I got the nicest voice note from a coach yesterday. He said... [Not verbatim, but almost.] "Last year was one of the toughest years in my life. Everything I did would fail. Then I found out about your Auction stuff. It has worked every single time. I've done $15k to $20k each time I ran an auction." The interesting thing is he runs the auctions on his PERSONAL profile. He LEAVES A TON OF MONEY ON THE TABLE. (He was told 2nd Hand.) I think his Auctions could do $50k with a few tweaks. Also... I told him to run ONE per month. This blew him away. "I felt I could only run one once or twice a year?" Feelings will destroy a fella or lady financially. With creativity you can make them FUN! Now... All of this to say... That right now... This coach is NOT alone. Many. Many. MAAAANNNNNY... Coaches are experiencing the SAME THING right now. "NOTHING WORKING!" But... I'm seeing even "failed" auctions bring in THOUSANDS of dollars. Why? Because THE MARKET DOES 99% THE WORK. Fancy copywriting isn't needed because the MARKET WRITES IT right in the comments. The "value" is out in the open...and the MARKET not mental masturbation sets the price. If the offer doesn't pop off or bids are low, you can ADD to the offer on the FLY. Last week... I asked how many have run an auction? 10 folks responded. Right now... I've got over 800 people in my community about how to make a full-time living with a community! And it's growing by the hour. ...about 350 ish Already HAVE A COMMUNITY! Many of them Skool communities. Which are the best ones for running auctions in my experience. PLUS... Skool is HAWT as fire right now. There are new Skool communities by the thousands starting up every month. VERY FEW have access to the money-making tools Ronin have access to. Let alone the EXPERIENCE to crank out TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars from a good auction and a few thousand from a "poor" one.

40 years ago to the day I joined the Navy. I had more pimples than experience. I didn’t make much money in the Navy, but I got a wealth of life, problem solving and leadership experience. In many ways… The Navy made me a wealthy man. Like anything… It’s not the experiences we have… But how we USE the experiences that determines if they are an asset or liability. I still use the 6 Step Troubleshooting method they taught me to fix radar, comm equipment and computers. I just use it on biz, marketing and life probs. I MAKE LIFE! Life doesn’t make me. As 50 Cent (or Robert Greene) might say… I turn shit into sugar. Turning shit into sugar on the regular gives me authentic confidence not found in a book, affirmation or Tony Robbins event. Thank you United States Navy! Rooting for Ya, Travis PS As you know the Mr. A. auction is going down. I am going to Mind Meld the 6 Step Troubleshooting Method the U.S. Navy taught me into Mr. A. Now you can have the same problem-solving, turn shit into sugar tool, and advantages at your fingertips.

What keeps poor people poor? It's not... 👉Beliefs 👉Luck 👉Smarts 👉Lack of Money 👉Oppression 👉Lack of good looks It's CONSISTENTLY POOR DECISION MAKING! We all make poor decisions from time to time. A poor decision here or there won't put you in the poorhouse UNLESS the DOWNSIDE of the decision is catastrophic. (Drunk Driving, for example) Now... Ronin are here MOSTLY to make an income without masters. So...let's apply this to $$$ Let's talk about ONE decision-making PRINCIPLE which took me from poor to rich so fast it made my head spin. There are whole books on personal finance and business and such. But... This ONE PRINCIPLE is like putting on GOOD DECISION glasses when it comes to money getting. It comes down to this: ✅Rich people have CONTROL. ❌Poor people do NOT have CONTROL. 👀I call it the CONTROL PRINCIPLE. 👉Will this decision give me MORE OR LESS control? It doesn't matter if I "like" it, or not. It doesn't matter if it's "easy" or not. It doesn't matter if it's "popular" or not. It doesn't matter if it "costs" me money or not. All that matters... Does this decision give me MORE CONTROL? ...OR LESS? Case in point: A fine chap I have known for over 5 years... And he's been "broke" for 5 years... Routinely makes decisions NOT based on control, but based on what the decision will cost him. For example: He has a YT channel. Which he has almost NO CONTROL over traffic-wise. Sending his YT traffic to an email list or community or ANYTHING he DOES have control over is a much better decision than letting YT have ALL THE CONTROL. But he refuses to TAKE/GET CONTROL... Why? $9 a month. POOR DECISION! (Google is RICH because they CONTROL STUFF! The same applies to Microsoft, Amazon, etc. Rich people spend BILLIONS to merely GET CONTROL. Google spent billions to get control of YT. They spent what most peeps thought was a stoooooopid amount of money because YT was losing money. But Google uses the CONTROL PRINCIPLE when making decisions. My poor friend does not. Google didn't get rich by getting all the FREE STUFF they could.)

I'm so glad I saw Travis using Docsend. I've been testing it out. Sure is a great way to share docs/pdf's. Unlike the Gdoc we can't see stats or who is reading them, I know exactly who and when they read them. Brilliant solution. And it's quick and easy. Thanks for teaching me that.

Here’s a great example of kids being resourceful. This band used their neighbors Ring doorbell camera to record a music video. Talk about repurposing someone else’s asset! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNT3QJlTujb/?igsh=czF2YWNzYzZvd2hr This reiterates to me what Travis talks about all the time. Kids are resourceful. BTW, don't get mad at me if you get "block em' like legos" stuck in your head after watching 🤣