Final Boss: The Power of Staying Curious
Mastery through movement
You’ve explored the map, unlocked the tools, and sharpened your skills. But true mastery? It’s not about knowing every button or memorizing every prompt. It’s about your ability to move, to adapt, and to build – again and again.
This is the perfect opportunity to work backwards…starting with the traveler in mind.
– Mike Yates
This level isn’t about learning one more tool. It’s about becoming the kind of marketer who can thrive no matter what the tool looks like. This is where you stop following the map and start drawing your own.
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