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Two quick comments that Lindsey Stirling made at Funnel Hacking Live that could 
change your life.

On today’s episode Russell shares comments made by Lindsey Stirling at Funnel Hacking
Live 2019, and how they relate to his own journey in marketing. Here are some of
the awesome things to listen for in this episode:

 * Hear Russell’s perspective to comments Lindsey made at Funnel Hacking Live between
   songs.
 * Find out how Lindsey got started on YouTube, and how it seems similar to things
   other marketers have probably done.
 * And see why Lindsey and Russell both think that finding success can change who
   you are, and how they have been able to stay grounded.

So listen here to find out how Lindsey Stirling has found success, and why her journey
seems so familiar.

—Transcript—

Hey everybody this is Russell Brunson. Welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast.
I am really, really excited for this episode and the next episode. I’m excited about
all of them, otherwise I wouldn’t publish them, but these are two I’m really excited
about because this is based on something amazing that happened at Funnel Hacking
Live. For those who were there, you experienced it. And my guess is even if you 
were there, you may have missed these two comments made by Lindsey Stirling that
had such a big profound impact on me. So I wanted to actually share them with everybody
today and hopefully it will give you guys the same impact as well.

Alright everybody, so this year at Funnel Hacking Live. I guess it was last year
now, still this year, but the most recent Funnel Hacking Live, I wanted to end the
event with something amazing. In the past two years prior we had Tony Robbins come,
which is always amazing, but I wanted to do something different and fun and unique.
We went back and forth and finally we decided to do a concert. And we thought, who
should we get to do a concert?

And after a lot of brainstorming, going back and forth we decided to invite Lindsey
Stirling. And if you don’t know who Lindsey Stirling is, go to YouTube and look 
her up. You’ll see she was on America’s Got Talent a few years ago, she’s a dancing
violinist. She got kicked off after of seasons, and then a little while later she
came out and blew up and became this huge thing and is amazing. Her videos on YouTube,
her music is amazing.

So we thought it would be so much fun to have her come and play violin and dance
and do her whole thing at Funnel Hacking Live, and I was excited for her because
it’s unique, a lot of people hadn’t heard of it, and those who had seen her perform
knew how much fun it was. And she doesn’t perform a lot, in fact, she hadn’t performed
in over a year when she came to Funnel Hacking Live.

But they came and performed and the performance was insane. I can’t even tell you
how cool. It was so much cooler than I had hoped for. I think everyone had an amazing
experience. But after she performed I had a chance to do a live Q&A with her, and
that will actually be the next episode. I’m going to share the live Q&A with you
because it was very powerful as well. But during her performance, twice she took
a break from dancing and playing the violin and she came and spoke into the microphone
and she dropped some gold nuggets that were so powerful.

And my one fear is that, because it’s an event and there’s so much stuff that happened
over the four days and this is the last thing, and you’re listening and sucked into
the entertainment, that I didn’t want people to miss these two comments, because
I thought both of them were so, so, so powerful. So I went back to the videos and
found those clips of her and I’m going to play both of those clips so you can hear
them, and I’m going to set up each one. So I’ll set up the first one right now.

So this was after she had come and sang, not sang, played the first song, and she
came and introduced herself to the funnel hacking community, which is kind of fun.
But she told her story about, you know we always talk about how in Clickfunnels 
you’re one funnel away, and she told her story about how she was, a very similar
thing happened to her where she found out about YouTube, and I don’t want to spoil
the surprise, but she tried, she published, she published, and she published and
tried and tried and tried, until boom, one of them hit.

And she’s going to tell you guys that story right now, but as you’re listening to
this just think back, because I guarantee wherever you are in your business right
now, if you’re in the beginning phase or if you’re in the middle, wherever you’re
at, we’re always hitting these plateaus, we’re always hitting these things. And 
this, as I’m listening to it again tonight, gave me, re-inspired me about yes, I
gotta keep publishing, keep putting it out, keep moving it forward, so hopefully
it will do the same for you.

So I’m going to queue up this first clip and then we come back and I’ll explain 
the second one right after.

Lindsey: Wow, you guys, thank you. Thank you so much. What an amazing, enthusiastic
group. It is an honor literally to perform in front of people who give me energy
back. So thank you so much. That’s how I see a performance, it’s an exchange. We
will work our butts off up here, and we appreciate it when you give us something
to feed off of and to thrive with.

So what’s up my funnel hackers, my Clickfunnelers, funnelers, what’s the proper 
term? Oh I got it the first time. What’s up funnel hackers? How are you? You know,
they brought me not only because I’m a violinist, and a dancer, but also they really
brought me here because I can speak your language. I can use words like algorithm,
data, analytics, yeah? Okay. Beta testing, I don’t know.

But you know, being at this event and the energy, the extreme amount of positive
energy and the pure excitement that I can just feel in this room with what you’ve
experienced this week, it gets me super amped, because I remember when I first found
my first bit of success. You know I was playing open mic nights and I was doing 
all the thankless gigs just trying to get anyone to listen to my music, for years.
And then I remember sitting one day, I heard about this class that was being taught
after hours of school at BYU, and it was a onetime little seminar on the platform
of YouTube.

And I remember thinking, well, this sounds interesting. I don’t really get what 
it’s all about, but for some reason I went. And the same enthusiasm that I feel 
from you guys, is what I experienced as I sat in this little seminar, this three
hour long, I guess tutorial of how to use YouTube as a marketing platform. And my
mind was blown. I remember leaving that room knowing that this was the way. And 
I’d been getting pretty discouraged. I’d been doing so much and nothing was happening.
And I was kind of at my most like, well, I just don’t know how much longer I can
continue this, type of a phase.

And that is when I went to this YouTube class and it clicked and I just knew that
this was how I was going to make it. I knew it was going to work too. And I can 
sense that same excitement and enthusiasm from you guys. And when you get that you
can work forever. You can work endlessly because you’ve got that fire under you.
And you know I started my YouTube channel literally the next day, started putting
up videos.

And it was about ten months later, after putting up quite a few videos, that finally
the video hit that changed my life and within 24 hours that video had a million 
views, and I remember for me at the time, I had like 100,000 subscribers, which 
I was very excited about, very proud of those. But you know at this point, I got
several, maybe like 50,000 views a day on a good video. And to get a million in 
a day I remember thinking that my computer or the internet was broken. Something
had to be wrong. But then I realized, I think my life just changed.

And the thing that’s really cool about this story to me, looking back on it in hindsight,
is that you never know when your moment is going to be. I think for almost every
artist or entrepreneur you know, you work, you work, you work and then all the sudden
you’re an overnight success to the rest of the world, but you never know if that
breakthrough moment is literally tomorrow or if it’s in a month, if it’s in a year.
So that’s what kept me going, it kept me excited, was the fact that it could have
been just around the corner any day, and then finally this next song, Crystallized,
is the song that changed my life.

Russell: Alright, wasn’t that awesome. So good. Now I’m going to set up the second
one, because this one I think is even more powerful. It’s interesting, as I’ve been
doing this business now for 15+ years, I’ve seen a lot of people in different situations,
people who are onstage are one way, and people offstage are different.

I’ve seen people who came in as really good people, and the industry made them a
lot of money, made them a lot of fame, and a lot of people lost their way. And it’s
very, very sad to me. In fact, one of the things that I would say my biggest fear
is that my journey in this whole thing is that I’m going to lose myself, or lose
my way. And I’m very conscious of that, and very careful of that, along the journey.
And it’s been sad as I’ve seen so many people that I love and care that have lost
their way as success has come to them.

Anyway, it was interesting because Lindsey during her second break during her performance
talked about this with herself and the commitment and the covenants she made with
God to, that if he was going to bless her with success, she would be willing to 
go wherever he wanted her to go, that she wouldn’t change and she would remain the
same. And it was such a, for me, such a powerful moment that I think a lot people
probably missed, but it was one of the most powerful ones of Funnel Hacking Live
for me.

So I want you to hear in her own words the next clip, where she tells about that
commitment that she made. And hopefully as you guys are listening to this, once 
again, no matter where you are on your business right now, especially if you’re 
at the beginning stage, I challenge you to make that same commitment to God or whoever
you believe in, to remain the same. To not shift as a person, not become a bad person,
or shift because of fame or money or success. Because you know, when all is said
and done, none of that stuff really matters. It only really matters how we treat
people along the way.

So with that said, I’m going to let you guys listen to the last clip from Lindsey,
and then on the next podcast episode, I’m going to bring you guys in behind the 
scenes of the live Q&A I did at Funnel Hacking Live.

Lindsey: Thank you so much, you guys. You know I wrote that song from the place 
of the independent woman inside myself. I don’t need a man to hold my hand, but 
I want one to hold my heart. It was kind of my, “I don’t need a man, but I need 
a man” song. And you know, sorry, I am a little out of shape, if you can’t tell 
by my heavy breathing.

But you know, in this pursuit, when I look back at where I came from and where I
am now, in this pursuit of following my dreams, you know it’s such an interesting
process to make sure that, the things that were important to you when you started
are the things that are important to you when you get to wherever it is you’re going.

And you know, I’m a very, very spiritual person. I’m also very, very religious. 
And when I first started to see that my career was becoming an actual career and
things were happening and opportunities were coming, and I realized “Oh my gosh,
I think this is working.” In a way, it terrified me, because I thought to myself,
I don’t want to change. I don’t want to lose myself in the process of all this.

So I remember I made a promise right then and there to God, and I promised God that
I would do everything I could to stay on the foundation that had brought me to this
point. And be true to the values I had lived by up to that point and my beliefs.
Because that had been a foundational element of my life and I figured if I kept 
that, there’s only so far off I could go if my foundation is the same.

So I made this promise to God that if I’m going to do everything I can to keep my
end of this bargain and to stay true to who I am, and in return take me wherever
you want me to go, wherever is meant to be. And you know, some people, especially
when I first was getting a lot of traction and a lot of success, people thought 
I was so smart, and I had just beat the system, I’d found this backdoor way into
the music industry, and this girl is really, really smart, is what everybody was
saying.

But the fact of the matter is I was so led and guided and I feel like I owe so much
of my success to that promise I made in my college apartment in Provo, Utah. And
you know, this next song is called Mirage, and I think the concept of a mirage is
so interesting because it’s this thing in the distance that looks appealing whether
its, you’re lost in the desert, that’s the easiest way to think of a mirage. If 
you’re lost in the desert and you’re so thirsty, so, so thirsty, you’re dying of
thirst, and in the distance you see a little pool of water. And you can chase that
pool of water with everything you’ve got, trusting that mirage, you’ll get there
and there will be nothing to sustain you.

And that’s how I think of goals and dreams. They’re wonderful to chase, but if that’s
all you’re after is the end goal, you lose sight of your foundation, you will get
there and you’ll realize there’s nothing to sustain you.
