Love this quote from James Clear, Author of Atomic Habits "You are richer than 93 percent of people. Not in money, but in time. "Over 108 billion people have lived throughout history. 93 percent of them are dead. "You have what every king and queen, every pharaoh and ruler, every CEO and celebrity of the past would give all their wealth and power for: "Today."

One of our core philosophies is this from Travis Sago. People don't buy products. They buy better versions of themselves. If you are trying to sell features, benefits and deliverables, you'll get a lot of "no's" or "I wanna think it overs". It's the same if you are trying to change people’s beliefs. It can be done, but it takes a lot of time, energy and education. It takes stuff like complex sales funnels, webinars, sales calls, arm twisting and huge "pinky swear' promises. If we want easy sales? SHOW them their dreams are possible. Show them how to become better versions of themselves. Show them how to get something they are already PRE-SOLD on buying. When you do this the right way, it's easy to make high ticket sales using 5th grade simple emails and DM chat.

I'm a member of a few paid communities and this post today caught my eye because it offers a perfect example of why the vast majority of people fail in business, particularly online. Jake is a Genius and has a large team to help him build out all of this incredibly complex and time consuming infrastructure. Most of us don't. We DON'T need to. Our only work is partnering with people who ALREADY HAVE all of this dialled in, who are too busy to do anything more, and who are happy to pay us a share of the extra revenue we bring in for them. 1) Find (create or source) some valuable, brain-gasmic content that is different and desirable 2) Repurpose it into a different format (A Digital Vending Machine) that helps average people get an easy, fast win 3) TEST it on the creators audience to ensure there is demand 4) Redeploy your Digital Vending Machine to other distribution channels 5) Repeat We only need ONE content partner and ONE distribution partner to start. One content partner might be enough to last a lifetime. We got this!