I'm distilling my teachings into the most potent mini course the world has ever seen and I want to fill it only with my BEST teachings... So please help me in answering: What has been the MOST HELPFUL video, training, suggestion or post you've ever seen from me that let you go on to make more money?

When I was 17 & broke I obsessively studied how poor people became rich. It wasn't long before I became rich myself by just copying what they were all doing. Now it's your turn. Here's how Baneet (a 17 year old from LA) went from $0 to $40,000/month in a weird niche. 💰 Step 1: He sold what people wanted to buy. What a concept! Baneet's offer is for students who want to get 50+ points on their SAT in 7 days so they can get into a top university. If you need help coming up with your own irresistible offer, you should attend our free Offer Clarity call here ASAP! 💰 Step 2: He stayed focused. For an entire month, Baneet sold ONE offer only. No upsells, down-sells, side-sells or sea shells. Just a simple $999 offer. All shiny objects went out the window. 💰 Step 3: He did EVERYTHING my team & I suggested. No delay, either. He wanted to charge $497. I said "Bro, $497? Do $999." Less than 60 seconds later he changed it. 💰 Step 4: He stayed extremely coachable. While working with Baneet, I looked at all the things he was doing wrong, and told him what I would do ASAP if I were him to fix them. Having already been down the same road as Baneet, I already know what works & what doesn't. I can see the mistakes he's making and help him course correct in real time. But here's the thing: Throughout our time working together, Baneet has always been EXTREMELY positive, optimistic, and appreciative no matter what happens. Baneet might give my team & I a lot of credit for helping him win the Skool games but... Here's the truth: We could not have helped him if his attitude was f&#ked. Overall, Baneet is a dream client BECAUSE of his mindset. Yeah he has a great offer, does everything we suggest, and stays focused but... His mindset is what allows him to win. Now it's your turn. If you'd like to go from $0 to $10,000+/month like Baneet, and you have a great mindset, pay close attention:

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refunding a client is an investment in your peace of mind, and a way to hone in your niche. just for context: we only work with clients we know we can get results for. typically, our best clients are Contentpreneurs who want to upload content and get high ticket clients, like Tori (video below). and our entire goal with each client is to get a success story from them to prove that what we do actually works. ideally $10,000/month within 90 days. but sometimes it's less, and sometimes it's a lot more. but after my first 1 on 1 session with this client today i knew I could not get him results. his mindset was the exact opposite of my top clients. so i straight up told him: "dude I'm going to have to end this conversation now, send you back your money, and end this relationship." he was surprised. he asked me to explain why. here's why i ended the relationship and refunded him: 1) this client could not answer simple questions like: "what do you need help with right now?" instead he would laugh hysterically and say: "I don't f**king know!" i asked him a few more simple questions like this and he kept giving me the same answer as above. 2) he openly (and proudly) refused to take responsibility for his actions. he would say "it's on you to make sure this works, Ted, not me!" 3) he asked me for a guarantee that would say: "Make $20,000/month within 90 days despite not having an offer, not having an audience, and not having any online experience or your money back!" he could not wrap his head around the fact that my team & I can't control what actions he takes. and even if we could hypothetically control everything he did... we can't control what his prospects are going to do 😂 if people are going to pay him... that's on them. not him, and not us. you can't manipulate people to pay you... and we can't manipulate people to pay our clients...

What makes us a fan of someone? Let's brainstorm in the comment section what makes us actually click "follow" or "subscribe" on someone's page/channel. I'm sure we'll start to find a pattern which we can then reverse engineer for ourselves and our own content.