Jon Melillo has a way to make money that’ll leave you absolutely aching with excitement.
You’ll wanna pull the Beretta over on a gravel road, slide your seat back, and let it climb on top of you until it gets pregnant. That’s how much you’ll lust for it.
Jon, who reminds me of a Minecraft character with his blocky head, calls it drop servicing.
(Not a diss! Great jawline!)
But basically: sell services to customers, outsource the work, and keep the change.
Jon and his business partners, Mark Gross and Parker Jay Smith, have done this in the cleaning niche.
Jason Alex’s vibe is colder than the iceberg that sank the Titanic. He says he’s got the fastest and easiest way to make passive income online.
You probably won’t believe him, but here goes.
Jason’s been building online businesses for the past 10 years. He’s done pretty well with them.
Everything from creating ecommerce brands to dropshipping, Amazon FBA, freelance web design, he’s owned a digital marketing agency, even dabbled in affiliate marketing.
Alison J Prince, channeling her inner Dean Graziosi, says you can turn a printer into a side hustle.
And you can do it in three days, working just 90 minutes a day.
Wait… printer?
Like that thing nobody uses unless you need a return label for those Nike shoes that didn’t fit, or your kid got Bucket Filler at school and had to print some family photos for their little All About Me collage?
Branden Condy: if trying too hard was a person, am I right? Is this guy wearing eyeliner?
Spencer Cornelia, a YouTuber who exposes fake gurus, called Branden out for:
His questionable backstory (homeless to millionaire in like six months).
Paying for positive press on sites like Daily Mail and Disrupt Magazine.
Using misleading marketing to sell outrageously priced done-for-you ecom stores (some of which got banned by Amazon and made no money for his clients).
Getting accused of domestic violence by his ex.
Trying to get Spencer’s Instagram account shut down in retaliation.
Christopher Reader was a broke college kid living with mommy and daddy not that long ago. He worked part-time at a restaurant, washing dishes in the back.
Now he’s an eight figure super affiliate traveling the world.
And he’s got the pictures to prove it. Always a beautiful backdrop. Always gazing off in the distance, as if he knows something we don’t.
Who’s taking the pictures? I’m guessing he asked them to? How’d he get that deep in thought just moments later?
When I have someone take a picture of me, I just look at the camera and smile.
While I’m stifling my boredom by endlessly scrolling, tapping, and swiping on my $1,100 depression device from Apple, Kwadwo Tuffour is using his to manage a $10 million Amazon business.
You probably know him as KT Hustles.
You also know having only one income stream today is like walking through gunfire hoping to emerge unscathed.
With cost of living skyrocketing and layoffs spiking, you’re bound to catch a stray sooner or later.
Is KT’s “Trusted Vendor Model” for selling on Amazon the answer though?
James Camp buys and sells digital assets to quickly build wealth without a license, loan or any past experience.
The ROI is better than you’d see with stocks, crypto and real estate. There’s less volatility. Less time involved (1-2 hours a day). You can do it from home. And it’s super easy to execute on.
Plus it’s untouched by private equity and venture capital. The major players just aren’t that interested in this, leaving plenty of room for the little guy.
Max Horenstein could pass for a Rocco. Dude looks like he’d toss you out a 20-story window over a hundred bucks, expressionless as you smack the pavement and become meatloaf.
Under Marital Status, if there’s no box for “Hit it and quit it,” I imagine he just checks “Single.”
Probably had a full sleeve tattoo until the lower half saw his fist and vanished.
A couple years ago Max was running ads telling us Airbnb arbitrage was how he went from $0 to $30k/month. Now he says it’s land flipping.
