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The Numbers Behind a $1M/Year Recurring Info Business
Most people say they want a 7-figure info business, but almost no one actually knows the numbers behind it. How many paying members do you really need? What about churn—how many people will cancel each month, and how do you stay ahead of it? In today’s Pocket Coaching video, I’m breaking down the exact math of hitting $1M per year in recurring revenue—and why most people never make it. Watch now and see if your business is set up to scale or if you’re missing a critical piece of the puzzle. After watching, drop a comment with your price point and how many members you'd need to hit $1M/year. Let's see who's closest to making it happen!
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@Kevin Gebert I have zero care for revenue I am always focused on cash collected. Revenue and gross are vanity metrics. You're obviously missing the big picture point I'm making here. I'm trying to make the point of the churn and how it needs to be calculated. If you really want to make a million you damn near have to make two million and still figure in vanity metrics. The point was churn never gets calculated into a monthly recurring business.
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@Mike Farley yeah it's crazy. Business is just a math game.
Wish you could focus and be consistent?
**Focus** arises from eliminating distractions. **Consistency** stems from having a goal that cannot be disregarded. Below in the comments what are 3 distractions that you must remove immediately to enhance your focus: 1. ________________________ 2. ________________________ 3. ________________________ Identify one goal that cannot be ignored or not achieved. Take action!
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Wish you could focus and be consistent?
Be Honest… Why Haven’t You Made Money Online Yet?
What's the #1 reason you believe is stopping you from making money online? Be brutally honest—no filters. Whether it's lack of time, tech skills, fear of failure, or something else, drop it in the comments.
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Be Honest… Why Haven’t You Made Money Online Yet?
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@Torbjörn Strand the people that you’ve helped and that you can help they have all the answers for you in terms of what type of content you should make you just need to talk to them so that you can know what you need to make. Then simply solve their problem and show them where to get a complete solution from you. Keep it simple and just answer people’s questions if you’re the answer to your audiences question all the time who do you think they’re gonna go for when they need something? Don’t overthink it.
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• What is your sales goal for the next 12 months? • What are you selling, and how much does each sale generate? • Calculate how many units you need to sell per month or day. • Determine how many leads you need to generate daily. • Aim for at least 20 leads per day. • Study the people who have the problem you can solve. • Identify the type of content you can create that addresses their questions and captures their attention. • Get them on your email list. • Build a relationship with them. • Show them that you can help them by actually helping them. • Drive them to purchase your product. • Provide them with the desired result. • Leverage those testimonials to generate more sales. • Experience exponential growth as long as you remain committed and focused.
Are You Avoiding The Pain That Leads To Freedom?
Intensity is everywhere, but consistency? That’s rare. Here’s the thing: focused people don’t chase everything—they cut out the noise. Warren Buffett is the perfect example. He didn’t build his fortune by saying yes to every opportunity. Instead, he picked a few key investments and stuck with them for decades. The rest? Ignored. Because without focus, distractions take over. And when something feels impossible, ask yourself this: is it really impossible, or just uncomfortable? The people who accomplish extraordinary things are the ones willing to face what others won’t. Think about SpaceX. Back in 2002, everyone said private companies couldn’t build orbital rockets. Elon Musk faced failure, ridicule, and endless setbacks—things most people wouldn’t endure. Sometimes, what you call impossible is just the pain you’re not willing to push through. 💪 What’s something you’re avoiding that you’ll push through this week?
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Are You Avoiding The Pain That Leads To Freedom?
What's the BIGGEST struggle in your business right now?
Using a single sentence explain what your roadblock is.
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What's the BIGGEST struggle in your business right now?
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@Chris Da Sie are you inviting them to virtual events where you provide value up front and sell on the back end? (Webinars, workshops, etc…)
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