Jack McColl has me questioning my sexual orientation. Hey, sometimes a feller has a few whiskies, makes a pass at another buckaroo, and they end up sharing a tent.
These things happen.
Especially when that buckaroo sports a tan, a man bun, and a smoldering look like that.
But let’s pivot.
You’re here for my Credit Stacking review, not an admission of bicuriosity.
Jack says you can get 0% investment capital to fund any business, be it affiliate marketing, ecom, dropshipping, flipping houses, starting an agency, remote closing, or whatever else.
Luke Belmar’s the type of dude who’d pull out just so he can finish on himself.
I can see him installing a cold plunge in his sauna, freeing up precious minutes to update his vision board, touch grass, or rant about the perils of tap water.
He’s got that “Agent Smith is about to kick down my door at any minute” energy.
Kayse Morris used to teach English. Now she makes millions teaching teachers how to monetize their skills online – something Kayse started doing a few years back just to cover her Netflix bill.
At the time, she was super busy, had no experience, and wasn’t techie at all. Not to mention, her credit cards were maxed out.
But guess what?
Today she runs a seven figure business working whenever and wherever she wants, and has time for family, CrossFit, and other hobbies.
Tim Oyler is the founder of Golf Pro Launch. They’ll help you turn your in-person lesson business into a highly profitable online coaching business – or you don’t pay.
Tim’s company has generated more than $150 million in sales since 2009.
They’ve worked with the who’s who of the golf industry: Tiger’s former coach Hank Haney, Jimmy Hanlin of FOX Sports, Michael Breed of the Golf Channel, Peter Kostis and Gary McCord of CBS, long drive champion Jamie Sadlowski, and more.
Bailey Kramer is an Airbnb co-host. He manages listings and handles all the operations on behalf of other Airbnb owners in exchange for 20% of gross revenue.
He’s got 17 properties under management, and he’s only 23.
How’d he get his start?
By networking in Facebook Groups, on BiggerPockets, and just shooting straight with people – “I’m trying to get my first Airbnb” – and seeing how he could add value to what they were doing.
Austin, Josh and Will wanna help you build an online business, escape the 9-5 and live your dream life.
Or are you just financing theirs? By the end of this Freedom review, you’ll have your answer.
Make money in 30 days or less with a Customer First Brand, they say. Achieve financial, time and location freedom, they say.
Shirts must be optional.
Don’t you want more out of life? To travel the world like your favorite influencers on social media? With their bright white smiles and nice end-of-summer tans and lean bodies despite always being out for food and drinks?
Derek Cheung looks like he’s auditioning for the role of “Guy everyone loves to hate.”
Derek’s got Airbnbs sprinkled throughout Iowa, Texas, and Michigan that produce about $400k/mo in bookings with 40% of that being profit.
So he’s pocketing, what, $160,000/mo in his mid-20s?
Jeez. Must be exhausting lugging those big balls around all day.
And that’s not counting what he’s making peddling his Airbnb Empire Academy, which costs anywhere from $5,000 to $25,000 depending on the level you join at.
Speaking of which, some pretty unsettling accusations have surfaced.
Picture taking a drink every time you saw an ad from Lucas Lee-Tyson or Ozzie Blessed.
You’d be an end-stage alcoholic, bellied up to the bar next to a gal named Marge who, sure, she smokes a pack a day but she also makes a mean breakfast quiche.
Lucas launched Growth Cave from his college dorm room and became a millionaire by age 24.
He’s got as much credibility as a fortune teller, but I’ll humor him.
Whether you’re searching for reviews of Growth Cave, Digital Freedom System, Learn From Lucas, Ozzie Blessed, Cashflow Consultant, Passive Apps, or Apex Mind, they all point to the same conclusion: a toxic waste dump of an offer.
