McKenna, 17, told her mother she could make her a millionaire in three weeks by building a pitching business online. She claimed prior wins like advising Bitcoin at $100 and building websites for Joe Theisman and Les Brown. The first night brought a $25,000 sale.
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As the story goes, made $10,000. And she said to herself, I'm going to do this and I'm going to be a millionaire by 18. I don't know that. Come down at 17 and says, mom, I'm going to put you online. I'm going to build your pitching business. I'm like, oh, no, baby, look. And she said, I got you. She said, you give me three weeks, I'm going to make you a millionaire. And I'm like listening to 17 year old girl going, excuse me, what are you talking about? Then, Mick, this is a crazy thing. She says, mom, look, you haven't really listened to me. You didn't listen to me when I told you to buy Bitcoin at $100. She did. Oh, here's the deal. I built Joe Theisman and Les Brown, their website, put them on YouTube. Here's my bank account, it had six figures in it. And I looked at this and I'm like, wow, what, what is this? You just, you wouldn't listen to me. I can do this for you. The next morning I called her going, McKenna, what is this? I said yesterday there was no money in this account. Today the click funnel says K. She said, what do you mean? It says 25K. What does that mean? Said, mom, you made $25,000 last night.