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#1349- I Hit 100k in My Business And 100k on Instagram - 10k Mastermind Podchats
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- Jan 1, 2026
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Are you proud of how you showed up this year? That's the only question that matters as we close out 2025 and step into 2026. Not "did you make a certain amount of money" or "did you hit your follower count." Did you give your very best effort every single day? Were you a good parent, a good partner, a good friend? Did you execute at the highest possible level you could? This episode isn't about tactics. It's about the commitment you're making to yourself for 2026 - full ass, both cheeks, 24/7, 365 days. Not working 16 hours a day, but prioritizing what you want in life and spending every single day working towards those things while cutting out everything that doesn't serve your purpose. Then Brian gets into live coaching with coaches who are setting massive goals, struggling with content plateaus, rebuilding after adversity, and learning how to monetize their platforms with brand partnerships. Here's what we break down: The full-ass commitment mindset for 2026. Brian has worked with 38 coaches who hit $100K months. Every single one set that goal thinking it was crazy, then achieved it. You can have anything you want, but only if you commit fully. Not half-ass, not when you feel like it, not when it's easy. Full commitment means working on yourself every single day. Brian's capacity expansion strategy that nobody talks about. He was doing twice-a-day posts, seven days a week. Then thought "I can do more" and went to three times. Then more. Every year his capacity expanded, and now what seemed insane is just normal. The things that feel impossible become your baseline when you consistently push your limits. Why CTAs need to be on EVERY post (not every video). There's a difference between asking someone to take action (follow for more), asking for something in exchange (…