I’m a fan of super hero movies, and “Iron Man” is one of my favourites.
That was the film that kicked off the whole Marvel movie universe back in 2008, and it’s done ok for itself since then (20 movies grossing over $17 billion).
In “Iron Man”, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr) is trapped in a cave by terrorists in Afghanistan. They want him to use his smarts to build a missile for them, but instead he constructs a suit of iron to escape his prison.
His first suit was rather crude, but not bad for a lack of materials (and poor lighting) in a damp, dark cave.
Since that first suit, Tony has tinkered away and created new ones. He’s up to Mark 50 in the newest movie, and each suit has improved on the others in some ways.
My favourite is “The Hulkbuster” suit (Mark 44) which was created in case The Hulk ever got out of hand …
It’s the largest of his suits and has lots of bells and whistles. But Tony wouldn’t have been able to make that suit on his first try – he used his experiences from building 43 suits before it for this one.
I may not be as cool as Tony Stark, but like him I’ve been tinkering and improving on my “10 Clients In 90 Days” coaching program over the years.
I’ve taken feedback from the coaches who have gone through it, doubled down on what was working best and removed anything that wasn’t needed or was overwhelming people.
The result is a revamped version that includes new modules and what coaches need to get new clients quickly, without paying for any ads.
I’ve just re-opened the revamped 10C90D, and I like to think of it as my “Hulkbuster” coaching program.
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