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We brought a microphone to the @overskillapp games and asked people what theyâd built. We barely needed to ask any follow-up questions đ
I had people walk up to me and show me internal tools for their teams, products for their customers, and stuff their business had needed for years and never had the time or budget to make.
Funnel Hacking Live has always been the place people walk into stuck and walk out with belief, ideas and a plan. This year, a lot of them walked out with something extra.
Josh Latimer started out delivering Domino's pizzas, then built a window cleaning company out of a 1993 Chevy Cavalier.
I love seeing people post their highlights from Funnel Hacking Live. So this year, we made it a lot more fun to do. So we built an app for it.
And honestly, that's the part worth repeating for sure. Knowing the people you're building for is what makes the thing worth building, and it gives everyone working on it a reason to care. You donât need to imagine your customer needs and goals when theyâre seating next to you.
To get people in a room (or a call, or a thread) together, building side by side, cheering each other on. That energy is the whole point.
â Code, because I could build the thing myself and keep building it with my team every week after launch.
Software is getting cheap as a lever, and in 2026 I'd add a fifth to Naval's list, because agents can now perform and coordinate complex work on their own.
SPOILER: This image is AI-generated. I never had to pitch @clickfunnels to investors. We reached $100M ARR without venture capital.
For a long time, a software companyâs growth used to have a price tag only investors could pay.
Every page on a website is a chance for visitors to wander off before they even see your offer.