Keaton Hoskins, aka The Muscle, starred in a reality TV show on the Discovery Channel called Diesel Brothers. Basically, he and his buddies would repair and customize pickup trucks, engage in various shenanigans, and the camera would follow ’em around.
When Keaton was 21, his dad passed away. This acted as a catalyst, unlocking Keaton’s thirst for freedom and adventure.
His attitude: I’m only gonna do the things in life I wanna do; can’t nobody tell me nothin’.
“I didn’t wanna work for anybody else,” Keaton says.
“So right then, I chose to start my very first company. From that time until today, I have started, owned, and operated over 22 different businesses. Each one has been successful. Some are still around. Some I’ve sold. Some are still making me money,” he adds.
“But the truth is, I learned very very quickly that with zero dollars, you can pretty much build any type of empire that you could possibly imagine. Most people think they need money, connections, and so on.”
Keaton thinks it’s all a load of bull, insisting that you can rise from the ashes and create your own destiny, no advantages required.
Whether you’re in your 30s, 40s, 50s – doesn’t matter.
He can show you how to not only rake in the greenbacks like a pro gardener tending to a money tree, but succeed in every other area of life as well. Family, friends, relationships, mental, emotional, physical, spiritual – the whole kit and caboodle and a lifted F150 parked in the drive.
But Keaton knows what you’re probably thinking.
“Easy for the guy with the hit cable show to say,” right?
You might assume he raked in a king’s ransom during his TV tenure. And that his current semi-celebrity status must make business dealings smooth as silk.
Well, think again.
TV gigs are notorious for their less-than-stellar salaries, and while the exposure doesn’t exactly hurt, the reality is that Keaton had already minted millions before the first episode ever aired.
So you can run and tell that, homeboy.
And now that you’re fresh out of excuses, here’s the offer.
“I have been very successful in starting, launching, scaling, and even selling companies since I was 21,” Keaton says.
“About a year ago, I decided that it was time to share with the world my message of the capabilities that every single person has to live The American Dream. So I created Limitless Society, a program where I help people realize their full potential and become the highest version of themselves. It’s a program that gets you to understand what you’re truly capable of, and how to become more than you ever thought you could be,” he continues.
“I’m talking, making all the money that you wish you had and living the life that you ultimately want to lead,” he adds. “Limitless Society is changing people’s lives.”
“As I grow and the people inside the program grow, I get that reward – of seeing people’s lives change.”
“When you join, expect to see yourself in your full capabilities.”
“You’ll have weekly calls with experts like myself so you can cultivate new ideas and make more money. Plus, every quarter, we have events. Inside Limitless Society, we teach and preach that you are in fact limitless,” he says.
How much does Limitless Society cost?
You can purchase a lifetime membership for $5,800, or do the monthly membership for $297 per month.
Cancel anytime.
Take action on what you learn and if you don’t see an ROI within 90 days, you can ask for your money back.
Events will cost an additional $99 to attend.
What if you don’t have a business yet? No sweat. Keaton and his team are still geared up to illuminate your path to success in every facet of life; and, fingers crossed, sow the seeds for a dazzling business venture in the not-too-distant future.
Verdict? No shade to throw here. Good vibes all around.