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@infobodie NOCALLS

i mapped out the entire funnel architecture that closes $5k-$10k deals on autopilot WITHOUT sales calls... you do not have to constantly hop on calls anymore once this is running it literally closes while you sleep put together a 12 page google doc with the full breakdown went over stuff like: - the self-closing funnel structure that qualifies and converts without you - VSL framework with exact timestamps for each section - application questions that get prospects to convince themselves they need you - payment page psychology for removing friction on $5k+ purchases - the follow up sequence that resurrects 30-50% of "lost" leads - tech stack walkthrough and how to wire it all together with zapier - when this works vs when you actually need calls (gotta be honest) - and a week by week build timeline (special addition) want the 12 pages? like + comment "NOCALLS" and i got you (following required so i can send) this has sauce that gurus charge thousands for but im posting it anyway lol

alex hormozi 1. started a gym, realized helping other gyms scale paid more for less work 2. started gym launch, realized selling the licensing to the frameworks paid more in profit and less work 3. eventually started acquisition to help businesses scale we all start somewhere

he's not saturating his niche because he doesn't probably run a marketing agency himself anymore. the course selling is his main source of income now.

brezscales 1. started a clothing brand, realized that marketing paid more and less work 2. started a marketing agency for clothing brands, realized that selling courses paid even more 3. started selling courses about freelance brand scaling he built momentum

@infobodie the type twos wont convert into type threes. they have motivation, not discipline, and chances are it's going to stay that way for them.

there are three types of people who buy courses 2 of them are rtarded asf (we should kick them out of online business) type 1: collectors - buy everything - implement literally nothing - blame the guru - ltv: one purchase + refund request type 2: dabblers - start strong - fade after week two - "i'll get back to it" bs - lifetime value: one purchase + occasional upsell type 3: executors - buy selectively - implement IMMEDIATELY - get results - come back for more - lifetime value: 10x the other two your job is to repel type 1, convert type 2 into type 3, and attract type 3s from the start

@infobodie the solution is developing a business that can run on it's own without the founder. That requires building systems, creating SOPs, and training new hires to keep the machine running. Then, you have freedom in your back pocket. It just takes time to get there.

the amount of people making $200k+ PER MONTH who are genuinely miserable as fck would shock you they thought money would solve everything but it didn't now they have: - money but no friends (everyone wants something) - a business that needs them 24/7 - health issues - no relationship or a broken one - whole bunch of mental health problems they built the dream and realized it's actually a PRISON and they can't even enjoy what they created because stopping means it all falls apart some of the most successful people i know hate their lives money solved the money problems but it created a hundred new ones (if done wrong) this isn't an excuse to stay broke though lmao you still should get rich but just don't think it's the finish line because it's not even the halfway point money is not the desired outcome having a good life is and money will help you get there but you need more than just money to get there (health, relationships, freedom, children, etc.) lifemaxx

If you can’t make it work now, stop assuming you’ll magically make it work later.

Whenever I get to a low point where I think “why do I even bother?” I just try to remind myself “this is where most people stop, and this is why they don’t win.”

not just what you want to count counts, everything counts

if it was easy, everyone would do it

when everyone in college says you dont need to worry about having a good gpa, i think that just makes someone with a high gpa more valuable

what people think you are, is what you are

Success isn’t about natural ability, it’s about endurance to suffer.

Every day you don't become better than you were yesterday is a day you've failed yourself.

In everything you do, at all times, you're all-in. So, make it count.

When I registered for my classes for freshman year, I told the academic advisor that I love accounting and macroeconomics and I was excited to take those classes for my 2nd semester. She said: "I've never heard anyone ever say that before."

Businesses built on instant dopamine, impulse, and desire scale faster than innovation

@FacelessChems YouTube policy change = I’m cooked

This is ALL you need to become a millionaire in your 20s. Lock in.

@EliusHQ Ur right bro, I should just drop out of college and wash cars for a living instead

Imagine thinking going to school is still somehow a good idea in Q4 2025

and im not even kidding when i say this

in HS i got a bad grade on a finance project cuz i already knew too much about finance