When skipping investing is genius — and when it’s just reckless Alex Hormozi and Leila Hormozi didn’t get rich by dollar-cost averaging into index funds in their 20s. They built businesses. Aggressively. Obsessively. For years. The payoff was massive enough that traditional investing barely mattered….
And turn “interested” into paid Most teaching businesses don’t actually have a lead problem. They have a follow-through problem. People reach out. They call. They text. They DM. And then the teacher responds late, or vaguely, or like the person is interrupting their life. Or they…
Refusing to trade vulnerability and your privacy for income A lot of people don’t want to be a “personal brand.” They don’t want to post their face every day. They don’t want to turn their life into content. They don’t want to explain themselves to the…
No website. No social media. Just two-line signs, fast follow-up, and a close that convert I didn’t stumble into business. I got pushed into it — on purpose. It started in the family van. My parents turned around and told me I should start teaching piano lessons….
How to keep money coming in even when your hours get cut or your job disappears — People talk about jobs like they’re safety. They’re not always exact. They’re agreements until they aren’t. When I was working in fast food and retail, I didn’t think…
Get bookings without overcomplicating marketing or relying on algorithms My teaching studio wasn’t special because it was music or education or career coaching. It worked because it was structured. What most people miss when they look at teaching businesses is that the subject barely matters. …