There is a book that has been SUPER popular in the last year called The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up.

Read it?

I first heard about it because it got the #2 slot on the NYT bestsellers list the week my book came out (I got #3 - so I noticed).

I've heard lots of people talk about it and how de-cluttering their personal space has truly changed their lives.

Almost like magic . . .

Here's the thing about magic that many people don't tell you though - it takes lots of work and focus and practice to make happen.

You can't actually just wave a wand and have a super clean house and feel great.

You have to go through the process of cleaning out and organizing all your stuff and setting new habits to make sure it doesn't get cluttered again.

And THEN the magic of having a clean living space happens.

The formula for magic is the same no matter if you're cleaning your house or doing anything else.

I know this because I recently tapped into a magic that was POWERFUL but took a ton of work as well.

It's the magic of hosting LIVE, IN PERSON events for your community.

I promised you an in-depth recap of the Summit of Greatness and I've recorded one.

What I share in this episode is not only the behind-the-scenes of how we pulled off our first live event as a magical success, but why I think it is SO worth it to host these kinds of events.

Don't get me wrong - it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows.

It took a full year of planning and prep, lots of money, all our energy, and the whole time we were figuring it out as we went along.

But the result was MAGIC.

I broke down the top 5 reasons that live events are a huge value add to your brand and business.

And here's the main thing I want to drive home:

When you create an extraordinary experience for others - that they couldn't create for themselves - they will remember you and give back to you forever.

I'm sending this recap with much love and gratitude for all of you who supported in making this happen.

My hope is that this episode inspires you to create your own magic for your tribe.

And I absolutely hope to see you at Summit next year :)

In service,

Lewis