Sam Parr

just bandwidth probably of like having someone really focus on a particular city because once one person joins or a prospect shows interest in let's say Birmingham, how do we find seven other people who are interested?

And then the way that we will eventually scale that is we will instead pivot our business to where moderators are basically franchisees owners and they have to go and help recruit seven other people once we give them one person and so they're running their own little coaching business.

Well, a customer would potentially be angry because they'd have to wait a long time until we found seven other people in, let's say, Birmingham.

Probably, maybe, but like it would get hard.

I need more, I would need more people.

And then the question would be like, well, why do I need more people?

Well, you know, why can't I just do it with less people?

I think this makes sense.

I think it's hard to pull off.

I think that it's hard to pull off just because of interpersonal relationships.

A lot of people would approach this and be like, well, I'm doing all these other things.

How dare you tell me just this one thing?

You don't understand.

How are we going to keep the business running?

You know what I mean?

That's the pushback mostly.

Are you good at not bitching at them about why this thing sucks?

For example, for the hustle, it was grow email list.

Therefore, social media does not matter.

And then I- Why does social media suck?