be abundance-minded and not stress about the investment or return10. Must Be a Growth Minded Entrepreneur with no endpoint in sight, no retirement; they are in it to be in it and growPlus, Dan reveals his audacious goal to build a $15 TRILLION economy within Strategic Coach by his 100th birthday. The future of entrepreneurship is collaborative. Timestamps in Essential QuotesHistory of the Word 'Collaboration: “Meaning, because if you're a World War Two movie buff, in the second World War, collaboration is what got you shot. What it meant was that you were you. You were collaborating with the enemy, and that got you shot."— Dan Sullivan [00:01:47 → 00:02:04]The Shift to a Network Economy: "So my sense is that it's the change in the structure of the economy that has put collaboration into one, a more positive light. But the other thing is, it's now possible to put capabilities together electronically in a way that you could never do in, you know, where you were separated by distance and somebody was talented in Cleveland, another person was talented in Chicago, but they couldn't really collaborate. Now they can."— Dan Sullivan [00:03:08 → 00:03:39]The Essence of Cash Confidence in Entrepreneurship: "Cash confidence means that they don't need the money right away. If they're going to create something new, they know how to make money their own way, they know how to make money. They have lots of money."— Dan Sullivan [00:06:32 → 00:06:43]The Essence of Collaboration: "So what we're doing is we're taking a capability here that you have and a capability here that I have. We're putting them together to create a new third thing. So the fourth box is you're creating a new third thing that you couldn't have created without my capability. I couldn't have created it without your capability. And we're creating it for what I call a hero target. We want to be a hero to a person."— Dan Sullivan [00:09:39 → 00:10:07]Crowdsourced Creativity: "We're going to create something brand new for you. It's never been created before. It's directly related to what we know about what you need. And the two of us are getting together and we would like you to tell us whether we're on cue or off cue as we're doing this."— Dan Sullivan [00:13:44 → 00:14:03]The Power of Three: "It's very interesting, and I've discovered that recently that three just works better. There's easily double the thrill when you add another person to the original idea."— Dan Sullivan [00:17:29 → 00:17:37]Free Zone Collaboration: "When you are, the moment you create a collaboration like this, you're in the free zone. Nobody from the outside can comprehend what you're doing or thinking about."— Dan Sullivan [00:18:50 → 00:19:00]Speed and Innovation in Business: "The ability that you can to package a new idea and put it into presentation form is unmatched right now."— Dan Sullivan [00:21:17 → 00:21:26]The Future of Free Zone Collaboration: "By 2044, when I'm 100, if we just grow naturally the way coach has been growing for the last 35 years, we'll have 10,000 in the program and by that time the entire program will be the free zone program."— Dan Sullivan [00:22:18 → 00:22:37]Lessons from Collaboration Failures: "You go through a lot of eggs before you get a really good omelet."— Dan Sullivan [00:25:09 → 00:25:12]Additional ResourcesAi Accelerator ProgramDOWNLOAD YOUR FREE BOOK: HOW TO 10X YOUR PRODUCTIVITY, CLONE YOUR SMARTEST EMPLOYEES, AND ...
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