→ Every problem you have in life can be converted into cold hard cash on the Internet
Because you are NOT unique.
If you have a problem, there’s thousands of others out there who are having similar issues.
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On this lovely Black Friday…
I wanted to breakdown a quick, profitable mindset shift for any and all trying to make money online.
What’s that?
→ How to turn your problems/hardships into cold, hard cash
¡Vámonos!
→ Every problem you have in life can be converted into cold hard cash on the Internet
Because you are NOT unique.
If you have a problem, there’s thousands of others out there who are having similar issues.
I wanted to learn how to speak better Spanish.
I’d been traveling for years, but never took the time to study.
The service was called @baselang
The classes and curriculum took my Spanish from non-existent to conversational in a few months.
I got in touch with the company and became an affiliate.
Now, I make money every single month from their product.
A product that works.
A product that solves a problem for people.
For me.
I have a buddy who has an obscure medical condition.
I’m talking 1/200,000 people have this condition.
It’s rare.
Most doctors know nothing about the condition - which isn’t life threatening.
After years of trying to manage his condition properly, he finally stumbled across a full-proof plan to keep his symptoms at bay.
Aka frolicking around the world downing copious amounts of vodka with attractive women.
He took the protocol he created for this obscure condition and put it in a course.
The only course on the market for his condition.
The only reliable source of symptom management for people suffering like he was.
In doing so, he solved hundreds of other people’s problems.
He took away their pain by creating a course.
This is exactly why make money online courses sell like hotcakes.
Money is a problem for many.
Thus, if you learn how to make cash online, making a course about how you did it is common sense.
He learned how to reliably setup dropshipping stores that make $3K+ a month in profits.
Then he taught others how to do the same.
It’s on sale today.
$200 off!
Not only is it on sale, the course comes w/
→ Unreleased podcast episode w/ @SCHM7DT on mindset required to succeed w/ online business.
→ Unlimited email coaching
Having email access to the mind of James Holt is more than worth the price of admission!
Learn more here:
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