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Do you actually understand what he just built. A box that sits under a desk, pulls $8 a month in electricity, and runs a business that makes $17,000 a month. That same box brings in $2,500 per client. On repeat. He didn't buy software. He didn't hire anyone. He... built six agents on hardware he owns outright and pointed them at a lead generation business. One agent finds the prospects. One writes personalized outreach for each one. One reviews everything before it goes out. One sends it. One tracks what's working. Five to ten booked calls a week. $1,000 to $2,000 per client per month. Two to three hours of actual work from him. The box does the rest while he's not watching. Most people see a mini PC. He sees a business that never clocks out.show more

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SPEED KILLS Rockies Jake McCarthy lays down a bunt in an untraditional situation. Ninth inning two run lead with one out 3-1 count. Usually a damage count. He sees the 3B back off & pretty much give him a free hit. He looks at it as a double because he is confident in his ability to steal 2B which he does. He then bounces around at 2B & distracts the pitcher enough that he balks. He goes to 3B & scores on a sac fly. Not the kind of disruptive one man band stuff you see in professional baseball very often.

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162,564 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

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A GUY BOUGHT 4 OF THESE FOR $30K EACH. LAST MONTH THEY TILED 11 APARTMENTS AND HE POCKETED $86,000. Old way: one tiler, one flat, 3 days, split the money with the crew. His robots do a full apartment in a night, four at once, no wages at the end of it. He charges the same $2,000-a-unit every contractor charges. Difference is nobody's getting paid but him. $120K spent once, made back in under two months, and they're still laying tile while he sleeps. Tiling was supposed to be too precise for a machine. Turns out precise is the easy part. The hard part was finding someone willing to buy in before everyone else did. He did. Now he owns a crew that works for free.

A GUY BOUGHT 4 OF THESE FOR $30K EACH. LAST MONTH THEY TILED 11 APARTMENTS AND HE POCKETED $86,000. Old way: one tiler, one flat, 3 days, split the money with the crew. His robots do a full apartment in a night, four at once, no wages at the end of it. He charges the same $2,000-a-unit every contractor charges. Difference is nobody's getting paid but him. $120K spent once, made back in under two months, and they're still laying tile while he sleeps. Tiling was supposed to be too precise for a machine. Turns out precise is the easy part. The hard part was finding someone willing to buy in before everyone else did. He did. Now he owns a crew that works for free.

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