This is a TRUE STORY. It's how Joy Mangano, the queen of cleaning mopped her way to fame and fortune! 🧹The Mop That Changed Everything Once upon a time, in the land of Long Island, there lived a divorced mom named Joy Mangano. Joy was just trying to keep her head above water, juggling three kids and working as an airline reservations manager. Little did she know, she was about to invent something that would make her life a whole lot easier - and a whole lot richer! 🧹The Lightbulb Moment One day, while cleaning up yet another mess (kids, am I right?), Joy had an idea brighter than a freshly polished floor. She thought, "Why do I have to wring out this mop with my hands? There's gotta be a better way!" And just like that, the Miracle Mop was born. Joy's Miracle Mop wasn't just any old mop. Oh no, this bad boy could clean itself! It was like the superhero of the cleaning world, with its fancy self-wringing system and detachable mop head. 🧹The Rocky Road to Success But here's where our story gets as messy as a kid's bedroom. Joy believed in her mop so much that she invested her life savings - $100,000 - to make 1,000 Miracle Mops. That's a lot of moolah for a single mom! At first, things were tougher than getting gum out of carpet. Joy sold her mops at trade shows and in parking lots, sometimes only selling a handful a day. It was like trying to sell ice to penguins! 🧹The Big Break Just when Joy's dreams seemed to be going down the drain, opportunity knocked. QVC, the TV shopping channel, agreed to feature the Miracle Mop. But there was a twist—the host couldn't seem to make the mop, well, miraculous. Joy, showing more guts than a lion tamer, called QVC and said, "Let me sell it!" They agreed, and faster than you can say, "Clean up on aisle five," Joy was on TV, demonstrating her mop like a cleaning ninja. 🧹The Mop Goes Viral (1990s Style) Now... ... this is where things get wild. In her first QVC appearance, Joy sold over 18,000 Miracle Mops in less than 30 minutes!

Alright, Rockstars! Grab your shakers and put on your flip-flops, because we're about to dive into the wild world of Jimmy Buffett and his empire of Margaritaville! This story's got more flavors than a tropical fruit salad! Once upon a time, there was a laid-back dude named Jimmy Buffett who loved nothing more than strumming his guitar and singing about cheeseburgers in paradise. In 1977, he wrote a little tune called "Margaritaville" that became more popular than ice cream on a hot summer day! But Jimmy wasn't just a cool musician - he was also pretty clever. He thought, "Hey, why stop at just singing about Margaritaville when people could live it?" So, he decided to turn Margaritaville into more than just a song. It was going to be a whole lifestyle! At first, things were as smooth as a well-blended margarita. Jimmy started small, licensing the Margaritaville name to a restaurant in Key West for about $10,000 a year. That's like getting paid to let your friend use your awesome treehouse! But then, faster than you can say "salt on the rim," things got crazy! Big companies started lining up to use the Margaritaville name. It was like Jimmy had the last bottle of sunscreen at the beach, and everyone wanted a squirt! He licensed the name to a clothing company for $100,000 a year, and suddenly, everyone was wearing shirts with parrots and palm trees. It was like Halloween came early, and everyone decided to dress up as a tropical vacation! Then came the big leagues. Jimmy struck a deal with a casino company for a whopping $1.5 million a year! That's like winning the "biggest sandcastle" contest every day for a year! But it wasn't all sunshine and coconuts. Some people thought Jimmy was selling out faster than tickets to a beach party. They said, "Jimmy's not about the music anymore, he's all about the money!" Jimmy had to work harder than a one-armed juggler to keep his fans happy while growing his business. He kept touring, writing new songs, and reminding everyone that Margaritaville wasn't just about stuff - it was a state of mind!

Cover your rent + every month… There are 574 online course marketplace listings on eLearningIndustry directory. If all you had was one (old or new) course on Udemy, Skillshare, Clickbank, LinkedIn Learning, and other biggies... My guess is that with a wee bit of time, your royalties would surpass the average U.S. rent ($1518 per month). Give it a year... ...and I'd predict your royalty income would cover your rent AND give you more than the average social security payment FREE AND CLEAR ($1778 a month) Those are just guesses. I've had courses do $1500 a day. Don't expect that. But.. 👉That's just for moving one old course gathering dust on the digital cloud to an active online learning marketplace. It's exciting. The grit in the cake is that it takes work to repurpose the old courses and set them up according to each marketplace's requirements. What if? There was a service to do that FOR YOU? 👉You provide the course (old or new) 👉We put it on the RELEVANT marketplaces, driving new sales, customers, and revenue for you while you do what you do. 👉We split the revenue 50/50 Would you take me up on it❓❓❓

What if you didn’t need $2 million+ in stocks and bonds to retire when you’re old and gray? What if you could convert your life experiences you already had into income now? What if you could convert someone else’s life experiences into income now? Would you be open to it? Would you like me to share more on turning experiences into income?