Attiyah Blair went to college for broadcast journalism because growing up she was super chatty. Her mom was always telling her, “You’re gonna be on TV, you’re gonna be on TV.” She was right.

Attiyah worked in television for 10 years, both on the air and as a producer.

Then she started a new chapter: entrepreneurship. Figured she’d replace her nine-to-five income in no time. Boy was she wrong. The first five years were a struggle.

TJ Tijani became a Rentalpreneur, as he calls it, on accident. He got a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Houston. Graduated, went to work in the oil and gas field.

On the side, he was investing in real estate. Wholesaling 1-2 deals a month, despite being out in the middle of nowhere on a rig.

So when oil prices sank in 2017 and TJ’s company had to let him go, it was time to go all in on real estate.

Eventually he sees a video about Airbnb.

Dominick Carney says Shopify is for suckers. Beginners get talked into starting there because drop shipping is made to look so fun and easy. But it’s not.

You have to drive your own traffic. That means paying for ads. You also have to build and design your own Shopify store. That requires tech skills. Then you have to deal with foreign suppliers. Which typically means low quality products and painfully long shipping times.

No wonder 99% of dropshippers fail.

Keala Kanae went from working in a coffee shop to livin’ lavish in just a few short years.

The Hawaii-born internet guru now pulls up to his sprawling Las Vegas mansion in a charcoal-colored Lambo, peels himself outta the strawberry-red interior, and strolls to his casita, which he’s turned into a home office, so he can make his millions while watching his family splash around in the pool.

But how does he actually make all that money? Read on for my Fullstaq Marketer review.

Dylan Jahraus is the wife of a Navy officer who looks like he’s 11-feet tall, she’s a mom of two boys, and she sells the snot outta some Etsy products.

She’s been on Etsy for six years and she’s approaching $1.5 million in sales.

What’s her secret? A strong why, consistency, being relentless – all that helps, but you wanna know what the most important thing is? It’s putting the food in the oven before it’s even preheated.

Keep reading. It’ll soon make sense.

Bryson Blocker and Inayah McMillan both dropped out of college freshman year to become entrepreneurs.

They tried a little bit of everything – ecom, forex, nannying, cosmetology – before discovering Airbnb.

And since they were broke at the time, they had to get creative. They couldn’t buy properties outright, so they would contact landlords and property management companies and ask ’em if they could put their houses on Airbnb.

They were just 19 years old when they got their first yes.

Phillip Tran spent $25k on an Airbnb coaching program and learned nothing. Asked for a refund, didn’t get it. Proceeded to figure out rental arbitrage on his own, posted his wins, others began asking him for help.

Phillip convinced his friend, JR Rivas, an Airbnb Super Host, to join forces with him and create an Airbnb mentorship that didn’t suck.

Not just: Here’s some videos; good luck. They’ll actually get your first property for you in 45 days or less.

Austin Zelan has helped his students generate 6-figures in passive income in as little as two months. Not a typical result, granted, but what if you could do that in a year?

“My 6-figure mentorship program teaches people three things,” he says. “Number one, how to get access to investor capital. Number two, you’re learning about all the different investment strategies that I use personally. And finally, how to scale to 6-figures in passive income as fast as humanly possible.”

Nehemiah Davis says the event space industry is a multi-billion dollar opportunity everyone’s overlooking. He teaches people all around the world how to open profitable event spaces.

Although, in doing my research to write this review, he’s already tried to sell me three other unrelated programs – a make money on Instagram course, a replay of his Digital Blueprint Mastermind, and then this Circle Of Greatness thing – so I’m already not feeling this dude.

Learn With Abby, as she’s known on social, has been doing Amazon FBA for over three years now. She’s into private label, which means she orders products in bulk from China, adds her own branding, and resells them on Amazon at a markup.

Of course, she never has to see or touch the products at all; they go straight from China to one of Amazon’s warehouses, and then Amazon ships each item to the customer when they purchase from her store.

Kai Andrew is a YouTuber with a slight obsession for short-term rentals and building unique, container-style homes.

By 27, he had hacked enough land and property to quit his day job and pursue real estate full time.

His Land Hacker program will teach you how to do the same. You’ll learn how to find specific properties that can turn into multiple streams of income, be it equity creation, leasing out parts of the land, harvesting timber, or renting out sites for events and vacations.

Kodi King is the pitchman for Apical E-commerce, an Amazon private label automation company.

They wanna build you a store that’s 99.99% done-for-you. You’ll make passive income predictably and without much risk. Drop down hours at your day job or quit altogether. Scale to 7-figures. Maybe even 8-figures, as Kodi’s done.

Need funding to cover their fee and pay for inventory? They’ll hook you up, as long as you’ve got a credit score of 650 or higher.

Kruze Hunter-Boyd is the CEO of the Closer Institute, where he shows you how to earn a 6-figure income online, from anywhere in the world, with this one skillset.

You don’t need to build your own agency or do Amazon FBA or Shopify drop shipping or sell audiobooks or any of that stuff.

Nope, all you have to do is learn high-ticket remote closing.

You’d basically be selling multi-thousand dollar courses and coaching programs, for other gurus, over the phone.

Jaiden Vu partnered with Melissa Ng and Christy Liu to create Launchers Academy. Together, the three ecom and dropshipping experts help newbies get to $10,000 per month and beyond.

Their flagship program costs $2,000, but today’s review is gonna pull back the curtain on their latest low-ticket offer: a Success Kit for $97.

My guess is they wanna reel you in with that, then upgrade ya once you see the value. Fair play to them.

Let’s see what it’s all about.