Ratiq DeWitt checks his calendar and sees 365 days of Christmas. He can help you buy the luxury or exotic car you want without ever stepping foot in a dealership.
Say goodbye to long waits, limited local inventory, and complicated paperwork.
Ratiq has sourced and negotiated over $2 million in high-end whips this year alone. His clients are investors, entrepreneurs, and high-income earners.
Ratiq says there are four big mistakes people make when buying such cars themselves.
Paulo Flores has skin softer than the leather seats in a Rolls Royce. Would love to know what his daily routine is. I bet he drinks lots of water and uses a good exfoliator.
Anyways. He’ll help you transition from the 9-5 grind to earning $5- to $10k per month from home in the next three to six months.
All by learning this one in-demand skill.
No previous experience needed. You don’t have to run your own business. And you can do this even if English isn’t your native language.
Interested? Then read on for my Remote Leaders review.
Cassiy Johnson gets it: you scroll through YouTube and see oodles of Etsy success stories and a sadness washes over you because you feel like you missed the boat.
But you haven’t, she says. You can still make money on Etsy. This year, next year and beyond.
And if you do print on demand, you don’t need much money to launch and there’s hardly any risk.
Plus, you can be up and running faster than you can microwave a Hot Pocket. List an item today, get your first sale by tomorrow.
Wyatt Walker? Chain me to a radiator in some psychopath’s dingy basement, and I’ll saw off my hand a la James Franco in 127 Hours before I’d buy his program.
He says he’s got the #1 business to start this year. It can make you $2k, $5k, or even $10k a month from home.
No experience or skills necessary. And you can do it in as little as five hours per week.
So what is it? Something about uploading free-to-use videos online.
Simple videos. Short videos. Like seven-seconds long, Wyatt says, before claiming he makes $100k a month doing this.
My skepticism is jumping outta the toaster like a Pop-Tart.
Wyatt has until the end of this 7-Figure Academy review to turn me into a believer.
Mike Brusca looks like he shot this video about a million years before Christ. Can somebody get this guy a new webcam?
Also, did the Grateful Dead have a garage sale I didn’t hear about?
Mike and his brother Joe have been trying to make money online since 2014.
They’ve done every side hustle you can think of. Amazon FBA, Kindle publishing, niche blogging, land investing.
Most of it ended in a towering mound of disappointment, but not all.
They claim to have made over $30 million in revenue from dropshipping, despite resembling dudes you’d see on the public bus headed to Taco Bell for lunch.
Mike Campion got the memo about bringing a bucket and a mop for this wet ass… never mind.
He can help you build a million dollar cleaning company while enjoying more time off.
If you own a cleaning business, you’re probably used to juggling everything from payroll to customer service. Sixty-hour weeks are the norm. Gotta do more to earn more, right?
Nuh-uh, says Mike.
That belief has saggy boobs and sciatic pain.
The Clean Profit Accelerator course promises to modernize your approach.
Fabiana Claure is a pianist and business strategist for musicians. She’s the creator of The Musician’s Profit Umbrella: a mentorship program that can help you build, grow, and scale your music biz online.
That’s right, create financial and artistic prosperity without working so damn much.
Whether you’re performing or teaching, right now, you’re trading time for money, aren’t you? That’s not scalable and it may not even be sustainable – if you’re on the verge of burnout.
Tim Luong and his dad, Tom, use something called Echo Mapping to spot winning investments before they blast off.
Tom escaped Vietnam, came to America without a penny to his name, couldn’t speak a lick of English, never worked on Wall Street, and now makes over $1 million a year with this strategy.
Oh, and he trades less than three hours a day.
Tom’s a certified gangster of the highest order. No question about it, he’s Mr. I Be On That Block.
But if this father-son duo’s so good at trading, why do they need your money?
Miriam Laundry’s kitchen probably smells fresh and lemony. I bet she makes crêpes topped with strawberries and powdered sugar for the whole family on Sunday mornings.
Miriam owns Miriam Laundry Publishing.
She’s written five bestselling and award-winning children’s books, given a TEDx Talk, and set a Guinness World Record for the largest online book discussion in a 24-hour period.
She’s more fabulous than Beyoncé’s closet.
Now she’s on a mission to give you the confidence and knowledge you need to publish your own children’s book and make a positive impact on the younger generation.
Karla Marie looks like your buddy’s wife. She’s cute. Whenever you go out for a couples’ dinner and the drinks are flowing, you definitely flirt but never cross the line.
Bros before hoes, right?
You could see her working as a vet tech, volunteering at her daughter’s school once a week, helping those adorable little lumps of snot and sass learn how to read.
But no. Karla sells a make-money-online program called Fiction Profits Academy, which she started in 2015 after years of earning six figures from publishing fiction novels.
