Jack Tran, wearing those pants like he was born in ’em, can help you become a highly-paid remote software engineer, even if you don’t know how to code.
Maybe you’re fresh outta high school or college and you’re barely scraping by on ramen noodles and tap water.
Or maybe you’ve got a job that pays well but it’s stressful and has you working way too many hours.
Maybe you’d rather travel the world and be a digital nomad.
Stacy Rossetti looks like she’s about to hand me a sheet of paper full of numbers and ask me to find the mean, median, and mode.
And if me and Brandon don’t stop laughing about how his Beretta was “sure purring” over the weekend while we cruised the strip looking for chicks and peeled out after every red light, we’ll both get another detention.
God I miss the simpler times and my high school homies, just not the homework. I wonder what ever happened to B-Money?
Sorry, this is about Stacy Rossetti and her $15,000 StorageNerds Legacy Membership.
Chelsea Ouimet went from MLM to MLM to MLM, to boutique clothing, back to network marketing, did a little social media marketing, then got into affiliate marketing.
Affiliate marketing is the first thing that made her big money.
Before that, life was happening, debt was building.
She and her husband had just had their third kid, moved from New York to South Carolina, put their oldest in a private school they couldn’t really afford.
Then Chelsea sees this 15 Day Online Business Builder Challenge thingamajig. It only cost $7, so what the hell, right?
Melodee Fiske describes herself as a wife, mom, Christ follower, and homeschooler.
You just know she knows her way around a Hobby Lobby.
When her boys were young, she put down the chalk and picked up a camera, determined to stay home while pursuing her passion.
That led to Melodee Lynn Photography, where she spent a few years capturing seniors, families, and weddings before launching Pretty Focused to teach others how to become professional food photographers, even if they have no experience.
Elliot Phillips says you can replace your teaching salary in the next 90 days, doing work you love, feeling energized like a disco ball at a dance party.
“So if you’re a teacher,” he says, “and you’re fed up with being tired, overworked, and burnt out? Because you’re always working 70 hours per week?”
“But you are passionate about your job, you’d love to keep teaching but in a way that you have control?” he says.
“You wanna be your own boss, control your schedule, and get paid what you’re worth?” he says.
Valerie Elhurr looks as if she’s about to say, “For hair so healthy, it shines.” But no.
She’s here to help you start and scale your own coaching business to six figures and beyond.
Secret #1 is to make friends with failure.
You will fail along the way.
“This is one of the things that I attribute to my million dollar business the most,” Valerie says.
“The way my mentor described it to me is that failure is a river you have to go down. At the end, the mouth opens up into an ocean of success,” she continues.
Carly Walton has a three-step plan for you to build a highly profitable online music studio.
Carly went to Berklee College of Music in Boston where she studied piano music education.
After graduating, she got a job teaching music at a K-8th grade school in Cambridge. Awesome job, really fun, but also a lot of work for very little pay.
Just to make ends meet, after school got out, Carly would drive around Boston giving private piano lessons.
A year into it, she was donezo like a pizza in a hot oven.
Ginger Schell looks like the mom who’d not only bake cookies for the PTA meeting but also volunteer for the field trip to the zoo, rocking a fanny pack loaded with snacks and sunscreen for everyone.
Heck, my mom could barely show up to deliver me.
Between her narrow hips and my fat head, I s’pose we’re both lucky to be here.
Anyways.
If you’re a professional feeling unfulfilled, burnt out, and trapped in your current job, Ginger wants to show you how to start your own transcription business.
