Let's Build a $10k/month Business Together (LIVE) [Replay Expires May 4th]

Summary

Highlights

• Iman showcases how to build a $10k/month business using AI tools. 🤖
• Dan Henry shares his journey from pizza delivery to millionaire, emphasizing attitude. 🍕➡️💰
• AI digital products eliminate traditional barriers to entry for online income. 🌐
• Create simple, targeted digital products that sell effectively. 📚
• The event emphasizes the transformation from reactive to proactive financial decision-making. 💡

Key Takeaways

• Embrace AI tools to simplify digital product creation and tap into a growing market. 🚀
• Attitude is 90% of success; focus on becoming, not just wanting. 💪
• Learn from successes like Dan Henry, who turned pizza deliveries into $40 million through digital products. 📈
• Use high-ticket strategies to elevate income potential, focusing on fewer, more valuable transactions. 💵
• First mover advantage is vital; take action swiftly to maximize rewards. ⏳

Overview

Chapters

• 00:00 - 12:30: Introduction and Commitment In the fifth and final session of the Make Money Online Challenge, the focus is on creating digital products using AI. Participants are encouraged to overcome fears and follow a systematic approach to constructing an online business. The session emphasizes the potential of AI to simplify processes and empower users to create successful AI digital products without prior experience.
• 12:30 - 30:00: Building an AI Digital Product In this segment, the creation of AI digital products using Synthesized AI is discussed. Synthesized AI uses real market data from hundreds of millions in sales to suggest proven product topics, eliminating the reliance on gut feelings. The importance of simplicity in digital products is emphasized, as simpler products tend to sell better. The segment also points out that a lack of expertise on a subject can be an advantage, as it leads to products that cater directly to beginners' needs.
• 30:00 - 50:00: Guest Appearance: Dan Henry's Insights In this segment, the speaker discusses the importance of identifying and avoiding strategic mistakes early on, as they often lack obvious symptoms until it's too late. The software, Ask Eman, is highlighted as a tool to help make informed decisions during the pivotal first 90 days of starting a new venture, providing strategic insights that are usually reserved for high-paying clients. The process of bringing a digital product to market is described as seamless and simplified through the use of WAP, which automates much of the listing, payment, and product delivery processes, allowing creators to focus on the product itself without handling the logistics.
• 50:00 - 68:45: Mindset and Success Principles The speaker begins by laying down two main rules: treating the audience like family to create an interactive environment and emphasizing a participatory approach for better retention of information. The session is described as a conversation rather than a lecture, with the objective of maximizing learning for business success.
• 68:45 - 91:40: Overcoming Obstacles and Making Decisions In this chapter, the speaker narrates his journey from working in grocery stores to having a conversation with a billionaire, Jeff. It was a significant turning point where he realized that wanting to be rich isn't enough; one must embody the habits and mindset of a successful person. Jeff's blunt advice that "you do not get what you want, you get what you are," served as a catalyst for the speaker to change his approach towards success.
• 91:40 - 111:15: The Power of Digital Products The speaker shares a personal struggle of trying various business ventures, including selling t-shirts with humorous graphics such as 'It's not you, it's your face' and 'Captain's log' that eventually failed due to competing sellers undercutting him on Amazon. This taught him that the right model, not just hard work, is key to financial success, leading him to the digital product space.
• 111:15 - 135:00: Taking Action and Investing in Yourself In this chapter, the focus is on the importance of taking action and investing in oneself to achieve financial success. Dan, a guest speaker, emphasizes the idea of creating and selling digital products as a path to generating income. He highlights the concept of lifetime value (LTV) and how selling products frequently or at higher prices can lead to significant financial gains. Dan shares his expertise in selling high-ticket products and offers a live master class to further impart these skills.
• 135:00 - 147:30: Conclusion and Call to Action The conclusion of the session emphasizes taking control of one's life and not fearing temporary discomforts for long-term benefits. The speaker reflects on a past decision to change their own life and challenges the audience to do the same. The importance of attitude is highlighted as more critical than skill alone. The speaker expresses gratitude for the opportunity to speak and the support received.

Let's Build a $10k/month Business Together (LIVE) [Replay Expires May 4th] Transcription

• Segment 1: 00:00 - 02:30 previously on the make money online challenge. Today I'm presenting a way to get into digital products that is very near and dear to my heart. >> After one month we generated 3K. It wasn't like a huge amount but for me in this time I said oh no way it's working. >> I used to go to school and then I found out this opportunity and I was like no way it cannot work. In one year we did $1.7 million launch in Kazakhstan. >> I bought a Bentley Bentega 19 years old in cash up front. You guys go into markets where you don't even speak the language. >> Exactly. It was too scary for me, but I always know if you go through your biggest fear, you're going to get the biggest grow. Give me 1 hour with an open mind and let what you about to see speak for itself. >> I didn't even know how to use a laptop when I first started. The growth that digital products had, that was like a completely new business to me at the time. First 3 months we did about over 300,000. This month we're trajeed to do over a quarter million. So many people like Zada managed to create an online income with AI digital products even while taking care of two young kids in the process. >> I'm Zada. I'm a mom of uh two kids, two boys. >> How much are you taking home? >> First month we did like 11K I think it was. >> You're only one digital product away from the life you've always dreamed of. The most powerful positions in this entire industry was always the one that no one sees and it's been waiting for someone exactly like you. All right. All right. All right. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the fifth and final session of the Make Money Online Challenge. Wow, we are in for an incredible one today. So, I hope all of you guys are ready. Uh if you are in the chat, just
• Segment 2: 00:00 - 02:30 go ahead and drop a committed before we do what we normally do. and um yeah, just focus in on the session and make sure that we're focusing in on the learning lessons here rather than, you know, crazy frenetic chat. So, um yeah, once I get a confirmation once again, just drop a committed in the chat. I want to see all of them in there. And okay, there we go. Committed, committed, committed. I love it. All right, with all that being said, seems like you guys are ready. You guys are committed for today's presentation. So uh team if you just go ahead and do same as usual close the chat so that way we can you know remove all unnecessary distractions. Um as a heads up we are going to open up the comments back for final Q&A session
• Segment 3: 02:30 - 05:00 at the end. And in fact today we have a very very special guest joining us to answer some of your questions. More about that in just a second. And with all that being said I really just want to go ahead and welcome you to our season finale of the make money online challenge. All right. And today's episode might be the most important one yet because by the time that we are done today, you will have watched a complete AI digital product business get built from scratch in front of your very eyes. And you will know that you can do it, too. You see, for the last four episodes, we've talked about what's possible. How this brand new opportunity is allowing regular everyday people to create an online income faster than ever in history. How AI digital products are allowing people to get in into this space with no previous knowledge or experience. How to list your product in front of 21 million buyers and how people made 23.9 million the last time I opened this opportunity. We have made you an incredible offer and many of you and many of you have jumped in on it. Some of you are still on the fence though. Look, whether you decide to invest before this offer expires or not, which it will expire very, very shortly, my mission today is really just to empower you. Okay? Today, we stop talking because in the next 90 minutes, you and I are going to build a complete AI digital product business together live from zero. And we're going to start with a blank screen. We're going to pick a niche. We're going to use Synthesize to build the actual product. We're going to use Ghost Rider OS to create the listing for this product. and we are going to list it on ready to take orders by the end of this session. When this episode ends, you will have not just, you know, heard about uh uh a business getting built. You would have watched it happen step by step in real time. And here's the part I really want
• Segment 4: 02:30 - 05:00 you to pay close attention to. What's about to happen on the screen right in front of you is not just a demonstration of something complicated being made simple for a presentation. This is the actual process in real time. Okay? The same process that Tyler used, the same process Andre used, the same process and Marie used, the same process every person you've heard from in this challenge used to build their first product. You are about to see it. Okay? Every click, every input, every step, and by the time that we're done, the question that's quietly quietly been sitting in the back of your head for the last 4 days, hey, could I actually pull this off myself? It won't need an answer because you would have just watched it get done. And this is going to be our most dynamic, actionable, and straight to the point session so far. And we have
• Segment 5: 05:00 - 07:30 a very special reason for that because today to celebrate our season finale, we have actually brought on a very, very special guest who's going to be joining us live after the main presentation. He is a legend in the digital product space, and he's made over $40 million from his own digital products. His name is Dan Henry. Now, you may have heard of about him before. He went from a pizza delivery boy to millionaire using the exact methods that we've been talking about here. And he has been a fan favorite guest every time I've brought him on on the last two challenges to share his story and insights with you. Then after his presentation, I will come back to finish our season finale with a very important announcement. Look, there's going to be two different types of people here today. First, those who fall through the cracks and give up midway through the presentation, and that's because they are not prepared. They're stuck in a mindset where they sabotage themselves because their brain is trying to protect them from their own success. Then we have a second group of people who are strong enough to power through this discomfort and stick with it until the very end. And those are the ones whom I can help become ungovernable. That is the moment you achieve true ownership of your own life and your decisions. When you go from doing things because you need to do them and you start doing things because you want to do them. It's really when you stop having limits on what you can buy, where you can go, and what you can spend your time on. And there is no more powerful shift in someone's life than going through this change. Because from that point on, no one else can ever tell you what to do ever again. And that's really the moment that life begins. So now I am here to challenge you. Okay? Can you stick with this until the end and prove to yourself that do you have what it takes to become ungovernable? So
• Segment 6: 05:00 - 07:30 get yourself comfortable, open a notebook to take notes, close out all the other tabs because what happens in the next 90 minutes is the difference between everyone who watch this session and the people who actually go on to do something with it. So let's build. Now before we jump into my screen, I want to tell you something about what you are about to watch. Out of everything we've covered this week, the marketplaces, the listing system, the shadow operating model, there is one step in this entire process that matters more than all of the others combined, one step that if you get right makes everything else significantly easier. And if you skip it or rush it or try to do it yourself without the right tool,
• Segment 7: 07:30 - 10:00 nothing else in the system works the way it should. That step is creating the product. not listing it, not building a page, not launching the product out there, but creating the actual AI digital product, deciding what it's about, who it's for, what problem it solves, and what the solution looks like. That decision is where most people spend weeks going in circles. That decision is where most people's products fail before they even start. And that decision is what I'm about to show you being made in minutes, by the way, not by me, but by the AI. But here's the thing that I need you to pay attention to as you watch this. I don't want you to focus on how fast this process is, but rather on how little thinking is required because you don't choose the topic. You don't make a creative decision about what kind of product to build. You don't research the market. Okay? You don't evaluate the competition or spend three days wondering if your idea is good enough. You type one sentence, one very short sentence, you know, may I add, and I'm going to tell you exactly what the sentence is in just a second, and then you let Synthesize AI do every single thing that used to be the hard work. It figures out what the market wants. It identifies the specific gap where buyer demand is high and supply is low. It builds the product around that gap without you needing to know anything about the topic, have any prior experience in the space, or make a single creative decision along the way. Your job in this process, sorry, your job in this step, I should say, is just start the process. The AI's job is to take care of everything else. What you're about to see is a raw screen recording of me doing everything from zero. No preparation, no topic chosen in advance, just one prompt and what comes out of it on the other side. So, we're going to go ahead and watch what the AI decides. Watch how fast it happens and
• Segment 8: 07:30 - 10:00 how little thinking is needed from your side. So, Ole, if you could pull up the synthesize AI walkthrough now, please, and let's see the magic unfold. So, it is with great pleasure that I show you just how easy it is to create your AI digital product. I am way too tired. I'm feeling super lazy today. I'm not really in the mindset to use my brain, honestly. So, when it comes to topic, I'm here in fast mode, and I'm just going to say, uh, choose a topic for me. So, I'm just going to let it do all the work. And what it's going to start doing is basically mapping out all of these different business plans and weighing up all these different candidates and giving it a score out of 10 on pain, demand, and speed. And this is something
• Segment 9: 10:00 - 12:30 that would have taken you half a year before to find a topic, do all the research, build out the offer, and it's doing all that right in front of you. So, you can see right here, it's picked a topic that has high conviction, is going to be a winner. It's creating the entire AI digital product in front of you. And not only is it creating the AI digital product in front of you, it is also pulling together the entire branding pack, which is so cool because now I've got like the visual branding pack. I've got the color palettes. I've got the font. Back in the day, this would have been a six-month process. And instead, in the space of a few minutes, I have it right here in front of me, fully built out. So, here you can see we have a digital product on perry menopause. Obviously something that I'm not an expert in, something that I wouldn't have naturally thought of, but something that so many women around the world deal with and struggle with, and something that is a very big problem that people are looking for solutions to. And it's as simple as pressing download here. And there we go. I have created my AI digital product just like that. I hope you guys understand what opportunities this truly opens up to you and why this is the best time in history to get started in the online space. You truly have no excuses anymore. Look, most people when they sit down to pick a topic for their first digital product, they go with their gut. And I get it. That feels reasonable. They pick something they know, something they're interested in, something that seems like it might sell, but seems like it might sell is not a business strategy. It's a coin flip. And most of those coins land on the wrong side. But what Synthesize AI just did is something completely different. The topic it selected was the output of a system built on over a hund00 million in our own digital
• Segment 10: 10:00 - 12:30 product sales and refined by over 20,000 products created and tested through Synthesize itself. And here's why that matters. Over the course of building and selling over hund00 million worth of digital products and consulting thousands of clients, I have worked across every single topic in industry that you can imagine from women's fitness to Arabic learning to twin flames. And with that came a body of data that most people in this industry will never have access to. Data that tells me exactly which topics have proven a buyer demand behind them and which ones don't. What sells and what sits, what buyers search for and what they ignore, what price point works and what creates resistance. But that intelligence alone wasn't enough because data from my own products could only tell me so much. So, syn synthesize was then refined by over
• Segment 11: 12:30 - 15:00 20,000 products that have been created and tested by real people across real markets in real time. So, when synthesize selects a topic, it is handing you on a silver platter a product that has already been been proven across hundreds of millions of dollars in actual sales to work. And that is why you can trust the suggested product in a way that you can never trust a topic you came up with yourself. Not because your instincts are wrong, but because no instinct, no matter how sharp, can can compete with $100 million worth of real marketing data telling you exactly what buyers are already reaching for. Synthesize AI eliminates that gap entirely. So that way you can build your first digital product not from gut feeling, a guess or a coin flip, but from the closest thing to a guarantee that exists in this business, a topic that has already been proven across hundreds of millions of dollars in real sales to be something that buyers are actively searching for. Look, you're not launching into the unknown hoping something lands. You're not taking a chance. You're not following a trail that has already been blazed. And I know that for some of you, the moment synthesized AI selects a topic, some of you are thinking, okay, well, what if it picks something I know nothing about. And here's the answer. I hope it does because nothing or sorry, knowing nothing about your topic isn't a limitation in this model. It's actually the ideal starting point. And the reason comes down to what synthesized AI does with that blank slate. When an expert creates a digital product on a topic they know deeply. They face a specific and consistent problem. They know too much. They include information their audience doesn't need. They use language their audience doesn't understand. The result is a product that's technically impressive and practically unusable for the beginner who needed it most. So, no
• Segment 12: 12:30 - 15:00 one buys it. The best digital products aren't built by built by the world's leading experts. They are built around the specific question a beginner is asking and answered in the clearest most direct way possible. So synthesized AI needs exactly what you have which is a fresh starting point free of assumptions free of complexity and free of the curse of knowledge. Look I didn't know that I was going to build a product on that specific topic when I started the recording. What you watched in that process was synthesized AI working from
• Segment 13: 15:00 - 17:30 the same place that you'll be starting from and developing a product based on a verified buyer demand allowing you to build a product that actually sells not despite knowing and and bear in mind that's despite I should say knowing nothing about the topic and and it's not despite that it's because of it. Okay. Now as you probably already noticed the product synthesizer I just built is pretty simple. Okay. And I want to make the case that simplicity is actually what makes it sell. And that's because when someone is searching for a solution to a specific problem on a digital marketplace, they are not looking for the most comprehensive resource on that topic. They are looking for the fastest path to the outcome that they want and what is going to give them that solution faster. A product that's five pages long or a product that's 500 pages long. Obviously, the five page long one, right? And that's the beauty of this model here. A simple product is seen as more valuable than a longer and more complex one. The highest earning products on are not the most elaborate ones. They are consistently the ones that solve one specific problem for one specific person in the most direct way possible. That is the type of product that synthesize AI builds every time. And the reason for that is a complicated product creates doubt before the purchase. A buyer who looks at a product and thinks, "Well, I don't know if I'm going to be able to go through all of this." They don't buy. A buyer who looks at a product page and thinks, "I can do that this weekend." They do. This way, you can sell a product that took hours to build at a price point that reflects the outcome it delivers. Because in this model, the less complicated the product, the more likely it is to sell. And it's the reason a product that took you one afternoon can genuinely outperform something someone spends spent months building. So,
• Segment 14: 15:00 - 17:30 you now have an AI digital product, and that's the hardest part done. But a product sitting on your hard drive doesn't make you any money. What makes you money is a product that's listed in the right place with the right wording in its listing speaking directly to the specific person who needs it. And that's exactly where most people who get this far still go wrong. They build a product and they list it. They write something a, you know, a title, a description, a few lines about what's inside, and then they wait. But nothing happens. Not because the product is bad, but because the words on their listing aren't doing the one job the words exist to do. Make a complete stranger who has never heard of them feel like this product was built specifically for their exact problem. So that's a listing problem and it's the
• Segment 15: 17:30 - 20:00 reason we built Ghostriter OS. And what you are about to watch is Ghostriter OS taking the product that Synthesiz just created and writing the listing for it. built around the exact problems that this problem solves, written for the exact person who has that problem and structured to make the purchase feel like the obvious next step. You now have a product. You now watch uh sorry, now that you have a product, now I want you to sit back and watch just how fast everything else falls into place. So, Ole, if you could go ahead and pull up this walkthrough, please. So, let me demonstrate to you just how easy it is to create your perfect product page using Ghostriter. So, we've taken the product, we've preloaded it here into Ghostriter. As you will remember, there is a very specific $100 million framework that hits on 13 specific points. You can see all of them right here all the way from attention, problem, opportunity, value, test, and history, product, offer, and warranty, future, and objections, and then Q&A at the end. So, each block will be generated by Ghost Rider. You can see right here, we're going to go ahead and generate the first block. And this is meticulous. This is the sort of stuff that the top copywriters are getting paid $50, $100,000 plus royalties onwards for. And instead of having to cough up multiple five figures every time you want to create your perfect product page, instead Ghost Writer is going to do all of that for you. Once again, following very, very, very specific principles that you only know and learn after you've been doing this for 5 10 years plus. This is the sort of stuff that us copywriting nerds geek over and this is why copywriters make so much money. But as I said, they have to spend five or 10 years to get to that point in the first place. So you're literally just going to take all of this, copy paste it into the product
• Segment 16: 17:30 - 20:00 page. And speaking of product page, I will show you how the full thing comes together very shortly. Look, the product listing is the only moment in this entire business where you have the buyer's complete attention. They found your listing and they're reading it, but they haven't decided yet. Everything that happens in that window, every word they read, every claim they evaluate, every objection that forms and either or uh sorry forms in that situation either gets answered or it doesn't. And that determines whether they buy or they leave. And that is why Ghostriter follows my $und00 million listing framework to write this for you. It is the distilled knowledge
• Segment 17: 20:00 - 22:30 of what specific words in what specific sequence produce the specific emotional response that makes a buyer open their wallets, whip out their credit card, and purchase your product. When someone is browsing a marketplace and finds a product, they don't ask, "Who is this person and why should I trust them?" They ask, "Does this solve my problem?" That is the only question, a question that the listing needs to answer. The trust that makes them buy from a marketplace isn't personal trust built through a relationship. It's that instant feeling of this product understands exactly what I'm looking for and in a way that's precisely written where that's identified in the first few seconds of reading. So when Ghostriter OS writes your listing, it's applying a proven persuasion architecture, the same one behind some of the most successful digital product launches ever run to your specific product. and your specific buyer. Ghostriter OS is what bridges the gap between a product that is genuinely worth buying and a listing that makes buyers actually take action. Together, Synthesize AI finds the right product and Ghost Rider OS writes the correct words around it. So that way you have a complete system that takes you from nothing, no product, no listing, no experience to a live listing that's built on proven demand data without having to figure out a single piece of it yourself. And what that means in practice is that the two hardest problems in this entire business, which is finding something people will pay for and convincing them to pay for it, are no longer your problem. They're handled. Now, before your first product goes live, both both of those things are already done. So, the only thing left for you to do is to click generate and let the system run. So, now you've watched a product get built. You've watched the listing copy get written. And right now,
• Segment 18: 20:00 - 22:30 if you're anything like most people, you've been here all week, there is a specific fear that's quietly been forming in the background. One that none of you who've watched today at this point have fully answered. Okay. Well, what happens if I get stuck like not the technical stuff, not oh, how do I click this button or where do I find the setting? Because those questions are real, but they're small. The question I'm talking about is the bigger one. the one that it feels like it requires someone who actually knows what they're doing to answer. Hey, I've listed three products and none of them are selling. What am I doing wrong? Hey, the marketplace is sending people to my
• Segment 19: 22:30 - 25:00 listing, but no one's buying. Is it the listing? Is the price or is the product itself? Hey, should I create my own AI digital product or should I partner with the creator? These are the questions that stop people because finding the right answer normally requires access to someone who's been through exactly this same process before and knows exactly what to do. Normally that access costs money, a lot of it. For example, the only way to get a direct answer from me is through consultant.com's advisory program which starts at $25,000 for six months. It's 40 Yeah. $44,000 starting price per year. Except now there's one other way which is actually what I want to demo in front of you right now. What I'm about to show you is ask man. It is probably one of the most underrated and overpowered tools that I could ever give you. This thing is insane. It is an AI that's trained on over 3,000 hours of my content. Every video, every internal workshop, every framework, every strategy, everything I've taught publicly. But more importantly, privately, this AI answers your exact questions the way that I would with my reasoning and my specific directness. Watch what happens when I ask you a real question. Not a technical one, a very strategic one. The kind of question that without the right answer could send someone down the wrong path for months. Here it is. So, here is how you can get mentoring and coaching from me 24/7. This is Asky Man, which is a virtual me. like it literally thinks, talks, speaks, advises exactly like I do. And I know that might sound crazy, but I actually just want to ask Eman to prove that here right now. So, I'm just going to talk to Ask Eman and I'm going to say I'm writing a demo for Ask Emanai. I'm making the point that it answers questions exactly like I Eman Gaji does, especially strategic questions that
• Segment 20: 22:30 - 25:00 require advice from someone with experience, someone who has been there. So, in the context of digital products and shadow operating, what questions could I ask you to showcase how good your answers are? And let me show you just how ridiculously powerful this tool is. Absolutely. If you want this demo to land, don't just ask generic how do I make money questions. Ask questions that force the model to think like an operator, not a commentator. Here are some strong prompts for digital products and shadow operating. Here are the kind of questions that would showcase the quality. Well, so I think here's a very good question. What is the difference between a good creator and a monetizable creator? So, this is of course taking the model that we talked about in episode 4, which is basically making money from digital products, but using
• Segment 21: 25:00 - 27:30 someone else's audience and someone else's expertise. And we're just the people behind the scenes to basically get the AI to do it for us. So, I'm going to ask Eman this, and let's see what he says. Here's the truth. A good creator has attention, a monetizable creator has trust, a clear problem, and an audience that's already emotionally leaning towards buying something. And to be honest, this is exactly the sort of hard-hitting, punchy advice that I would give it. Now, let's give you another example. What's the fastest way to validate whether a creator's audience will actually buy before building the whole product? So, let's ask me, virtual me, this and let's see what I say. Fastest way. Don't build a product. Build the buying signal first. If I was doing this properly, I test three things before wasting anyone's time creating the whole thing. First, pain. You need to confirm the audience has a problem they already care about. Not a that sounds interesting problem. A, I've been trying to fix this problem. Second, intent. You need to see if they already asked for help. comments, DMs, replies, story interactions, repeated questions. Third, willingness to act. So the real validation sequence is talk to the creator, identify the biggest recurring pain, package a simple promise, test it with post stories or weight list, watch for response strength, not venny metrics. And once again, this is the whole model that I would teach of, hey, rather than creating a product about something you don't know if people want, instead get confirmation from their audience first before you actually invest some time into. And here you can see I'm actually asking you if you want an answer to this question next. What are the five top validation signals that a shadow operator should look for? So here are basically live in real time. I'm coaching you virtually. I'm going hey I can see you're interested in this
• Segment 22: 25:00 - 27:30 topic. Now do you want me to dive deeper into what does that actually look like tangibly and what are signals that you should be looking out for? And there we go. It's given the exact same answer that I would give you if you were sat across the table from me and we were in a one-on-one mentoring session. So, I hope you generally understand just how powerful this is and the fact that I am with you 24/7, literally in the room with you as your coach to guide you through this entire process. That way, you're never left feeling stuck. Look, if you have ever tried to build anything, you've probably faced that moment where you don't know what the right next move is. And that uncertainty is enough to slow you down or stop you entirely. Ask Eman exists specifically to make that wall disappear. So that way you don't need to make decisions, but rather my AI makes them for you. And it's funny because whenever I talk about Ask Eman, people assume that's just a basic chat ball. But the reality is we have multiple enterprise clients. Once again, those are seven and eight figure entrepreneurs using it. In fact, I have a client who paid $250,000 for a
• Segment 23: 27:30 - 30:00 consulting program of ours. At what at one point during that engagement, he sent me a question on WhatsApp. A very strategic question about a decision that he was facing in his business. Before I even had the chance to respond, he decided to test test Ask Eman out with the same question. He sent me a screenshot of the answer and his message with it said, "This is exactly what you would have said." And he was right because ASKY man was trained on enough of my thinking across enough context and situations that it has genuinely internalized way that I approach problems and applies that same approach to any question it receives in real time around the clock. And the fact is the moment where you need an answer, okay, that time and that moment isn't always convenient. Okay, it could be at 11 p.m. when you're second guessing whether to list a product. Okay, it could be on a Sunday when you're trying to figure out why your listing isn't converting. It can be in the middle of a creator conversation where when you're not sure how to respond to a specific objection. Ask Eman is available at every one of those moments, not with a generic FAQ response, but with specific strategic answer to the situation. So that way you can keep moving at every moment that you that you would otherwise stop because the wall that kills most people's momentum isn't the hard work. It is the uncertainty of not knowing what the right next move is. And Ask Eman takes the wall down. Every question gets answered. Every moment of uncertainty gets resolved. And you are never left guessing what to do ever again. It's even hard for me to showcase the power of using this tool. Okay. The only way to truly experience it is by using it. And if you got access to the challenge fasttrack kit, you had access to it for the 7 days of the challenge. So, you know how good it is. But just remember that your access is about to
• Segment 24: 27:30 - 30:00 expire today. So, here's what you need to understand. There are two types of mistakes in this business. Technical mistakes like clicking the wrong button or formatting the listing incorrectly. Those are very cheap mistakes. They're, you know, they're quite obvious. They're visible. They're fixable. and they cost you almost nothing to correct. Okay, there's then there are strategic mistakes. So, for example, choosing to build more products when the real problem is actually the listing copy. Pricing a product at $197 when the market is paying $27 for the same solution. These mistakes are expensive, not because they're hard to fix, but because they can cost you months of
• Segment 25: 30:00 - 32:30 momentum before you realize what actually even went wrong. A technical mistake has an obvious symptom. something doesn't work the way it should do. You notice it, you fix it, and that's it. A strategic mistake often has no obvious symptom at all, at least not immediately. The product that is priced way too high and doesn't sell, but you don't know why. The listing that's targeting the wrong buyer, but still gets views. The mistake is invisible until the outcome eventually arrives. And by then you spent days or weeks or sometimes even months building on a foundation that was actually wrong from the start. The cost of a strategic mistake isn't a mistake itself. It's everything you built on top of it before you realize the mistake was even there. And what Ask Eman allows you to do is to avoid all of these mistakes. Okay? It gives you the assurance and the peace of mind of knowing that the that that the decision you make in the first 90 days of your montage journey, okay? which are, by the way, the days that count the most are the correct decisions made with the same quality of strategic input that my $25,000 advisory clients have access to. So, the product is built, the words are written, there's one step still left, and it's actually the fastest one. What you're about to watch is the listing go live on The moment your AI digital product stops being something on a screen and becomes something real, something that 22 million buyers can discover without you doing anything else, I want you to pay attention to how simple this actually is. Okay? Because after everything you've seen today, you might be expecting this to be where the complexity appears, but it isn't. WAP was built specifically to make this part effortless. The page structure of your product listing is pre-built, so that way you don't have to worry about designing a page or building a website.
• Segment 26: 30:00 - 32:30 The payment processing is handled automatically. So that way you can get paid from anywhere in the world without having to deal with any bureaucracy. The product delivery happens without your involvement every time a sale occurs. So that way you can sell as many times as you want without you having to lift a finger on your end. Your only job in this step is copy and paste what Synthesize and Ghostriter have created for you and then press publish. That's it. And I want to show you this in practice. All right. All right. So now it's created your entire output. You're going to go on and inside of your you are simply going to create a product. All right. So you'll come here, you'll put in the name of the product, Paramonopause Sleep Trigger
• Segment 27: 32:30 - 35:00 Tracker. Then when it comes to pricing, you'll go paid access. Uh we're going to make this a one-time thing. In terms of pricing, you can either pick or you can actually just go on Ghostriter. And if you go down to investment, uh it's actually come up with one for you. So, $97, that's its recommendation. So, I'm just going to roll with the recommendation. Now, of course, these are things that you can play with later down the line, but first, we're just going to uh use the suggestion from Ghostriter. Here, we're going to add the banner image that has been created. And then from there, you're going to go next. And there you go. You can see your product page as such. So, here in the description, you're going to paste everything from Ghostriter. And it goes through all 13 of the buying triggers. I'm going to add an image here as well. And there we go. We have our image. We have our perfect product page, all 13 buying triggers. It truly is as simple as that. Look, the moment you press publish on your W listing, something starts that doesn't require you to do anything to keep it going. And that's because of infrastructure. The infrastructure W has spent years and tens of millions of dollars building. It handles every part of the transaction process automatically from the moment a buyer finds your product to the moment they have access to it. When a buyer finds your listing and decides to purchase, Walt processes the payment. It handles any financing or buy now pay later options the buyer chooses. It delivers access to your product instantly and automatically and deposits your revenue uh deposits your revenue as I should say uh into your bank account all without any action from you. You don't need to send any email. You don't need to manually grant access and you don't need to check a dashboard and fulfill orders one by one like you would have to do if you were selling a
• Segment 28: 32:30 - 35:00 physical product. The entire transaction happens from the buyer clicking the purchase button to the buyer having your product in their hands without a single step that requires your involvement. And here is where I like to say this, okay? The word passive gets misused so consistently in this industry that most people don't believe it means anything real anymore. But in this context, it means something specific. Once your listing is live, the income it generates does not require a corresponding unit of your time. A sale that happens while you're asleep takes the same amount of effort from you as a sale that happens while you're watching. So you can generate income that has absolutely no relationship to what you are doing at the time because the infrastructure handles it independently of you around the clock without a single action required on your part. And the first time you check your phone and there's a
• Segment 29: 35:00 - 37:30 payment notification from a sale that happened while you were sleeping, okay, while you were eating, while you were doing something that had nothing to do with this, something permanently changed in how you think about income. Okay, that is your turning point. Because in that moment, you're going to know from this moment forward that money and time are not the same thing. That you can be fully present in your life and still be earning. that the two things you always assumed were inseparable just separated and there's no going back from that moment. Okay, I want to close this section with the point that is in my opinion the most important thing to understand about what you just watched not about the tools not about the platform but about the opportunity in front of you is that almost every business model punishes you for growing. More customer means more services to to deliver, more fulfillment to manage and more staff to hire and more problems to solve. The business that makes $10,000 a month requires significantly more work than the one making $1,000 because the additional revenue comes with additional operational problems that have to be managed. Whereas a digital product listed on breaks that relationship entirely. The infrastructure that delivers your product to one buyer delivers it to 10,000 with the same amount of effort from you. There is no inventory to reorder, no shipping to coordinate, no customer service queue that grows with your sales volume. The product delivers itself automatically every time. So that way you can make more money without your life getting more complicated because in this model scaling from a,000 a month to 10,000 a month doesn't add any more additional tasks, responsibilities or hours to your day. And that is the thing that makes this genuinely different from every other way of making money that you have
• Segment 30: 35:00 - 37:30 ever considered because the dream has always been more income without more of your life consumed in the process. Every other model makes you choose between the two. Okay, this one doesn't. Now, let me tell you a secret. I've asked my engineering team to build a special feature inside Synthesize that's only available for you watching us live right now. Here's the thing. I know a lot of you guys get stuck, okay? You get stuck with that very first step of synthesize where you tell it what product you want to create. So, because of that, I've asked my engineering team to develop a very special add-on feature to synthesize. This add-on feature adds a trending tab to your dashboard. And that tab shows you a collection of dozens of proven products that you would have
• Segment 31: 37:30 - 40:00 never thought of. So that way you can skip the only step that was still left for you to figure out yourself, what product to build, and go straight to building it with a single click from a curated list of proven high-profit topics that are already selling and that almost nobody in the space has touched yet. So I want to go ahead and show you this in practice. So real quick, I want to show you just how easy it is to find winning trending products every single day. So you're going to come here on Synthesize. You're going to go trending up top here. And you can see these are a bunch of options and they actually get rejigged every single day. So you can come here every day and find new trending digital products. And it truly is as simple as finding one that you like. So helping single people with anxious attachment. Stop overthinking text and build secure dating habits. That is a very very strong pain point. So I'm going to create an offer from it. We're going to go fast mode right here. Now this is the general sort of like we call it UVZ, unique value zone. But inside of that it's going to find okay, how do we actually frame the offer? So, it's doing like an analysis within the analysis of this being a winning UVZ. So, helping adults with anxious attachment stop asking for reassurance by noticing the identity story underneath. And you can see right here, it's creating the entire product for us as well as the branding as always. And there we have it. Anxious attachment and text panic. This is a very, very solid digital product actually uh because it's something that people stress about all the time and there is a massive market for it. So, it's super cool. anytime you ever want to see, okay, what products are working. What does synthesize come up with for that day based on all the market research, you always just have trending, feel free to come back as many times as you want. Every day you're
• Segment 32: 37:30 - 40:00 going to find something new. That way, it always keeps it fresh. It always keeps it interesting. And with all that being said, if you want to actually download it, simple as always, you just hit download here and voila, you have another digital product under your belt. How insane is that? Look, this means that there's genuinely nothing left to figure out. The topic is handled, the product is handled, the listing is handled. So, we're in a situation where the platform handles the sales and delivery. Every piece of the puzzle is already in place and the only thing standing between you and a live product generating income is the decision to press the button, which as it turns out is exactly what this tab was built to make it feel like the obvious next move. And I'm making this bonus available to your account for everyone who join is monetized until the end of today's
• Segment 33: 40:00 - 42:30 session. So look, right now it is time to make a decision. The time has come. At this point, we've spent 5 days together. You've seen dozens and dozens of success cases applying this model. Most of them starting from the same starting conditions as you. Some of them from even worse conditions. You learned about Armando and how he retired his parents at only 19. You've seen the results from Zada and how she's killing it while being a mom of two. how James made $6,000 at 24 years old in his first week applying this system with a background that went from working at a car wash and Target and Ramsay, our Canadian with a newborn daughter who's consistently earning $10,000 a month with this model. How Alex ranked between uh in the top 10 of our monetized mania with a faceless product that made him over $145,000. You've seen how AI is about to completely reshape our job market and how this is going to happen regardless of whether you act on this or not. You've discovered how these regular everyday people are not only protecting themselves from this revolution but also earning an income higher than that of most lawyers and doctors in the process. You've discovered how AI digital products is the only way is sorry is the best way to get into this because it's the only opportunity that has destroyed the barriers that have historically kept regular everyday people out. You learned how you can do this part-time at first without having to quit your job, give up on any of your current responsibilities, or readjust your schedule around it. Okay? And I'm handing this to you on a silver platter, the software that creates as many of these AI digital products as you want for you. So that way you too can jump in on this opportunity. And on top of all of that, I'm giving you access to my own virtual clone. So that way you never get stuck and never have to make any decisions by
• Segment 34: 40:00 - 42:30 buying yourself or sorry uh by yourself. Plus all of the training on how to do this if you want to create your own AI digital product or the training on how to do this if you want to partner up with a creator allowing you to tap into dozens of thousands of dollars from already existing unexplored profits sitting in their audience. And even if you don't make a single dollar in your first 60 days, just remember my own team will step in and tell you exactly what to do. So that way you know exactly what needs to happen for you to start making money from this. We are committed to your success because as I've already told you with WAP, we take a small tiny percentage of what you make. And this is how I truly make millions from this. So it's in my best interest for you to succeed. I only win when you do. And that is why I'm willing
• Segment 35: 42:30 - 45:00 to keep working with you until you succeed. So with all of that at your disposal, what else do you need? You already know and believe this works. Otherwise, you wouldn't be here in, you know, by day five. Everything that could be demonstrated has been demonstrated. Every question that could have been answered has been answered. Every real world result that exists to validate this model has been put in front of you. Which means we have arrived at the only moment that's left, the decision. Because from where you're standing right now tonight, there are three paths forward. Path one, you close this tab and you go back to what you were doing before. You take everything you've learned this week. You pretend that nothing you saw here happened and you return to whatever you were doing before Monday. Now, here's what I want you to know about this path because I've watched it happen to millions of people who have been through challenges like this one. 6 months from now, you're going to see someone posting their multis media results. someone who is sitting exactly where you're sitting right now, watching the same demonstration, feeling the same uncertainty, and they will have a number next to their name, 23,000, 40,000, 60,000. And you're going to remember this moment. You're going to remember that the moment that you saw the system work. You're going to remember the tools that were real and the process was simpler than you expected. And you're going to have to live with the fact that the door was open and you chose not to walk through it. That is the honest destination of path one. And just know that if you decide not to make a decision today, that's the path you're defaulting to. Path two, you try to do this yourself without monetize. If you want me to be honest with you, that's probably the worst of all the paths. It's like trying to chop down a tree
• Segment 36: 42:30 - 45:00 with your fists. You're going to bleed. You're going to bruise. You're going to convince yourself that you're making progress, but you're never going to get there. And eventually, you're going to give up. And then you're not going to be, you know, you're not going to want to continue chopping down a tree while your hands are bleeding, okay? And you're going to watch over as someone who has a chainsaw walks in, they drop the tree in 90 seconds, and they go home for lunch. What this means in practice is you are not going to have a profitable digital product. And the worst part is you're going to have to spend money testing it and creating it probably more than what it cost you to join monetize today while someone else just showed up with the right tools, creates their their AI digital product in minutes and starts making money by the time that you're already trying to decide what your next product is going to be about. Path
• Segment 37: 45:00 - 47:30 number three is you join monetize today. That's the path that the smart people will take. You get access to synthesized AI, the tool that just built a complete digital product from a single prompt. You get Ghostriter OS, the tool that wrote a profitable product listing in minutes. You get Ask Eman available 24 hours a day, trained on three hours of my content internal and external, okay? To answer your strategic questions the same way that our $250,000 advisory clients, the the same way that they pay our our our firm to get answered. You get the digital product formula, the complete over-the-shoulder walkthrough of every step you watch today, available to go back to whenever you need it. You get the shadow operator playbook, the complete training on how to partner with a creator, allowing you to tap into dozens of thousands of dollars in unexplored profits sitting in their audience. You get the perfect product insurance policy. My team personally reviews your product and your listing if you haven't made your first sale within 60 days. you get a golden ticket to Mismania, our 90-day competition that generated 23.9 million for its participants the last two times we ran it and is about to start on Tuesday. And if you sign up until the end of today's session, you also get access to the trending tab inside Synthesize AI. So that way you can create proven trending products. All of that backed by our work with you until you win guarantee. either you make at least a 10x return on your investment or we will keep working with you until you do. The price for this entire package is $1,995. So, go to join.com now using the link in the pin comment and in the live chat and save your spot. Financing is available at checkout if that makes more sense for your situation right now because in 24 hours, and I really hope you internalize this, this offer is closed for good. And once it closes, you will not be able to
• Segment 38: 45:00 - 47:30 buy monetize again, even if you want to. It is closed for an undetermined period. What I can guarantee is that you will not have this chance again for many, many, many, many months. Now, before we move on to Dan Henry's session, I want to tell you one last thing. And once you understand it, you will never look at the at decisions like the one you're making right now in the same way. I want you to go ahead and think about a price that almost no one mentions. You see, every time you sit in front of an opportunity that could change your life and walk away from it, a small piece of who you could have become dies. Not metaphorically,
• Segment 39: 47:30 - 50:00 literally. The version of you that would have existed on the other side of the decision is gone. It just doesn't exist anymore. That's the identity tax. And it's the most expensive thing you will ever pay because you don't see it on a receipt and you don't feel it in the moment. The version of you who creates an online income this year is real. Okay? They are at the edge of your life right now waiting to see if you let them through the door. If you don't, they don't get a second chance. And here's what makes this tax so dangerous. You don't feel it tonight. You close the tab. You go to bed. You wake up tomorrow and the moment will feel like nothing happened. But something did happen. You just traded the person you could have become for the person you currently are. And every time you make that trade, the pattern hardens. And sooner than later, the gap between who you are and who you could have been, unfortunately, is too wide to cross. I'm telling you this because tonight is one of those moments. You didn't ask for it to be, but it is. You can pay the small cost or you can pay the larger one for the rest of your life. So, if you are ready to make the smart decision, go to join.com now using the link in the pin comment in the live chat and save your spot inside of monetize while it is still available. As mentioned, we are closing the doors in less than 24 hours. And with all that being said, we're now going to welcome in a very special guest. He is a legend in the digital product space and has made over $40 million from his own digital products. and he is going to go ahead and talk to you about how you too can succeed with this regardless of where you are right now or what you have done in your life. And after his talk, I'm going to come back to officially close our make money online challenge with one final announcement. And remember what I mentioned at the beginning, there are two groups of
• Segment 40: 47:30 - 50:00 people here today. The ones who fall through the cracks and the ones who stick with us until the very end. And right now is a time for you to prove which group you are in and show yourself that you have what it takes to become ungovernable. So with all that being said, I want to go ahead and welcome in Mr. Dan Henry. >> Brother, can you hear me? >> Yes, sir. How you doing? >> All right, let's go. Let's go. How is everybody? >> How you doing, brother? >> I'm good. I'm good. Yourself? >> Uh, yeah. Yeah, I'm >> That's That's a slick setup. >> Oh, thank you. Thank you. Well, I got
• Segment 41: 50:00 - 52:30 nothing else to spend money on these days, so I buy fancy camera gear. >> You You pulled out the the interactive board. I know this is going to be a good one. >> It's going to be great. It's going to be great. I can see the chat. So, if there's moments where I look down, I'm looking at you guys. I'm looking at the chat. Um so, Iman, do you mind if I take it away? >> Yeah, please. Please. >> All right, let's go. So, um I came here. I have two rules tonight. Rule number one is I want to talk to you guys like you're my family. Like like you're my brothers and sisters because in this game many of you are beginners. So you're kind of like, you know, my little brothers coming up in the space. And I know I don't look it. At least I hope I don't think I look it, but I'm 39 years old. I've been doing this for 13 years. And so really what I'm here to do is save you a lot of pain, a lot of mistakes that you could make in this business. And then number two is I do not treat this like a lecture. I treat it like a conversation. You see, when you hear something, you only retain 5% of what you hear. Now, I imagine that you guys here tonight, you want to retain, you want to remember as much as possible so you can make as much money as possible. If that's you, comment me in the chat. If you want to remember as much as possible as what you have learned here today. So, here's what's interesting. You remember 5% of what you hear. You remember about 30% of what you write. And you remember 75% sometimes more of what you say and do. So here's what I want you to do. I want you to join in the conversation with me. I'm going to ask you to write some things down. I'm going to ask you to say some things out loud. I know this is weird, but I want you to say it out loud at home in front of your computer and I
• Segment 42: 50:00 - 52:30 want you to type it in the chat. I see the miis lighting up the chat. That's fantastic. We're already getting interactive. I want you guys to remember this as much as possible. Okay. All right. Let's go. Now, quick question. Who here say say I have? If you've already joined monetize uh today, let me just know in the chat. I have if you've already joined monetize today. And what I'd like to do is I'd like to share some stuff with you today that really helped me in my journey from, you know, Iman gave me a great introduction. Made 40 million doing this. Um, but I'll be honest with you, I grew up in a small Florida town. Um, I delivered pizza for
• Segment 43: 52:30 - 55:00 seven years. It's not like I came from any sort of, you know, crazy business education or anything like this. Uh, I'm I'm probably more like you guys than you think. And this business absolutely changed my life. It it it completely changed everything for me. And so today I would like to give you some tips that are going to hopefully change your life as well. So first thing I want to do is a little exercise. All right. The exercise is this. And I'm going to need your help with this. Let's pretend for a moment that you owned a business that you're an entrepreneur and you have to hire some employees. Now I want you to think in your head what is what what are the best qualities you would look for in an employee. So I'll start it off. Let's just say honesty. Okay. I think honesty is one of the best ones. But I want to look in the chat. What are the best qualities characteristics you would look for in a great employee? And Iman if you see some and you want to call them out that would be great. Um, so besides honesty, which I think is number one, what are some great characteristics? So let's say I know there's a delay in the chat, but let's So I see Okay, I see honesty. Uh, character. All right. Good character. Character is really good. So honesty, character. Now, Iman, what would you say? I mean, you've hired how many people do you think you've hired? Probably >> hundreds. over hundreds, right? What would you say is a great uh characteristic you would look for in a great employee? >> Proactivity. Being proactive. >> Proactivity. Okay. Being proactive. I love that one. Proactive. Okay. Proactive. And now Iman's hired a lot of people so he knows. Okay. Um what would you say another one is while we wait for the people in the chat? What would you say another one is? >> Determination. Oo, determination. I
• Segment 44: 52:30 - 55:00 really like that. Determination. All right, determination. Now, this is a lesson that you guys will learn that was going to take you really far in business because I imagine a lot of you here, you're not just here to make a little bit of money. Maybe you are at first. May maybe the concept of you know5 or $10,000 a month is like really amazing to you. But I promise you these skills that you will learn the digital it's the
• Segment 45: 55:00 - 57:30 only it's the only product that doesn't have a cost of goods. Do you guys realize that you're basically selling air? You're selling passwords. If you create it once you can sell it a hundred a thousand times and you you don't have to incur any additional cost. This is one of the reasons I love it the most. I used to be in the restaurant business and if I sold a meal, I incurred a cost. And if I wanted to sell a second meal, I had to incur a second cost. But with digital products, you don't have to incur any cost past the first one. So, I'm going to make sure I can just see the chat. >> And just on that, let's also not forget the cost of even setting up the restaurant in the first place. The >> Oh, fixed cost. >> Yeah, the fixed costs are insane. Okay, so I got the chat now. Oh, I love this. Oh, I got all the Oh, this is These are great. I see obsession. Okay. Obsession. Yeah, Iman's right. Trust me, I spent about $150,000 to start my restaurant. It was not It was not fun. Passion. I love that. Passion. Okay. Passion. All right. So, what's another one? Uh, wow. These are great answers. Confidence. Confidence. So, that's a great one. You got You guys would hire some great people. Uh, a lot of people said obsession. That's really good. Uh, respectable. So, a respectable person. Respectable with There we go. Respectable. Much more respectable than my handwriting. All right. So, let's see what else we got here. Uh, consistency. I love that. Conistency. Okay, let's do a couple more. Oo, integrity. That's a really great one. Now, I'm going to show you guys something that's going to blow your mind here in a second because if I want you to pay very close attention to what's being written on the board right now, the actual things being written. All
• Segment 46: 55:00 - 57:30 right, I see loyal and reliable. So, I'm going to put loyal here. I'm going to put reliable here. Now, wow, there's so many comments. That's amaz creative. Okay, great. Creative. So, I'm going to stop here now. I'm going to show you something. This is very interesting. Now, let's go through each one of these real quick. Is honesty an attitude or a skill? Is it? Let me know in the chat. Is an attitude or a skill? It's an attitude. Great job. Now, character, having good character, is that an attitude or a skill? Is that an attitude
• Segment 47: 57:30 - 60:00 or a skill? It's an attitude. So, we're going to give it an A. Proactive. This was This was Iman's suggestion. Iman, is uh is that an attitude or a skill? >> It's an attitude. It's an attitude. Exactly. Determination. Is that an attitude or a skill? It's an attitude. Obsession. Attitude. Passion. Attitude. Confidence. Attitude. Respectable attitude. Consistency attitude. Integrity attitude. Loyalty attitude. Reliable attitude. Now, creativity that is a skill. Creativity is 100% a skill. Now, let me let me ask you guys a question. If you had an employee that was honest, he had good character, he had proactive, determination, obsession, passion, confidence, he was respectable, he was consistent, he had integrity, loyalty, reliable, and he was creative. Would that make a great employee? Iman. Would that make a great employee to your team? >> 100%. You're hired. >> Exactly. You're hired right now. Now, notice something. Notice what Iman just said. Without even talking about the job or what creativity means, he said you're hired. Now, guys, think about this. If you had a boss that was all of these things, honest, good character, practice, would they make a great boss, yes or no? Let me know in the chat, yes or no. If you had a father that was honest, good character, practice, all of these things, would they make a great father? What about a mother? What about a brother? What about a president of a nation? See, you answered yes to all these because what what I'm really hearing from you guys that is if you have these qualities, you can be successful at anything in life. Now, the majority of the things on this board, are they attitude or are they skills? They are attitude. Attitude. You see in life you can succeed at anything with 90% attitude
• Segment 48: 57:30 - 60:00 and 10% skill. Everything in life is attitude. You see, you've been here over these last several days and Iman has taught you. He has brought the skill. But I'm going to tell you right now, 90% it's called 9010. 90% of what will make you successful is your attitude. So my question to you is Iman's going to bring you the skill. Do you think if
• Segment 49: 60:00 - 62:30 Iman can teach you this skill and as you can see he's man he's made this was not this was not that easy when I started. I had to do all this stuff manually like typing everything out one at a time sitting there thinking of all of this stuff researching creating the digital products like filming videos. It was weeks of work of what can now be done in like an hour. It's insane. But he's he's still bringing these tools, this skill to you. Do you think you have say me in the chat if you believe you have an attitude that can turn your financial situation around and you can make it happen. Now listen, many of you here, you have big dreams and success is 90% attitude, 10% skill. How would you like it if I shared some things with you today to show you how how to have a million dollar attitude? Now, I'm not saying you're gonna make a million dollars, but if you had a million-doll attitude, do you think you'd make a lot more money than you do right now? Because at the end of the day, without the right attitude, you're going to go much slower in life. And so, let me give you an example. Uh, who here in the let me know in the chat who here has what you would think is the greatest breakup story ever. Like who thinks they have the best breakup story? I would love to know. Comment me. And then here's what I'm going to do. We'll make this a little bit of fun. I'm going to tell you my breakup story and then you guys tell me in the chat if yours is better. All right. So here's what it is. So in Chicago, okay, in Chicago, which is is a very uh very cold place in the in the US, it's was a record year. I was in my mid20s. I had moved to Chicago with my girlfriend. I was, you know, I was I was trying to start over and and build a life with her. And I thought she was my ride or die. She was looking for a job. I was delivering pizza for Pizza Hut. And it was -16°
• Segment 50: 60:00 - 62:30 52 with windchill, which I that's Fahrenheit. I think that's really cold in Celsius. I believe that's like zero or something. It was cold. You could spit on the ground and within a few seconds it would turn to ice. It was that cold. And our furnace went out. Now, we were freezing, literally freezing to
• Segment 51: 62:30 - 65:00 death. So, I call my landlord and I say, "Hey, man. Uh, you got to fix this." Now, here's the problem. It was a Friday. It was Christmas weekend. So, he tells me, "I'm sorry, Dan. Uh, I I I can't fix it. I'm I'm out with family. Look, you fix it and you take it off the rent next month. Just give me the receipt." Here's the problem, though. It was $300 to get an emergency guy to come out and fix that furnace. I only had $100 in my bank account. So, instead of actually fixing it, what I had to do was I had to go to Walmart with my $100 and I had to buy four space heaters. Now, I'm not talking about the ones that blow air. I'm talking about the ones that just radiate air. They were cheap. They were 25 bucks. And we made a square out of these space heaters. And we had to huddle in. Okay, here's us. these two humans. We had to huddle in to this square to keep warm under the blankets all weekend just to survive. And on top of it, because all four of these were plugged into one electric socket, the breaker kept flipping every hour. So, not only did did we spend our Christmas weekend sitting in this square trying to survive the cold, but we had to get up, wake up, and go to the breaker every hour and flip it so that it would turn back on. Now, here's where the story gets crazy. Have Have any of you Let let me know in the chat. Uh, have any of you ever had one of those days where you said, "You know what? I'm sick and tired of my life and today is the day I make a change. Today is the day I do things differently. I become a different person and I'm going to take control of my life." Well, that day came and it was very shortly after that experience. all we we literally almost froze to death because I I didn't have 300 bucks. 300 bucks. So about two weeks later, my girlfriend goes away for a week with her family. They had a wedding. Her cousin
• Segment 52: 62:30 - 65:00 was getting married or something. So she's at the wedding and while she's gone, I'm like, I'm I'm I'm this is it. I'm going to turn my life around. I call her because I was so excited. I found this job. It was a sales job. It started at $50,000 a year, which for me was a lot of money. I mean, I was making three to 500 bucks a week delivering pizza.
• Segment 53: 65:00 - 67:30 And I call her up and I was so excited. I'm like, "This is it. This is it, baby. I'm going to turn it around." She says, "Dan, I need to talk to you." She says, "Listen, while I was uh while I was at this wedding, I met another guy. He has a great job and um I just I just don't see you going anywhere, and I'm I'm leaving." Literally, we were living together for a year and she just ups, boom, leaves. Now, at the time, I thought she was a horrible person for that. But looking back at it, I think, you know, man, if I was a girl and my guy was a loser, well, I I I probably would do the same thing. And so, I don't really blame her. But here's the thing. She bet on who I was. I bet on who I was becoming because years later, I became a millionaire from the digital product industry. Becoming always wins. Type becoming in the chat if you are ready to become a better version of yourself, the rich version of yourself. Now, here's what's funny about this. Um, years later, this was a couple years ago, I get a message. It's from her and she says, "Dan, uh, listen, my husband," she actually married the guy. "My husband lost his job. Uh, we're we're kind of rough right now. I see you're doing well. I was I was wondering if you could help us out." Now, I'm not going to tell you whether or not I did, but let me just tell you, listen, there is no greater way to win than to just get results. to just show people through hardcore proof that you did what you say you were going to do. I became a person. And this is why I believe in second chances, guys. No matter how much you have messed up in your life, there is always an opportunity for a second chance. And I bet on me to take advantage of that second chance. Now, look, if you guys have a better breakup story than that, you let me know in the chat. I want to hear it. Okay? that
• Segment 54: 65:00 - 67:30 that's I mean I feel like I got the best one, but I'm always open to be beat. >> Okay. All right. So, now after she left, let's talk about that sales job. >> The guy who owned the company was a billionaire. His name was Jeff. Now, I know he's a billionaire because if you guys have ever been in I don't know if
• Segment 55: 67:30 - 70:00 if anybody here has been to a an American uh grocery store, but have you ever seen the guys that do the the the Ginsu knife demonstrations and they do the blenders and they do kind of like a cooking show and then they sell you this this product or this blender and then you see the guys on TV, right? You see the the the guys selling home wares and stuff on TV and they're like, "Oh, Shamwl Wow." And you know, they're called Pitchmen, right? Well, this was the company where these guys got their training. And the guys that did great, they went and they became TV guys, but the mediocre guys like myself, we just got stuck in grocery stores. Now, one day, uh, he very, by the way, this guy, not all rich people are are terrible because this guy was amazing. All right, he sometimes would do these field trips. He took all the sales guys to his house one time, 17-bedroom house. He had an artist there that he paid a million dollars to live there for a month and paint a mural on his wall. And while we were there, he he point he he was a little braggy. He points over and he says, "You know whose house that is? Two houses away. Oprah's house." This was in Boon Beach, Florida. Now, here is where I got my first lesson on having a million-doll attitude. You see, Jeff, every single day he would cater lunch for the entire company, hundreds of people, big 15,000 square foot facility, and we'd all sit down and every day he would sit with one of us to have lunch. He wouldn't go in his office, he'd sit with us. And one day he sat next to me. Now guys, if you could sit next to a billionaire, would you want to ask him some questions? I imagine you would. And so did I. Unfortunately, I ask him the dumbest question that popped into my mind. I go, I go, "Hey, Jeff. Uh, uh, Jeff, can I ask you a question?" And he's got his fork, right? And he, he very nice man. He puts his fork down. He goes, "Sure."
• Segment 56: 67:30 - 70:00 And I said, "Uh, Jeff, how do I get rich?" And it's like the dumbest, most stupid question. Like, how do I get rich? Right? And he goes, "Don't worry about that. I'm no really, Jeff. How do I get rich? I want to learn. And he goes, "Okay." And he looks at me and he gets real serious. And he says, "How many books have you read this week on business, money, finance, persuasion? How many have you read?" And I go, "Well, none." And he goes,
• Segment 57: 70:00 - 72:30 "How many books have you read this week, this month?" I go, "This month?" None. He goes, "How many books have you read this year?" I said, "None." He says, "How much money have you lost trying to start a business?" I said, "None." He says, "Well, then you don't want to get rich." I said, "No, no, Jeff. Everybody wants to get rich." Really? And he said, "No, no, no, no, no. People that want to get rich read books about how to get rich. You don't. So, stop wasting my time." Now, this was a man that was the kindest soul I had ever met. And I thought he was a jerk at that moment. But looking back, I realized that was the most compassionate thing he could have done. He showed me one principle, one principle that I have carried with me and has made me so successful. And that is this. You do not get what you want, you get what you are. I thought I wanted to get rich, but I wasn't a person that really wanted it because I wasn't doing the things. Listen, 99% of people, they don't have the money they want. They don't. How many of you here want to be 1enters? You want to be the 1% that actually makes the money you want to make? Type 1% in the chat if that's you. You see, you cannot be the 1% if you think, act, and behave like the 99. Now, that right there was my very first lesson. Look, have any of you ever seen a human give birth to a giraffe? No. Why not? Because giraffes give birth to giraffes. Have you ever seen a millionaire who didn't believe in himself? Have you ever seen a millionaire who constantly procrastinated? Have you ever seen a millionaire who found more reasons to fail than he did to succeed? No. Because you don't get what you want, you get what you are. Type that in the chat. It's a longer
• Segment 58: 70:00 - 72:30 sentence. I want you to take the time to chat to to type it. You get what you are. Burn that into your brain. If there's one thing I can convey to you, going from a freaking pizza boy to a multi-millionaire living in Dubai. I literally live a Well, he's in I think you're in London right now, right, Iman? >> Yeah.
• Segment 59: 72:30 - 75:00 >> Yeah. I can literally see your Yeah, I can see >> I'll be back in a week. I'll see you at Russian Ba. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The torture chamber. I'm I'm I'm happy to do that again. I survived the first one. I can see Iman's house from my window coming from a small Florida town. I grew up a couple miles away from a swamp. Do you know anything about Florida in the US? Like in my town, if you were successful, you were the assistant manager at Denny's. That was like the highest level. Okay? Like, so here's the thing. I want to show you what a million-doll attitude looks like in physical form. And I want to do this on camera with you. So, Iman, I don't know if you know this or not, but I got something in the mail >> a couple days ago. Now listen guys, this is so cool. Do you guys know what this is? Do you know what this is? This is an award for processing $1 million through They send these to people whose digital products have uh have done a million dollars through Now, I want to remind you I want to remind you I grew up in a small Florida town. I delivered pizza for seven years. I struggled to believe in myself for most of my life and today I have this. I'm not telling you this to brag. I'm telling you this because I am proof. The 9010 is real. So think about this guys. If you had a friend who constantly was late, who constantly promised and said he would do something for you, but he didn't. He constantly went back on his word. Would you trust him? Would you trust that friend? Yes or no? Yes or no in the chat. Would you trust that friend? No. Of course you wouldn't. Well, here's what you got to realize. How many times have you said,
• Segment 60: 72:30 - 75:00 "This is your year." How many times have you said, "This is the day that you make a change." How many times have you said, "I'm going to take action today. I'm going to get over my fear. I'm going to invest in myself. I'm going to invest my time. And I'm going to make a real goal. I'm going to bet on myself. How many times have you said that and you haven't done it? You see, the truth is if you keep making promises to yourself and you break them, you will
• Segment 61: 75:00 - 77:30 end up not trusting yourself. So the next promise you make, you're even more likely to not keep it. And the next one and the next one, until you break the cycle, until you have the balls to say, you know what? Today is different. Today I'm going to find more reasons to believe in myself than to believe in my limitations. Because that's what happened to me. My whole life I thought I was limited. I looked young for my whole life. Unfortunately, age caught up with me. But I owned a restaurant when I was younger. I was like 25 years old. I looked like I was 12. Nobody took me seriously. I did not let that stop me from I I did not let that limitation stop me. Everybody thinks they have a limitation. The truth is you need to believe more in yourself than what you think limits you. And the only difference between poor Dan, the pizza delivery Dan, and the millionaire Dubai Dan, is that is the amount of belief I had in myself versus what I thought I couldn't do. Now, I got some cool stuff for you. I'm going to teach you a little thing. Uh, well, I'm going to teach it to you in a minute because I know you guys are most of you guys are brand new in digital products and I'm going to teach you something. It's a it's a it's a little bit advanced. Are you guys cool with learning something a little just a tad bit advanced? Let me know in the chat if you're okay with that. All right. So, here's an I'm gonna I'm going to show that to you in a minute. But here's the next principle. And by the way, Iman, do you mind um do you mind if I if I do something a little nice for the for the viewers here? Uh I want to illustrate a point for the next person that enrolls in monetize. I have a gift for you. The very next person, you're going to have to mention it in the chat. And of course, we're going to verify that you actually enrolled. But
• Segment 62: 75:00 - 77:30 if you have not enrolled, the next person that enrolls, I have a gift for you. And the gift is worth money. Okay? So just say, I enrolled in the Somebody can let me know. The next person that does it will remember the username. I got a little gift for you. Okay. Now, while we wait for that, here's what you might be thinking. How do you become someone who actually has a million-dollar attitude? Like, what what do the mechanics look like? So, quick question. I don't know how many of you guys here have ever had to take your car to a mechanic, but if you
• Segment 63: 77:30 - 80:00 had to take your car to a mechanic and the mechanic told you that he did not understand how engines worked, would you feel comfortable um going to that mechanic? Probably not, right? So, when you're an entrepreneur, what is the engine that runs that makes you money? What is the tool? What is the thing that you use to make money? Is it your hands working on a car or what is it? >> It's your mind. It's your mind. I see some I enrolled here. So, Iman, if you I don't know. Somebody on the team can let me know because holy m Have you seeing this? Are you seeing this? >> Wait, >> sorry, I had chat turned off because I was trying to I was so enthralled by your presentation. >> I'm not going to lie to you. >> Enrolled. >> Probably 200 people just said I enrolled just in the past like 30 seconds. That's crazy. Okay, here's the deal. >> Wow, look at this. This is amazing. Okay, so how are you going to choose? >> Okay, well, we're gonna figure it out. Holy I'm so sorry. I do not think Wow, there's a lot of people. Okay, if we can figure it out, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to bless one of you today. Um, there's this thing called First Mover Advantage. So, I have $100 here today. I'm going to PayPal you $100. It's not going to be this $100. will be from my PayPal account. But here's what I'm going to do. The person that did this first, I'm going to send you $100. And here's why. It's called first mover advantage. You see, people that win in this life are the first to move. The first to move. First mover is an attitude. The 1% don't act because they know, they act. And knowing comes later. Anyone like does anyone here wish they bought Bitcoin in 2012 or Apple in 2003, real estate in
• Segment 64: 77:30 - 80:00 2009? You see, when you move first, that is when you get a massive, massive, massive advantage. And guys, I hate to break it to you, but the digital product space, especially now with AI, we are in a first mover advantage. And look, monetize is the first mover opportunity in this room tonight. Whoever bought, which I wish I could tell you because the chat went crazy. They're 100 bucks richer. Why? Because they moved first. And some of you are about to be a lot more than a hundred bucks richer. Why?
• Segment 65: 80:00 - 82:30 Because you moved. If you're in, type I'm in. I want us I want you guys to see how many people If you're sitting there and you're on the fence, I want you to see how many people actually bet on themselves today. I want you to see how many people here today bet on themselves. Because guys, at the end of the day, you have to understand your mind. Okay? So, let's get back to being a mechanic of your own mind. Because that's what I learned. I learned that in order to be successful as an entrepreneur, I have to understand the engine that runs this whole game, and that's my mind. Now, pop quiz, guys. If you take your hand and you put it on a hot stove, what does your hand do immediately without you having to think about it? You put your hand on a hot stove, what does it do? It retracts immediately. It's amazing how the mind works, right? As soon as that pain receptor is triggered, bam, you don't even have to think about it. Your body's like, your mind's like, "Hey, arm, move to protect you." If you stand near a ledge of a cliff or a building, what happens? You sweat. You get nervous. Your brain is like, "Hey, dude, you're standing near a ledge. You could die. Let me send some sweat. Let me send some pain signals. Let me move, dude. Move. See, your mind is really good at keeping you what? Let me know in the chat. What is your mind designed to do at its most basic form? Its most like basic human form. That's right. It's meant to keep you safe. Now, here's what's interesting about that. Your mind, and this is why, guys, this is why 99% of people don't have the money they want. They don't understand how their mind works. So what do you have to do to get reward? If you want to get reward like like what if you want to make money from a stock? Okay. What do you have to do with money before you can make it with the stock? Let me know in the chat. What do you have to do with money before you
• Segment 66: 80:00 - 82:30 can make it in the chat? You have to That's right. You have to risk it. You have to risk it to get reward. No reward in life comes without risk. Why? Well, think about it. If you want to make money off real estate, you got to risk money. If you want to make money off stocks, you got to risk money. If you want to get a great body, you got to risk the time and looking stupid in the gym to get it. All reward comes from risk. This is why and and look, I used
• Segment 67: 82:30 - 85:00 to believe this was my brain keeping me poor. This was me not having what I wanted because I didn't want to become that person. I used to be so angry, especially when I worked at Pizza Hut. I used to be so angry that my that the owner of the Pizza Hut made more than me because they would come in like once a week just to check on things. But later on in life when I became successful, I realized that you don't hard work does not make you rich. That's the biggest lie. Hard work does not make you rich. That's some stupid stuff some underpaid teacher told you when you were a kid or told your parents or whatever. beat it into your brain. Horo, hard work makes you rich. Okay, if that's true, then why aren't all construction workers millionaires? Why aren't they? I'll tell you why. Because they they're they're not the ones that are making the most money. Because the guy that makes the most money is the guy in a suit who sits with another guy in a suit and knows how to talk. Oh, invest in this project. Okay, we'll get this project. Boom. Made money. You see, the business owner makes more than the employee because the employee only risks eight hours of their day. The business owner risked everything. The business owner risked their reputation, much more time, their money, everything. That's why they get paid more. Risk is what makes you rich, not hard work. Now, here's what's interesting. What is the opposite of safety? What's the opposite? It's risk. So if your mind is always wired to keep you safe as it's you know basic default programming that means it's at all times trying to avert risk which means it's also trying to avert reward. So your mind is basically keeping you poor. Your brain is keeping
• Segment 68: 82:30 - 85:00 you poor. And this is why 99% here's what how 99% of people do it. Here's how poor Dan did it. If I looked at something, an opportunity, and it made sense to me, logical sense. But then when I went to invest my time, invest my money, whatever it be, I get nervous. I I feel this thing in my stomach. I feel sweaty and I go, "Oh, no, no, that must mean not to do it." And then I miss my shot. I don't bet on myself. That's 99% of people. Okay, they feel that physiolog just like standing on a ledge, just like the hand coming off of the hot plate and they say, "I'm not going to do it." But see, the 1% they 1% go, "Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. This is
• Segment 69: 85:00 - 87:30 just how the mind works because I'm a human." And so what they do is they go, "Okay, I feel this way. I feel nervous. Ah, but I'm not going to let it affect my decision- making. I'm going to make a decision based on what makes sense, not what I feel. And when I realized that, I started doing things that were a lot scarier than and and when, you know, when I finally did them, they actually weren't that scary. But this is the principle. Okay. By the way, does anybody here have a fear of flying? Does anybody here have a fear of flying? I used to have Iman, you'll love this. You know, you know Russell Brunson, right? So big big info guys. So I don't know if you know this but I used to have a really bad fear of flying like horrible. And I paid 30 See guys you think 1995 is a lot for what guys I paid $30,000 for a mastermind uh where like all of these big info product these big digital uh digital product sellers were going to be. It was in I um Idaho. Yeah, Idaho, right? And um no, uh uh wherever the heck Russell's from. That that really sandy state. But anyway, >> Boise. >> Um Boise. Boise. Yes. So, I spend 30 grand and I'm thinking, okay, I made some money in this space. If I can just get around people that are, you know, like smarter than me, I can learn some more. So, I spent 30 grand on this. I was so afraid to get on a plane that I went to the airport. I got in the airport. I got I was so afraid that I ended up not getting on the flight. I went home and I wasted 30 grand. I never got on the flight. Now, here's what's interesting about that. This ru this ruined a lot. I missed a lot of opportunities because of my flight anxiety. And one day, I decided, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm doing it again. I'm letting my brain keep me poor. I I'm I I want to have a good life. I want to go
• Segment 70: 85:00 - 87:30 to these events. I want to speak at at, you know, different places. I want to see the world. My actually I had a girlfriend, believe it or not. I had a girlfriend at the time. >> Left again. You know why? Cuz because she wanted to travel. Like I had money and we weren't traveling. Okay. Like, bro, it's it's mad. >> I know. I Bro, you have no idea.
• Segment 71: 87:30 - 90:00 My wife now is amazing. I love her more than anything. But leading up to that, I I had to go through the ringer. Um, so anyway, so I decide I'm going to take flying lessons. Now, here's what's interesting and I want you guys to write this down. You see, when I got on a plane and I felt that turbulence, I did not understand why the plane was shaking and I got nervous. But when I took flying lessons, I understood the mechanics of how flying works. I understood why the plane did what it did. I understood all of this. And I and the fear disappeared. Have you guys ever heard the phrase or the saying we fear what we don't understand. And this is true guys. There was a time in history where we burned women at the stake because they could read. And we didn't understand why women could read. We thought they were witches. Like seriously, like if a woman could read, we thought she was a witch and we burned her at stake. We feared it. We're obviously very early in human history, but we feared it because we didn't understand it. Human beings do really stupid things due to fear. But here's what I realized after I took this. I realized that in reality, I was not afraid. Now guys, how many of you here are afraid? You're afraid to start this new journey. You're afraid. I'm going to prove to you that you're not actually afraid. You see, when I was on that plane, I was I felt so so much fear when the plane shook, but everybody else was chill. You see, that's not fear. That's anxiety. Anxiety is a reaction to a perceived danger. Fear is a reaction to a real danger. So if the plane was nose diving into the ground, well, okay, then that would be fear. But it wasn't. It was fine. You see, when I learned how the digital product space actually worked, I didn't fear it anymore. And that's when I realized, my brain is keeping me poor. My brain is keeping me poor.
• Segment 72: 87:30 - 90:00 That's it, you guys. You aren't afraid. You're anxious. You're just anxious because you don't understand how it works. And that's why you're here. You're here to learn. Okay? So, even after I was able and look guys, you will have a journey. Even after I overrode my brain, I still failed a bit because I was in the wrong model. So, here's here's an interesting thing. Um, you see this? I'm gonna show this. This
• Segment 73: 90:00 - 92:30 right here. You see this right here? Can you guys see this? Hold on. Let's see if the camera will Let's switch to this, brother. Let's switch to this. Yeah. Okay. You see this, guys? This is me. This is me in a shirt that says water $1. It's a little bit blurry. This is in This is me that says water $1. Here's why I have this shirt. At the time, I was so broke that I had to print up a shirt that said water $1 and try to sell it on the side of the road to make money. Unfortunately, I didn't realize that nobody wanted to stop and buy water from a weirdo on the side of the road when they could go to a 7-Eleven or a gas station. But that's how desperate I was. Now, the reason I had that was because I had invested in a t-shirt company. And trust me, guys, I have tried everything. I have owned I guys look look just look just just just look all right. Um, I was in the agency space like Iman. You know why I got in the agency space? Because I owned a bar and restaurant and I learned Facebook ads to get customers to my bar and restaurant. And then I got in the agency space, you know, like doing that. I've done affiliate marketing. Again, two restaurants I've owned. Um, I've had an airbrush tattoo business. I've had a cotton candy business that I was a carne for a while. Do you guys know what a carne is? Like it's not it's not it's not a fun thing to say like what do you do for a living? I'm a carne. I sleep at festivals and carnivals and sell cotton candy. But you know what? It was my cotton candy. All right, it was my business. Here's the thing. I had the right attitude. I gave everything. I gave it all to every single business, including my t-shirt company. I had a blog where I would watch stuff like The Walking Dead. I I don't know if there's any Walking Dead fans here, but I would watch shows like The Walking Dead, and
• Segment 74: 90:00 - 92:30 then I would write a fan theory. I'd post it on the blog and then below that I'd be like, "Hey, you like The Walking Dead? Buy our whatever Walking Dead shirts." And I had funny nerd shirts. One said, "It's not you, it's your face." Um, another one had I don't know if anybody's a Star Trek fan. Probably that's more of your dad's thing, but it had Captain Peard. He used to say, "Captain's log," and it was him on the toilet that said Captain's Log, like just just funny t-shirts. And they did really well until one day Chinese sellers came in, took over my Amazon listing. Now guys, if any of you have tried drop shipping or Amazon FBA, you know how complicated that model is. You
• Segment 75: 92:30 - 95:00 know how many opportunities there are for you to fail and get screwed? I did everything right, and these Chinese sellers came in, hijacked my listings, sold crappy versions of my t-shirt, dropped my reviews, and I had I had I had to literally sell $100,000 worth of t-shirt equipment for like six grand. It's It's crazy. Here's the thing. No matter how hard you work, no matter what you do, no matter how good your attitude is, if you're in the wrong model, you're not going to make as much money as you could. I would have never became a millionaire owning freaking a local bar. So, I want to run through an exercise with you. Now, look, this right here, look, look, real quick test. Um, I'm going to prove to you guys something. So, in the chat, let me know. Does $100 equal $100? Very simple question, easy math. Does $100 equal $100? Let me know in the chat, yes or no. Okay. All right. Most of you said yes. I'm going to prove to you in the next 30 seconds that $100 does not equal $100. So, thought experiment. If you are standing on the road, okay? If you're standing on the road and you are here now, one mile away is a $100 bill. Right in front of your feet is another $100 bill. Let's call this one A. Let's call this one A. This is dollar A. $100 bill A. And this is B. Ready? A. B. Which dollar do you guys want? Do you guys want the one you can just bend over and pick up or do you guys want the one that you have to walk a mile in the heat to get? Dollar A or dollar B? Let me know in the chat. Which one do you want? Dollar A. Dollar A, of course. Now, wait a minute. If dollar A if mo if all of you said you wanted dollar A rather than dollar B that means dollar A is more desirable than dollar B. Now how do we assign value in life? Why is a a a platinum more valuable than gold? Because it's more desirable than
• Segment 76: 95:00 - 97:30 gold. Why is a Ferrari more valuable than a Ford Taurus? Because more people want it. More people want diamonds than they want gold. That's just how it works. So if dollar A is more sought out than dollar B, more desirable, then dollar A is worth more. Why? Because it's easier to get. An easier dollar is a better dollar. And guys, I'm going to tell you this right now. I worked my ass off. I had the right attitude. I never became a millionaire, let alone even like made six figures until I got into the digital product space. Why? Why? Because it was a different model. It was the model with the right the wrong mo not the wrong you, not the wrong me, the wrong m type that in the chat. Wrong model. If you have the wrong model, you're not going to get into it. So, let let me show you. Does anybody here know what the term LTV means? Anybody know what that means? LTV, it's lifetime value. Lifetime customer value. All right, lifetime value. So, I want you to think about this for a second. If you had um let's say you had a snow cone stand, okay? And your snow cone stand was selling $5 snow cones, okay? Now, if you only had 10 people come and buy that snow cone for five bucks, what did you make? You made 50 bucks. Now, if I said, "I want you to stand out for six hours in the hot sun and I want you to sell snow cones." Most of you like, like, would you really want to stand out in the hot sun and sell snow cones for 50 bucks? I wouldn't. That doesn't seem like a lot. But if those 10 people were to come back and buy, you know, three more snow cones, they were would to buy a bag of chips. Let's see, you had a bag of chips. Let's say you had a hot dog. Let's say you had some additional things that you could sell them. Well, now you might find that instead of spending $5, the average customer might spend, let's
• Segment 77: 95:00 - 97:30 say, uh, let's say the average person spends $30. Okay? Well, if the average person spends $30, well, now you make $300. You see, in the digital product world,
• Segment 78: 97:30 - 100:00 what ends up happening is, let's just say that you sell somebody, I don't know, a $27 offer. I'm just picking I'm just picking a price, right? The journey does not end there. What ends up happening is that we put in a certain level of effort to sell this $27 offer. However, guess what? Because AI is making the offer, you can make a bunch more products that are, you know, let's say $47. Let's say, I don't know, hey, $99. Maybe there's another one you make that's uh $197. Okay. Now, when somebody buys this and you continuously follow up with them, maybe you put them in a very simple uh email chain or whatever. Now, what happens is the average person maybe a week later is going to buy this offer and then they might buy another offer and then they might buy another offer. And see what LTV is is the average amount of money someone spends when they do business with you. And so the game, and this is where I made a lot of money, and I'm going to show you another thing that's going to make you even more money than this, but where I I understood it, is okay, if I can put in a certain amount of effort to make this sale, but then I create a system where they'll buy more stuff, then that means if the average person spends not $27, but maybe they spend $127, well, now I know that my efforts are going to be compounded way more. Like, I'm sorry, but I feel much more excited about making $127 per customer than I do $27. But how do you do that? You simply create more stuff related to the first thing that they bought to buy. And the beautiful thing is with monetize, you can do that very easily. And see, when you know this math and you know these numbers, this stuff goes from, oh, I'll make a few extra bucks to, oh, whoa, I can make a
• Segment 79: 97:30 - 100:00 lot of extra bucks. I can make maybe thousands in some cases hundreds of thousands and in for some people millions because the d what is like 300 billion 300 billion dollar industry and growing the digital product space is that's a lot of billion that's a lot of billion okay so here's the deal I'm going to I'm going to show you another because I've made a lot of money in this space with this model I've also made a lot of money in the space selling expensive stuff so I'm going to cover that in a second as well and then I'm
• Segment 80: 100:00 - 102:30 happy to also take take some some questions. So, let's talk money for a second. Drop in the chat, what is your biggest expense in life? What do you think the biggest expense in life is? Now, some people they say rent. And and type it out. I would love to know in the chat in the real tiny chat here. I'd love to know what you think the biggest expense in life is. Some people will say rent. Some people will say kids. Now, in America, the biggest expense in my opinion is taxes. Because if you make a lot of money in America, let's just say that you make uh I don't know, $1 million, right? We're just going to use that as a number. If you make $1 million, you're getting taxed at 50%. Literally 50%. So guys, if you make a million dollars and you get taxed at 50%, what are you left with? What's the number? you're left with $500,000. Now, here's the thing. This is a tax from the government. Quick question. Let me know in the chat. How what do you guys make per year? If you guys don't mind, let's just get a few examples. What do you make per year right now before monetized, before getting into this space with whatever you do right now, your job, whatever it is. What is the number? I'm going to look down and I'm going grab a drink of water. Oh, wow. You guys, you guys got it. Yeah. 0K. I see zero K. Okay. Um 20K. 20K. 12K. 12K. 12K. Okay. 25K. Okay. Let Let's say this. If you make $25,000, right? If you make $25,000 per year. Now, if you were to learn a skill that would make you $100,000 per year and you really learned that skill and you put in the time and effort, you had the right attitude. Well, if what you're making right now is $25,000, then you just paid a $75,000
• Segment 81: 100:00 - 102:30 what I call the ignorance tax. the ignorance tax, the tax of not knowing how to make $100,000. You see, we always are focused on things like government taxes, rent, all this, but the biggest expense is life is not knowing how to make more money. You see, I became a millionaire from the digital
• Segment 82: 102:30 - 105:00 product space. And when I finally did it, guys, it it it was a it wasn't as stressful or as complicated as I thought I was. What was getting in my way was me. I didn't just didn't start. And when I started and I look back on this, I think, wow, there were so many years that I did not know how to make a million dollars. And I was literally delivering pizza making like 25 grand. So I was paying $975,000 for not knowing how to make more money. You see, rich people realize that ignorance is the most expensive thing that you own. Rich people trade money for time. Poor people trade time for money. So, I'm going to show you some math right here. It's going to make you a lot more money. And this is where I make Look, guys, in the digital product world, I've had, by the way, Iman, I don't know if you know this, but you know, there's some people who have faceless offers and some people who use their face and they they sell stuff with their face, right? I also in the past and I this was before AI. I had to actually build this myself, but I made some really good money in the faceless space. However, there was a guy I ran into, my buddy Eddie, um you know Eddie, uh brought a friend of his and we're having dinner and he sits down. He says, "Hey Dan, you see that guy right there? Do you know who that is?" I said I said, "No, I I I don't know who that is." He's like, "Exactly. That dude did $4 million in three months with a faceless product. I was like, "What?" He's like, "Yeah." So, I go, I talk to him. Obviously, the guy was skilled. Obviously, the guy knew what he was doing. But the point is that the digital product space is available to people from every walk of life. Show your face, don't show your face, whatever. I've made money in both, but I'm going to show you real quick where I've made the most money. All right? Now, this is not for everyone, but it
• Segment 83: 102:30 - 105:00 could be for you. So, write this down. If you Let's do some math. If you have a $100 product, all right, now let's say you want to make one million. I again, I'm not saying all you guys here want to be millionaires. Maybe some of you guys, you just want to make 510 grand a month. I'm not I believe you should have big goals. People who have big goals make big money. But I'm just going to use a million dollars as an example. So, how
• Segment 84: 105:00 - 107:30 many yeses how many yeses do you need to get to make $1 million from a $100 product? How many yeses? Let me know in the chat. How many yeses? Let me know. Let's see who got it. Let's see who got it. There's such a delay in the chat. I'm Let's skip ahead for it. So, it should be 100 times 10,000. All right. And I'm going to grab my trusty calculator here and I'm going to do it with you because guess what, guys? I'm bad at math and I still became a millionaire from this. Isn't that crazy? So 100* 10,000 equals a million. I'm right. Okay, so 10,000. Now, let's just say for a moment that you took this $100 product and you just made it 200 bucks. Well, now how many yeses do you need to get to hit 1 million? Ah, simple math. 5,000. Okay. Now, if we took this $200 product and we made it $500. Well, 1 million / 500 equals 2,000. So, now we need 2,000 guesses. But let's just say that we made it a,000 bucks. Well, guess what? Now we only need 1,000. Now, you're going to see a pattern here. Now, let's say this was $5,000. Let's say we figured out how to charge $5,000 for whatever it is we do. Guess what? That's 200 yeses. Now, quick question, guys. What is easier? To get 10,000 people to say yes or to get 200 people to say yes? 10,000 or 200? Let me know. Now, for those of you that are good at math, 200. See, I realized this and there's, you know, there's the digital product space and then there's this this really cool little section of it called the high ticket space. And I got really like I made I listen guys, my first 10 million online came from products that were no more than $1,000. They were anywhere from $37 and I had one at five uh at $1,000. But right around 10 million, I was like, "Wait a minute." And I'm looking at the guys who are making stupid money. I'm
• Segment 85: 107:30 - 110:00 talking about like dumb money. And they didn't have big audiences. They didn't have like huge YouTube channels, nothing like that. But they knew how to char they knew how to charge a lot of money. And I was like, "Wait a minute. This math makes sense. So you're telling me that if I want to make a million dollars as fast as possible?" I always thought to myself, and this is a secret, write this down. I would rather spend my time learning how to charge a higher price than getting 10,000 people to buy for a lower price. The math just made more sense to me. So, that's what I did. And when I did that, everything ch I went from making really good money to making like dumb money. And I'm not saying you're going to make dumb money. What I'm saying is that if you can understand how to charge more, now Iman hasn't covered this. Okay, here's what I'm going to do. I am a master of selling what's called high ticket digital products. I have taught a lot of people how to become very rich selling high ticket digital products. It's a very special skill. It's something that you can tack on, especially once you understand the stuff and monetize. So, here's the deal. For anybody that gets into monetize before my presentation ends today, I'm going to throw in a master class on how to sell expensive 1,000, $3,000, $5,000 digital products. And here's what else I'm going to do. I'm not just going to send you to some course. I'm going to do a live training. I'm going to bring you on. I'm going to show you how to do it. and I'm going to answer questions. It's going to be a live interactive training. So, here's why I want to do this for you. If I I've always believed that people need a reason to move because look guys, it only takes 10 seconds of courage for you to go to join.com and sign up. Here's what I can tell you. This training I'm going to do for you. I
• Segment 86: 107:30 - 110:00 have char I've done it for people. I've charged far more than $2,000. My goal is to give you a bonus today that is so valuable that even if you never logged in to monetize, it would be worth it. But you need to because this is how you get started. And this is
• Segment 87: 110:00 - 112:30 something you can tack on to it that can make you a lot of money in the future. And I'm going to break it all down for you. And you'll see once you learn how to create products with Monetize, you'll you'll also see that that in In this space of you know low what we call low ticket product low ticket product low ticket product you can create a higher LTV that's called lifetime value where people buy these products in more frequency but the way to make a lot of money is you get people to buy more often or you get them to buy for higher prices. So what we're going to do is we're going to combine two very powerful things here. You guys are going to get it monetized and you are going to learn how to sell amazing digital products so people buy more and more. And then I'm going to show you how to sell stuff for a much higher price. And when you combine those two things together, that's where the real money comes in. Okay? So, I I want that bonus to be something that is going to supercharge your monetized journey. You get into monetize and now we're going to throw some real heat on it. We're going to throw some gas on it. This is my specialty. This is what I do and I would love I would absolutely be honored to help you guys help Iman's people learn how to do this very niche skill and take you guys to the next level to the next level. And here is why I believe I honestly believe that the fastest way to make more money is to figure out how to charge more money. And I'm going to show you how in this live master class. All right. So here's what we'll do for anybody that joins by the end of my talk. Iman, if you don't mind, we'll figure out a date. You can email them. you can let them know, I'm going to come on. I'm going to do my very best to give your people even more skills that can make them not just make them more money, but but you know, give them a different
• Segment 88: 110:00 - 112:30 life. Because my life today is completely different than it was back then. And it's not about the money, it's about what the money can do for you. It's about the problems it can solve in your life. I want you guys to have as much skill as possible. Is that okay? >> Yeah, for sure. There's two things I just want to say on that. First things first, um, thank you first and for foremost and if you guys can go ahead and just, uh, drop Dan the man in the chat to show a little appreciation for Dan. And second thing is, um, yeah, I guess I just want to give you your flowers. I can definitely attest to you being, you know, the king of high ticket and, uh, an expert in that field. Uh, Dan and I have known each other for, uh, many, you know, many, many years at this point. And Dan has always always shouted
• Segment 89: 112:30 - 115:00 at me that my is too cheap. Uh like always. And in fact, you know, it was um about a year and a half ago that we started rolling out some high ticket offerings. Um you know, one which is uplevel which uh we break up our stuff in six months. So it comes out to about what $15,000 uh per year between the two terms and then quantum which is $45,000 per year. Um and then there's monetize which is $2,000 once. So that's like that's been the history of our consulting company. You know, we only did I you know, of course empathetic that, you know, for some people might be a lot of money XYZ. Um but that's not considered high ticket. Like in our world, uh you know, $10,000 a year, 20,000, $50,000, $100,000 a year. Like that's normal. That's considered high ticket. And um yeah, since actually moving forward and implementing that um you know, our business has done, you know, I've personally taken home more than eight figures in the last 18 months just from Dan pushing me and and helping me implement and advising me on it. So you know uh when it comes to high ticket, you're you're definitely in the right hands. >> Well, I appreciate that, Iman. I appreciate that. And and look, I just want to bring as much value to your people as I can. And I'm I'm I'm going to wrap up here in a minute, but I want I want to leave you guys with a couple more really really important points. So, does anybody here go to the gym? I know I know Iman has a fantastic gym in his house. I've been there. It's like it's not only nice, but it's like aesthetic. It's like all branded and stuff. It's it's it's really good, man. Like, I got to get my stuff together. My stuff's a bit messy, but your stuff is always on point. So, here's what's interesting. Do you guys know how the gym business actually works? Like have you ever thought about it? Have you ever thought about how like because look um I
• Segment 90: 112:30 - 115:00 noticed that there was a lot of questions and Iman please if I get this wrong you got to correct me because I just want to make sure I'm I'm correct on this. There was some questions I saw where people were a little bit confused on the guarantee. So I just want to add some clarity and you you know just correct me if I'm wrong. But here's the thing guys. Um, the guarantee, the perfect product insurance guarantee goes like this. You got to remember your first sale is the most important sale. And the reason your first sale is the most important sale is because is because it's momentum, right? Like you can't do this unless you have this. Your first sale is the most important.
• Segment 91: 115:00 - 117:30 So here's how this works. If you don't get your first sale, and again, Iman, please correct me if I'm wrong, but if you don't get your first sale within 60 days, Iman's team is going to work with you closely to make that happen. And then on top of that, until you make 10 times your investment back 10 times, they're going to work with you clo closer to make sure they're going to give you resources. They're going to make sure that you get unstuck. And the question is not is that a good guarantee, is that not a good guarantee? No, no, no. The question is why? Why are they giving you that guarantee? I'm going to tell you something. Uh for me, one thing I stopped doing years ago is I stopped giving people, and this is me, this is not I stopped giving people, you know, money back guarantees because I always say to somebody, if you're looking for a way out before you come in, look, you got to come in ready to go. You got to come in and you got to have the attitude that the 1% attitude. 99% of people they say well what if it what if it doesn't work and what if I don't can't find the time 1enters they say I will find the time I will make it work. Failure is not an option. And so what I love about Iman's guarantee is not just the fact that they're giving you a guarantee but why. You see in America we have a a gym called Planet Fitness. Have you guys heard of Planet Fitness? Here's what's interesting about But Iman, have you ever been to a Planet Fitness? >> We have one here in London. I think I have a long time ago. >> Okay. You mind if I get a little direct with your uh course with your audience? >> Of course. >> Here's what's interesting about Planet Fitness. >> Planet Fitness is a gym designed for people that don't work out. >> And that's why they're the most
• Segment 92: 115:00 - 117:30 successful, one of the most successful gyms in the world. And here's why. You got to understand, guys. you once you get into the digital product space, you will understand more about business and you'll start seeing things that you never saw before. So, here's what it is. If you signed up for a gym and every single person that signed up for that gym membership was there every day, would you ever be able to work out or would the gym be packed every day? You see, the gym model relies on most people not working out. You see when people buy How many people do you know say I do in the chat how many people do you know that bought a gym membership they haven't been to the gym in three months. You see people most people do not buy
• Segment 93: 117:30 - 120:00 gym memberships because they want to get in shape. It's because they want to feel like they're getting in shape. And Planet Fitness is brilliant. They know this. And so here's what they did. They put very very light weights in the gym. There's no actual heavy weights. Um, if you grunt or you drop heavy weights, like if if you work out too hard, there's this bell, like this is the most ridiculous. There's a bell. There's a literal bell in the gym that people will ring. It's called the lunk alarm. And they'll make fun of you for working out hard. You can't grunt. Okay? And on Friday, they have free pizza days. It's like a gym for badasses. I mean, literally like like dude, why would you get free pizza at a gym? Why would you have a a a a bell that makes fun of people for working out? Why would you stop people from grunting? Oh, wait a minute. That's why. I know why. Because they want to attract their perfect customer, the person that doesn't want to go to the gym. Think about that. You see, Planet Fitness and most businesses make money off of you, but Iman and Monetize is different. You see guys, have you ever like really understood what's happening here? You think he's selling you? You you you you think he's offering you like a like a a software and a No, no. He's vetting partners. Guys, when you make money, Iman makes money. Why? Because you process these things through WAP. You see, he's not offering you a product. He's offering you a partnership. the more money you make, the more money he makes. That's the difference. So, it's in his best interest and wops to do everything they can to help you make as much money as possible. Guys, if you want to judge someone by their guarantee or by or or or by what they say, don't judge them by what they say. Judge them by their intention. Judge them by the why behind they say. Guys, Iman will make less money. Monetize uh will
• Segment 94: 117:30 - 120:00 make less money if you guys fail. They will make more money if you succeed. So, it is in their best interest to make sure you have everything you need to succeed. That's the difference. So, my question here is type partner in the chat if you're ready to be Iman's partner. You're not here to buy a
• Segment 95: 120:00 - 122:30 product. You're here to become a partner. And how we vet partners is we make sure they're serious. We make sure they're ready to go. And by taking that 10 seconds of courage, going to join.com and getting in the game. That's how he knows you're a player. That's how he knows you could be a big partner. Guys, how many of you would like one of these? Like, how many of you would like to put one of these on your wall? And Iman, I believe you have other ones, right? You have like >> Yeah, we got a $10 million one. It's a bigger black one. I I know. Of course, you know, if if we took your aggregated digital product sales throughout the years, it would be you'd have four of those. Um, >> but I didn't do it through W. It's okay. >> You recently swapped over. So, um, >> it's okay. I did this real quick, though. >> No, that it was very quick, actually. No, I was about to say we're we're due to send you your $10 million plaque very soon. >> I'm I'm Hey, man. I'm hoping for it. Look, here's the principle, guys. Listen, write this down. The best mentors are partners. The best mentors are partners. The best mentors don't stand to gain by you simply paying for their time or their knowledge. They stand to gain from partnership. Now, look, some of you might be sitting here thinking, "Okay, this all makes sense. I'm fired up and ready to go, but I need to talk to my spouse first." Oh, man. The amount of times I said that to myself, I need to talk to my girlfriend first. Look, if you guys lived, like, honestly, tell me this. If you be honest with me, if you lived in a hot climate where it was really, really hot, you come home, the AC is broken and it's hot as hell in there and your wife's coming home a few hours later and you know she is going to be or
• Segment 96: 120:00 - 122:30 girlfriend or whatever, you know she is going to be pissed. You call the AC repair company say, "Okay, it's going to be $2,000 to fix your AC." Do you have to call your wife and ask permission to fix the AC? Do you have to do that? No. Why? But why? Because AC is required. You know, she's going to say it's it's a basic necessity. You can't live without it. Now, here's the thing. Here's the thing I want you to understand. This is how you have that millionoll attitude. You see rich people do not treat financial freedom as optional. They treat it as
• Segment 97: 122:30 - 125:00 required. Once I start once I started viewing my financial future, my financial freedom as not something that oh I I could buy it, I could not buy it, I need to ask my wife, what no it is required. That's when I became the man that deserved it. That's when I became I started to view this is not optional. This is not a movie ticket. This is nothing like that. This is an absolute requirement. Like the air I breathe, like the food that I eat, I must be financially free. And I told myself that every day. I told myself, look, I know the 9010 rule. It's 90% attitude, 10% skill. I know my brain is keeping me poor. I know I don't get what I want. I get what I am. And I know the easier dollar is the better dollar. And that's why I need to find the right model. That's when I became financially free. And look guys, one more thought experiment. If you, this is you, now I'm not going to tell you the answer to this. All right? If there is a bag of $20,000 in cash right here and there's you're standing on a road. Now, you're going to tell me this. I'm not going to tell you the answer. All right. You're standing on a road and this bag of cash is 20 miles away from you. Would you rather walk 20 miles to get this cash? Or would you rather walk one mile in the opposite direction to get a car sitting there waiting for you and drive to the 20 grand? Would you rather walk or drive? Let me know in the chat. Walk or drive? You'd rather drive. That's obvious. But why aren't you at least temporarily walking in the opposite direction of what you want? Yes, you are. Why? Because you're getting a vehicle that will ultimately get you what you want faster. You see, here's here's my final lesson about how to think like the rich. Rich people do
• Segment 98: 122:30 - 125:00 not worry about working hard and this and that. They work hard at finding leverage. That is what this car is. This car is leveraged to get where you want
• Segment 99: 125:00 - 127:30 more comfortably, faster. You see, monetize AI digital products. Yes, you're going to go to join.com today. You're going to invest. You're going to put some time into it. You are temporarily. What? Look, when I made money from real estate, when I made money from stocks, once I had some money, guess what my bank account did before it went up? It went down. Okay. What did it do? Like I I can't make my bank account go up without it going down first. This is universal law. So the the AI digital products are that temporary detour to learn a skill to gain leverage to gain a a vehicle that can ultimately get you what you want faster. Now, if you're ready to stop walking through life, if you're ready to stop walking through the heat, walking forever, putting all this effort to make the money that you deserve, then you have to think like the 1%. And the 1% go after leverage. And this is the leverage that can get you there. And let me tell you something, guys. I did not have this leverage, okay? I had my leverage was not monetized. I had to come up using the same principles you're learning, using the same skills you're learning, but without the same tools. I had no tools. I had my fingers and a laptop and my brain. Today, do you know how much more money I make in much less time because of AI? I mean, it's insane, guys. I'm jealous of you. You have you have first mover advantage. I moved first when the industry was new. Now, it's time to move first when a new vehicle AI has come into the marketplace allowing you to get what you want easier and faster. And it's built by arguably one of the well definitely not arguably definitely one of the greatest entrepreneurs to come into the space. Iman, how old are you?
• Segment 100: 125:00 - 127:30 >> 26, >> bro. >> Dude, I'm 39. Okay. I'm >> It's funny. Listen, I've been in the space for a decade now, so I still I feel like a uncle. >> Yeah. I mean, it's it's it's mad, bro. It's it's just mad. Like like guys, he's 26. Like, it somewhat makes a little bit of sense that I've made a lot of money. I'm 39. But but but Iman's 26 now. Now, here's something interesting, guys.
• Segment 101: 127:30 - 130:00 What did Iman have? I I mean I mean, we grew up and look, Iman's very Oh my gosh, bro. are very disciplined. I I like it's it must be that Dagistani in you. You're just like you're just like crazy, bro. Like you're like the habib of of of you know, and that's But what is that? That's attitude. That's attitude. But also, what is it? It's tools. It's leverage. It's the vehicle. Iman came up in a time with different tools than I have. You guys are coming up in a time where you have even better tools than I had. Think about that. How much longer are you going to let an attitude stand in the way when when when the green light is flashing, man? Like the time is is the time is near. Don't get in your own way. I'm going to show you one more photo. This is the day I decided to stop. You guys see this photo? This is me. Okay. This is $10,000 worth of alcohol that I had dropped down the drain. You see, you can make mistakes in life. You can make more mistakes more often than you ever thought possible. Trust me, even after I became financially successful, I made another mistake. I got I you know, when I when I owned the bar because I I don't know if you guys know this, I literally owned a bar in a small Florida town. Okay? And it didn't make me rich, but what it did give me was a drinking habit. And I had this drinking habit. And man, it it it got out of control. I had this big like I would have parties. I would try to give the alcohol away. People would bring more alcohol and then I would have it every night. And it started to derail my life. Okay. Um, you know, business started to go down. I ended up uh getting divorced from my first wife. Uh it just it just it it started to ruin my life and I had to I had to remember man I had I had to remember look this has nothing to do with skill. This has to do with
• Segment 102: 127:30 - 130:00 attitude. Success is 90% attitude 10% skill and you don't get what you want. You get what you are. I did not have the personal life I wanted because I was drinking too much. I had an addiction to alcohol. So one day I got up. I poured it all out. I poured all of it out. This is five times more expensive. I I
• Segment 103: 130:00 - 132:30 poured five times more alcohol, more expensive alcohol out than what Iman is asking you guys to invest today to start a new journey in your life. You have to stop wanting and start becoming. I was lying to myself about who I was. And when I realized that, I stopped wanting a better personal life than I started becoming. Type this in the chat so it burns in your brain. Stop wanting, start becoming. Stop wanting, start becoming. Now, Iman, would you I know I said that I was going to give that bonus. First of all, is are you guys interested? Are you guys excited about this bonus? this how to sell high ticket digital products for 2,000 5,000 maybe even 10,000 I'm going to show you on this are you guys excited about this bonus now let me let me ask you something I said that I would give this bonus away until the end of the talk is it cool with you if we extend that to the end of tonight >> I mean listen >> the workload's on you so I mean just just the fact that you offer in the first place is already so gracious. So, >> look, I'm I'm going to tell you why I say that, right, >> bro? I've made like you've honestly probably made like Well, I I don't know. I'm I'm not going to say that you've made less or more mistakes than me, but I've made a lot of them, okay? And I've been able one thing I've been able to do is when I've fallen down, I've been able to get back up. And whenever I've I've I've never fdded over losing money because look, money is the one thing you can get back. You can never get back time. And for me, I I took back the most amount of time in my life when I gave up alcohol. By the way, I'm five years sober. F I don't I I don't have the coins or anything. Uh I
• Segment 104: 130:00 - 132:30 just I just see it in my life. And I know some of you, you're still on the fence. You're still nervous. And I get it. You're still waiting for that second chance. You're still waiting for the day that you're going to decide it's time to make a difference in your life and in the life of your family. And I want you to have that. So, if you need time to move some money around, whatever you got to do to get in, I would like to extend that offer until tonight because I want you guys to have as much ammunition as
• Segment 105: 132:30 - 135:00 you possibly can to make this work. So, tonight at 11:59 that bonus will expire. I have to put a limit on it because at the end of the day, guys, look, you need first mover advantage. You want to get in, you want to get this bonus, you have to move first. So, I'll give you until 11:59 tonight. Now, I want to leave you with this and then Iman, I'm it's your event. I'm happy to take questions or whatever you want to do >> here. This is the final thing I'll leave with you. So, there was a movie called The Martian. It was Matt Damon. It was a movie that really made me see life differently. In the movie, Matt Damon is an astronaut and he gets stranded on Mars and the crew has to come back to get him, but it takes a year because, you know, it's Mars. Well, he ends up having to survive on Mars for a year. He has to like take, you know, rockets, like little mini rockets or whatever, and make condensation and grow potatoes. And like the guy is like literally almost dead by the time they come back and get him. But they they make it. He gets them. He comes back. At the end of the movie, by the way, sorry for the spoilers. At the end, this is more important, trust me. At the end of the movie, it fast forward 10, 15 years in the future. He is an instructor at NASA. He's teaching a class of new recruits and he says the following. He says, "Look, at some point when you get up there, everything's going to go wrong and you're going to think, man, this is it. This is how I go. Now, you can choose to accept that fate or you can do the math. You can solve problem after problem after problem. And if you solve enough problems, you get to come home.
• Segment 106: 132:30 - 135:00 And when I saw that man it really struck me and I realized that entrepreneurship is the same. You see when you decide to start a business you are faced with a series of problems. And if you keep solving problems one right after another if you solve enough problems you get to become rich. It's as simple as that. And Iman today has created something for you that is literally like him being a mathematician sitting down
• Segment 107: 135:00 - 137:30 next to you while you solve those problems. It is your best chance to make a difference to have a different life tomorrow than you have today. And 13 years ago, I made the same decision that you guys are sitting here wondering if you should make. And I looked back at my life and I realized something. I realized that I was more afraid of my life being the same five years from then than whatever temporary discomfort I had to go through then. And I was more scared of a future me that sucked than one of me that had to do hard things. But Iman has made it easier than it was for me. And he's made it easier than it was for him. So, the 10% skill is more than taken care of. My question to you is, do you have the right attitude? Are you going to bring that million-doll attitude to monetize, and be the next success story, be the next person getting a plaque, and be one of Iman's most profitable partners? Is this the day you finally bet on you? I believe in you. You are here. You've been here all week. You're still here. Every single person watching right now, I know you can do it because you're here. It takes 10 seconds of courage. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much. I appreciate that. Iman, thank you for having me on, brother. >> No, thank you. Once again, guys, please go ahead drop a day in the man in the chat. And um once again, thank you so much for the Yeah. for the gift for my audience and my community. That was very unexpected, but to be honest, I would expect nothing less from Dan. He's um he's he's a man who provides many curve balls, and I think when you start getting excited about something, like there's just like no stopping you. >> Well, I I try to, you know, I I realized that mindset and and attitude is the biggest thing that made me the most money. Um and it translates to every
• Segment 108: 135:00 - 137:30 aspect of life and business. >> So, I hope it was helpful for everybody here today. is incredible. >> I see I see the chat is lighting up. I see you guys dug it. Really happy for that. I hope it makes a shift. Iman's going to teach you the skills I want you to make, but you have to make the shift. You have to make the shift in your life, guys. All right. Thank you so much. Wow, look at that. Look at the chat. Thank you so much, >> Dan. Thank you so much. Appreciate you as always. And um yeah, I'm very excited
• Segment 109: 137:30 - 140:00 for uh all the folks inside Monetize to have that session with you very shortly. >> Awesome. We'll get it scheduled. >> All right, done deal. Good to see you. Thanks so much, man. What a legend. He is so incredibly kind and generous and um yeah, man. Honestly, bless him. So, with that curveball out the way, we'll wrap up here in just a second. I really just wanted to acknowledge something before we close out in the next five minutes. I know exactly who's still on this call right now because I would assume that there's probably three three of you broadly speaking. There's three sort of cohorts or groups. Group one is the people who have already enrolled. Some of you join in episode two, some in episode 3, some during day sessions tonight. And if you're still here, it's because you're part of this now. You're already inside and you're staying for the closing energy. So, I see you. I appreciate you. I mean, I even saw it in all the live chats. I want to say welcome to the team. So honored to have you as a client. Group two is the people for whom this is genuinely, you know, for whom this this genuinely isn't the right financial moment. Okay, maybe the timing isn't there. Maybe the resources aren't there. I want to say that I respect that completely and I am so grateful for you to have come along the ride anyway. And then there's group three. Group three is the reason that we are still here. Group three is the people who can enroll, who know this is right, who have been leaning towards yes for the last day or two, but haven't clicked the button yet. If that's you, what I'm going to say next is specifically for you. Everything else from this point forward, I'm saying it to you. So, lean in. Let's finish this together.
• Segment 110: 137:30 - 140:00 If you want to know a secret, I actually know the montage is expensive. Look, I didn't ask myself, how can we make this cheap for you? I sat down and asked myself, how can I deliver deliver the best product to you in the most
• Segment 111: 140:00 - 142:30 costefficient way? And that's because I'm not looking to work with everyone. The free event is for everyone. Monetize is not. And this small investment is the barrier between serious winners and those who aren't ready just yet. Because let's be honest here, if it were easy to get inside Monetize, would it really be worth much? No, it wouldn't. The reason why you want this so bad is because it is a hard decision for you to make. It's because it's going to require a decent commitment on your part. That is why you want it so bad. Most people are worried about what it costs. I am more worried about what it can do for you and the true potential it has to truly allow you to have the complete financial freedom that you've been seeking for so long. That is what I care about. Look, I understand it's going to be hard. I understand you have doubts, but if it wasn't challenging for you, parting ways with your investment would be easy to do. But it's not. And I get that. There is a famous quote by Aristotle that says, "Say nothing, do nothing, be nothing." So, I can tell you right now, if you don't do anything with your money, you won't ever actually be able to become what you want to become and achieve that level of freedom that you desire in your life. Look, the reality is if you are here and you've taken the time to watch, listen, and learn, and you have nothing to show for it, that's just wasted time. So, let me ask you this. Does it make sense to continue your good investment which is being here and continue learning from us? Yes. Does it make sense for you to continue learning from us and press forward? Of course. Did you enjoy learning new things on how you can have the financial freedom you've been looking for by building a simple AI digital product with all of
• Segment 112: 140:00 - 142:30 the resources that you need to become successful? Yes. So now it is time for you to take the next step and get started at joineman.com. Think about it. Just keeping your money in your bank account. Is it more likely that it's going to grow just sitting there in the next 3 months? Or is it more likely that it's going to get used on something completely random that has no potential to change your life? Let's be honest
• Segment 113: 142:30 - 145:00 with each other. It's not about the money that you have on hand. It's what you do with that money on hand that makes a difference. And at this point, you know what you should do with it, don't you? You see, this is the last session of the make money online challenge. There is no next one. And this is the third make money online challenge I've ever run, and it will be the last. We're not coming back with MMO C4. We're not doing this again. The window ends in roughly 24 hours. After that, it is permanently closed, which means the people who enroll in the next 24 hours are the last group of people from the make money online challenge. Who will ever get to join monetize? After the timer hits zero on join.com, the page self-destructs, the offer is gone, the bonuses are gone, and the doors close for good. If you have been telling yourself that you will catch the next one, I need to stop. You know, I need you to to take a second and stop telling yourself that because unfortunately there is no next one. This is it. And look, Monday is coming. And when it does, you're going to wake up and you're going to go back to the same job, back to the partner who didn't quite get why you were watching this, back to the friends who didn't believe in this, back to the boss, back to the alarm, back to the loop you've been in. Monday is coming. And on Monday, this is over. The page comes down. The doors closed. And the version of your life you've been quietly hoping and dreaming and plotting for goes back to being a maybe someday instead of a today. And there are really two types of people watching this right now. There are the ones who go back home with the same resources, the same knowledge, the same plan they had last week before this challenge started. Look, you're gonna have the same Monday
• Segment 114: 142:30 - 145:00 as last week. You're going to have the same Monday as next month. You're going to have the same Monday as next year. And then there are a few smart people going back home with monetize alongside them to build the next 12 months of their life into something different. Which Monday it's going to be is the only decision you have to make right now. Look, I want to walk this journey alongside you and I hope you make the right decision. I hope tomorrow is a different Monday for you. And I hope that we are building together for the next year. So if you want a
• Segment 115: 145:00 - 147:30 different Monday tomorrow, go to joineman.com right now using the link pinned in the live chat and save your spot before it's gone. It might be your last chance to do so. And that's it for me. Five episodes, hours of content, everything I know about this industry, the opportunity this moment laid out in front of you. What you do with it from here is your decision to make. If you've already enrolled, as I said, it is truly an honor to serve you as a client inside of Monetize. I'll see you on the inside. We start working together tomorrow. Welcome. If this isn't your moment, I genuinely understand. I want you to know that I'll be watching from afar and rooting for you. And truly, I appreciate you for being here for the whole thing. And if you're still in the third group, the one I named at the start, I just want to say one thing. You came here for a reason. You stayed for five episodes for a reason. Something inside you knows what the right call is, and I trust you to make it. I hope to see your name on the next leaderboard. And finally, I know a lot of you guys are have been waiting for this. The password for the final workbook is start because now it is your time to start this journey. That is all I've got from all my heart. I appreciate you more than you could ever imagine and I am so excited that in the next 24 hours we close enrollments and me and the team get to put 110% undivided attention and focus into our clients, our monetized clients and making sure that they get the most kick-ass, the most badass results and they smash the last two challenges out the water. So, I hope you're a part of that cohort. But, nonetheless,
• Segment 116: 145:00 - 147:30 it's been a pleasure. I hope you have an incredible rest of your day and I'll chat to you soon.