Kelly Roach

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1,101 appearances 6 recordings 3 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 18 Sep

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You have to be really, really clear. When I launched the live launch method and I started teaching that, What I really was rallying people against was the complexity of technology. I said, look, I'm going to teach you how to launch from your phone with no tech tools, no slides, no outside tech team, no pre-recording, none of that stuff.
You're going to throw it out the window and you're just going to show up live for nine days and you're going to convert a million dollars.
And that's what we were rallying people against is this complexity that was standing in the way of people being able to actually focus on connecting with their audience, which is why they couldn't convert because they're managing web slides and pre-record and doing all these other things. So again, we're going to keep it clean. Okay, we're going to keep it clean.
You always want to think about building a legacy body of work that you'll be proud of 5, 10, 15 years from now. But you have to understand the operating reality of your people. what are you fighting against and what are you fighting for, right?
And make that a common language and a common energy and, you know, get everyone in a space where they don't want to disconnect from you and they don't want to disconnect from your community because they feel a sense of belonging. They feel a sense of shared values. They have common language.
And again, they feel like their life is going to be enhanced as a result of staying connected to this community.
Yeah, it can be anything. It can literally be anything. So like for me, I picked the word unstoppable and I literally defined the word unstoppable. And like people will refer to me and they'll say, she's the unstoppable girl, right? Because I started so many years ago talking about this word unstoppable and I defined it as, you know, you're unstoppable if you're a person.
that despite setbacks and challenges and chaos and turbulence and every reason that you can make an excuse to fail, that you decide to keep fighting for your dreams anyway. And you don't stop taking action until you accomplish them. And I literally talked about this hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times. I wrote a book named Unstoppable. I built the names of my groups around it.
I built the name of my program around it. So it literally created this tribe mentality of people that suffered setbacks, went through the challenges, went through all these things, but believe so deeply in their goals and dreams that they're making them come true anyway. You can pick any word, you can pick any language, you can pick anything you want.
But again, this is about taking a step back and not trying to be or do or compare or compete with anyone. It is literally, what are the words that you want to build your ecosystem around? What is the mentality that that you want to have as a shared mentality amongst you and ultimately your clients? What do you want that relationship to be?
No, I would just say, yeah, absolutely. If standing out and becoming a category one brand is important to you, know that there's a framework to do it. It's going to take a little courage, right? But it's accessible to everyone.
Connect with a human being about your business. I have too many times to ask business owners that tell me that they want to grow. And I'll say, well, how many prospects did you actually get on video or send a message to or connect with this week? And it's like zero. So just go talk to another human being.
Alignment. It's doing what I say I'm going to do and acting in alignment with what I want to experience.
It was an awesome conversation. And you guys can get on the waitlist for the book at convictionmarketing.com. Thank you so much for having me, Hala.
Excited to be here. Thanks for having me.
Yeah, it's so it's so fascinating. Right. So, you know, for me, actually, it was really my story is kind of interesting because my dad actually worked for a nonprofit, a religious nonprofit. And in deciding to do so, basically, we were living off of the wage that could barely support one person. And there were five kids in my family. So it was insane.
Like, I don't even know how they pulled this off to put food on the table, but they did after a lot of stress, anxiety, crying, depression, you know, constant stress in our household. But, you know, I'm a person of faith. One thing my parents did really, really well is they instilled that in me from a young age. And, you know, I always kind of looked at life from this perspective, right?
There's things in life that you can do something about and there's things in life that you can't. So, for example, if you have a devastating loss in your life, someone that you care about passes away or you suddenly get a terminal illness, you know, these are things that you cannot control in your life. You can't decide whether or not they're going to happen.
You can't do anything to change the fact that this event has happened. And now what you can do is decide how you're going to respond to it. But to me, since a very young age, since I was literally on the free lunch program and I was mortified one day when there was a volunteer lunch lady that ripped open my envelope and didn't know that I was on the free program and that there was nothing in it.
And it was in front of all the kids. And that was like my final straw of like, I will not live like this. I will not have this life. I will not do this because I always saw money as being something that we can influence and control. And it is, you know, anyone on YouTube for free can learn how to make money.
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