Prior to meeting Oli, my business, it ran pretty well, but we had a lot of challenges with too many things coming at us, a lot of shiny objects, what do I focus on to get to that next level.

Once I joined Next Level Scale, it really helped me to focus on where I need to be, what I need to be doing, and give me the opportunity to see with Oli's help that it's along the same lines but really it's at a whole another level that I'd never even thought of before. So the opportunity is really astronomical, so I'm real pleased with that.

The biggest takeaway from Next level Scale and Oli is really taking my business to a whole another level, meaning just from running a normal business and all the growth that you want to encounter or what you want, to really taking the skillset that I already have and transform that into another business that's much larger and easier to scale.

One of the first things that I implemented was a campaign that seemed more challenging than it was, but really it was more engaging with our existing customers. It's filling in a lot of the holes and gaps in the business that I was aware but not really paying attention to. I guess the advantage to implementing some of the things that I learned through Next Level Scale is that we're going to fall out of the hole so revenue will increase. Attrition with the existing clients will be better than it has been.

I think that in no matter what business you're in, there's so many things that you can't think of some of the mistakes that you've made, that you're going to make, that are brought to your attention. Hopefully to save you from making them before that happens. It should save you time and money and a lot of stress. That's the goal, is really to get my life back and have a lot of freedom. This is doing that.

I think one of the main advantages or how I connect with Oli or what makes him more credible is that he's not just somebody telling you what to do. He's someone that has a half a million dollars a month in Facebook Advertising when he gives you that advice. He's someone that has a copywriter or content writer on staff. He has somebody for design. He has someone for Facebook. They're on the ground doing this work right now. So when you get that advice, it's coming from an expert that spends millions of dollars on it, and you're going to trust that person that advertises on Facebook that they know what they're doing, or are you going to trust someone that already has campaigns running and is testing their budget on half a million dollars a month? So it makes perfect sense.