Financial Peace comes far easier (and faster) to people who don’t give two tinker’s damn about “looking” rich. Agree? Disagree? Sound off 👇 Rooting for Ya, Travis

💥If I handed you the keys to a community with 1000 - 2000 members... ALREADY in place... Warmed up... And engaged... What niche/industry would you want it to be in? Pickleball? Vibe Coding? Dating for men? Dating for women? Weight loss after pregnancy? The Art of Dilly Dally? (🤣JK) 🚀Please take a second and sound off below. What niche or industry would you love to have a community in... IF you could just walk right in... And could skip the labor pains of starting and growing one... 👇👇👇

A DIVORCE is what semi-retired me at age 38. It took me 2 years once I got serious. (I did it in my spare time, after my son was in bed and early in the morning before my job.) This is Sago's #1 Personal Finance Rule. Rooting For Ya, Travis PS I am NOT a financial advisor. I am an impatient freedome junkie who doesn't follow the "rulez!" PPS I am also Southern. I talk slow. Put this baby on double speed!

A partner of mine wanted to move to skool. They set up the group and seeded it with around 700 members nearly a year ago, since then we've grown it the 4,896 members with half of them coming from Skool organic because of the engagement we produced. I'll break that all down in this post for you guys. Ok so a bit of background my partner teaches people in the US who aren't from there to speak better english, to get a better job, get a job, make more friends. He has a podcast, Youtube and we run Facebook ads, we use Laurel Portie's Ads ecosystem (if anybody has any Qs lemme know!) The plan we use is really stupid simple as well to get this amount of people... > Auctions > Posts in the group > Email about the posts He wanted to move everything to Skool. This included killing his highly performing $28 program which was doing very well on ads! After the first auction he noticed that Skool started to send him more people, he messaged me like 'Ryan, that auction most have signalled something to Skool, they are sending us more people...' He was right, his goal was to use this free skool as a holding pen for his higher priced memberships. We put the free lesson he gave away free in this skool. He also has a HUGE back catalog of lessons, so he added a $8 a month level on this skool where you got one every 4/5 days and added a AMA class for paying members every week. We also started to see AFTER the auction people commenting more and more engaged, so I started to turn the comments and DM's to posts, people started engaging even more, guess what? Skool sent us even more traffic... So we just rinse and repeat. Auction. Post. Email to Post. DM everybody. I also DM every new member. Every new member gets this ' here are those free lessons as promised. Quick question…are you looking to just 'get by' with English, or is there a specific goal (like a job or move) that’s making this a priority right now?' I get a gazillion of these everyday, I work through em and am I after shifting and sorting, I want people who want to solve their english now and want to get it better but I have to find out if they have a one of two problems.

I’ve read almost every popular personal finance book. And some unpopular ones too. I think most of the authors mean well. But… For most business owners… Especially internet based biz owners… Most of the personal finance rules RUIN a biz person’s chance at true financial independence. This is why… …even though biz owners make more than the average, they often don’t have much to show for it except higher levels of stress, family discord and health issues. So… I thought maybe? It might be useful to dissect some of the “popular” personal finance philosophy. Rules? Or Ruin? If this would be helpful… Sound off by sharing a common piece of personal finance you were “taught.” 👇 Rooting for Ya, Travis PS The “rule” that I followed which semi-retired me at 38, I’ve never found in a personal finance book!