The first time I talked to @Travis Sago on the phone I asked him what’s the #1 thing he would do if he were in my shoes. He said “start a skool community and share your journey” So I jumped. I started taking my group seriously in June. Today I hit 200 members. And it made me realize we overthink the little things all the time. We think we need to be a Travis level marketer to share what we’re up to. It’s dead wrong. Here's the truth about my Skool community: ❌ My logo is shit ❌ My community name *might* also be shit ❌ My branding is average at best ❌ I didn't even have a plan when I started Look at the logo… it says “creators” twice and the W in “cashflow” is blurry 🤣 But you know what I do with my group? ✅ I help people solve a real problem ✅ I deliver actual value ✅ I help my members get results That's it. That's what matters. If you can help someone escape a “present pain” or achieve a cool result that’s all you need. My ugly group just hit 200 members, has generated over $10,000 in cash collected, and brings in over $2k in monthly recurring revenue. Not because it's pretty. Because it works. Stop waiting for perfect. Stop waiting til you’re ready. Start helping people. The rest will figure itself out. If you’re like me then you’re wondering “does anyone even care about what I have to say?” When I started my group I assumed the answer was no. I was a “nobody” in the online game. Here we are. Guess there’s only one way to find out…

I got 3 people on Facebook to DM me yesterday requesting Hell Island information, and already have a consultation call booked. I wanted you to have an example of how to use the Mini-Monopoly tools to get calls booked with people who want to pay you money or partner with you. It's easier than most folks think. I just posted the entire case study in the Skool Classroom (right up there 👆) in the private area for everyone who's joined us for the Mini-Monopoly tools. Click the "Classroom" link 👆, then "Mini Monopoly Tools and Training" to see exactly how I booked this consultation using the Hell Island GPS. If you're not in already - JOIN US THROUGH THIS LINK Here's what you'll see in the case study... - the exact Facebook post that got 3 prospects to DM me - exactly how I answered people - how I get them to give me their "Hell Island" information - how I share the output from the tool with them - how I verify that it's helpful for them - the simple question I ask to find out if they need help without asking "do you need help?" - exactly how I offer to help them - how I book and confirm the consultation It might sound like a lot in a case study, but you might find that it's simpler than you

This person is ASKING me to make an offer. She is essentially "begging to buy". If this isn't happening in your DMs... the answers are in "Make Em Beg to Buy" I didn't do anything TO this person to make her beg to buy, I did something WITH her and FOR her. Traditional marketing has taught us we have to convince and cajole people into buying. And every time I've tried it, I felt slimy. "But we're doing it for their own good!" they say. As if we're somehow superior to the people we sell to. There are some important points I want to make about this snapshot from my DMs. POINT 1: This is a person I've known for about 8 days. She's in this group and since I have permission to share, I won't hold anything back in my share. POINT 2: I have NOT made an offer. That's why she asks in the first message shown "What do you offer that would be a good fit for me?" This is exactly why Travis says in the subtitle of Make Em Beg to Buy... "5 Preselling Secrets to Take Even Complete Strangers From Cold to Sold Before You Ever Make an Offer" For someone to go from COLD to SOLD means they've been properly PRESOLD. And they're at complete choice every step of the way. We ain't holding hostages over here. POINT 3: I still haven't made her an offer, but I put the potential sale at risk to ask if I could share this example. From reading the exchange, do you think I really "risked" the sale? Or did I build the relationship and trust even more? POINT 4: Preselling is not something we do TO people. It's something we do WITH and FOR people. She says it in the last comment "It's sort of like having a really good dance partner who knows how to lead." To lead the way, we need to know the way. That's what "Make Em Beg to Buy" lays out. = = = = = This is WHY I've decided to be the biggest preselling advocate that I can be. Not because I wanna get on @Travis Sago's good side. [although it has its benefits] But because it WORKS. It works to help me be the CHOOSER in life and business that I want to be.

April-July... 4 months to go from $0-$1,000/month in passive recurring income (mostly ronin affiliate sales). 3 weeks ago I hit $1k/month in passive recurring income. Well last week I crossed the $2k/month mark. It took me 4 months to go from $0-$1k. And it took 17 days to go from $1k-$2k. This is how things go. The beginning feels impossible. Every sale is a fight. Every commission feels like a miracle. Then something shifts. The systems start working. Things compound. at this rate I'll have my day job income replaced by Christmas A few months ago that seemed like a dream. A fantasy that would never happen to me. Now it feels inevitable. The hardest part isn't building the system. It’s staying consistent until momentum takes over. Most people quit right before things start moving. Don't be most people.

I'm in one of my favorite places ever thanks to uncle Travis who won't stop sending me Ronin affiliate commissions 😉 cheers @Travis Sago Have a good week yall