Jordan Correces, who looks and sounds like an AI-generated actor on video, believes you’re just a few strategies and 180 days away from pummeling through $10- to $50,000 months in your wedding photography or filmmaking business.
But let’s rewind.
Ten years ago, Jordan’s life was a steaming pile of disappointment.
He’d just spent a year abroad in Peru working as a missionary. That’s where he fell in love with photography.
So when he got back, wedding photography was calling him.
Bridger Pennington puts on a Fund Launch Live event once a year, if not twice.
This next one’s gonna be in Miami, Florida. So pack a suitcase full of bright colors, bold patterns and your favorite flip flops, and get ready to sweat it out with Bridger and his buddies, as they reveal Wall Street’s most guarded secrets.
Or don’t. Stay home, remain in your “don’t bother knocking” ensemble, and assume FLL will only promote the interests of the host and speakers (which is what I’ll be doing).
Nicki Krawczyk can help you sell and scale your course or program on autopilot, every single day.
So say sayonara to the chaos of live launching, the low conversion of evergreen, and the lame strategies everyone and their pet hamster are using. (Nicki’s looking at you, challenges and bootcamps and $37 eBooks.)
That’s right, secure your wig, honey, here comes the excitement, joy, and relief of selling your course or product, hands-free, several times a day.
Aaron Martinez, who I can barely hear over that shirt, says, “If you’re a B2B salesperson making less than $200,000 a year, I wanna share with you this quote by Warren Buffett that literally changed everything for me as a salesperson.”
I would rather have a lisp and say pleathe than hear another Buffett-ism, but go on.
“It blew my mind when I actually made this realization. And it’s exactly what took me from being in a dead-end sales gig, making $50 grand a year, not fulfilled in selling what I was selling…”
Shawn Sharma’s looking crisper than morning toast. Purple Polo matching the purple Rolls? We’re not so different, you and I. I’m usually wearing gray sweats when I drive my gray Altima. But I bet Shawn thinks Nissan is a roll they bring you at Nobu after you devour the Rock Shrimp.
If you’re a business owner in the United States, Shawn says there’s now a new and easy way for you to acquire at least $100,000 in working capital for you and your business.
Derek Cheung made $4.4 million last year on 200 Airbnbs. He only worked five hours a week. Oh, and he’s only 24 years old.
His method? Arbitrage.
Rent an apartment for $1,500 a month. Get the landlord’s permission to use it for short-term rentals. Plan on $500 a month for expenses. List it on Airbnb. Make $3,500 a month. Pocket $1,500 a month off just that one unit.
That can pay for a nice vacation each month. Or, better yet, you could scale up like Derek did.
Max Gorlov wants to finally help you finish your first book, without the entire process feeling like a thousand-piece puzzle.
His First Book Coaching program has already helped dozens of writers complete a phenomenal first book.
“We’ve written more than half a million words together,” Max says, “all without getting caught in the cycle of self-doubt and distraction that so often kills projects before they’re finished.”
Mindy Paul went from high school dropout, told by his teachers he’d never amount to anything, to jumping from business to business, racking up serious credit card debt, to eventual six figure entrepreneur with clients all over the world.
Now he’s got time and money freedom, and wants to help you do the same.
At age 37, Mindy was sitting on the couch at home with his children when he fell critically ill. He was rushed to the hospital where the doctor gave him 48 hours to live.
Nicki Krawczyk has been a copywriter for nearly 20 years. She’s written for big, multi-million dollar clients. Adidas, Reebok, AT&T, Hasbro, Keurig, Marshalls, Tripadvisor, and more. Plus solopreneurs, influencers, and everyone in between.
After building her own six figure copywriting career, Nicki launched Filthy Rich Writer to help others do the same.
Her flagship course is called Comprehensive Copywriting Academy.
Matt Rudnitsky (aka “Rud”) thinks you should write your book already. Get noticed, make an impact, turn it into a profitable business. Sell courses, coaching, consulting, speaking.
Matt wrote a book on sports betting back in the day, sharing the lessons he’d learned turning a $100 gift from his grandmother into $10,000 just by betting on games.
Took him six weeks to write. Didn’t hire an editor or a designer. Just kept it simple, put some useful information in it.
Greg Helbeck is a real estate investor outta San Diego, California. He gets deals every month from direct mail.
Can you? Yes, but only if you avoid the following five fatal mistakes.
“Trust me,” Greg says. “I’ve sent hundreds of thousands of postcards out, and I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars back, but I’ve also made a ton of mistakes along the way. I’ve gone through the hero’s journey with direct mail, I still do it, and it is a core component of our business.”
April Crossley is the founder of Lazy Girl REI. She went from young mother to real estate rock star, now running her entire investing business remotely while she travels the U.S. in an RV with her hubby.
She did fix and flips, she did buy and holds, now she’s getting into bigger multifamily projects.
Her advice to newbies? Assess your situation.
Do you have cash? Credit? Would it be better to start off flipping, score a payday or two, pay off some debt, go from there?
