Hey Reader,

Last week, my phone lit up with a WhatsApp from a friend. Two words: “Gossip incoming.”

You already know I dropped everything. Because nothing interrupts a workday faster than the promise of juicy news.

Five minutes later, I had the full tea on a couple of people we used to work with. Messy break-ups. A "not my choice but making the best of it" DM. A surruptitious scroll for clues on FB (there were actually loads if I had bothered to look).

Completely useless information. And yet… thrilling. Why is that? Why is gossip so tasty?

None of it made me a better person. But here’s the thing — being “in the know” does something to your brain. It’s like peeking behind the curtain and realising you’re seeing the real story, not the PR version.

It’s addictive.

Now imagine that same “inside scoop” feeling… but about your own business. Not in a scandalous way. In a “holy sh*t, there’s thousands sitting here and I didn’t even know it” way.

That’s what the Fix This First gives you. It’s the gossip your numbers would spill if they could talk.

The stuff hiding in plain sight — the kind of money leaks you can’t unsee once you spot them.
Like…

• The £38.5k offer quietly leaving £14k a year on the table because no one’s showing buyers the next step
• The 282 past customers ready to drop £1k+ with you — they just haven’t been asked
• The £4.3k evergreen funnel converting like crazy… but starved of traffic, like selling from an empty shop floor

If it only finds you £1k this year, it’s paid for itself ten times over.

But the longer you wait, the more money slips away unnoticed. Another month of “I’ll get to it later” could mean another £1k, £5k, even £14k… gone.

Find your hidden money now → [Buy here]

Speak soon

Zx

P.S. Are you into gossip?

I’ve been thinking about doing an industry-wide “habits” report for 2026 — the kind that calls out the myths (remember the old “27 touchpoints” stat that everyone parroted?) and what’s actually true now.

Would that be useful to you? Hit reply and tell me.