You’ve heard it a million times. “My name’s Alex Hormozi. I own Acquisition.com, which has a portfolio of companies that does about $100 million a year, and I have nothing to sell you.” But what’s the philosophy behind it? And is it even true? Let’s explore. “I got frustrated because so many people were like, He’s just trying to sell a course,” Alex admits. “This is like early on. And I’m like, I have nothing to sell you. And so the very first video I said it in, I was just like annoyed.”
Can you really earn $3,000 to $9,000 a month in passive income with an automated Amazon store? Jonathan from EarnFlo sure thinks so. “Our job is to review different investment opportunities, different products, and bring you the honest outcomes from those experiences,” he says. “And actually invest in them ourselves. I personally currently own three Amazon stores. One does around $3k a month in sales, one does around $6k, and my best performer does $40k.”
Pace Morby, the dude who can’t stop throwing up the peace sign, also known as the subto guy, has made a living taking dead leads and turning ’em into profitable deals. He does this all over the country, usually with his A&E Triple Digit Flip costar, Jamil “I look like a caricature of myself” Damji. Anyways, yeah, no cash, no credit, no credentials—how I like my boyfriends, apparently, is how Pace likes his deals. Here’s what you need to know.
Mike Brusca and his partner Joe are the guys behind Build Assets Online. The longer you try to drop ship cheap products from China, they say, the more money you’re gonna waste. There are thousands of U.S. suppliers with high quality items you could be promoting instead—and making a lot more per sale. For example, they’ve sold clawfoot tubs (bath tubs that stand on four little legs) successfully in the past, earning up to $600 per sale. Crazy, right?
John Assaraf is founder, CEO and chairman of NeuroGym, a company that applies scientifically-proven methods and technologies to help people expand their mental and emotional power to reach their fullest potential. Exercises to rewire your brain for success, basically. Hence the name NeuroGym, right? “In the neuroscience field,” John says, “you have two types of beliefs: explicit and implicit. Explicit beliefs are conscious, simple beliefs. Like I’m able to make more money.”
Josue Pena is the creator of Online CEOs, where he teaches people how to use Instagram to unlock massive scale and generate high ticket clients. Instagram’s the number one social media platform in the world, according to Josue. Even though I’m pretty sure Facebook and YouTube are substantially bigger and TikTok’s probably gonna overtake it any day. But I’ll stop nitpicking now and hear the man out. Read on for my Online CEO Accelerator review.
SamCart was created by these two brothers: Scott and Brian Moran. They believe the best business model on the planet is selling courses. “Our goal is to help you identify, outline and launch your own online course,” Scott says. “Plus, we are gonna show you the simple new way to deliver your course, that is also built to multiply your revenue along the way. By the end of these 14 days, you will have a digital course that is ready to sell.”
Corey Geary’s pretty proud of his new burnt orange C8 Corvette. His Instagram’s full of video clips where he’s just awkwardly shouting success platitudes while standing in front of it in random parking lots. My favorite is the one where he goes, “Do you guys watch TV? I don’t watch TV. TV is for losers. That means you’re sitting on your butt at home watching some soap opera and you’re not doing anything with your life. I’m going out there busting my butt to create generational wealth.”
Navid Moosa helps real estate agents double their income and freedom using his Agenteur Method.
Those glasses are a whole mood by the way.
Anyways.
Agenteur combines the words agent and entrepreneur, Navid says.
Because the average agent’s only doing 2-10 transactions a year. And something like 87% of ’em quit within 24 months.
Say you stick it out. You sell a $150,000 home. Make 3%. That’s only $4,500.
You can’t survive on a handful of $4,500 checks a year.
Billy Gene’s back with another ad, another offer. He stuffs some hundreds into a money counter and says, “Thirty-two. Thirty-two hundred bucks is how much the average American takes home. And watch how fast we spend it. You take your rent or mortgage, that’s $1,100. You take your car payment: another $400. Our health insurance: another $400. And that’s not including the $200 for the student loans, the $200 for the gas, the $200 for the electric, $100 for your phone.”
Dylan Alarie, cofounder of Affiliate Nation, asks: “What is a ready-to-use business and how can you earn thousands of dollars every single month? Without picking up the phone, without talking face to face, without building out marketing systems and sales funnels, without running ads, without finding and creating different products and offers, without doing videos, email sequences, connecting software? Well, it’s called our Partnership Program.”
The Science Of Flipping founder Justin Colby believes the secret to succeed in business is simply paying yourself first. “There’s a difference between being an operator and and owner,” says Captain Obvious. “The operator’s negotiating deals with the sellers, selling deals to your buyers if you’re wholesaling, meeting with contractors, accepting rehab bids—that is an operator. You’re doing the functions of a business. An operator doesn’t think or act as an owner.”
Commercial Dream Partner founder Peter Conti says there are 7 steps to success when it comes to investing in commercial real estate. Step 1: find deals. Pretty self-explanatory. Step 2: quickly review potential deals. “One of the things you’ll see, especially with commercial real estate,” Peter says, “is people will spend way too much time analyzing these deals. They don’t realize that any given property is just one of thousands out there to invest in.”
Alex Martinez is the founder and CEO of RealEstateSkills.com. He and his team have been wholesaling, wholetailing, fix and flipping, buying and holding—you name it, they’ve been doing it for 10 years strong. And, believe it or not, their main lead source is the MLS. Each and every day, new properties get added to it, right, so if you’re not acquiring ’em, someone else is. Combine that with a few simple shifts and Alex believes you can go from zero to $100k per month as a real estate investor.
Michael Blank says you can make $10,000 per month in passive income in the next six months. How? Not by flipping houses or wholesaling or house hacking, that’s for sure. Michael would know. He started out investing in single family projects but got nowhere. He was basically shooting blanks (see what I did there?). It wasn’t until he switched to multifamily—apartment buildings, in particular—that things took off. Scroll down and read on for my full review.