Vince Reed says done-with-you business programs don't work well for beginners. Start with a DIY product first to learn what you actually need help with. He worked with Alison Moslin on a program for seven-figure businesses, but members earning $600k had totally different, more basic questions.
A done with you in a sense of a person has no business experience, right. And you're trying to teach them a business. I believe that person should have bought a done do it yourself product first, got an experience, good or bad, and then came in there with the questions they needed. Okay. I used to do some consulting with Alison Moslin, right. And one of her things was she was only dealing with businesses that were looking to scale seven figures and beyond. Every now and then there'd be a business that was only making 600,000 and they would. People would want to leave the group because they weren't at the level where they were. It was like the questions they were answered weren't at, you know, 10 million a year. These are. They're still successful business. They're 600 grand was at that. They just weren't there. So if you've got a done with you model full of a bunch of newbies. Yeah, like that's gonna be tough because they don't know what's good or bad. They've got to experience something.
