Rachel Rofe has a new YouTube ad where she’s standing in front of shelves filled with massive rubber duckies. A catchy way to snap people out of their video-watching-stupor and make them pay attention. Some might even resist hitting the Skip Ads button and listen to what she has to say. “Wanna know the best way to potentially make a big income online?” she begins in her signature soft-spoken voice. “It’s by making lots of small incomes online.” Read on to see how Rachel uses Amazon, Etsy, and eBay to pull this off.
Rob Mayzes is a musician and mix engineer. He can help you make an income as a freelance producer, mixer, or songwriter. You can work remotely from your own home studio. And you don’t need to be perfect at your craft. “With our Hybrid Musician program we’ve helped thousands of people to get paid to do what they love,” he says. “People like Justin who made almost three thousand dollars within just thirty days of completing the Hybrid Musician program.” Scroll down to read the entire Musician On A Mission review.
Tom Wang has a new YouTube ad. In it, he shows a cheese grater and asks whether you’d like to pay twelve dollars to get it on Amazon or pay less than two dollars to get it off of Alibaba. Easy answer, right? Well, believe it or not, close to seventeen thousand people paid a premium to order it through Amazon last month alone. Guess how much the person selling it on Amazon is making: two hundred and two thousand dollars a month. From a cheese grater. Read on for more Tom Wang Amazon insights.
Apparently they are. There’s this one former tradesman who made $71,000, passively, in his ice vending machine business. Who’d a thunk it, right? Here’s his story. So his name’s Brett Gentry and he’s from a little town in Arkansas, where they say things like, “Moe and ’em went fishin’.” Anyways, before starting his G-4 Vending business, he’d worked as a lineman at a utility company for 25 years. Came across ice vending and figured it’d be a good way to retire early.
Ryan Pineda has flipped three hundred-plus houses over the course of the last three years. Back in 2018, his real estate company did almost three million dollars in gross profit. Ryan’s take-home was two million. And that was years ago. A lot has happened since then. They’ve moved into a new office. Hired more employees. And now they’re doing more deals than ever. Now. If you think you don’t have enough money or credit to follow in Ryan’s footsteps, think again. Scroll down for my Future Flipper review.
Per his recent YouTube ad, Quazi Johir says he went from making five grand a month to a hundred and fifty grand. Just by changing his identity. He didn’t change a single thing in his business. He swears. For instance, he was making YouTube videos when he was doing five K a month and he still does them now, at a hundred and fifty K. The difference? About thirty times more conviction. Skeptical? Same. It can’t be that simple, right? Let’s find out. Read on for my Reality Mastery Program review.
Alex Hormozi has an epic mustache, massive muscles, and piles of money. Before I reveal his net worth, here are the beliefs and habits that got him there. First is that information is the number one thing to invest in. That’s because information is the only thing that buys you time. Everyone wants to go faster; few spend money to figure out how. In the early days of Gym Launch, Alex spent every dime he made on acquiring new skills. Books, courses, coaching, consults, masterminds, the usual.
Rachel Rofe has been at it for a while now. She began selling online way back in the late nineties. In 2006, she was able to quit her job and do this internet thing full-time. She went on to build several companies to over a hundred employees. Since 2016, she has focused solely on her print on demand business. Designing T-shirts and coffee mugs and hats and hoodies and whatever else; listing them for sale on eBay, Etsy, Amazon; and, when an order comes in, a third party prints and ships the product; Rachel pockets the margin.
Dean Graziosi’s second wife is a young, gorgeous woman named Lisa. They had a son together. Luca. Barely able to walk, Dean holds his hand and the two of them take a slow stroll out back behind his fifteen thousand square foot mansion in Paradise Valley, Arizona. His hair glistens in the sun. He looks good for a man in his fifties. In this particular YouTube ad that caught my eye, he’s promoting an upcoming virtual workshop called The Power To Pivot. What is it? And what is Dean’s net worth these days? Scroll down.
Vishen Lakhiani has a masterclass on everything. Mindvalley has been running YouTube ads promoting their new 10x Fitness program, taught by Lorenzo Delano and Ronan Diego de Oliveira. In one such ad, Vishen features his seventy-three-year-old dad who supposedly increased his leg strength by an astounding seventy-five percent in just one month. All thanks to 10x. They go on to claim you can build a superhero body in just thirty minutes of exercise per week. Too good to be true? How much does it cost? Read on for my Mindvalley 10x workout review.
Anton Kraly has a way to make three hundred bucks or more per sale by dropshipping domestic products on Shopify. If you think you’ve heard all there is to be said about drop shipping, think again. Anton doesn’t teach the whole sourcing cheap products from China thing. Long lead times and big ad spend and low profit margins and nonstop customer complaints simply don’t exist with his method. Okay, so what types of unicorn products is Anton selling? Scroll down for my Drop Ship Lifestyle review.
Phil Pustejovsky used to be homeless, living out of his truck. During this time, while at his lowest, he had plenty of misconceptions about rich people. Today he realizes how dangerous they were. When you have a false perception of a millionaire, it can prevent you from becoming one yourself. Think about it. If, deep down, you believe becoming a millionaire will turn you into some awful person that you don’t want to be, you’ll self-sabotage. You’ll focus on the pain and not the payoff. Continue down the page for my Freedom Mentor review.
Before we get into Tim Han’s net worth, let’s understand what made him successful in the first place. He credits three life-changing tips. The first is to clarify your core values. Most people don’t have a clue what theirs are. It leads to an overwhelming sense of detachment. You may feel like you lack purpose. On a behavioral level, a big symptom is procrastination. Lack of commitment. No inner power. These are all telltale signs that you’re not clear on your core values.
Tim Sykes opened up in a recent YouTube video about the one aspect of trading he struggles with. Patience. “I admit, I have no patience,” he said. “You’ll see me get in and out of a stock in a few hours, maybe even in a few minutes. I can’t even last more than like a day. I have trouble holding more than one or two stocks at a time. I’m like very ADD. No, I’m not on any Adderall, I’m not on any drugs. I just recognize what I’m good at.” Scroll down for more on this Timothy Sykes confessional.
Tom Wang sold his Sdara Skincare business for multiple seven figures. This happened in December of 2020. After the high of the big payday wore off, he asked himself what in the heck he should be doing with all that money. He did his due diligence. Decided to invest thirty percent of his net worth into real estate. Another thirty percent went into stocks. Ten percent went into crypto. And the rest, another thirty percent, was left as cash. For more on Tom Wang’s wealth building strategy, continue reading below.
