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brutal reality check: you need friends that are in your tax bracket making $500K while your boys are making $50K breeds envy and resentment on their end but from your side, you never really get what you need either major events like weddings, dinners, funerals, showers - they can't keep up financially you want to plan a $15K bachelor party, they can afford $800 you need emotional support but they're bitter about your success it's not fair to anybody different tax brackets = different problems, different solutions, different lifestyles your friendships should enhance your life, not complicate it find people who can actually participate in your reality

seeing people build insane n8n workflows that are printing money on autopilot here's what the smart ones are doing: step 1: n8n pulls viral videos from your niche (100K+ views in last 24 hours) step 2: extracts the hook and concept from top performing content step 3: sends prompt to chatGPT API to generate image based on viral concept step 4: pushes AI image into Kling to create engaging video step 5: auto-posts to tiktok/instagram with CTA driving to $7 mini-course step 6: repeats daily at 6am when engagement peaks this workflow: - identifies proven concepts automatically - creates unique content based on what's already working - scales video production without hiring editors - drives consistent traffic to low-ticket funnel - runs completely hands-off one guy showed me his results from 3 weeks: - 47 videos posted across platforms - 89K total views - 234 clicks to sales page - $1,643 in mini-course sales cost to run: $23/month for APIs revenue generated: $1,643 ROI: 7,043% while most people are manually creating content, the smart ones are building systems that work 24/7 this is the future of content marketing about to set this up myself because the numbers don't lie automation beats manual labor every single time

Jason Fladlien was the man behind Iman Gadzhi's 8 figure launches on Whop He spoke at WebinarCon and boy oh boy did he drop some value on webinars (comment "slides" for his slides) He had very detailed slides with prompts you can use to craft highly converting webinar slides with Ai He purposely skipped through them very quickly so you would just buy his program (which I did) but I managed to grab a photo of nearly every one of his slides. Like + comment "slides" if you want the photos of the slides with prompts and crazy nuggets some people have their inboxes locked and I can't send, so follow me to ensure you definitely get the DM

just got back from WebinarCon webinars selling $997 then ascending on the back end is the meta right now everyone I spoke to is doing over $200K/month minimum call funnels are cooked automated webinars via zoom are being used more than ever comment "webinar" for my notes

if you're 18-25 right now you're honestly lucky as absolute fuck old enough for people to listen to you, young enough to impress pick 1-2 valuable skills and commit hard now learned sales & marketing early 20s and it changed everything starting early creates unfair advantages

what I noticed about businesses that make more than $500K a month on whop all of these are patterns I've seen across 1000+ doing numbers a thread 🧵:

trust is at an all-time low in this industry and it's obvious why guy sells $2K course on "how I built my 7-figure agency" reality: - made $5K once in his best month - hasn't run an agency in 18 months - teaches tactics he never actually used - his REAL business is selling courses meanwhile you're stacking courses like Pokémon cards wondering why nothing works it's not you the game is rigged against you by people who'd rather sell hope than help we are at a turning point and people who are actually doing what they teach will thrive keep being honest

I've always been drawn to the story of the "never quite belonged" kid who grew up feeling like he was missing something everyone else had. He probably felt like an outsider at school, watching other kids with their friend groups and parties from a distance. His family struggled financially while he watched classmates take vacations and get the latest everything. Every day he'd come home wondering why he didn't fit in, why he couldn't access the experiences that seemed to come so naturally to others. He carried that feeling of being an outsider well into his twenties. Eventually, he discovered that business was where outsiders could thrive. He started small—buying and selling things online, flipping items for profit—building something from nothing because nobody was going to hand him anything. He found himself in the discipline of sales calls, in the creativity of running ads, in building systems that worked while he slept. The kid who never belonged anywhere was suddenly building places where others could belong. He learned combat sports not just for the physical benefits, but because fighting taught him what life had started to—that resilience isn't optional when you start with nothing. He built teams, created courses that helped hundreds, and finally understood that his outsider perspective wasn't a weakness—it was his greatest strength. That kid was me. And if you've ever felt like you're watching life from the outside looking in, I understand you. The world doesn't need more people who fit in perfectly. It needs the observers who see things differently.

hot take: free lead magnets are shit for finding product market fit 3,000 people downloaded my free guide but barely opened it 45 people bought my $9 mini-course and consumed every second free attracts freebie seekers paid attracts serious buyers the guy who parts with $9 will tell you more about your market than 1,000 freebie collectors paid traffic + paid offer = real data

GAY Gifted And Young If you're GAY, take advantage of your gifts create generational wealth

best kind of text to get on a Friday night people are going ham with this new financing option on Whop no other platform has this financing option like + reply “Whop” and I’ll DM you about it (Yes that’s $340K in one day)

had a call that humbled me yesterday older gentleman struggling with WHOP onboarding first call (wednesday): his young assistant had camera off, completely useless second call (yesterday): different young assistant joins, same thing—no cam, no mic finally kicked out the assistant and told him straight up: "I've run big teams and one thing about leadership is setting standards. You need to get your guys to turn their cameras on and engage. They lack respect." instead of getting defensive, he thanked me "most people would judge and not say anything. I respect that you did." then he shared he'd been away from business for years while his wife was sick, just getting back after she passed gut punch my frustration immediately turned to empathy realized this man wasn't technologically challenged—he was grieving, rebuilding, and being taken advantage of by kids who should be helping him sometimes what looks like incompetence is actually someone fighting battles we know nothing about patience costs nothing but means everything

reality check: businesses hitting $1M+ months on Whop are doing one of two things: - built a massive brand over years (rare) - running aggressive ad campaigns (common) if you don't have 500K+ followers and want results now, paid traffic isn't optional ads are the expressway, organic is the scenic route

if I had a dollar for every person that said they make $50k-100k per month to hop on Whop and make $10k or less I’d have a couple hundred dollars

just got back from WebinarCon webinars selling $997 then ascending on the back end is the meta right now everyone I spoke to is doing over $200K/month minimum call funnels are cooked automated webinars via zoom are being used more than ever comment "webinar" for my notes

Jason Fladlien was the man behind Iman Gadzhi's 8 figure launches on Whop He spoke at WebinarCon and boy oh boy did he drop some value on webinars (comment "slides" for his slides) He had very detailed slides with prompts you can use to craft highly converting webinar slides with Ai He purposely skipped through them very quickly so you would just buy his program (which I did) but I managed to grab a photo of nearly every one of his slides. Like + comment "slides" if you want the photos of the slides with prompts and crazy nuggets some people have their inboxes locked and I can't send, so follow me to ensure you definitely get the DM

best kind of text to get on a Friday night people are going ham with this new financing option on Whop no other platform has this financing option like + reply “Whop” and I’ll DM you about it (Yes that’s $340K in one day)

brutal reality check: you need friends that are in your tax bracket making $500K while your boys are making $50K breeds envy and resentment on their end but from your side, you never really get what you need either major events like weddings, dinners, funerals, showers - they can't keep up financially you want to plan a $15K bachelor party, they can afford $800 you need emotional support but they're bitter about your success it's not fair to anybody different tax brackets = different problems, different solutions, different lifestyles your friendships should enhance your life, not complicate it find people who can actually participate in your reality

my brother in christ, chatGPT operator is literally doing 20 hours of work for me each week while I also work it's navigating sites analyzing data and building sheets completely on autopilot save this for later reply "Op" to get the guideline I used to 10x my productivity 🧵

GAY Gifted And Young If you're GAY, take advantage of your gifts create generational wealth

Just got married

seeing people build insane n8n workflows that are printing money on autopilot here's what the smart ones are doing: step 1: n8n pulls viral videos from your niche (100K+ views in last 24 hours) step 2: extracts the hook and concept from top performing content step 3: sends prompt to chatGPT API to generate image based on viral concept step 4: pushes AI image into Kling to create engaging video step 5: auto-posts to tiktok/instagram with CTA driving to $7 mini-course step 6: repeats daily at 6am when engagement peaks this workflow: - identifies proven concepts automatically - creates unique content based on what's already working - scales video production without hiring editors - drives consistent traffic to low-ticket funnel - runs completely hands-off one guy showed me his results from 3 weeks: - 47 videos posted across platforms - 89K total views - 234 clicks to sales page - $1,643 in mini-course sales cost to run: $23/month for APIs revenue generated: $1,643 ROI: 7,043% while most people are manually creating content, the smart ones are building systems that work 24/7 this is the future of content marketing about to set this up myself because the numbers don't lie automation beats manual labor every single time

genuine question how is every business podcast somehow the #1 business podcast in the world?

if you're 18-25 right now you're honestly lucky as absolute fuck old enough for people to listen to you, young enough to impress pick 1-2 valuable skills and commit hard now learned sales & marketing early 20s and it changed everything starting early creates unfair advantages

I think 27 is the age where you’re like: “holy shit I’m not immortal”

hot take: free lead magnets are shit for finding product market fit 3,000 people downloaded my free guide but barely opened it 45 people bought my $9 mini-course and consumed every second free attracts freebie seekers paid attracts serious buyers the guy who parts with $9 will tell you more about your market than 1,000 freebie collectors paid traffic + paid offer = real data

All or nothing let’s gooooo

just got absolutely rinsed by Uber Surgeonomics called an uber for $70 to get to Whop as I'm waiting I think "should've checked lyft first" open lyft and see the EXACT SAME RIDE for $29 mad af, I asked chatGPT what's happening turns out this goes way beyond surge pricing these apps track: - your usage patterns and regular schedule - how close you are to being late - your battery level (lower = higher prices) - weather craziest part? remember that "ask app not to track" popup? notice it doesn't say "don't track" they're monitoring your desperation level and pricing accordingly chatGPT said if you open up competitor apps it can lower the price of uber always check multiple apps or you're volunteering to pay more modern tech is priced on desperation, not value

what I noticed about businesses that make more than $500K a month on whop all of these are patterns I've seen across 1000+ doing numbers a thread 🧵: