I did something kind of crazy over the holidays. I mapped out your entire year. Like... every single month. What you're learning. What you're doing. What workshop is happening. All of it. Before January even started. We're calling it the Preloaded Year. And honestly? It changes everything about how we're running Fruitful this year. Here's the deal: Last year we had one program. One price. One path. And it worked. People got funded. But here's what kept bugging me... Not everyone who wanted help was READY for help. Some people had credit issues. Some weren't in a position to commit to the full thing yet. And we were basically saying "all or nothing." That felt wrong. So we fixed it. **2026 has two paths now.** Premium - for those who need to build the foundation first. Credit repair. LLC setup. Monthly workshops. Monthly challenges. All done for you or with you. $99/mo. VIP - for those who are ready to get funded NOW. The full Predictable Funding Machine. Funding in as little as 14 days. Not "maybe." Not "it depends." Same destination. Different starting points. Oh - and VIP is sold out right now. We only take people who are actually ready, and we can only work with so many at a time. But here's where it gets good... We're kicking off the whole thing with a LIVE workshop on January 20th @ 4PMEST (replay will be available if you can't make it live) The "Fruitful Year" Workshop. 2 hours. Your entire year mapped out on one page. The exact math to hit your real estate goals. Daily actions. A real plan. Not "I want to invest in real estate someday." Actual numbers. Actual steps. ... Look - you've got two options this year. Option 1: Keep doing what you did last year. Lurk. Watch. Collect information. December rolls around and nothing's different. Option 2: Start different. Get a plan. Take action.

Because of this course I’ve learned that just because I’m lost or a newbie doesn’t mean I can’t get started today. Even if it’s small steps, to take action is showing my conviction into my own success. The money iceberg is a genius way of breaking down the many resources (Cash, Credit, collateral, cash flow, and creative funding) to get to $1M over time in funding even for newbies like me who have little to start with. It doesn’t have to be one or the other, you can use multiple resources at one time to get the job done. I can have a life because money=time. The more accessible funds I can have with a properly structured business will help me close deals faster enabling me to pursue more deals to increase my cash flow. Most importantly business funding is the way to go! Banks can work for you if you know how to use this incredibly proven system you’ve laid right before our eyes. I appreciate the time, knowledge, and confidence you bestowed upon me. Thank you

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My biggest takeaway is funding and sources of money can be categorized into 5 section also known as a Money Iceberg. The main funding source that is the best way to access money is business funding, specifically business credit cards. If possible I may be able to get cards with 0% interest. Credit cards gives higher funding with low monthly payments and may business perks like free traveling and shopping. Also the best of all is that they don’t report to the credit bureau’s. My biggest concern/challenge is not knowing which banks is the best to access funding for my goals and that I don’t have my business structured well enough to be approved for these credit cards.