Tubeloom Explained

Life is precious, and time is short. We never know what tomorrow holds, so why wait to make an impact? After losing my mother-in-law last week, this truth hits harder than ever. We’re here to change lives, to make a difference. Let’s not waste the time we have on this beautiful earth—start today, and make every moment count. David Asarnow

How often have potential deals slipped through the cracks because you were too busy juggling other tasks? I’m sure you know what I’m talking about… You’re in the middle of a crucial Zoom meeting with a client, and then — *ding* —a call comes through that you can’t immediately answer. Fast forward 20 minutes and the meeting ends. You check your phone, and it was a potential lead. Now the lead is gone, and so is the potential revenue since they went with someone else. Frustrating, right? ACTUAL STATISTIC: Entrepreneurs who respond to potential customer calls, texts, or emails within 3 minutes are 100x more likely to win their business. Yet, so many Entrepreneurs still lose valuable leads simply because they or their team can’t pick up the phone before it goes to voicemail. The result? Missed opportunities, decreased revenue, and increased stress. And here’s the challenge: You and I became business owners to help people, and make good money… not to play phone tag. So, what are we supp...

The world is full of people with ideas. Everyone has a plan, a dream. But how many take the steps necessary to turn those dreams into reality? If you're reading this, there's a 99.99% chance you're either a current business owner or an aspiring Entrepreneur who wants to: Create a positive impact Build a strong legacy Achieve financial freedom Each of these goals is commendable, but achieving them requires more than just having a vision; it demands action, dedication, and the willingness to do the hard work that many shy away from. The Tenach says it best: "In all toil there is profit, but mere talk tends only to poverty" —Proverbs 14:23 Think about it…Have you ever watched ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’? 👇 It's a TV show where Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a panel of investors, hoping to secure funding. After years of watching, I noticed that there are usually two different types of people who come on the show. First, it’s the Entrepreneur who walks in wi...

Ever noticed how positive people tend to attract good fortune, opportunities, and similarly upbeat individuals into their lives… While negative people seem to constantly encounter setbacks, challenges, and pessimism? It’s almost like we’re walking magnets. 🧲 What we focus on, the energy we exude— Positive or negative —Acts as a beacon, attracting similar energies and outcomes into our lives. If you're charged with positivity, you draw in positive experiences and opportunities (and vice versa). This concept isn't new. In fact, it's deeply rooted in history and wisdom. You’ll see what I mean in the following biblical story of Caleb and Joshua. 👇 Moses sent twelve spies to scout the land of Canaan (now known as Israel), which G-d had promised to the Israelites. Upon their return, ten of the spies reported that the land, while fertile, was inhabited by giants and would be “impossible” to conquer. This caused the Israelite community to panic and lose faith in G-d's ...

How many times have you found yourself singing along to the infamous "800-588-2300 EMPIRE!" jingle whenever it comes on TV? …Or what about the classic 1-877-KARS-4-KIDS commercial that gets stuck in your head for hours? (My son used to get mad every time I sang this one :D) Truth is, companies like these don’t just “randomly” come up with super catchy jingles that get ingrained in your brain. Their marketing teams scripted them with a purpose, implementing a strategy called ‘The Rule of Seven’, which states that a potential customer needs to see or hear your marketing message at least seven times before they make a purchase decision. Think about it… The first time you heard the 🎶 "Liberty Liberty Liberty… Liberty" 🎶 c ommercial by Liberty Mutual, you probably thought nothing of it. The second time? Maybe it caught a bit of your attention. However, by the third time, you found yourself inadvertently humming along. And after the seventh exposure? You...