A person buys items at auctions for cheap, cleans them up, and sells them to friends and family for double the price. They bought a boat for $2,000 and sold it for $4,000. About 80% of their purchases go to their network, not themselves.
But why this clicked in my head was because I used to go to auctions all the time. I still do. I go to auctions all the time. And what I usually end up buying is I usually end up buying 20% of the stuff I buy is for me, 80% of it's for somebody else who I know wants something, right? I bought a boat at the auction because I knew that my cousin or brother or friend down the road wanted a, wanted a boat. And if I could get it for $2,000, take it home, give it a bath and hand it to them for $4,000. They'd never ask me where I got it from. Right. And so I could go out and do that pretty easily, uh, and be accomplished, uh, at doing it without, without any issues. Right. And so, um, this is what it dawned on me.
