Original Air Date: August 22, 2020
Picture this: 35 of the world’s leading digital marketers step into a room together.
Each person in that room had successfully run a million dollar launch and is a legend in the marketing, social media, and media buying arena.
A challenge is presented to this motley crew of marketers:
Over the next 48 hours, each person is tasked with coming up with a new mind-blowing marketing strategy.
At the end of the 48 hours, everyone will vote on the best strategy.
The time starts now. Go.
This is a true story.
Today’s guest, Curt Maly, was one of the 35 people in that room.
And at the end of the weekend, he was the one who walked away with the championship belt.
The marketing system he developed that weekend has since been honed, tested and perfected, and has become Curt’s legendary BELT Method.
I hope I’ve set the stage for the epicness that is this interview.
Yes, Curt dropped some serious high level gems on all things marketing, sales, social media, and getting your message across in a crowded digital space – but we also went deep on the importance of mindset, how to overcome adversity, and how to pick yourself up when your entire world crumbles.
We didn’t just talk about vague ways to artificially fire yourself up. Nah. Curt got tactical and offered practical ways to elevate yourself to peak performance – and how to actually enjoy the process.
At the heart of our time together, though, was something specific: ethical propaganda.
For all of us out here trying to make a difference in the world, whether it's as an activist, coach, nonprofit, or thought leader: you’ve got to hear Curt go all in on the tenets and tactics of ethical propaganda.
It will be a game changer for you, your organization, your business, and/or your movement.
I’m serious. This will change your entire outlook, strategy, and therefore your results as well.
Hit play on this one and then send me your favorite part.
If you’d like to learn more about Curt and his Belt method program, head to thebelt.live/celebration
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