It's interesting to compare the real gold rush in 1849 to that of the "digital gold rush" See what I mean⬇️

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And I learned A LOT. Meeting up IRL with fellow synthesizers inspired me to make this video. Can't wait to do it again!

As requested by The Kirbinator, (formerly known as @Andrew Kirby) I will post a bit about myself and my biz partner @Jeffrey Buoncristiano. You might be surprised what you get from this. Im not gonna repost my long ass "how i did it" book here. Instead I'm going to show you something: I considered titling this post something more fun, but the fact is (if youve been in business long) that its ingrained in us to want something different than we need. We. just. Can't. Stop it. Me and Buon are not well known names in the skool community now because we are loud, colorful, and weird. We are because we made 8k in 1 hour. But what im here to tell you is that THAT is the reason why we made 8k in one hour. BECAUSE we are loud, colorful, and WEIRD. or at least different. And thats my point. While you are on your business path, (even becoming a Synthesizer), if you are anything like me, you have to learn quite a few things in order to succeed. And a lot of them require learning to speak to the mind of others. And in many cases play the business game as it has been played. There is nothing wrong with that. But you HAVE to be careful here. Because as lame as it sounds, the emotional part STILL exists and (simply put) if you don't feed it, you lose yourself The same goes for your clients, friends, and family. And even political ass munches. (they lost their soul because they got lost playing the game) So. If you really want to succeed in your industry quickly, you need to stand out. and you stand out by not stopping your goofy impulses. the harmless ones. That authenticity is the invisible currency that we are ALL craving deep down. Money is nice, but having a place to simply be yourself is just as important. The lesson here is this: If you want to grow fast. be different. For you that means taking all the boring parts of your business, and paint that shit pink and yellow! Relieving your clients pains doesnt mean just giving them more time.

Currently I'm watching a creator booth video on how to go full time on YouTube. And ideally, I'm trying to go full time in the next 2 months right before I graduate. And right now I'm trying to figure out the "niche" of what to sell. I already know the niche broadly, and it's eliminating pain in everyday life or exercise, aka injure proofing the body. But I'm trying to decide whether or not I should 1. Either sell a product where I give the solution of injure proofing the ENTIRE body(yes I know how to do that). Or 2. Solve a really really specific solution like knee pain(which I notice is the most common type of pain). And I could be overthinking it, but in the knee pain option, I could add the other stuff to help injure proof the rest of their body. Anyways, any advice would be appreciated. And also if you are in the exercise niche, which problem would you most likely buy(don't bullshit yourself and be realistic). Would you buy a product that promises to injure/bulletproof your entire body? Or would you buy a product that would solve a specific problem like knee pain? I've already got experience and testimonials in both areas, so any advice would be very helpful. P.S - Inside those products I'll also be selling things like consulting, where if people that buy the program still have questions, they can pay me $50-$100 for a call. Is that also a good idea?