Posting Posting 2025! LIVE NOW!

officially live on LinkedIn. So for those of you that have, that have no idea what we're doing over here, for those of you that are here for the very, very first time, my name is Joe Apfelbaum. I'm the CEO of Evvy AI. It's an AI that helps people be able to be more effective on LinkedIn. And my goal is to help all of you guys, everyone here, be able to generate at least $100,000 in profit in 2025. The way that you're going to do that, the way that you're going to generate $100,000 in profit in 2025 directly from your efforts on LinkedIn is by having conversations with people. That's how you're going to do it. You're going to have conversations with your target market. Now I'm not talking about going viral. You want to go viral, get COVID. You want to go viral, go on Instagram, go on Facebook. And if they are activated, TikTok again, go on TikTok. But if you want to be able to make real money, not just be famous, but make real money without being famous and without having millions and millions of connections, you need the right 1,000 strategic people in your life. And you can control that in the next 90 days with LinkedIn. How? By posting, engaging, and messaging. Now, it's really hard to get seen on LinkedIn if you don't have a small community of a dozen people with you. So look around you and congratulate yourself for just a moment for showing up at the posting party. We are having an incredible party. So congratulations on being on this incredible posting party. We're on a journey to do this 25 times this year. Again, this is not about doing it every day and going viral and pushing good. This is about building real relationships. And the way that we do that is we do that one person at a time. We do that one connection at a time, and we do that one conversation at a time. We do it intentionally. We're not here to try to get lucky. If you want to get lucky, come with me on the cruise in 2026. I went on a cruise with 400 online entrepreneurs. They all have audiences. And if you're interested in coming next year, I can only invite 10 people along with me, and 3 of you are already coming. And you don't pay for the event. The food is free, the drinks are free. You don't pay for the event. You just pay for the cruise. You pay the cruise line for the cruise, and you show up at the same time. Now, the cruise line only lets 400 people from the same group to join, because otherwise we just take over the 4,000 people on the ship, and then all the— it messes up their entire itinerary. So it sells out. So if you guys are interested in taking a vacation with me on the Pacific Coast— I did it on the Eastern Coast, but we're gonna do it on the Pacific Coast for 8 days with 400 other— Oh, that's awesome. online entrepreneurs. Just say interested in the cruise in the chat, and I will send you, if you qualify and you're a normal person— not saying you're not normal, but if you're like an online entrepreneur with an audience and you want to grow a business and you're not going to be promoting yourself constantly shoving business cards in people's faces, then you can come to that event. Because, you know, we have a JV jacuzzi that people hang out on sunset, then we have a strategic alliance meeting every morning. And so there's incredible stuff, and I'll be writing a whole page And a whole website about it and my experience and everything. So if you guys are interested, let me know you're interested. But this posting party happens twice every single month, and we get together with a few dozen engaged LinkedIn users. Most people on LinkedIn are not engaged at all. They're not, they're not engaged. They're, they're not even there all the time. 60% of them are not showing up regularly, but we need to find who the engaged people are, cuz the engaged people are much more likely to like and comment on our stuff, especially if we know who Greg is, we know who Rick is, we know who Dr. Amin is, we know who Andy is. Or Michelle, is it? It's probably Michelle. It's not Andy. It looks like Andy, but it— I mean, it looks like Michelle, but it says Andy. By the way, Andy and anybody else, you can right-click on your face and you can click rename and you can rename what the Zoom says your name is. So if you want to add your company name to your Zoom or you want to change your name from like iPhone, or in Ken Cohn's thing, it could say Ken with a capital K. Because I know Ken Cohn is a capital type of guy. So you want to make sure he has a capital K on Ken Cohen. You can right-click it and you can change it. Like Cheryl, you can put your last name there as well. I see you don't have your last name there, so you can— so this way people know who you are. Um, and Tom's Notetaker, you're just Tom Notetaker. You're just listening. You're not going to talk at all. So what we're going to do over here is, and what we do every time, is anyone that's on video, um, and if we don't have room, Jen, make sure to throw out all the notetakers if we don't have room for the real people, because sometimes we run out of space.

Yes.

Put them in the waiting room, especially if they're taking up a spot. Just get rid of them. I have nothing against the note-takers, but just like, why are you taking up a spot when a real human could be here really networking? So every single person knows 250 people in their life. If you take a look at your 1,000 connections, you know 250 of them for sure. If you have 5,000, you might know 1,000 of them, but every person knows 250 people. So if you have an objective and you want to help somebody, all I need from you is to tell me in 15 seconds. Who you help and how you help them. That's all you need to do. And you say it around here. And then after this, pick five people that you're going to build a real relationship with from this meeting. That's it. And the relationship doesn't happen here. The relationship happens on LinkedIn. It happens on the phone. It happens by looking at people's content and sharing. I'm going to share with you guys just quickly, just so you can see. I'm going to share with you my screen here. We have a school community, school.com/evai. And in our school community, we have a post that we post. every single time we do these posting parties. And in the comments, I'm gonna post a link to the post, okay? And you guys can go in there, and if you're pending, just write pending, and me or Jen will let you into the community, 'cause we are very— we're a very tight-knit community. We don't let everybody in. We only have 697 people there. Out of the billion people that wanna join this community, only 697 we allowed in. And we're only gonna ever have probably around 1,000 people that are engaged. And we're probably gonna start removing people that are not engaged in the community. You know what I mean? Yeah. I just wanna keep it to be really tight, and I don't— Again, I'm not trying to go viral, but my goal is to help 1,000 people on LinkedIn use LinkedIn every day. And I want them to be in that community. And you, I want you guys to benefit from those 1,000 people. You know, like imagine you had a pool of people that you can really build a relationship with. When I went to the event, I looked, I had AI review all 400 entrepreneurs and only 25% of them had more than 1,000 people on LinkedIn that they were connected to, that they had followers. So I just want you to even think about the possib— and out of those, only 30 of them had more than 5,000 followers. So, and I had the most, more than anybody else. Not, I'm not bragging about it. I'm just saying I focus on it. I focus on it. And because I focus on it, where focus goes, energy flows. So look, I just copied a link to my post, my most recent post where I'm at the gym encouraging people to be healthy. And I just posted a link here. And then when you see the post, let's say for example, Francois' post over here, when you see the post, you click on the post, it opens up on LinkedIn. And then if you happen to have Evie AI, if you're lucky enough To be using Evie AI, then you can just use Evie AI to drop a comment in about 3 seconds. So you just click on the Evie AI icon over here, and then Evie AI should open up. And then once it opens up, you hit generate comment, and then it generates a comment, and then you post the comment. Now, for some reason, because I'm, I'm, I'm streaming and I'm doing all types of stuff on my computer, my computer's acting a drop slow. But I hope you can see the way Evie AI opened up. It generated a comment. Um, I can tag Francois as well by putting the@ sign next to his name, clicking on his name, and hitting comment. And that allows me to be able to just leave a comment on Francois. Once I finish commenting on Francois, I close the tab, and then I go back here and I just like it. You see that? I liked it. And this way Francois knows the people that actually commented on his post. And you just go through that one at a time, and you're gonna have maybe 10, 15, 20, 30 people to comment on. And hopefully you'll do that today, you'll get through it, and this way you'll support each other. But then get to know the people. Look at their business networking one sheet. If you guys don't have a one sheet, just write in the chat. I need a one sheet. I'll help you create a one sheet. But look at my one sheet. If you go to my profile, this is really important. If you go to my profile and you go to my profile in my featured post, each one of you should have a featured post with a one sheet because we're at a networking event. Yeah, sure. This is a party, but really it's a networking event. And on your profile, you should have a business networking one sheet. And if you need a one sheet, just write, I need a one sheet in the chat, and I'm gonna help you be able to create your own one sheet using artificial intelligence. I know Greg asked me for help. I'm gonna go on live and help Greg create his one sheet. But there are different sections on my profile. Do you see it says featured? And you see my one sheet over here? This is my business networking one sheet. It's a PDF that explains exactly who I am, who I help, and how I help them, and what my current projects are and everything else. You guys see that? Can you guys see my one sheet here? Okay, so this one sheet, my goal is to get 100 likes and 100 comments on this one sheet and leave it there all year long. It's my 2025 one sheet. That's not gonna change. So for those of you that don't have a one sheet, I'm gonna help you guys create a one sheet. It makes it really easy if you have Evie AI Pro to have the one sheet. But let's do some elevator pitches because the riches are in the pitches. I'm just kidding. The riches are not in the pitches, but we need to do some elevator pitches. So we'll start with Greg. Each person will say 15 seconds. Unmute yourself if you're ready to go. 15 seconds, who you help and how you help them, and then we'll just quickly go across everybody, and I'll call your name out, and get ready to unmute yourself, because we can't read your lips. And I'll remind you, when you're moving your lips, that we can't read your lips. So we'll start with Greg, and then Rick, and then Dr. Amin, and then Melanie. So go ahead, Greg, unmute yourself. And if you can't figure out how to unmute yourself, we'll just come back to you, but if you could, you just click on— there you go. Greg, Rick, Dr. Amin, and then Melanie. Go ahead, Greg, give us 15 seconds of your gracefulness.

Okay, first of all, I sell environmental printing. Uh, I did, uh, connect with Latha over there to the right, and in the meeting— in the meeting from yesterday, I'm so far behind and Latha is so far behind as far as understanding how to do, um, what all, all this stuff posting. So the 2 of us are going to meet on Thursday at 4:30. We're going to discuss That's amazing.

And by the way, we meet every Tuesday at 5:00 PM with Rick and with a few other people. So Tuesdays at 5:00 PM, speak to Rick about it. Rick is the expert on that. If you're far behind and you're not sure what to do, we do accountability meetings on Tuesdays at 5:00 PM where we have a whole group of people like Evan and Rick and a bunch of other experts that are experts in their field and they're experts at EvAI and they're experts on LinkedIn that are willing to help you and lend a hand. So Greg, who do you help?

And I was there yesterday and Latha was there yesterday.

We were both there.

That's why we're, that's why Thursday, we're going to get together, the two of us.

Perfect. Do one-on-ones, find your accountability buddies and support each other. So, Greg, who do you help and how do you help them?

Who do I help? I mean, I help people to be environmental. I, you know, I just recommend using 100% post-consumer paper. Is that what you mean? As far as my business?

Exactly what I mean. So he's a printer. He helps people be environmental. And who he helps is people that want to print. Excellent. Who you help?

You know what I want everybody to do? I want them to go to LinkedIn and hit search Greg Barber. And I did a personal heartfelt post this morning about mental illness.

Okay. So guys, go ahead, find Greg Barber, make sure that you comment on his stuff and make sure that you cold call him. He loves when people call his cell phone. So call his cell phone and tell him you love him and give him a big kiss on his cheek through the phone. So this way he doesn't catch anything from you. Okay. Next is Rick, then Dr. Amin, and then Melanie. Go ahead, Rick.

Hi, good morning everybody. My name is Rick Clody, based in Nashville, Tennessee. I'm the president of Clody Group. You know how everybody wants better results and they say people are the most valuable asset? Well, what we do is deliver results through people. We actually use a proven 8-step process and we save our clients time and money.

Woohoo! Let's give him a boom in the comments. He was very efficient with his elevator pitch. Let's give him a boom in the comments. Let's write some boom. Boom is noise. Boom is noise. And we human beings are noise. Our table is noise. The world is noise. Everything's a vibration. And so the vibration that you're giving from your heart, we feel it. We love it. And we're giving you booms in the comments, positive noise in the comments. A boom is a positive noise. So we're giving him a positive noise in the comments and we're showing Rick love. Rick is an amazing entrepreneur, an amazing recruiter. Definitely connect with him. He's a giver. He loves to give from his heart. So make sure that you connect with him, Dr. Amin, and then Melanie, then Jane, then Arlene. Go ahead, Dr. Amin.

All right. So let me try to, uh, keep up with Rick. Uh, I'm Dr. Amin. You know how leaders struggle to build trust, foster engagement, and drive team performance? Well, what I do is empower them with neuroscience-based strategies through my Crave Leadership Method to create high-performance teams that are connected, And lead to operational excellence.

I love that. I love that. Now it's hard to pay attention sometimes if you're kind of like doing other stuff and it's fine if you're kind of just— so remember when you're doing your elevator pitch, do say things that will make the right people pay attention to you, who you help, how you help them. Focus on the benefit. Often the benefit is what people are looking for. Everyone's looking for the benefit. Everyone wants some connections with benefits, if you know what I mean. Everyone wants referrals. They want benefits. They're looking for their goals. They're looking to achieve things. So when you're doing your elevator pitch, Make sure that you're, you're talking about the benefits. Um, Carlos asked a question in the chat. He said, should people ever cull their LinkedIn connections? Get rid of the spammers, get rid of the fake accounts, get rid of the negative people. Yes. But anybody else that's not a spammer, that's not a fake account, and that's not a negative person, keep them on there because you can access their connections as second-degree connections. Now, when you hit 30,000 like me, then you're gonna have to remove about 1,000 or 2,000 a year. To turn over those old connections. But my recommendation is before you remove a connection that hasn't been responding to you, send them a few messages. So this way, when you remove them, you can keep sending messages in the future and keep them on your dashboard so you can track later who you removed. And this way they could stay in your CRM. You can still DM them.

Yeah.

Once you DM them once, twice, 3 times, you can keep DMing them even if you remove the connection. That's a little hack that I teach. Inside the Evergreen Networking System. And for those of you that don't have access to the courses and coaching programs that we're doing, our next program is gonna be February 5th at 10:00 AM Eastern. We're gonna do 2 hours of deep LinkedIn strategy. We do this once a month through the Evergreen Networking System. If you're interested in joining us, just write strategy in the chat and let us know that you're interested in joining us. If you're coming, write, I'm coming. I love hearing that word. I don't know why. When I love hearing that people are coming to our events. Okay, Melanie, Jane, Arlene, and Howard. Go ahead, Melanie. Take it away.

Good morning and thank you, Joe. Um, I'm with Sandler Training and the people we help are employees who sell pretty much anything. We teach them how to sell. Given their style of communication.

So who here wants to make it rain? If you want to learn how to sell, if you want to make it rain, if you want to be better at sales, put a dollar sign in the chat. Put a dollar sign in the chat if you want to be better at sales. Greg says, how can I put a link of my LinkedIn post about mental health in today's meeting? Greg, if you're not sure how to put your link to your LinkedIn, all you got to do is copy the LinkedIn URL. I'm going to teach you how to do it right now by looking at my screen. Then Jane's going to go, then Arlene, and then Howard, and then Francois. Um, so let me share my screen real quick just to teach you guys how to copy a link. So if I want to copy any link, I click on the 3 dots on the top.

Joe, excuse me, Joe, can you enlarge your screen? It's really hard to see. It's teeny.

Okay, what about now? Is it big?

You got it, babe. Thank you.

Oh, you're so sweet. Thank you for interrupting me and saying that. I appreciate that. Very, very cool. Okay guys, check this out. You see on the top right corner, there are 3 dots. On the top of every post, there are 3 dots. No matter what post it is, there are 3 dots. When you click on those 3 dots, a dialog box pops open, and then it says copy link to post. When you click on copy link to post, your post gets copied into your clipboard. Now, once you have it in your clipboard, you see it says link copied to clipboard. That means you can paste it anywhere. So if you know how to copy and paste, all you gotta do is you can paste it into Zoom. So I just pasted it into Zoom. You could paste it into our community here. You see on the bottom, I'm gonna paste it into our community and, and hit comment. And in our community, you can paste it into the community and hit comment and comment on it. I just pasted the, the file there. So hopefully you guys understand how to do that now, how to grab a copy of your post by clicking on the 3 dots on the top right corner of the post and click on copy link to post. I know that it's hidden and a lot of people can't find it, but if you can't find the 3 dots, then start a treasure trove, start a treasure hunt. for the 3 dots, and hopefully you'll find it one day. And if you can't, get a delegation of people together and we'll have a map and we'll together find those 3 dots and then click on copy link to post. Okay. I want to make sure that we keep moving to the elevator pitches, but if you have a question, put it in the chat and I'll be more than happy to address it once we take a break. Um, so Melanie went, okay. Next is Jane, Arlene, Howard, Francois, and Deb. Go ahead, Jane. It's your turn. Good morning, everyone.

Jane Lehman of Boerne, Texas. I am with LegalShield. I help small business owners get access to Lawyers, a network of lawyers all across the nation. Wherever you're working doesn't matter. Um, helping you save money and sleep better at night. With LegalShield, you worry less and live more.

Worry less and live more. Who doesn't want to live more with friends like Jane? Who doesn't want to change their life with friends like Jane? Jane is such a giver, such a lover of life, and such an amazing connector. So make sure that you're connecting with Jane. She's awesome, and, uh, you won't regret it. Arlene, Go ahead, you're up next.

Thanks. I'm Arlene Torgerson. I live in Los Angeles, and I'm founder of Antares Professional Solutions, an HR consulting executive search firm serving startup companies and high-growth companies to hire top-tier candidates and also help transform their workplaces. And my passions are personal development, skiing, travel, and spending time with my 2 grandkids.

Amazing. I love that. Um, I love, love, love that. Thank you very much. Arlene is awesome. You definitely want to connect with Arlene. Definitely want to, um, connect with her. Somebody asked a question in the chat. Greg said, what is the link to the community? Who wants to share the link to the community with Greg? Only one or two people can share it. You don't have to have 1,000 people share it, but maybe Rick can share it or somebody or, or, or Howard or someone that, that knows where the link to the— oh, there we go. We posted the link to the community there. Now we have the link to the community. Thank you. Everyone can stop posting links to the community. I do have a question for you guys, for the chat. How many posting parties have you been to so far since we started them last year? Would you say more than 5 or less than 5? More than 2 or less than 2? Just write more than and put the number of how many posting parties you know that you've been to. If it's your first one, just write your first one. Now guys, remember this. It's not about coming one time. It's about coming over And over and over and over. Networking is about building trust, and trust comes through repetition. Anything you want in life that is worth getting doesn't happen in 1 second. It doesn't happen by 1 time. If you just come 1 time, it's not going to help you. But if you come over and over and over and over to these events, you will benefit by building trust. And people do business with other people that they know, they like, and they trust. If I see you over and over and over here, I will trust you more. The people here that are around me are going to trust you more. The key is not just show up and spray and pray and sell. Nobody wants to buy from you if you're selling, but everybody loves to buy things that they know that they need, that if you show up and they, and they trust you. So Howard, 15 seconds, then Francois, then Deb, and then, uh, Laura. Go ahead, Howard.

Yes, I'm Howard Gershwin.

I, uh, live in the Hudson Valley area in New York where it's like 7 degrees now and I'm staying inside. That, what I do is help people make and save money. I, Kindler, gentler financial planning. We teach the basic financial stuff you should have been taught in high school. And I had a nice conversation with Arlene a couple of weeks ago. It was great.

Now let me ask you guys a question. First of all, Howard, thank you for being a client. Thank you for being amazing. Thank you for always showing up. Thank you for always being positive. I want to ask you guys a question. If someone shares something for 15 seconds, can you know everything about them? You can't know everything about them, but you can know their energy. And if you want to connect with them and learn more, So it doesn't matter what you say. It matters how you make people feel. When I got up on stage in front of 400 people and I had 30 seconds to share, instead of me selling people things, I said, my name is Joe Apfelbaum. I'm on page 30, and I help people generate $100,000 in profit from LinkedIn. Something like that. And when people heard that, they were like, wow. But what hooked them in is when I said, everybody out there, they just want to grow, but they're not posting. They're just coasting. Don't be like them and get your LinkedIn toasting. And everyone was like, wah! Right? They're like, we want that guy. But some people got allergic reaction. There was one woman that came over to me, she's like, oh, you're the rapper? I don't want to do business with you. And I was like, okay, I'm okay with that. There's 400 people here. I can't possibly do business with all of you. And I took— I had 100 meaningful, amazing conversations and took 100 selfies and put them up online. And I'm connecting with people. And if you don't put yourself out there, nobody will really know who you are. So I'm not saying go crazy and be a rapper or do anything that I do. What I'm saying is just show up as who you are. Don't worry about other people's opinions. If nobody doesn't like you, that means nobody likes you. You know what I mean? So sometimes out of this group of people, if we have a few dozen people, let's say we have 3, 4 dozen people here that are here live with us right now, and then maybe countless other people that are going to watch the replay of this, then maybe a handful of people are going to like you. And that's enough. You don't need to connect with every single person. So just show up and be yourself like Howard and Arlene and Jane and Melanie and Dr. Amin and Rick and Greg. Just be yourself, but share something that will move people and talk about the benefit. Okay? But don't stress about it because whatever you say, you're meant to say. So just say whatever you need to say, connect with people, and then after, try to find 5 people that you can follow up with. Barbara, Deb, Laura, Wendy, then Robert. Go ahead, Barbara.

I'm Barbara Drady. I, uh, live in freezing cold Chicago. Um, I help Entrepreneurs connect to top media outlets like Forbes, Time Magazine, and Fox News to become the celebrated go-to authority in their field. It's no longer good enough to be an expert. You have to be the go-to authority.

I love that. Very, very big benefit. Very succinct, very straight to the point, very authentic. Barbara, thank you for being in my life. Thank you for being incredible. I love seeing you, love having your energy here, so thanks for being here.

Thank you. Did you wear your green cape on the cruise?

I did, and I posted a picture on Twitter and on Facebook with my green cape on the 15th floor with the wind blowing in the, in the ear with my Minion shirt. And every time somebody looked at my Minion shirt, I said, eyes up here, eyes up here. And one woman said, eyes down here. I was like, no, no, no, we're not doing that here. This is a professional cruise. Anyway, it was really, really funny. Okay, Deb, Laura, Wendy, Robert, and then Penny. Go ahead, Deb.

Hi, my name's Deb Kamenetsky. My company's De Facto PM, fractional project management. It's a true B2B company. I basically help people who do implementation projects make sure their project goes smoothly and gets their customer exactly what they're looking for. Thank you.

Powerful stuff. Powerful stuff. Thank you for being succinct, professional, and to the point. Laura, Wendy, Robert, Penny, then Kevin. Go ahead, Laura.

My name is Laura Lorenz. I'm the owner of Top Floor Mentoring. Your path to business success starts here. We've made business success simple and achievable. You get clear direction, proven strategies, and ongoing support. You just bring your dream.

Awesome. Thank you so much, Laura. Appreciate you. Um, Wendy, Robert, Penny, Kevin, and then Cheryl.

Hi, I'm Wendy Byford in Las Vegas, Nevada. I provide legal services and identity theft protection to solopreneurs, small business owners, their families, and employees so they can feel empowered and protected regardless of what life throws at them.

I love that, and I love the way you're hanging your mic up there. You look like you're a professional radio host. I used to have my mic on the top. I was like, you know what, I'm gonna talk down instead of talk up. But I, I love your mic and I love your audio. Very, very good, Wendy. Love seeing you here. Thanks for being a client. Thanks for being a friend. I want you guys to look around the room for just a moment and identify one person that you appreciate and put their name in the chat. One person. Don't write Joe because obviously we all appreciate Joe, but I want you to find one person, one person that you truly appreciate and put their name in the chat. Um, and, and just, just put someone— let's share some appreciation for one person that you appreciate. And don't worry about leaving other people out, but just put a name in there just so that you could see that people are building real relationships. They're appreciating each other. I think it was Dale Carnegie that said that people are hungrier for appreciation than they are for food. So appreciate people. That's such an important thing to send your connections a message and say, I appreciate you being connected to me. Thank you for liking my post. Thank you for commenting on my post. Thank you for being in my life. Flowers, I think they thrive with appreciation. I think it's like proven that organic matter thrives. Even water, if you appreciate water and you thank the water and you bless the water, when you crystallize it, it'll look more beautiful than when you curse it. You could look into the studies that they did in Japan on that. But there are famous studies that went— and we're mostly water, right? The planet is 72% water. We're 72% water, whatever, you know, more than 70%. I don't know the exact percentage, but— 72.5%. The idea is that appreciation and blessings and love have a profound impact on our well-being, on our life, and on our relationships. So this is a reminder for everybody to share some love. In Hebrew, the word is hakarat hatov, which means recognizing the good. In English, it's gratitude. But recognizing the good in other people, seeing the good in yourself and in other people, will help rise you up and will help you be able to make this world a better place. So if more people did that, We would have a much better world, and we would be less in fear and more in love. So let's show some love to some people in the comments and share some names. Everybody loves their name being heard, and that's why— I don't know if you noticed this— I don't just say Robert's next. I say Robert, then Penny, then Kevin, then Cheryl, then Latha. Why am I doing that? Why do I have to let 5 people know, and then I go backwards? Wendy and Laura and Deb and Barbara. Why do I go backwards and forwards like that? Why am I mentioning people's names? Because the— The word that warms people's hearts more than anything else in the world is when somebody says your name in a loving way. Not when a police officer says, Joseph! At that point, your fear goes up. But if somebody says it in a loving way and you know they really love you because they see you, because they've conquered parts of their ego that stops them from seeing you, and they're able to see the spark of God within you because they see the spark of God within themselves, and when they mention your name, your name is then blessed. And so mention people's names, mention it in writing, mention it in words, and use it in a loving way. Okay, Robert, give us 15 seconds of love.

Hey everybody, Robert here from beautiful—

Okay, wait, hang on, hang on. There were 2 Roberts at the same time, so I'm sorry. I apologize.

Oh, he can go first.

I was gonna say Robert P., but I think you both have Robert Ps. And you're both saying go ahead, you're both lovers, but I see Robert Parisi first, and Robert M., which I'm not sure what your last name is because it's not written on your thing, Uh, but I'll, I'll, we'll get to you when the video gets to you on the bottom. And I should have been clearer because I didn't realize we had, we had 2 Roberts. We had 2 beautiful Roberts in the world. Robert, Robert. And I would tell you both to go at the same time, but it's going to be difficult to do. So Robert Parisi, and then I think we only have one Penny here. Penny will go after. Go ahead, Robert.

Hey there. I'm a, I'm a 25-year e-commerce veteran that is kind of evolving into my best work life. So, You know, my, my team is a family business and we provide products and services for building, home improvement, furnishings to, you know, and our clients are builders, developers, and ultimately communities, you know. So, we want to, you know, build green, build better, build affordable.

Build green, build better, build affordable, and check out his awesome glasses. Let's give him a round of applause for wearing those glasses with the double bridge. I used to have those when I was 13 years old and they're definitely hip and coming back. Awesome. Good job. And thank you for sharing your love. Thank you for being a client. Thank you for being awesome on LinkedIn.

Oh yeah.

Always being supportive. Okay. Next is Penny, then Kevin, then Cheryl, then Latha, then Ken. Go ahead, Penny.

So good morning all. I'm so happy to be here. I'm Penny. I'm an HR consultant who helps small to medium-sized businesses by creating workplaces where teams thrive and businesses soar.

Wow, I want my business to soar. That was concrete, to the point, amazing. Well done. She dropped the penny on a dime, on a quarter, on a dollar, on a $100 bill, on a quarter. That's awesome. Well done, Penny. Thank you for being here. Thank you for being amazing. Appreciate you, and thank you for sharing and being succinct. 15 seconds. Kevin, then Cheryl, then Latha, then Ken, then Steve. Go ahead, Kevin.

Good morning, everybody. Kevin Williams of RevBranding. Think of your brand as a superhero. RevBranding is the cape that helps you soar above the competition. We provide unique, customized promotional products that make your brand unforgettable. What if your next promotional item could turn prospects into lifelong fans? Wow.

I love that. I love that. That is very powerful. And then we all need some good promotional products in our life. I actually had trifold brochures and business cards and all stuff, and I made a note for next year for the cruise. to be able to bring some other gifts and stuff with my logos on it. So Kevin, we should talk about both the cruise because it's going to be on the West Coast, and also just in general, um, the concept. I want to share with you guys something. You see right now I am on LinkedIn Live. You guys, you guys can see my LinkedIn Live here. Can you see my screen? I'm on LinkedIn Live. If you want to be able to leave a comment on someone's LinkedIn Live, um, what you need to do is you need to go to their recent activities So it's linkedin.com/in/joeapplebaum/recentactivity. And then you can in real time leave a comment without entering the live, because if you enter the live, it starts playing and it starts going crazy and you can't even see all the comments. So this is a little hack for you to go to someone's LinkedIn Live, and then you can reply to people's comments within the LinkedIn Live. This is the only way to do this. You can actually see—

Joe, can you make, can you make your screen larger again for some of us who can't see so well? Thank you.

Is that better? Okay, good. So this is called the LinkedIn Live. So if you go to my recent activity without actually going into the LinkedIn Live, what I want you guys to do is in here, just put in your keyword. What is the word that represents your business? So for example, I say B2B marketing is my keyword. And I want everyone to have a keyword, which is either a phrase, 1, 2, or 3 words that represent their business and put it on the comments of that LinkedIn Live so we later can find you. And see you while the live is happening. You see that? You don't have to go into the live, you just have to go to my recent activity, and then you can just drop a comment without actually entering the live. And then you can see everybody else's comments, and you can like them and comment on the comments. This is the only way to be able to do this. And look at Ian said, Arlene, please DM me. And he said, my first one. And do you see the way people are commenting over here? Um, so you guys go ahead and leave a comment in the LinkedIn Live, uh, comment box, but don't do it by going into the live. Do it without actually entering the live. And this is the only way to really see that. Now, if you wanna see all the recent comments on a LinkedIn Live, you click on most relevant and you change it to most recent, and then it kind of refreshes and shows you all the most recent comments. And that's the one way to do that. A lot of people are curious about that, and you have to learn this hack because there's no way for you as you're doing a LinkedIn Live to be able to see who's commenting on your LinkedIn Live. And to be able to reply and to be able to say things like boom or whatever it else that you want to acknowledge the person and mention them. But you can do this only through this place. And even LinkedIn themselves don't even know that you can do this. They don't want people to like be doing this. So don't tell too many people about this little hack on how while you're on LinkedIn Live, you can see who's commenting and reply to the comments. That's the only way to do that. And I get into people's comments on other people's LinkedIn Lives and do it that way. And they're like, how did you do that? How, how did you? Because on the interface of LinkedIn Live, you cannot do that. There's no way to have a conversation or mention people or anything. It's kind of like blocked. But if you go to the person's recent activity and then you click on most recent, that's the way to be able to do that. Again, I love dropping these little nuggets, but we do have 6 hours of hacks in our LinkedIn Accelerator training program. So if you want information about the Accelerator program, just write Accelerator in the chat. It's 6 hours of me just teaching straight 52 different LinkedIn hacks. Okay, Kevin, thanks for sharing your love. Penny, thanks for going. Robert Parisi, thanks for going. Wendy, Laura, Deb, Barbara, Howard, Arlene, Jane, Melanie, Dr. Amin, Rick, and Greg, thank you all for going so far. We have a couple more people that are ready to go. We have Cheryl, Latha, Ken, Steve, and then Sally. Cheryl, give us 15 seconds of your love. Feel free to unmute yourself. And if, guys, if you're not speaking, just mute yourself. Thank you. Go ahead, Cheryl.

All right.

Hello, everyone. Cheryl Hayes here. I'm the human potentialist because I believe in the potential of every single one of us. I'm a professional speaker, facilitator, and strategist, and I help business leaders unlock and unleash, of course, their team's potential. So I fix misaligned DEI initiatives, deal with psychological safety, inclusion plus including, which is the key component missing from it, and why. Because that's my purpose in life. But for a business, the cost of stress-related mental health issues, disengagement, is over $550 billion a year in the US alone. So, I help individuals one at a time through businesses to reduce that cost to companies just a little bit and then to address the personal cost.

Thank you, Cheryl. I appreciate that. Awesome job. Okay. 15 seconds of love. Latha, Ken, Steve, and then Solly. Hey, good morning all. I'm Latha Kumar from Zamorin Solutions. Look, our headquarters is located in Des Moines, Iowa. We build best software focused in the community safety. Uh, we have software products in that line, and also we help entrepreneurs to grow business. Amazing. Thank you very much, Latha. Thank you for being a client. Thank you for being here. Thank you for referring business. Appreciate you. I see you.

Thank you.

Um, and thank you to Mike Larkin for introducing you and being the affiliate. I don't know if you guys know that, but we have an affiliate program. If you go to evviai.com and you click on affiliate on the top, make sure that you get your affiliate link. So when you let people know that Evvy AI exists, tell them to use your affiliate link to create their free account. And when they upgrade later, you will make 20% for 3 years. That's very powerful. It's the most generous, uh, affiliate program. From any of the other tools that I know that just pay maybe for a few months or for a year. We're giving you 3 years of being our partner. We want you guys to be a partner, and I want each of you to invite at least 10 people in your network to create a free account with Heavy AI and try it out. But use your affiliate link cuz I want to pay you. I want to make sure that you're a partner with me and that I'm paying you every time somebody pays us. And it's a no-brainer. If you have 1,000 connections, you can get 10 of them to start using this so that they can comment on your own post. Which you'll benefit from anyway. Okay, go ahead, Ken, and then Steve, and then Solly, and then Jim, and then Carlos. Go ahead, Ken.

Thank you, Joe. Uh, nice to meet everybody. Uh, Ken Cohen, uh, first-time, uh, participant, longtime follower of Joe and Heavy AI. Um, haven't yet come up with a tagline other than, uh, teaching the blind to see. I recently left my, uh, job 2 weeks ago. And when I posted on LinkedIn, you know, thanks, 5+ years, thought I was going down a road. I've got an overwhelming number of job requests. And I spoke to Joe. Hey, you should be doing this on your own. And so I helped a friend, didn't even understand what AI is. And sometimes we don't even realize the power of our own knowledge. that we take for granted that people have. So my tagline for today is teaching the blind to see. I love it. I was happy to help my friend through AI, through connections. He was doing a proposal on a Target bid, very big bid. I'm like, well, have you reached out? Have you done this? Have you found the personalities? Like, just spent a day with him and his great work led to him winning the bid. But showing him the inroads and I make the connections got him over the top. So teaching the blind to see. Anyway, that's 28 seconds. I have officially talked the starving dog off a meat wagon. So I do want to be respectful of everyone's time. Thank you for allowing me to participate, Joe.

Guys, who loves Ken here? Write love in the chat if you love him. I love Ken so much. Ken is an amazing, amazing— he's very humble. He's an amazing success successful entrepreneur that went into a business, took it from like a few million to tens of millions, way over the $100 million mark. If you guys want to be successful, you got to set up a one-on-one with Ken in this year, in 2025. Set up a one-on-one, learn what he does for a living. He is an amazingly connected human being and an incredible, humble, successful entrepreneur who's starting his own business now after working in corporate for a long time. And he has a wealth of knowledge. He can, he can explode your business. So definitely have a conversation with him. And he's a giver. I want you guys to pay attention what he said he did. He didn't just go and try to sell his services. He went and helped a friend use AI. If you know how to use AI, find a person that doesn't know how to use it and help them use it. If, if you know how to use LinkedIn, find somebody that doesn't know how to use LinkedIn and help them use it. Because if you teach someone a basic anything, how to log in, how to find, remember that the 3 dots and click on copy link. You teach them how to do that. You just gave them information that they will attribute to you for the rest of their business life. That is powerful. You don't need to be a guru in order to teach somebody how to leave a comment or how to post or the value of adding a new connection or something. So it's not just introductions that you can make for people or pay them money to use their services. You can teach them something or give them an idea that will change their life. So kudos to you, Ken, for sharing that. The secret to living is giving, and sometimes giving somebody an idea or teaching somebody how to do something is like teaching somebody to fish instead of giving them a fish. And that, my friends, is why I do what I do, and I want to help 1,000 people this year be able to do what Ken is doing. And I know that Ken is going to have a very successful 7-figure business in the next year, in the next 2 years, helping people do whatever it is that he helps people do. But set up a one-on-one with him. I believe in you, Ken, and I think our community loves you. Just from looking at the comments, we have more than 2 dozen or 3 dozen love, love, loves there in the comments because you are a loved man and you are amazing. So thank you for being incredible.

Well, thank you, Joe. And I'm blushing. I don't know if you can tell, uh, because I live in Florida and it's sunny. I got sunburned yesterday. Sorry about y'all in the bad weather, but I did want to— I went there as a friend. He did ask me for a while on some of the things that I did. I never had time. I were all so busy. So I have time. So I went just to help him on LinkedIn and how do you do that and just showed him a couple things, not asking for anything. And when I left, he said, you ever think about doing this, like consulting? And I'm like, yeah. And then Joe, obviously you and I had a chat. So then I met with him again and I said, do you want to be my first client? I'm going to take you up on it. And he said, yeah. And he goes, and on the target gig, let's figure out how I can pay you on that. When you do those things, I think it comes back more than—

100%.

Hey, here's my invoice for $1,000 for the day or whatever. Again, I have a lot to learn, but people, and you show them, like Joe said, not looking for anything, just looking to be a good friend, And it resonates. And I'll just repeat, we sometimes get beaten down by the world that we don't realize how much knowledge we really— just hearing what you guys were talking about this on the call, I'm like, wow, I could see the benefit of that and this and that. And you don't realize it because you're in it. So, Joe, I'm going to stop. I don't have a microphone yet, but thanks for letting me play.

We got to get you a microphone, okay? Because he has an amazing voice and people will want to hear you speak. So we're going to get you on LinkedIn Live, Ken. You have a lot to share. You're very successful. Nashville and very connected, so we're going to do that this year. Guys, I want you to realize that the secret to living is giving. Before I even went on the cruise, I closed a client, and the way that I did that is somebody posted in the cruise Facebook group saying they needed help, they wanted to talk to somebody, and as I'm walking around Walmart, I'm speaking to the guy, I gave him 30 minutes of my time, and as I'm walking on the gangway to get onto the ship, I see a Stripe thing that he became a client. I never asked him to become a client. I just simply got on the phone and helped him out. I want you guys to realize that this is the the a competitive advantage. Get on the phone. Do you guys remember? Write remember in the chat if you remember a time where you had to call someone to speak to them and there was no caller ID and there was no call waiting. Write remember or just say don't remember. I'm curious to know if we have any youngins here because I remember. I remember the phone used to ring ring ring ring ring and somebody's like, "Could someone pick up the gosh darn phone? Could someone pick it up?" And if you didn't want to pick up the phone, you had to leave it off and it would go eh eh eh eh eh like really loud like that. Until you hung it up. So if you guys remember, and you're into people calling you, because, you know, we have this culture of like, I'm afraid to call because I don't want to bother them, put your cell phone number in the chat. And I'm gonna go ahead and do that myself. I'm gonna put my cell phone number in the chat just to show you. I have 50,000 followers on LinkedIn, and if you go to my About section, my cell phone number's in my About section. And I can count on my hands how many people call me a day from my LinkedIn. So I just want you to realize that people are afraid to call right now, and it's a competitive advantage to put your cell phone number out there. I gave a guy my card at the cruise. He stopped me. He's like, we didn't talk yet. I know you're busy. I just want your number. I gave him my business card, which had my number on it. This morning from Copenhagen, the guy sends me a message on WhatsApp. And at 7:27, I was meditating and all of a sudden I was like, I got to turn my phone on. I turned my phone on. The message comes in instantly from Copenhagen. The guy has 6 100,000 people that he needs to get trained on LinkedIn. The message came up from WhatsApp. I might like— this is like my mind is exploding right now. He's gonna be traveling to Spain. He needs to meet me. He needs to speak to his group leaders. He has this crazy changing thing. This is literally a game changer to use your cell phone. It's like, oh, you're like the Stone Ages. We could be texting. We could be messaging on LinkedIn. Yes. Messaging on LinkedIn is important. All that stuff is important. But call me. You know, like, let's call each other. Let's call each other, you know what I mean? Let's put our cell phones down. Let's stop being afraid of people calling us. Everyone has your cell phone anyway. All the spammers that needed to have your cell phone, they got access to your cell phone. So stop being so shy about sharing your information because somebody might call you and take advantage of you. Learn kung fu so no one can take— no one can bother you. Some guy tried to sell me while I was on the treadmill yesterday. I know kung fu. He's like, I don't mean to give you a rebuttal to what you said, that you don't need my services, but—

I don't I need your services.

was like, you just gave me a rebuttal, and your rebuttal was terrible. And we had a whole conversation. At the end of it, he's like, you know, I need to learn from you. Yes, the first thing is don't sell the first time you call somebody out of the bat. And he's like, oh my God, you had me on the phone for 30 minutes and I feel like I want to buy your programs. I was like, my programs are not for sale. He's like, what? What are you talking about? He's like, we'll find out on our next call. And then I sent him my demo and we were talking and it was just amazing. But learn kung fu so no one can sell you something you don't want. Anyway, Stephanie, Sally, Jim, Carlos, and then Robert. Robert Mendelson. I love that he put his last name there. I love EO. Okay, Stephanie, go ahead.

Hey everybody, I'm Stephanie Angelo. I'm in the Phoenix, Arizona area with wet hair. I apologize for that. I create great workplaces that are built to thrive by slaying the villain of culture stagnation. And one of the ways that I do that, if you haven't yet heard about The training tool, the Company Culture Board Game, is this game. I invented it. And it's in the traditional box version. We also can utilize this game digitally. And this game gets everybody talking in the organization about things they may not necessarily have thought about that are happening in their company culture. It gets them talking about those things, things that they may not have felt comfortable talking about before. And then as a result of it, We make sure that we create specific goals for the organization, everything from policies or procedures to maybe a community fundraiser. I don't want to quote statistics and things like that, but those of you that know HR, and there are a few of you on this Zoom, understand how much that affects the business bottom line. So thank you so much, Joe. Great to see you again.

It's my pleasure. It's my pleasure. Thank you so much for being here, Stephanie. Stephanie, you would particularly do well on the cruise. There's a lot of people on the cruise that would love that board. So talk to me about the cruise later. wants more info about the cruise, write cruise in the chat, and I'll be more than happy to consider you as one of my 7 people that I'm bringing along the way with me. Um, Sally, uh, Jim, Carlos, Robert Mendelson, and then Mandy May. Go ahead, Sally, it's your turn. Feel free to unmute yourself.

Hi, good morning.

My name—

can you hear me okay? Sorry. My name is Sally Kay, and I am a legal nurse consultant. I specialize in supporting attorneys and legal professionals with medical cases. I help do reports that help them with their cases on both sides, plaintiff and defense. So yeah, that's me.

I love that. Thanks for keeping it to 15 seconds. You are awesome. Appreciate you. I love your cap. I have so many caps. I have a Minions cap. I have so many amazing caps, but I love yours in particular. So thanks for wearing it. Um, Jim Baker, then Carlos, then Robert Mendelson, then Mandy May, then Francois, and then David Vogel. Let's go.

Good morning, Jim Baker, the, uh, in sunny and freezing Austin, Texas. I heard a wise man once say the secret of living is giving. I stand in that. I'm an emotional intelligence coach and a HeartMath resilience mentor. I help analytical professionals efficiently and permanently eliminate excess stress and live richer and fuller lives.

And who doesn't want to live a richer and fuller life? Who doesn't want to be happy? Write happy in the chat if you're the type of person that wants to be happier, that wants to live a good life. Write happy in the chat. I'm curious to know who here wants to be happy and who's angry. If you're angry, write angry. I want to see the angry people too, because that makes me laugh when someone gets angry. Some guy leaned on his horn today as I'm pulling out of LA Fitness, and I looked at him and I was thinking to myself, what happened to you that you have the need to lean on the horn as I'm pulling into my own lane because you're angry that I'm— that I exist? this. Anyway, it just makes me laugh so hard. Okay, Carlos, Robert Mendelson, Mandy May, Francois, and David Vogel. Go ahead, Carlos.

Hello folks, I'm Carlos. I own Sandler Training in Miami. I'm also a Vistage chair. I help sellers and sales leaders, people ready for real transformation. You know, everybody wants more sales, that's easy, but not everybody wants to change. So through training, coaching, and consulting, we go way beyond techniques. We focus on changing selling behaviors, fixing mindsets, because when done right, selling is the most powerful life meta skill of influence. And it's fun. I lead a community of elite sellers who don't feel like they're selling at all. They're just communicating with confidence and conviction. If you want to sell more stuff to more people for more money and create more impact, let's talk. Woo-hoo!

Oh my God, guys, in one or two words, how would you describe that incredible elevator pitch? I just want a recording of that and listen to it all the time. Because Carlos, I can tell the love you put behind it, but your accent is yummy. It's yummy. I need to make my ChatGPT talk like that with you. I need to clone your voice and make my ChatGPT sound like that because I'm sick of Santa Claus already, and I love your voice, Carlos. So Carlos, thanks for being in my life. Thanks for being an inspiration. Thanks for being a leader. Thanks for helping so many people. Um, you are amazing, and I love calling you a friend. Thank you, Carlos. Okay. Robert Mendelson, the leader of the 5,000-person EO group that has leaders of companies that are over a million in revenue, major influencer, amazing, amazing, amazing person. I'm so glad that you're here. Thank you for joining us and gracing us with your presence. Robert, give us your 15-second elevator pitch and then Mandy, Francois, and David Vogel. Go ahead, Robert.

Thank you, Joe. The energy from this group, I think, has made the temperature up here in Montreal go up by at least 1 degree in the last half It's amazing. I'm a fractional CMO and I am the e-commerce EMT that specializes in rescuing traditional businesses from digital marketing flatline. Wow.

He rescues businesses from the flatline. I could totally picture that. Awesome. Thank you, Robert. Mandy, 15 seconds, then Francois, David Vogel, and then I'm gonna turn the page to the next line of people. We have maybe half a dozen more people after that. So go ahead, Mandy.

Yeah.

Hi everyone.

Um, Coach Mandy May here. This is my first posting party, so I'm very excited to be here. Uh, I am a small business owner and as a recruiter and professional coach, I consider myself a dedicated relationship builder. Uh, my mission is to help people design a life they love.

Love that. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Francois, David Vogel, and then Peter Bemko. Go ahead, Francois.

Well, I work in the shadows. If you are, you know, a CEO that carries the weight of the world on their shoulder, an isolation that no one truly sees, and they're surrounded by people, yet they're profoundly alone, and they wrestle with bottled emotions, unspoken aspirations, and fear that echo in the silence of their own mind, and they crave a trusted ally. Well, that's where I come in. I am the executive whisperer.

I love that. I love that. I love your elevator pitch, guys. Let's give Francois a round of applause. Gold medal winner. Look at him. Amazing guy. Definitely connect with him.

Joe, yeah, just one thing. Robert Parisi and Arlene Torgenson, you just put your, your profile in there. You didn't put a, um, a post.

Oh, okay.

You didn't.

Yeah. And for those of you that are looking at— seriously, Joe, I always need to praise you because I can't— I cannot do it. You told, get into it, get there daily, and, and do it, do it, just keep on doing it. And, and it was slow to go, but with those posting, I went from 100 to 300 to 700 impressions to over 3,000.

Wow.

That's because I consistently show up because of what you teach. And I praise you, and I thank you so much for giving so much to everybody. Thank you.

Thank you, Francois. Guys, this really works. This really works. I had over 2 million impressions on my content. I didn't pay a penny for it. If you show up consistently, you're going to get results like Francois. Well done. We only have 6 minutes left. I want to respect everybody's time and I want to make sure we get to David Vogel and Peter and Sandra and Linda and Eugene and Barry and Benny and Justin and Cecilia and Evan and Steve. So we got to go a little quick. So let's try to keep it tight. David, go for it.

Thanks, Joe. Uh, good morning everyone, uh, great to see you. My name is David Vogel. I transform lives through the power of video storytelling. At Remote Video Testimonials, we help businesses turn their customer success stories into a powerful tool to build trust and drive sales with high-quality video testimonials done remotely. We also use the same remote process, uh, at Heirloom to capture the life stories of parents and grandparents as a legacy for future generations and impact families now. We capture the stories that matter. Thanks, Joe.

Thank you for keeping it to 15 seconds, David. Well done. Peter, Sandra, Linda, and Eugene. Go ahead, Peter.

Good morning, Joe.

I've been following you for a while.

Really appreciate everything that you put out there. Love the value. I help businesses attract more customers, stand out from their competitors, and achieve consistent growth by increasing their visibility, expanding their reach, and driving meaningful engagement.

Amazing. Thank you for sharing, Peter. Guys, if you have a website that you want us all to look at, put your website in the chat. It'll give you something to do so you don't lose your mind while we're doing elevator pitches. We only have 9 left. Sandra, Linda, Eugene, and Barry. Go ahead, Sandra.

If you are an attorney, bookkeeper, CPA, coach— yes, I sing. But it also helps me to stand out. So if you would like to stand out so that the people who should find you and know you can do so, we make marketing easy at Video Grows.

Yay!

Sandra Connor. Look me up.

Yay, guys, let's give her a heart in the chat. Do you guys know how to give a heart? Press the little emoji button on the bottom and select heart and then push a heart. Let's give Sandra some love for sharing her heart with us. Thank you for Singing to us.

I'm clapping a little bit for you. You can hear my clap.

Well done. Well done. Well done. Okay. Uh, Linda, Eugene, Barry, then Benny. Linda, go ahead.

Linda being Linda Roth.

Uh, L-Y-N-D-A.

Yep.

That's me. Can you hear me?

Yes, I can hear you.

Okay.

Um, I work with mid-market businesses to help them find and implement information technology systems that help them move their company forward.

Amazing. Thank you. Thank you. Now let's keep moving. Let's try to keep it to one sentence. What we do, who we help, how we help them. Eugene, Barry, Benny, Justin, Cecilia, Evan, and Steve Gard. Go ahead, Eugene.

So I'm Eugene, The Recognition Machine. We provide brand products, custom apparel, And we're focused on HR engagement, retention, appreciation of employees.

Love that. He's the recognition machine. Pay attention to that machine. He's amazing. He's incredible. Thank you. He's Eugene. Okay, go ahead, Barry. Take it away. Barry Duffy.

Hi everyone, and welcome from London, England. Uh, basically I, uh, run a company called Smarketers. And we're the smart marketing for SaaS startups and scale-ups. So basically, we, we offer everything from being a trusted advisor and shoulder for CEOs to lean on through to a helping pair of hands to help your teams and marketing leaders look great.

Amazing. Well done, Barry. Benny, Justin, Cecilia, Evan, and Steve Gard. Let's see if we can do this in 60 seconds altogether. Just kidding. Benny, go ahead. Give us—

Okay. I'm gonna try my best. Okay.

Hello from Israel.

Everybody, that's number one. Okay, I'm from Global Upscale. We have a marketing company. We help companies to market themselves, B2B companies, usually to the States, but we do have some companies all over the world. If I live in Israel, so of course I'm a founder of 2 startups in the AI, not marketing AI, but marketing. One is accessibility. So I'd like to actually try to hear Ken Cohen, see what he has. Another one is actually in the in the sea ecosystem, and I'm also a mentor, a startup advisor. So if you have an idea, feel free to reach out to me. I'll love love to help you out.

Thank you. Thank you, Benny. Let's keep it to fifteen seconds. Justin, Cecilia, Evan, and then Steve. Go ahead, Justin. Good morning, everyone.

I'm Justin from IT CMD, and we actually help educate healthcare providers and C suite execs. How to be proactive in their cybersecurity protection for their healthcare providers, healthcare companies.

Well done. Thank you so much. Cecilia, Evan, and then Steve.

Hi, everyone. I'm a communications and intercultural consultant, trainer, coach, and educator based in Canada with 30-plus years of international experience. As we do all things in life by some form of communication, we want to make sure our verbal and nonverbals do the job. At work, at home, and socially.

Yeah.

Especially in our increasingly complex world.

Amazing, amazing, amazing. Thank you, Cecilia. We got Evan Messman, and don't forget to see Evan every Tuesday at 5:00 PM. So Evan, go ahead, take it away, and then Steve Gard is last. Go ahead, Evan.

Hey everybody, I'm Evan Messman, the Chief Gratitude Officer of ProAttitudes and Health Transformer for every business owner and leader who's climbed that ladder to success and left their health on the bottom rung. I take them up to the top rung or make sure they don't fall off that ladder altogether and go beyond healthy.

Wow, beyond healthy. Who doesn't want to be beyond healthy? And Steve Gard, take it away. Steve Gard, are you there? Did we lose you? Are you talking and you're muted? That's totally fine. We can read your lips. Just kidding. Unmute yourself, Steve Gard, and say hello to us. Go ahead, Steve.

Yeah, yeah, hello, low bandwidth here. So Steve Gard from Atlanta. I have 2 roles as a franchisee with Network in Action. We bring business owners together once a month here in Atlanta and help them grow their business. And we also are looking to expand worldwide with our franchise. And so I'm helping to work and bring in more business owners, people that want to have an additional income or start their own business.

Amazing.

Thanks, Joe.

Guys, remember this, we're going to have this posting party 25 times this year. So In the chat, let me know what you guys thought of this posting party. Go ahead, in 2 words, just let us know what you thought of it. Would love to know what your thoughts are. We gotta run because we're at the top of the hour, but let me know what your thoughts in 2 words. What were you thought? We got super duper amazing. You rocked. Best ever. Loved it. Awesome. Gotta run. Thank you very much, guys. Appreciate it. And we'll see you at the next posting party. Boom. Boom.