Watching Alex’s video this morning make me realize how stupid and dangerous it is to educate people before I walked the path. I decided to slow it down and walk every single inch of that path myself first. But I’ll keep the subscription for 2 reasons: 1. As a reminder that I still have a mission here, I need to walk my path faster 2. As a thank you for Alex and every single one on Skool, in the last 10 days you show me entrepreneurship and love. You guys ROCK. I’ll see you guys soon in the future. Eric out, just for now.

Seriously why do I still have to go to YT to watch Alex’s contents, while he’s literally here and we have a classroom to hold all the contents in perfect structure?

1. What's the first thing you focused starting your business? 2. What's the first serious issue you had? 3. How you ended up solving that issue?

What’s onboarding experience design? From the moment a new member saw my about page, to the moment he/she became the member I want he/she to be - Engage actively in the community - online every hour - Helping build the community - post 10 per day - Have trust in me - purchase high ticket without knowing what it is - Have the greatest experience in the community - tell everyone he/she know （👇Continue in comments...

Eric's WEIRD Offer: You sub now ($120), I Zelle you back double ($240) right now Context： * I'm 1 week in, just found Farhoon who's literally the UK successful version of me （I wanna do what his doing, but in the US） * I'm building & testing my product (I have nothing but Farhoon now) Why I do that? * It's basically just 2 month free membership (I'll explain * But it catches eyeballs SO FXCKING QUICK, I just closed my 2nd deal * It's great for people wanna get attention in the beginning, to help you build & test product * It allows you to do all that starting with a crazy high membership fee ($120 for me) Potential risks and how I eliminated them: * They disappear the very second they got their $240 1. They're the closest friends 2. There's only 5 of them 3. My first product to test is a program "Crazy 60 Days", which lasts 2 month So they don't have any motivation to leave Thus, I'm not losing (tons of) money This is definitely not gonna last. So this is my plan for the near future: 1. I record EVERYTHING during this 60 days, use for contents to advertise to more students in my program. 2. The moment our product is proven valuable - we got our first hire, the deal changes: you sub now, I zelle you that money back (not double) 3. At the same time I'll also start on my Free community, which will be the True One Stop for job applying contents, best in the best, to let more students know me 4. After more success from the program, the deal eventually comes to normal: you sub, that's it, enjoy! And along the way we'll develop more paid product/services according to needs, like help from experts in the industry, etc. Cuz in the end of the day, it's for early product design & test. Thoughts? Legit? Scam?