Hi there Royalty Rockstars Does anyone else feel like Travis dropping Mojo wisdom is like drinking from a firehose? 😅 After getting lost in the 10+ hours of video of just ONE Mojo course (and there are many!), I had an idea... What if there was a "Mojo Mind Map" - a simple way to: - Instantly find any Mojo concept across all courses - See how everything connects (like Triangle of Insight → Circle of Money → CAP) - Never waste time hunting for that one crucial Mojo nugget again 👇🏻 Vote below and help me decide if this is worth creating por favor! If we do it, I'll make it super easy to navigate the entire Mojo universe (and maybe throw in some Easter eggs Travis has dropped in random places 😉)

With the holidays and feeling under the weather lately, I haven’t posted much. But in between naps and getting up to blow my nose, thought I’d share a little epiphany if you will. I produced a book for a partner this year based around his podcast episodes. We launched on Amazon in January. We split the royalties 50/50. My outta-pocket monetary expense to produce the book was probably only a couple hundred dollars. (Woulda been more but I sold a bonus chapter and a couple advertisement spaces on the bonuses page to cover costs) Since then we average a couple hundred dollars in royalties every month… sometimes more, sometimes less. Looking at $220 for December. I get $110 of that. And there’s not much button pushing I have to do for it anymore. It’s evergreen money coming in, for a deal I set up and work I did once. I don’t see it slowing down anytime soon. Now a hundo might not be much to some. But I’ll take a hundred bucks a month recurring for work I did one time, and not have to push buttons to make it come in. Anyway, I just thought it was cool. Here I am, feeling like poo, neglecting a few things until I feel better, and still getting paid royalties. lol Now this is an AI group so let me tie into that. The only AI used for this book was for video transcriptions. But, turns out my partner approached me about producing a series of “Guidebooks” based on his video course modules and trainings. We started guidebook #1 around the first challenge people run up to that his course solves. (I think we can pull out 5 guidebooks total over time) Where the original book was more strategy, these guidebooks are the tactical how-to’s. How-to guides are pretty popular on Amazon. Plus the nature of the “how-to” makes it super easy to write with AI using a combo of Claude dot ai and ChatGPT. It took me longer than this, but I’m convinced with a little extra focus without interruption, I could have produced the full guidebook in 3-5 hours tops. I’ve got the first one DONE, just being reviewed by my partner.

Hey guys, great community! Just to make sure I understand our goal, we are essentially purchasing the rights to digital products through licensing agreements. Then, we find distributors (people with audiences), and we sublicense these digital products to them to earn royalties. This this correct? Hoping to hear your input guys!

@Raymond Leo asked a great question about what we're doing in this group. I left my input but being the diverse crowd that we are, I would like your perspectives. If you got a sec, sure would appreciate ya dropping your thoughts on his post here.

If you’ve ever spent time crafting the perfect post for an offer, hit publish… and crickets? I'm working on packaging up a handy tool that could help with this ... getting comments and DMs from people excited to have conversations about your offer. But first I want to make sure I focus on what's most relevant for you. Where are you currently getting most of your leads from?