Turning $20k into $60k #shorts

I just helped a client turn $20,000 into almost $60,000. Here's how we did it. So we spent about $20,000 in ads to get people to a boot camp that my client was running. This boot camp, we sold 25 tickets out of that $20,000 we spent, which sounds, like, really expensive, but we were selling tickets for $1,000 a piece, and so we made $25,000. Now, most of the time when people are doing this, they're hoping to break even or maybe just lose, like, a little bit of money on the tickets because they're going to upsell. And that's exactly what we did. But we managed to be profitable on the front end, too, which is significant. We got six ascensions so far. And by the way, these people still have three weeks to ascend, so we might get two or three or maybe four more in the next couple weeks. That's the number of people we upsold, right? So six people upsold into a $5,000 offer, which means we made $30,000. So how does this all math up? At the end of the day, total amount we spent was $20,000. We made $50,000 in total revenue, which means we got a 2.75 times return on our money, and we made $35,000 in profit.