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Vincent Nabablit, Noveleta (2026)

11/06/2026

I Didn't Get This GHL Automation Project by Pitching.
I Got It by Telling a Story.

A few days ago, I shared a story about how John was speaking live on stage at a business event while, at the exact same time, an automated webinar was running online.

The interesting part?

That automated webinar was intentionally built to simulate a live webinar experience.

To the audience, it felt like everything was happening in real time.

But behind the scenes, it was powered by systems and automation.

If you haven't read that post yet, here's the link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14YTxh5cUCA/

After reading it, someone reached out to me.

She asked,
"Can we build something similar for our company for lead generation?"

Of course, I said yes.

Not because I know everything.

But because I've already built it before.

I've gone through the messy part.

The testing.
The troubleshooting.
The late nights.
The small adjustments until everything worked together.

So instead of guessing...

I already know the structure.

We had an online meeting with her team.

We discussed what needs to happen,
who will handle what,
where we'll communicate,
the strategy,
the deliverables,
the timeline,
and finally,
the investment.

I even included guidance on building their webinar funnel.

Because I've learned something:

When you're already in a position to help,
adding more value almost always comes back to you.

By the end of the day...

She asked for the project quotation.

And I sent it.

Why am I sharing this?

Because this is exactly what happens when you stop consuming and start building.

The first time you build a system,
you gain experience.

The second time,
you gain confidence.

The third time,
people start looking for you to build the same thing for them.

I've experienced this over and over again.

One project leads to another.

Not because I'm the best.

But because I documented what I built and shared the story behind it.

That's exactly why I created GHL Builders Lab.

It's not just about learning GoHighLevel.

It's about learning how to build real systems that solve real business problems.

Because one good system can become an opportunity you never expected.

Link in the comments.

11/06/2026

Earlier, I received another inquiry about the ticketing system I built.

Funny enough...

I only posted the case study a couple of days ago.

If you haven't read that story yet, you can read it here first:
Pt 1: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Csyf2pYqJ/
Pt 2: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Cn1HHkWFp/

That's it.

No ads.

No aggressive selling.

Just sharing what I built.

And yet inquiries started coming in.

Messages.

Questions.

Potential projects.

Potential collaborations.

Potential opportunities.

That's when I was reminded of something.

There's demand.

More demand than most people realize.

The problem is not that opportunities don't exist.

The problem is that most of us haven't built anything for those opportunities to find.

Once you build something valuable...

People can see it.

People can experience it.

People can imagine using it in their own business.

And that's exactly what's happening.

The ticketing system was originally built for TribeX 2025.

Today, people are asking if it can be used for their events.

Their conferences.

Their workshops.

Their communities.

Their organizations.

And the answer is yes.

Because once you build something once...

You can replicate it as many times as you want.

Customize.

Improve.

Deploy.

Repeat.

This isn't just an ordinary system build.

It's an asset.

An asset that can create opportunities long after the original project is finished.

A few months ago, I thought I was simply building a ticketing system.

Today, I realize I was building something bigger.

I was building proof.

Proof that I can solve a problem.

Proof that the solution works.

Proof that other organizations can use it too.

And that's where the real opportunity begins.

Most people think opportunities appear after they become ready.

I don't think that's how it works.

Opportunities become visible after you build something.

A few months ago, I couldn't even see these opportunities.

Not because they didn't exist.

But because I hadn't built the thing that would allow me to see
them.

The inquiries were always there.

The market was always there.

The need was always there.

My awareness simply changed.

And that's what building does.

It expands your horizon.

You stop seeing one possible client.

You start seeing ten.

You stop seeing one possible service.

You start seeing an entire category of solutions.

You stop seeing one project.

You start seeing a system that can be deployed again and again.

Limitless possibilities.

Not because the world suddenly changed.

But because your perspective changed.

That's why I'm excited about the Builder's Lab.

Not because we're going to learn another feature.

Not because we're going to collect more certificates.

But because we're going to build.

And when you build something real...

You start seeing opportunities that were invisible before.

The goal isn't to learn more.

The goal is to create something that makes the market say:

"Can you build that for us too?"

Because that's when learning turns into leverage.

And leverage creates opportunities.

P.S. If you're interested in the Builder's Lab Program, the link is in the comment section.

P.P.S. And here's the interesting part: minutes after posting this, another opportunity appeared. Sometimes, showing your work really does open doors.

11/06/2026

I probably shouldn't be giving this away for free... but here we are.

After weeks of building, debugging, testing, and documenting, I turned the entire project into a 30-page case study.

And today, I'm opening it up for everyone to see.

Because yesterday, I shared how building one real system changed my confidence.

If you haven't read that story yet, you can read it here first:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Csyf2pYqJ/

Today, I want to show you what that confidence actually built.

Not just screenshots.

Not just diagrams.

Not just another "look what I made" post.
I'm talking about the complete 30-page case study of the ticketing system I built for TribeX 2025.

A system designed for a real event with more than 1,000 attendees.

Inside the case study, you'll see everything.

The problem we faced.

The mindset behind every decision.

The architecture.

The automation flow.

The process of turning a messy manual registration into a fully automated event experience.

This wasn't a typical GoHighLevel build.
It included:
✅ Automatic QR Code ticket generation and delivery via email
✅ Confirmation emails and reminder email sequences
✅ QR code scanning during the event
✅ Detection if a ticket has already been used
✅ SMS reminders before the event
✅ SMS confirmation after successful check-in
✅ Walk-in purchase suppor
✅ Different access levels for Team, Regular, Speaker, and VIP attendees
✅ Airtable database that properly segments every buyer, bundle holder, and ticket type
✅ Real-time attendee tracking
✅ Event analytics showing attendance count, show-up rate, and other valuable insights

The best part?

It wasn't built because I wanted to create a "cool automation."

It was built because a real organization had a real problem that needed a real solution.

And that's where true learning happens.

Not by watching another YouTube video.

But by solving actual business problems.

What's even more exciting is this.

I built this system once.

Today, the same framework is being adapted for another event abroad.

500+ expected participants.

Multiple tickets under one buyer.

Integrated payment processing.

Customized workflows.

Different event.

Same foundation.

I don't start from zero anymore.

I duplicate what I've already built.

I customize it based on what the organization needs.

Then I deploy.

One hard work.

One sleepless night.

One massive effort.

Then I repeat.

And every repetition creates another opportunity.

Another client.

Another implementation.

Another income stream.

That's the power of building systems.

You create once.

You improve over time.

You deploy over and over again.

I could easily charge for this 30-page case study.

It contains the planning, the mindset, the architecture, the workflow, and the lessons I learned while building the entire system.

But I decided to give it away for free.

Because I hope it inspires someone to stop consuming and finally start building.

If you're interested in seeing the complete case study, head over to the link in the comments.

Enter your email address, and I'll send it straight to your inbox.

Maybe this isn't just a case study.

Maybe it's the proof that your next opportunity doesn't need to be found.

It needs to be built.

11/06/2026

This is probably the first time I'm publicly sharing this.

How I got started building systems in GoHighLevel.

A lot of people think you need the perfect opportunity before you can build something amazing.

I don't think so anymore.

I didn't wait for the right opportunity.

I created the opportunity.

Months ago, I was given the chance to build the ticketing system for TribeX 2025.

More than 1,000 attendees.

QR code tickets.

Automated confirmations.

Real-time attendee database.

Ticket transfers.

Reminder sequences.

Mobile QR scanning for check-in.

A complete automation ecosystem built using GoHighLevel, Airtable, n8n, and BuildShip.

Everything worked together so the event team didn't have to manually verify hundreds of attendees or deal with long registration lines.

Was it perfect on day one?

Not even close.

There were bugs.

There were late nights.

There were moments I questioned if I could even pull it off.

But that's exactly where confidence comes from.

Not from watching another YouTube tutorial.

Not from saving another course for "later."

Confidence comes from building something that real people actually use.

From solving real problems.

From troubleshooting when things break.

From finding a way when there isn't one.

Looking back, that project changed the way I see myself.
It wasn't just a ticketing system.

It became proof that I can build systems that businesses actually need.

And that's the reason I created GHL Builders Lab.

Not to teach theory.

But to build real automations together.

The kinds of systems your future clients will actually pay for.

Funnels.

CRMs.

Appointment systems.

Memberships.

Ticketing systems.

Lead routing.

Client onboarding.

Internal automations.

Because once you've built something with your own hands, your confidence changes.

You stop saying,
"I hope I can do it."

And you start saying,
"I've built this before."

If you can build...
you can offer.

If you can troubleshoot...
you can solve business problems.

And if you can solve business problems...

People will gladly pay for your solutions.

Sometimes the opportunity you're waiting for doesn't exist yet.

Sometimes you have to build it first.

11/06/2026

17 people registered for my GHL Intensive Program.

Only 5 qualified.

That surprised me.

Not because the other 12 weren't enough.

Not because they weren't capable.

But because most of them had never touched GoHighLevel before.

No automations.

No workflows.

No CRM experience.

Some hadn't even logged into a GHL account.

At first, I thought:
"Maybe I should just focus on the advanced group."

After all, the Intensive was supposed to be about building advanced systems.

Ticketing systems.

Membership platforms.

Payment funnels.

Integrations.

Automations.

The fun stuff.

But the more I reviewed the registrations, the more I noticed something.

The gap wasn't talent.

The gap was exposure.

They weren't lacking potential.

They simply hadn't been given a path.

And I didn't want to spend the next few months teaching only 5 people while leaving 12 motivated learners behind.

So I decided to build something new.

The GHL Apprenticeship Program.

A 4-week (every Saturday, 100% Online via Zoom) hands-on training designed to get complete beginners up to speed.

Not months from now.

Not someday.

Starting now.

Week 1-GHL Overview, Setup & Orientation
Week 2-CRM, Pipelines, Domains & Email Infrastructure
Week 3-Automation, AI Studio & Forms
Week 4-APIs, Integrations & Troubleshooting

The goal is simple:
Get everyone to the same level.

Then comes the next phase.

The GHL Builder's Lab.

Where we stop learning features and start building systems.

No lectures.

No endless slides.

No theory for the sake of theory.

Just building.

The same way real projects are built.

The same way real client work happens.

I'm limiting this to 25 learners.

12 spots have already been taken.

That leaves 13 spots available.

If you've been wanting to learn GHL but didn't know where to start, this might be exactly what you're looking for.

Link in the comment section

11/06/2026

Today, Chief is inside the “live” webinar…
while also being physically present at a big live event… giving a talk on stage. 🙂
And honestly…
that sentence perfectly explains what I’ve been building these past few weeks.
Because while people inside the webinar thought Chief was live in front of them…
he was also literally speaking at another live event at the same time.
And what made me smile was this moment…
A friend of mine asked:
“Ay live ba ito? Bakit mukhang live?”
And I replied:
“Nasa SME event si Chief now, may talk siya…”
And honestly…
that’s the goal.
Not to fake being live.
But to build an experience so seamless…
that the value still feels present even when the person isn’t physically there anymore.
That’s when I realized…
this isn’t just about webinars anymore.
It’s really about leverage.
Recently, we held a 3-day live immersion event designed to help freelancers build a system they can actually grow from.
And after doing those live sessions…
I remember asking Chief:
“So every week natin ito gagawin? Nakakapagod to…”
Because behind every “live event” people see…
there’s actually a lot happening underneath.
Preparation.
Systems.
Follow-ups.
Pages.
Automations.
Tracking.
Testing.
Support.
Ex*****on.
That’s the part people don’t usually see.
And that question eventually led me to another one:
“What if we make this evergreen?”
Simple idea.
But complicated ex*****on.
Because once you start building systems…
you start seeing all the invisible problems most people never think about.
Tech.
Bandwidth.
Automation.
Simulation.
Timing.
Viewer experience.
Reliability.
And honestly…
there were moments na hindi ako sure if kaya ko ba talaga gawin.
Because building leverage sounds exciting…
until ikaw na yung gumagawa ng system.
But I still tried.
Talked to a lot of people.
Shared my plans.
Asked questions.
Tested things.
Adjusted things.
Experimented a lot.
Then eventually…
it worked.
We successfully built a 3-hour evergreen webinar…
running continuously for the next 3 days…
simulating the exact live webinar we did last Friday.
And honestly…
the original live launch itself already performed beyond what we expected.
More than 3,000 registrants.
Around 30% show-up rate.
And we hit 27% above our target enrollees.
What’s even crazier?
The ads were only using an SLO from the paid replay. 🙂
And now…
we’re taking that same experience and turning it into a system that can continue running beyond the launch itself.
And honestly…
I think this is what growth eventually becomes.
Not just working harder.
But building things that continue creating value even when the live moment is over.
Because at some point…
you stop chasing temporary wins.
And start building systems that compound.
That’s the game I’ve been learning recently.

06/09/2019

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02/09/2019

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31/08/2019

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30/08/2019

🏡🏠🏡 At Lancaster New City, families can own a home for as low as Php13,000 monthly. By just setting aside Php430 from your daily budget, you can already invest on a 3-bedroom house and lot property where you can live comfortably 30 minutes away from Metro Manila.

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