Most people overcomplicate offers. But if you include just four things in a simple Google Doc, you can close clients... without a call, funnel, or pitch deck. Just added a training inside the Classroom that I did last week on making an offer in 10-Mins: https://www.skool.com/youtupreneur-plus/classroom/660df4ad?md=4291d13a8b734008907e85cce224cdec But anyways, here's the formula: 1. Promise + Time Frame Make the transformation stupid simple. Not fluffy. Not vague. Example: “Add $10K/month with YouTube in 6 weeks” → It should feel like a pill, not a workout. 2. The Path Don’t just say “I’ll help you.” Show the steps. Think: flashlight in a cave. Be the one who shows the way... visibly, clearly, confidently. 3. Pricing People don’t hate your price—they just don’t believe your offer yet. Make it feel easy to start, valuable to stay, and obvious to upgrade. Example: $100/week → feels low-risk, builds trust $3K paid-in-full bonus (15-20% off) → feels smart, gives you cash flow 4. Why Now No urgency = dead leads. Use real deadlines, cap spots, or bonuses to move people from “thinking” to acting. Don’t fake it. Just be decisive. Frame the offer like it’s open now, gone soon. If your Google Doc nails those four elements… → You don’t need charisma. → You don’t need a funnel. → You don’t need a 45-minute call. You just need a clear, believable, low-friction offer with urgency. That's how I made my last $25K+ without sales calls, scaled with a VA, and works less than an hour a day.

Thank you to Mihir for the guidance, and APJ on the edits. Excited to make video 2! https://youtu.be/As1DT8UIe9o?si=OwSONBUDbea6v-xw

Hi all, I’ve completed the filming for my first video and am Looking to outsource the editing. Any suggestions? Thank you!