$500,000 at 21 ๐ฅ (with Synthesizing)
I'm 21. And I made over half a million dollars with High-Ticket Synthesizing on Skool, while just a few years ago I was making memes and getting paid $4/mo. (yes, four dollars a month.) One of the people who helped me the most in my journey were Naval, Andrew Kirby, Alex Hormozi, and Sam Ovens. So in this short post, I want to share my key takeaways from them that can hopefully help you grow your business too. 1. "Reading is faster than listening. Doing is faster than watching." - Naval We all love to learn, procrastinate, and read posts like this (lol). Although it can be helpful, nothing will help you more than getting out there and DOING THE WORK. The "secret" that helped me get to $50k/month when I was 20 years old was that I got started and went ALL IN. I stopped waiting, watching, learning, consuming, judging, complaining, thinking, analyzing, comparing, researching, procrastinating, And I started DOING and figuring it out on the go. This is simple to understand but hard to do. But if you actually do it, nothing can stop you. 2. "Learn from people ahead of you. Then teach people behind you." - @Andrew Kirby Once I saw this tweet from Andrew Kirby, it got clear to me. I already had SKILLS that I could use to teach people behind me (at the time it was growing and monetizing faceless YouTube channels). I didn't have to be the top #1 guy in the world to start. This gave me permission to help people behind me and not feel like an imposter. 3. "Goodwill compounds faster than money." - Alex Hormozi When I started, I didn't know how to get leads. But this made sense to me. "If I help someone for free first, they might be interested in my paid product too." So that's what I did. I started posting content on Instagram and providing free value to people. Then, I started doing call to actions to DM me if someone was interested in working with me. And guess what? It worked. I partnered up with someone who helped me make valuable content on Instagram and get ATTENTION ONLINE, and then made an offer to people that they would feel stupid saying no to. (we sold about 70 x $5800 deals from one of these offers)