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Do Asians get grey? I don't know. Oh, Japan. Konnichiwa. Yeah, I've always wanted to go to Japan. A known pain to an uncertain future. You know what I mean? It's like, it's more comfortable to not make the decision, but as we know, what's comfortable in the moment doesn't always serve the future of us. Like, it's comfortable for me to go for Five Guys right now, but I do it every day, I'm going to be— I'm going to have even bigger tits than I do now. Obviously, mate, like, it ain't going to be easy. Just you wait. You know, to get to— like, I'm not going to be one of these people that's like, oh yeah, we can guarantee you'll get to 30K in 3 months. Like, if I could guarantee that, I wouldn't be selling it. Right? But it's like, when we get you to a position where you can make that amount of money, whether it's 6 months, whether it's 12 months, whether it's 18 months, it doesn't fucking matter. Most importantly, it's the version of you that's let go of this self-doubt and this comparison to other people. You're now in a position where you're able to make the money that you want to make, live the life that you want to live without having to worry about the opinions of others. What will that moment be worth to you? Yeah, just to kind of like set the tone clearly upfront, this is not a course created by some 15-year-old guru in his parents' basement who claims that he made, you know, 50K in a month, but in reality he just rented an Airbnb. Right, so in terms of the investment, mate, how would you like to proceed with that? You could do credit, debit. Um, yeah, if you want to check, mate, that's fine. What did you think of that call, mate? Solid, mate.

Solid, mate.

Cushy belt. I helped that skelter. Yo, say hi to the vlog. Hi, Kuya.

Hello.

How you doing, mate? You good?

Good, how are you?

I'm good, mate. Um, it's you Your signal seems a bit— I don't know, your signal's a bit bad, so it's very glitchy. How you doing though? You good?

Yeah, I don't know, it's good. How are you?

Yeah, not bad, mate, not bad. Whereabouts you, um, whereabouts you calling from? What's that? Whereabouts are you calling in from?

Oh, Arizona.

Arizona, US. Nice, nice, mate. I'm over in London at the minute. But yeah, it's just across the very big pond. But yeah, definitely excited to get into things. I believe you spoke with, was it Michael on Wednesday?

Yes.

Cool. Most importantly, he didn't bore you to death, did he? No, no, no, cool. Um, and obviously you've been through like the mini mentorship and everything like that, right?

Uh, yes, cool.

Was that—

I got to like the FAQ section.

Okay, cool. Was that helpful in terms of, you know, like understanding, I guess, like the business a bit more and exactly what it is that we do, or— Yeah, yeah, what, what was happening? Yeah, what was that? What was like— what was helpful about it specifically?

I mean, in general, like showing the premise of everything and explaining a little more in depth about how everything goes about, you know, completing on.

Yeah, sure. I mean, in terms of this call, man, I guess in your opinion, what is the biggest reason that you're wanting to like make more money with Amazon right now?

In general, I feel like it wasn't, it didn't necessarily have to be Amazon, but you know, I saw a video of Jeffreys on Instagram actually, and I was just like, like it's just like a huge leap of faith. I was like, you know, why is it—

why is it a huge leap of faith, man?

Um, just because it was like, it was a random Instagram reel that came up, kind of like an ad almost, you know?

Yeah, yeah, we do, uh, we do run ads, but I guess like obviously because, you know, like ads, it's like the algorithm, like you get shown what you're kind of like interested in. So I suppose the better question is maybe not necessarily Amazon, it's like You know, the way I'd look at any of these vehicles is think of it a bit like, um, a bit like Formula 1. Do you know what I mean? It's like you can see Amazon dropshipping, all these different options, but you've got to obviously be the right, the right driver, right? Because all the cars are basically the same, it's just whoever the driver is itself. So I guess a better question is like, what's the biggest reason you're actually wanting to make money online right now in the first place?

Um, in general, I feel like it's especially with the way the world's changing, really, how do you Uh, going a lot more from, you know, going the typical route of college degree, physical work, okay, 9 to 5 job, to, uh, now everything becoming digitalized. I feel like it's a huge market that's just going to keep growing.

Yeah, I mean, the internet's not going anywhere anytime soon, right? Yeah. Um, so like, for you, what is it you're currently doing? Like, do you currently like work a job or you're in college or like, what's the—

as of now I have two different jobs. Um, I'm a manager at a French bakery.

Oh nice.

And then—

oui oui. Yeah.

And then I'm also a server for a catering company.

Okay, cool. So like, I guess in terms of actually making money online, I mean, I know obviously that's the way the world's heading, but like obviously you could just stick with like what you're doing now. So what actually is like for you, because what I think is always important, especially when it comes to, you know, being through the journey myself, right? Like when it comes to entrepreneurship, um, it's very different to, you know, being an employee, right?

Right.

In terms of how you actually approach it, right? Because I've been an employee myself, you clock in, clock out, whereas you don't really do that with your own business. Um, so what's really important is like the actual why behind— I guess like the why behind doing it, right? Like, I'll give you a bit of context. For me, for example, like the reason that I got into this in the first place was because my dad, um, he was always like my biggest supporter when I was a kid, um, and he actually got diagnosed with cancer. Um, he's still alive, so like don't worry, it's not a sob story. Um, but it made me realize that like first off, time is very short, but also I didn't want him to die not proud of me, right? Now your why doesn't have to be exactly the same as mine, but for you, like, is there an underlying why that's actually like driving the need for you to actually transition into more of like an online income, or—

Yeah, of course. Uh, I think a little, uh, it goes two ways for me. One is being like, I'm sick of— honestly, I'm just really sick of working for somebody else.

Okay.

Um, I want to completely hold the reins but also be completely responsible, so there's nobody else but me if I come short.

Why is that important to you? Like, like, I can understand from my perspective, but for you, like, why is it important that you're the only person responsible for you and your success?

Mainly because no matter what, typical 9-to-5 jobs, or even the jobs I'm at, no matter how hard I work, no matter how hard I try, no matter how much I do, it's always capped, right? How much you can make or how much they're willing to offer you. Yeah. Whereas if I am the sole one responsible for everything, and I even see potential growth, I could keep on doing it. I could try even harder. I can do my best to grow. Yeah. And you said— another reason, actually.

Sorry, I was going to say what was— because you said there was two reasons, but you forgot.

The other reason is, um, I don't want to be controlled by money.

How do you want to live life?

Um, I feel like everyone mistakes that living a good life means being rich, but I think it's a lot of the things we do in life that cost money. Um, now I don't necessarily care to necessarily be rich, I would say, but I do want enough money to where I can genuinely enjoy life.

Yeah, not read the menu from the right-hand side, so to speak.

Right, exactly. And even just constantly having to check, oh, am I gonna be good to go out this weekend? Or when can I go on vacation?

That kind of stuff. Is that kind of how things are for you at the moment?

I'm definitely moved on from the, oh, what can I order, what can I eat? But not to the point to where if I were to take 2 weeks off of work, per se, Like that would definitely negatively impact me.

And you also said like you were just like really tired of like actually working for someone else. Yep.

That too. Yeah. Just constantly, just no matter how hard you try, you just see that like the same responses essentially, you know.

With the same responses, what do you mean by that?

Similar to like, oh, you know, like this is the cap of what you can make or, you know, maybe another time kind of situation.

Yeah, exactly. And it's like, I guess for you, mate, in terms of what you want, out of, um, by the way, is that Pokémon toys in the background? I don't know if it is.

Oh, it's a, it's a Pokémon plushie. It's a Pikachu plushie.

Nice, nice. I was a big Yu-Gi-Oh— I was big on Yu-Gi-Oh as a kid. Um, okay, but like, for you, it's like, in terms of what you want to get out of life, I guess, are you willing to settle for that being capped by somebody that isn't even really in your life in the first place?

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah. And like, how long has this been kind of playing on your mind in terms of, I guess, like, getting to a position where you can actually rely on you and nobody else?

Um, honestly, since I started work at 17.

Okay. And how old are you? How old are you now?

I'm 24 now.

Oh, same age as me.

Yeah, yeah. Oh, nice. Okay.

Yeah, I know, I just Rough childhood, mate. Um, but like, can I ask something, mate? Like, over the past 7 years, have you— obviously that's quite a long time, right?

Yeah, it's a pretty decent time.

Yeah. Why, why is that? Like, have we, have we tried anything, or—

um, honestly, no. And the biggest reason for that was I moved out at 17, and right then and there, uh, I grew up and my parents like never let me get a job or anything like that, or I guess essentially prepared me for even the adult world. So right then and there, after I graduated high school, I moved out and then didn't know how taxes or bills or any of that stuff worked.

Yeah, for sure.

Spent a long time struggling, living paycheck to paycheck, right? To the point to where it damaged my mental, to the point to where it was like before I could try anything, I was just trying to survive for the longest time.

Yeah, but now And I guess now you're in a position where you want to thrive, but you're still— obviously you're in a better financial position, but in terms of like, I guess the mental aspect, in terms of what the job's doing to you, you're still kind of in that survival phase, right? Uh, no, no, no.

I try and just, you know, I feel like every single one of us know exactly what we need to do to get what we want. Um, yeah, it's just more of a are you willing to do it? So I started working, I started working like both my jobs 7 days a week for I think like 5 or 7 months straight, something like that, to the point to where I just got rid of absolutely all my debt, bought a car, all that stuff.

Good.

And I realized, you know, I'm more than capable of doing all that. It just depends on my— do I want it?

Yeah, and I can understand that. And obviously, like, I mean, you know, going through that at 17, mate, like I mean, I've got to give you my respect for that because most 17-year-olds— I mean, when I was 17, I was freaking partying up in Spain, like, you know what I mean? Like, doing everything. So like, you actually like kind of taking the reins early and taking on that responsibility is good. But can I challenge you without sounding like a dick? Because I'm British, I'm British, sometimes I just sound like a dick, do you know what I mean? Um, it's still 7 years though, right? And one thing I noticed, and this can be very dangerous, is that you said when you were talking about like what you want, you said, even if I, even if I can see potential growth, right? That like, even if I can see— what type of language is that?

It's kind of like a hopeful wishing, right?

Yeah, and it's, you know, it's like saying hopefully I go to the gym tomorrow. The likelihood of going to the gym is very low, right? It's, it's, it's uncertainty, right? Uncertainty, fear, whatever you want to call it. I guess for you, mate, like, where does that actually come from? Like, where does that uncertainty come from?

Um, honestly, if I like rooted way back— not to get too deep—

definitely, no, mate, mate, the deeper— I, uh, sounds weird— the deeper we'll go, the better. But like, it's like, it is true.

I would say it goes all the way back to, uh, like, I grew up in a very dysfunctional family.

Okay.

Nothing was ever good enough, nor did I ever kind of get any type of praise or—

right—

support from my parents. Okay. So that's why I rely so heavily on myself, but for that same reason, very doubtful. Okay. Took a long time to get rid of it, you know.

I can understand.

Like, yeah, even now, don't get me wrong, even with what I said, I guess I slipped up like that, but I know more than anything that really consistency and doing it for sure is what you need.

And it's like, I finally got myself out of that. Yeah, it's kind of like, it's the way you've been conditioned to be, man.

Yeah, yeah, I noticed, you know, it creeps up every now and then, but there's things I do on a daily to make sure.

Oh yeah, for sure. And that's good, man. But it's like, because the thing is, like, let's say you do this business model, man, like, there's going to be doubts. Okay, I mean, there's going to be doubts in this call, mate, right? Like, you know, when we get to the end, mate, when it's time to make a decision, you're going to be like, you know, there's going to be like— the way I look at it is, right, whenever there's, whenever there's change in your life, right, whether it's, you know, you moving out of your home, right, or start a new job, starting a business, right, there's always, there's always like two voices in your head, right? There's— it's like, you know, them cartoons you watch as a kid there's the angel, the angel and the devil, right? Now, when you've went to, 'cause I'd imagine this isn't the first, I know you said you've just seen Jeffrey's ad, right? But this is not the first time you've wanted to do something different, right?

No, 100%.

No. So like when you've went to go make this decision in the past, when you've went to like commit to yourself, and build something for you and not for, you know, somebody else that, let's be honest, could replace you in 2 weeks, right? I guess, what has the devil whispered in your ear that's actually stopped you from, like, moving forwards?

Every time, essentially, it would just be like a, like, statistics thing.

Okay, how do you mean?

Like You have no proof that it's 100% viable. No, the results aren't going to be 100%.

100%. I mean, would you—

besides, why would you try?

Yeah, besides from taxes and death, mate, nothing's guaranteed. Yeah, but there's always two types of people. There's a person that's like, I'm gonna do it, but like, I need a guarantee. Or there's a person that puts in that much— excuse me, French— but that much fucking effort, they become the guarantee, right? But it's like, why do you feel like the devil tells you that though?

I think, yeah, like every time just growing up hearing, and it wasn't just not hearing that, like, oh, you know, you did great or whatever. It was more so comparison any and every time. It was just because I'm a pastor's kid, right? Okay, so my parents, all their pastor's kids friends. So anytime, everywhere, any situation, it would essentially be comparing, comparing, comparing.

So like, so are you, are you religious yourself?

I'm not.

No.

Okay, cool. But hearing just that over and over, uh, I mean, for your whole entire lifespan of living with them, yeah, I realized that even though I acted like I was fine, it really does eat away at your confidence. And even, yeah, trying to make big, uh, life changes.

And yeah, exactly. And it's like, and also another reason, man, like another reason that the devil tells you that is because it's comfortable.

Right, that's, that's true.

Because like, as you— as humans, we prefer no— like, a known pain to an uncertain future, right?

No, 100%, I agree with that.

You know what I mean? It's like, it's because it's like, it's, it's more comfortable to not make the decision, right? But as we know, what's comfortable in the moment doesn't always serve the future of us. Like, it's comfortable for me to go for Five Guys right now, but if I do it every day, I'm gonna be I'm going to have even bigger tits than I do now. Whereas like, what does the angel tell us to do?

The angel tells us, you know, life is not guaranteed. Life is finite. So like, spread your wings, you know, fly, try. That's what life is all about, trying.

So it's like, are you willing to listen to that voice, knowing obviously how powerful that devil and what it's kind of— I mean, you know, if we were to look back, it's like, what has the devil costed us over these years? Yeah, a lot of freedom, but also probably a lot of money as well, right? So it's like, are you actually willing to listen to the angel knowing how powerful that devil has been? Because you don't have to, man. You can do whatever you want. Okay.

And that would surely, you know—

yeah, well, it's not necessarily silly but surely because all it is, mate, is one decision. You make one different decision, you break the pattern.

No, I meant like, uh, slowly and slowly but surely, like, uh, there was lifestyle changes I knew for the longest time I had to fix. That instead of saying, you know, one more day, one more day, no matter how uncomfortable it is, no matter how much I don't want to do it, I just did. Yeah. And from there I see just how much progress I made and how much that's changed, uh, my life for the better.

Yeah, man, and that's good, do you know what I mean? Because I always respect people like yourself who— and it's, it's, I mean, you're probably already aware of this, but it's people like yourself that typically see far better results because you've been through the wringer, do you know what I mean? But I guess the difference between you and like a lot of other people is you're not necessarily like playing the victim, right?

I'm not gonna deny that. I definitely used to.

Mate, I appreciate you. I appreciate you being honest, like, and I've been there myself, and it's like, but ultimately there comes a time where the only thing you're a victim to is the lies that you tell yourself, right? Because it's like, and I guess like these, like, let me ask you this, man, and I know this is a very tough question. These, obviously the story that you tell yourself of, and I know that it's true, but it's like the story that you tell yourself of you know, because of the past, it's kind of built up like this, right? But knowing that you're still not where you want to be and knowing that you're still obviously working two jobs, right, working for, for somebody else and not living life that you want, is that a true reflection of who you want to be known as? Probably not, right?

No, no, no.

So it's like ultimately we've got to make that change. So for you to get out of that position, man, and get to a position where you can make— I mean, what actually is the goal for you? I know you said you don't want to be, you know, it's not necessarily like having all the money in the world, but it's getting position where, you know, you don't have to— yeah. Oh, headphones. You back?

Yeah.

Oh, okay. I was saying, like, to get you to a position where, you know, you can just live the life that you want to live, right? Not necessarily being a millionaire or a billionaire, which It's not a bad, uh, it's not a bad, you know, side effect. But like, to get you to a position where you can just live the life that you want to live, not the life that your parents want you to live, the life that you want to live, how much do you actually need to make on a monthly basis to be able to like get to that position and like leave your jobs and leave my, leave my jobs and Is— I mean, is that a goal for you, to be able to get to a position where you can have your own business? Yeah.

Oh, 100%. Yeah, 100%. Um, I think it was something like I need to make around like $400,000 in a year.

Okay, well, I mean, roughly what do you— what do you— yeah, so $400K.

Yeah.

And is that like roughly what you're making in your day job? So, okay, so like $400K.

Yeah, right. That's like the Yeah, I believe like when I added up, uh, how much I make, um, as well as my bills and everything, uh, that's how much I would need to make to live comfortably, essentially. Okay, where I wouldn't have to go to a nightclub, right?

Okay, so is that like similar to kind of what you make roughly right now, or is that like a bit— is that a bit more than what you make right now?

Definitely not.

No? Okay. Yeah, yeah, way, way more, actually. Okay, cool. And like, unfortunately— no, no, it's like It's not necessarily unfortunate because that's why we're on the call, right? So it's like, okay, and if you don't mind me asking, mate, I know it's obviously a personal topic, so I appreciate you being so open because a lot of people are very sensitive talking about money. But like, what do you roughly like in terms— like, how does that compare to like roughly what you make now? Is it like twice as much or a little bit more?

Like, the 400K, I would say— are we talking yearly?

Yeah, like over the course of a year, like, is that like twice as much as what you make now?

Over the course of a year, let's see. No, that's well over, like maybe 5, 6 times, I would say.

Okay, so you're pulling in what, like roughly $80K a year? Roughly?

Yeah, like $60, $70K, depending on how much I'm worth. Yeah.

So like, you know, so $40K a year would be— what would that be on a monthly basis? Be about $30K a month, right? And obviously, mate, like, it ain't gonna be easy, just so you know. You know, to get to— like, I'm not gonna be one of these people that's like, oh yeah, we can guarantee you'll get to $30K in 3 months. Like, I mean, if I guarantee that, I wouldn't be selling it, right? But it's like, when we get you to a position where you can make that amount of money, whether it's 6 months, whether it's 12 months, whether it's 18 months, right, it doesn't fucking matter. Most importantly, it's the version of you that's let go of this self-doubt, right? And this comparison to other people, right? You're now in a position where you're able to make the money that you want to make, right? Live the life that you want to live without having to worry about the opinions of others, right? To know that you've accomplished that What will that moment be worth to you?

I'd say honestly everything. I think that's when you can start living life, is when you think like that.

No, it's when— do you see what you did there, man? You did something very, very important there. And once again, it's that devil, right? You said that's when you can start to live. Are we talking about me or we're talking about you?

I think in general everyone.

Yeah, but let's— we're talking about you, man. We're talking about you. Like, let's actually like embrace that, right? So like, what will you do in that position, man? Say that again. Sorry, man.

I'll start living life.

Yeah, what does that look like though?

It's kind of a hard— it's kind of hard to answer, honestly. Yeah, I think it's just when I could wake up every day, um, and know that, you know, I don't have to work, or even if I work, it's— yeah, it's like it's my life.

What's, what's different for you, like, when you wake up right? Like, in terms of like the energy and the mindset in your head, like what's actually different at that point? Like, because you said like not having to go to a job, right?

So, right, I guess then going on, like being more control of my time. Yeah, not being like, oh, I have to get ready in like an hour to go to work, work 8 hours to come back, and then I could start my day or start what I want to do. It could be like, you know, oh, you know what, it's nice outside, let's go around.

Yeah.

And then, oh, what are we doing here? Okay, what about if we go to California?

Who, who's we, by the way? Is that you and— I don't know, you and a girlfriend? All right, okay. Talking, I'm talking. Yeah, yeah, cool, mate. And it's like, when you actually— yeah, mate, I'm in California next month, so like, if you want to meet up and have a pint, mate, let's do it. All right, but it's like when you, when you look at that, do you actually see that? Like, do you actually see that as a reality? Do you just see it as like a bit of a pipe dream?

No, I see it as real.

Okay, because when you look at that version of you, mate, does he allow doubt to control him?

Absolutely.

So what do we need to let go of today to actually achieve what we set out to do?

Sorry.

Yeah, because there's, there's the other side of the coin, isn't there?

Right.

And it's like this part, mate, nobody likes to talk about it, which is why we're going to talk about it. The other side of the coin, mate, is we continue to have this self-doubt. We allow self-doubt to make our decisions. It's already been, you know, 7 years, and I know you have made improvements, mate, but yeah, What happens if we allow this to continue, whether it's another 6 months, whether it's another 12 months, whether it's even another 7 years, right? It's like, what does life look like at that point?

Essentially just a better version, but not what I want.

How would it be better?

In the sense of like, yeah, I might probably be more comfortable, make more money from maybe another job, but that doesn't mean that's still what I want. Yeah, so I know that deep down, but like we were talking about, comfortability.

Yeah, well, comfortability, man, comfortability is being who you want to be and doing what you want to do. So if you're not doing that, how is that actually comfortable?

But I mean, I guess also, you know Nothing's comfortable at first.

No, nothing ever is for the—

for specific, like, life goals.

Even nothing's comfortable at first, but absolutely not.

Through doing it that you make it more enjoyable and comfortable, you know? Yeah, but it's like, because it's certain things I feel like are going to be uncomfortable, but there are uncomfortable things that you need to, to do to become comfortable too.

Yeah, because it's like, obviously if we just carry on settling, mate, right, it's more comfortable right now, but is it more comfortable in 6 months?

Yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah, I don't want to settle.

Yeah, it would be like settling because it's like, you know, have you ever seen that, um, I don't know if you've seen it because I know you're based in Arizona, right? But in the UK, um, there's like this broadcaster called the BBC. I don't know if you've heard of them. Probably, maybe, I don't know. No, um, well, it's like, it's like, you know, like NBC or whatever, but the UK version, right? So they did this documentary, mate, where they went to, uh, in the UK we'll call them a hospice, right? I think in America you just call them like assisted living. It's where basically people go to die, right? People have like 6 weeks left to live and they go there.

Right?

You know, people with like terminal illnesses, that sort of thing, right? And they went round and they asked people, what do you regret knowing that— like, they were like, knowing that your life is coming to an end, what do you actually regret from life? And you want to know what's really interesting? Out of everybody they asked, nobody named anything they did. It was always the stuff that they didn't do. So for you, mate, and I know this is a tough question and I appreciate you actually like being willing to answer all these questions, what would it mean to you if you were to look back, you know, whether it's 5 years down the line, 10 years down the line, or whether you're old and gray, right? Well, I don't know if the Asians get gray. I don't know. Yeah. So like, I don't know, I've never seen a grave. I'm just realizing, but it's like, how would it sit with you, mate, looking back and realizing that you could have lived the life that you wanted, but you chose not to because of fear? Like, how would that sit with you, man?

Definitely just, that's, that's a regret I'm taking to the grave. Yeah.

And it's like, do you deserve that? I don't think you do. Yeah, so it's like, ultimately, mate, as you said, you're not willing to settle for that because I know that we can help, but ultimately, like, we're not, we're not moving to Arizona, right? I mean, I probably would, but like, like, ultimately, like, whose actual responsibility is it to put in the work? Yeah, so you're actually willing to, like, draw that line in the sand and actually, like, overcome that, that part of you that's held you back so far? Cool, mate, because what I can do is I can explain to you exactly, um, what it is that we do, um, in terms of the program and the mentorship and all that sort of stuff. Um, I'm gonna run through the investment, all that good stuff, and then we can talk, you know, possible next steps, right? All I ask, mate, is can you do me a massive favor? If that fear comes back into your head, like, just tell me the truth so we can work, so we can work through it together, okay? Because, you know, some people, they just don't like to, you know, they like to make up other stuff like, oh well, I need to wait until I get paid, or I need to think about it, or I need to check with me dog, right? Like, if there's fear, just tell me. I just had to go grab me water, mate. Um, so yeah, have you got like a, um like a pen and paper or anything, mate, that you can like take notes on? Or—

yeah, give me one second.

No worries. Yep, cool, mate. Oh, you got a fancy little notepad there, mate.

Yeah, it's like, it's like my daily journal.

Nice, man, nice. Um, so yeah, just to kind of like, I guess, like set the tone clearly up front, right? This is not course created by some 15-year-old guru in his parents' basement who claims that he made, you know, $50K in a month, but in reality he just rented an Airbnb, right, and made like $15, right? This is a direct mentorship, you know, created by Jeffrey, who's kind of, you know, not like completely the same but comes from like a kind of similar background, right? You know, he comes from a very, very traditional you know, like Asian household, right? Um, where he was constantly used to the opinions of his parents, right? He had a decent job on paper, right? Earning similar money to yourself. He was like a bank teller, right? Um, but he just, he just realized one day like, this can't be all life is, right? Like, it can't, right? Oh, it says your bandwidth's low again. I don't know what that means, but whatever that means. Um, so we ended up taking the step, built his Amazon business to, you know, multiple, even six figures a month, and then obviously created this mentorship designed to help people like yourself go from kind of job dependency and economy dependency, right, to being able to depend on yourself, right?

Right.

And the way that we do it is through Amazon, right? Because You know, the famous saying, if you can't beat them, join them, right? Like, if you launch your own brand, mate, you're not comp— you're not going to be able to compete with Amazon. They're too big.

It's like, they're way too big.

It's like, why not just use the platform that's already big? It's like, you know, with other business models like dropshipping or e-com, it's like you have to run ads, right? You have to find your own customers, you have to build the blooming platform. Whereas with Amazon The customers are already there, right? The brands are already there taking care of the marketing for you, right? All you have to do is sell shit. It's like an online— it's like an online 7-Eleven, right? Where you're basically just selling everyday products that you buy, right? And you're selling them where people buy them frequently, right? They'll buy them even if they don't want to buy them, right? And also they don't really refund them, right? Like if you start a clothing brand or whatever, it's like, you know, people refund clothes. You don't refund Tide Pods. Like you just don't do it, right? In terms of the structure, it's split into 3 main phases, okay?

Okay.

Just to get it out of the way for you, right? Um, so the, the investment for the mentorship, right? And don't lose your shit at this, right? Because we'll figure it out, right? The investment for the mentorship is, uh, £6,800. But as I say, there's a couple of ways that we can like go about it and stuff like that. But in terms of how it's structured, if you want to write this down, the first phase is the setup, right? And getting everything ready and getting the foundations in place, right? Just like you've done with obviously, you know, how you've kind of rewired your brain a little bit from, you know, what happened to you in the past and that you've kind of got the foundation set mentally. Now we just need to have the foundation set in terms of the business, right? So this is where we'll help you with not just like setting up the Amazon account and registering the business and all that sort of stuff, but showing you like how to find winning products, how to actually find the distributors, how to build that relationship, the negotiation techniques, all that sort of stuff, and the software to use, how to use the software. It's like essentially everything you need to get started. Right? What we will also do is we will tell you what products to start the business with. Like, we'll eliminate that initial guesswork and just get you like ready to go, right? And getting that foundation set so like they're not going to make— that like the products that we tell you to start the business with, they're probably not going to get you to $400K yet, just your way, right? But they give you a bit of a foundation. And now that you've got a foundation, you've actually got something that you can build and scale on. Okay, so that's phase 1. Do you feel like that will be helpful?

Um, so you said this—

that's phase 1. There's still another— there's still another 2, but okay, that's phase 1. Do you feel like that? Yeah. Cool. Are you sure? Yeah. Cool. And then phase 2, mate, is like scaling the business and systemizing this. So for you to actually get to $30K per month, right, we do obviously have to scale the business, right? And just keeping it simple because complexity fails, simplicity scales, right? But let's not beat around the bush, mate. You're starting a brand new business. right? They've never done before. So there's going to be points where you are going to get stuck. There's going to be points where you are going to need help. There's going to be points where that devil's freaking picking up a bit and being like, oh, what do we do here, right? This is why we're like directly in your corner, right? Maybe for the first time in your life, actually having somebody in your corner that genuinely wants to see you achieve what you want to achieve. Okay, so whenever you do need help, whenever you get stuck, whenever you feel a bit lost, you get direct support to Jeffrey and the rest of the coaches who have all done multiple 7 figures on Amazon, right? So that you are never left behind, right? This is exactly what we did for, um, like, I don't know if you've seen the videos of students like Johan and, and Dana and people like that. Like, this is exactly what we did for them. But ultimately, like, the reason they were able to see such success is like we gave them the help, but they were actually willing to, willing to take the help, right? So I guess ultimately, like, the question for you is like, are you willing to actually like overcome that uncertainty and like, I guess, take our hand, right? Not in like a weird way, but like virtually take our hand. And like, can you promise me, mate, that if you do need help that you will reach out and not just sit in silence?

Yeah.

Cool. And then phase 3, mate, is getting the business to a point where— because I know you mentioned obviously about like vacations, right, and being able to, you know, do that sort of thing when you want to, just being able to live the life that you want. And last thing we want is this business to turn into a job, right? So this is where we'll teach you like all the automation strategies, right? How to hire people so that you can take a bit of a step back. And I mean, where's the first place you'd want to go on vacation to? Hello? I'm saying, where's the first place you'd want to go on vacation to? You are? Mexico, did you say?

No, Japan.

Oh, Japan. Konnichiwa. Yeah, I've always wanted to go to Japan. Um, so like getting the business to a position where you can go there for like a month or whatever and the business can still be running completely fine, right? Because when the business can work without you, that's when life can work with you.

Right?

Or whether you've got plans for the future. Like, I don't know, you got— you're in a relationship right now, like, you want to start a family in the future, whatever, right? No? Okay. But like, if you, you know, whatever you want to do in the future, like, you have that choice, okay?

Yes.

In terms of— oh, okay, cool, cool. Well, yeah, if you want to start a family, mate, and it's like— because the thing is, I'd imagine what's most important for you when you, when you do start a family is not having your children go through what you went through as a child, right? It's like, if you don't want them to do that, mate, you've got to set that example from the get-go, right? And actually become the person that your children want to look up to and want to be, right? In terms of the deliverables, step-by-step roadmap teaching the entire process, right? Um, our onboarding specialists who help you with like the entire back end of the business 6 months coaching and support from Geoffrey and the rest of the team, additional group coaching as well twice a week. Obviously the community aspect of people that have been in similar positions. And like obviously the initial products to act as that like foundation, mate. And we will do everything we can to see you get results. Like we'll work with you until you do, mate. Like I can promise you that. But, you know, it's like anything in life. It's like you can go to the gym and not get a six-pack, right?

Right.

Like, our system has been proven numerous times. The average that our students are making after 4 months is £7,500 per month, right? However, this is not a lottery ticket. It is leverage. And leverage only works when you do, which means you can still fail. Would you like me to tell you why people do fail?

Sure.

Yeah, it's because they ghost, they vanish, they allow fear to freeze them up, they chase dopamine disguised as shortcuts, and they'll hold themselves back when the entire system's designed to pull them forward. Right? And it's not because they're bad people or anything like that, but it's because their, their old identity of being an employee is still running the show, right? That's not you though, is it? Because I can't imagine you'd still be here if you were planning on doing that. Yeah, cool. So for you, would it be a challenge to just follow the pro— to just like follow the process, or would that not even be an issue for you? Cool. Um, and besides from that, mate, I mean, is there anything else that can possibly get in the way from you from getting from where you are now to where you want to be?

Um, I think— I mean, I can't speak for the future, right?

But well, you can.

I mean, I guess, but because it's always in your control, man. I think the way I'm looking at it is I'm going to learn the best I can.

Yeah. And earn as well. That's it. Learn and earn. Learn and earn the best I can.

Absolutely. If I'm going to, even with the course and the money I already put into it and how much more I might need to, I'm going to give it my best shot.

I mean, is there any, is there any questions you've got about the process?

Yeah, I think the only thing is what you said at the very beginning. You said 60, so $6,800 for like the whole—

yeah, for the whole system support.

Yeah. Okay.

Yeah.

And that's like a one-time payment or, um, most people do.

Obviously looking at what most people do, we can have that discussion as well. Before we do though, like the most important thing is like, do you actually feel like this can help get you from where you are now to where you want to go? Because that's all I care about.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Why do you feel like it can? Like what specifically do you feel like is going to help you out the most?

I mean, honestly, the reason why I'm even on this call right now is because I was just planning on doing the course myself, learning it myself and then going from there. But I saw a very important video. In the module by Jeffrey, and that's where it got me, where it was like, as much as I want to say, you know, it's best to do it myself and all that good stuff, um, he was explaining the same thing. It's like, why not necessarily shortcut, right?

But it's like, well, it is, it's like, yeah, it's like time versus money.

Why would you not take that?

Yeah, it's like time versus money. Like It's cheaper to do it yourself in terms of money, but in terms of time and opportunity cost, it's a lot more expensive. Do you know what I mean? And you can always make more money. What you can't make more of is time. It's time when it's gone, it's gone.

And also the biggest thing though is, you know, him saying it's kind of like if you want certain goals in life, right? And you have certain friends that, let's say, they all, you know, live with their parents and aren't doing much. Are you going to be able to get those goals with that kind of circle, you know, with the ideas they have?

Yeah.

Lifestyles they have?

Yeah.

Probably not. Right. And so, you know, similar to what he was saying, it's like, it's not that you can't do it alone, but it's once again, like, why would you not take an open hand when we're here to give it to you? And that's where I was like, you know what, that's a fair point.

Yeah. Yeah. So in terms of the investment, man, Um, how would you like to proceed with that? You could do credit, debit. There is, as I say, if, if needed, we can look at some other options, but like, would credit or debit work for you? Or, um, yeah, if you want to checkmate, that's fine. How do you feel first off though?

Uh, if I'm gonna be honest, you know, that's, that's a lot of, uh, for my lifestyle right right now that that is a lot of money, but you know, like I said, I'm willing.

Yeah, I'm willing to— it's like, it is, it is a lot of money, and also it's like, ultimately that's why we're here, right? Yeah, let me turn, let me turn the volume up. Yeah, and it's like, ultimately it's like, as long as you're willing to get past that uncertainty, that's the most important thing, right? Because like so many people at this point, mate, they give in to that uncertainty. So the fact that you're not speaks a lot about who you are as a person. Um, I've sent you over an email as well to join the education platform once the payment link's done. There he is. I'm here, guys. Sorry, I was fucking— Split was being a pain in the ass. Oh, you came from a call?

Damn.

Yeah, Split. Jirov, what did you think of that call, mate?

Solid, mate.

Solid, mate.

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