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THIS 17-YEAR-OLD SHOWED HIS APP STORE CONNECT LIVE ON CAMERA - $1.14 MILLION IN OCTOBER ALONE - AND HE BUILDS WITH AI interviewer asked him to refresh the page so no one could say it was fake - he refreshed - $1,140,000 in one month sitting right there on screen he's 17 - builds mobile consumer apps - his current one is CalAI - you take a photo of your food and it tells you the calories one idea, one app, one AI feature that solves a problem everyone has - and it scaled to $1.1M/month now Claude Opus 4.8 runs the entire YouTube automation layer on top - clipping, scripting, publishing - $16,567/month from one channel running on autopilot while the app keeps printing TJRmindset pulled 535,276 views in 7 days with the same setup - YouTube estimates $199/month but that's not where the money is - the money is in what the audience does after they watch 17 years old, one camera refresh, one number that changes how you think about what's actually possible right now

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Aaron Donald says he walked away from $30,000,000 because he lost his passion for football “I felt like I didn't have the passion to train all year around anymore. I didn't have the passion to think about playing 17 games and all the work that I gotta put into it. I lost that passion to do that. So I lost the passion to play football, so it was time for me to walk away from it” LeSean: “We go to dinner and we just talking, we vibing. He's the first non-quarterback to make $30 million in a year. People don't do that” “We're talking and I'm like, ‘Yo man, it's crazy that you're retiring.’ He's like, ‘Yeah man, I just wanted to be fair to the team, so I gave the $30 million back’” “I'm sitting there like, ‘This dude just said he gave up $30 million.’ You could easily go on there for camp, pull a hamstring, and get that 30 piece. That's when you know you're rich”

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His parents heard YouTube videos through the wall for 13 days. They did not know their 24-year-old son was building a faceless channel on pace for $4,000 a month. No camera. No editor. No voice of his own. Just one format repeated until YouTube started paying attention: “the economics of owning an airport” “the economics of owning a private jet” “the economics of owning a hospital” Claude writes the script from one topic. AI voice reads it. AI tools generate the visuals. He reviews the final version and schedules the upload. First 12 days from zero: 272,000 views on the first video. 136,000 views on the second. 4,300 subscribers. Around $4,000 month-one pace. Then one of his students copied the same template for a finance channel. 13 days later: 10,800 subscribers and one shopping mall video already made $500+. That is the part most people miss. He did not build a channel around his personality. He built a format Claude can repeat.

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Meet Colin. He's 26 and made $231,000 last year helping people do something they already do every day. He charges $875 for a 75 minute phone call. He has zero sales experience. Colin started as a side hustle while working insurance. First month: $1,000. Costs: $100 in software. Eight months later he quit after making $13,000 in a single month. All his clients come from LinkedIn. Doesnt even do outbound. They show up in his inbox every day. A few months before he started, he knew nothing about this industry. But literally spent a weekend with Claude and some blogs and became an expert. What is it? He's a credit card rewards consultant. Helps business owners spending $20k to $60k/month on credit cards earn 2-3X more points than they currently are. Most of these guys are on 1% cashback cards from their local bank. Colin shows them how to switch to cards earning 3X or 4X on the same spending. Then books them a trip to Europe in business class with the points. In this episode Colin: - Breaks down his $875 package and exactly what's included - Shows how business owners are leaving hundreds of thousands of points on the table - Explains why points devalue faster than the dollar - Gives the exact tools he uses to find award flight deals - Explains why anyone could start this as a side hustle today Even if you're not a "points guy", this is a banger.

Meet Colin. He's 26 and made $231,000 last year helping people do something they already do every day. He charges $875 for a 75 minute phone call. He has zero sales experience. Colin started as a side hustle while working insurance. First month: $1,000. Costs: $100 in software. Eight months later he quit after making $13,000 in a single month. All his clients come from LinkedIn. Doesnt even do outbound. They show up in his inbox every day. A few months before he started, he knew nothing about this industry. But literally spent a weekend with Claude and some blogs and became an expert. What is it? He's a credit card rewards consultant. Helps business owners spending $20k to $60k/month on credit cards earn 2-3X more points than they currently are. Most of these guys are on 1% cashback cards from their local bank. Colin shows them how to switch to cards earning 3X or 4X on the same spending. Then books them a trip to Europe in business class with the points. In this episode Colin: - Breaks down his $875 package and exactly what's included - Shows how business owners are leaving hundreds of thousands of points on the table - Explains why points devalue faster than the dollar - Gives the exact tools he uses to find award flight deals - Explains why anyone could start this as a side hustle today Even if you're not a "points guy", this is a banger.

Chris Koerner

170,344 views • 3 months ago

$999 AI audits. Near-zero cost. 99 out of 100 businesses need one. The full system: → AI voice agent (built on Retell. ai) calls the business owner → Runs a 20-30 min interview on their day-to-day → Transcript pipes to Claude: "find off-the-shelf tools that fix these pain points" → Drop the output into Gamma doc → 48hr turnaround, then a 30-min follow-up call → That call upsells: process optimization ($3-5K), Zapier builds ($1-3K), CRM setup ($3-5K), custom GPT knowledge systems DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP: Do at least 5-10 audits yourself before building the voice agent. This lets you perfect your question bank, get a feel for common pain points, and get familiar with your most recommended tools. Full breakdown on Chris Koerner's Koerner Office Podcast (full video below).

$999 AI audits. Near-zero cost. 99 out of 100 businesses need one. The full system: → AI voice agent (built on Retell. ai) calls the business owner → Runs a 20-30 min interview on their day-to-day → Transcript pipes to Claude: "find off-the-shelf tools that fix these pain points" → Drop the output into Gamma doc → 48hr turnaround, then a 30-min follow-up call → That call upsells: process optimization ($3-5K), Zapier builds ($1-3K), CRM setup ($3-5K), custom GPT knowledge systems DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP: Do at least 5-10 audits yourself before building the voice agent. This lets you perfect your question bank, get a feel for common pain points, and get familiar with your most recommended tools. Full breakdown on Chris Koerner's Koerner Office Podcast (full video below).

Corey Ganim

143,796 views • 3 months ago

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Ridark

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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: The rise and fall of OnlyFans The owner of OnlyFans made $700 million last year with just 46 employees and no debt. By almost any measure, it’s one of the most profitable businesses on the internet. About a year ago, the owner tried to sell the company and has been struggling ever since to get the price he wants. So why is one of the most profitable businesses in internet history so hard to sell? The answer goes back to how the business was built. It all started with a $10,000 loan from a father to his son to launch the company. Today, more than $7.2 billion in revenue flows through OnlyFans each year. If a business generating $700 million in annual cash flow were publicly traded, it would likely be valued in the tens of billions of dollars. But here we are, and OnlyFans is still stuck on the market. And look, this is a complicated story. OnlyFans is an adult content platform, which makes it one of the more challenging businesses to analyze and talk about openly. Still, there are some fascinating business lessons behind how it grew, why it became so profitable, and why selling it has proven so difficult.

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