Jon Mac is the founder of CommerceHQ, which helps you build, manage, and grow your ecom brand using their software, training, and support. “If I gave you ten bucks, what would you buy with it?” Jon says in his latest YouTube ad. “A burrito from Chipotle? An iced latte from Starbucks? Fine, I guess. But what if I told you that with just a ten dollar bill you could achieve total financial freedom for you and your family for the rest of your life?” Read on for my Store Formula review.
Airbnb entrepreneur Sean Rakidzich says it’s entirely possible. He’s been running his Airbnb business for seven years now. He’s got more than a hundred properties listed with ’em, doesn’t own a single one, still makes seven figures a year. How? Simple, Sean says. You take advantage of the value gap between real estate (some landlord needs a tenant for his vacant apartment) and hospitality (four friends are gonna be in Austin, Texas next month and they wanna stay someplace cool downtown).
Peter Pru is the face of Ecommerce Empire Builders. He used a little trick, something he calls the Master and the Puppet, to become a millionaire. “Most of us have gone through our entire lives, using our minds and our bodies as one,” Peter says. “It really isn’t the case though. And I know it might sound a little weird, but they’re completely separate. Think about it. There’s days where you set your alarm clock for 5 AM so you can get a couple hours of work in online before you go to your full-time job, right?”
Unstoppable founder TK Kader can help you build a thriving SaaS business. Over the last fifteen years, he’s built three successful SaaS companies himself. Two were acquired; one of ’em he still runs, profitably, to this very day. So he knows a thing or two about winning with software as a service, right? And he says there are three principles you absolutely need to know before launching your own SaaS startup. Keep reading to see what they are.
Sean Rakidzich runs a popular YouTube channel called Airbnb Automated, where he talks about some of the things he’s learned building his Airbnb business to two hundred grand a month, all while owning no property. Before you buy one of his courses, though, there’s a few things you should know. Like, what are the downsides of Airbnb rental arbitrage? And is it too late, if you’re just now thinking about getting started? Read on for my Airbnb Automated review.
Influencer Ryan Pineda dabbles in a little bit of everything, from flipping couches to homes, accounting to exotic car rentals, and everything in between. If it involves making money, the dude’s probably done it and created a course or service around it. Hence his latest project, LunarEcom, where he sells done-for-you Amazon and Walmart stores. But the thing is, they’ve been facing some headwinds lately. “If you’ve been dropshipping through Walmart these past few months, then you know it has not been pretty,” Ryan says.
David Sharpe says being a Legendary Marketer can mean different things to different people, but here’s what it means to him. He was sixteen years old, a high school dropout, and, believe it or not, already a father. The next ten years of his life he ping ponged back and forth between a crippling drug addiction and being homeless. In 2008, he knocked on his dad’s door, who he hadn’t seen in years, and said, “Pops, I need ya to help save my life.”
Depends who you ask, right? I mean, sure, you’ll hear success stories. Anyone who makes any money doing anything has to shout about it on TikTok and Instagram and YouTube, don’t they? How else would you know how fabulous they are? But like any side hustle, the vast majority are gonna fail at it. Which is why the average person has a 9-to-5. Doesn’t mean Turo’s a bad business, necessarily; just means most of us aren’t cut out to be entrepreneurs.
What is affiliate marketing, how can you get started, and should you? Especially in 2023, with competition at an all-time high? So affiliate marketing’s simply when a brand, such as Apple, pays someone like you, who does not work at Apple, a commission for referring them sales. In this case, you, the affiliate, would typically do so by creating some sort of content online. Maybe it’s a blog, like this. You write about trending songs, and send people to sign up for Apple Music with a special link that’s tracked back to you (aka your affiliate link).
Lee Blue is the creator of DoubleStack, where he shows web designers how to build their own six figure business without having to chase leads all the time. “Specifically, it’s you and me working together in an eight week in-depth mentoring program,” Lee says. “And the outcome is you’re building a solopreneur-style web design business where you’re generating up to about ten thousand dollars per month.” Skeptical? Then keep reading for my Double Stack review.
Modern millionaire Ravi Abuvala made his first seven figures by the time he turned twenty-five. He’s also coached thousands of other entrepreneurs, many of which have gone on to become millionaires themselves. So he knows a thing or two about making lots of money in modern times. It all boils down to habits, Ravi explains. Because your habits create your actions and your actions create your destiny. Habits, then, are that first domino that the non-millionaire never gets tipped over.
Amazon FBA expert Tom Wang says selling on Amazon ain’t what it used to be. In some ways, it’s gotten better; in others, it’s gotten worse. But it’s still a viable business opportunity if you adjust to the changes and do it right. For instance, if he had to start all over, today, there’s two things Tom would do different. Number one, he’d stop picking the same products the same way as everyone else. You have to be unique, some way, somehow.
Doctor Vikram Raya is a trained cardiologist, functional medicine specialist, and he runs a real estate private equity company. His real passion, though, is being a high performance coach. “What I do is I help doctors master success in business and in life,” Vik says. “If you’re a high achiever and you’re already very successful, but maybe you feel like something’s missing? Maybe you’re looking for more, you’re wanting to go to that next level. You want the five freedoms.”
Tai Lopez is back with another book of the day. This one’s called The Art of Living Long by Luigi Cornaro. Apparently, the author lived to be a hundred and two; not bad considering he died in 1566, long before modern medicine. So what did the guy believe? Was he Team Carnivore? Team Keto? Vegan? Paleo? Raw food? None of the above? Let’s find out. “The crazy thing,” Tai says, “was this dude was ahead of his time in terms of science.” Read on for the full book review.
Jeff Lerner calls discipline the number one trait that is shared most commonly by super successful people. It’s not intelligence, it’s not starting with a ton of money, it’s not having really rich friends. Those things can help, sure, but discipline takes the cake. Being consistent with the activities and habits that make us better and move us closer to our goals. That’s what matters most. The opposite of that, and what most people do, is they let emotions run their life.