In Part 1 we talked about pent up demand: https://www.skool.com/make-em-beg-to-buy-4557/the-fastest-way-to-cash-when-you-need-it-now-part-1?p=780f202c In Part 2 we talked about how to spot it: https://www.skool.com/make-em-beg-to-buy-4557/the-fastest-way-to-cash-when-you-need-it-now-part-2?p=2d34d566 Today we’ll talk about the easiest thing to sell in 2025 & moving into 2026. Travis shared with me that in the new age of AI and information overload people are craving 6 specific things: 1. CERTAINTY… Will this actually work for me? 2. DOABILITY… Can I actually pull this off? 3. SPEED… How fast can I get results? 4. FUN… Will I enjoy this process? 5. INTIMACY… Small groups, personal attention 6. HUMAN CONNECTION… Real people, not bots Scale each factor 1-10. The higher your total score the faster it sells. So what’s crushing now? Small intensive workshops (1-10 people). Virtual is good. In person is even better. It can be done in a weekend. You could sell spots for $1k, $2k, $5k, even $10k+ and it can sell out fast. Can you guess why it works so well? ✅ it’s certain (you WILL get the result) ✅ it’s doable (done with you) ✅ Fast (one weekend) ✅ Fun (another online course = 🥱) ✅ Intimate (small group) ✅ Human connection (meet real people) It hits all 6 factors. It’s always been true. But now more than ever people are lonely. Social media connected us but made us feel isolated. We’re overwhelmed by choices. Now we’re at a point we want certainty over information. People will pay a premium for transformation over information. Travis has run a few in person workshops. The pitch is basically “Fly out to Little Rock for a weekend. When you leave, you’ll have this cool xyz result.” It’s a complete offer that hits all 6 factors.

In part 1 I broke down pent up demand: https://www.skool.com/make-em-beg-to-buy-4557/the-fastest-way-to-cash-when-you-need-it-now-part-1?p=780f202c Today I’ll show you how to find it. Most people THINK they know what their/their partners audience wants. They build it. Then crickets. Or they assume the market is saturated or has no money. Wrong. There are always people with money willing to throw it at you if you make the right offer. If that isn’t the case it’s because we’re not offering what they actually want. Travis teaches two simple ways to find pent up demand without guessing… Method 1: The Discussion Test Look for conversations in groups that go LONG and get people fired up. If they’re talking about something obsessively… That’s your goldmine. They want a solution. They just haven’t found one that works yet. Example: You see a thread in a Facebook/Skool group where 50+ comments are debating the best way to do X. People are frustrated. They’re trying different approaches. Nothing’s quite right. That’s pent up demand screaming at you. Method 2: The Poll Method (This is the cheat code) Don’t guess. Just ask. Takes 5 minutes to post a poll. Tells you everything you need to know. “Would you be interested in X?” If nobody bites just pivot. If they’re excited you’ve struck oil. This is how you remove all the guesswork. You’re not betting on what you THINK people want. You’re letting them tell you directly. Travis says “With a wee bit of practice: Pent up Demand + sorting/sifting = sales coming like Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.” But you have to FIND it first. So don’t build in a vacuum. Start watching the conversations. Start asking the questions. The demand is already there. You just need to spot it. Part 3 coming soon…

Over the last few weeks I can’t help but notice. Travis keeps bringing up this 1 thing… Whether it’s on Facebook. Here on Skool. Or anywhere else. He keeps pointing back to one big thing none of the goo-roos are talking about. The thing you can reach for when you need a quick $5k, $10k, $20k+… And it’s not about building anything from scratch (which takes forever). It’s about finding demand that’s already there sitting just under the surface. Travis calls it Pent-Up Demand. You may wonder “wtf is that?” It’s simple: It’s what people already want, but nobody’s offering. As something becomes popular it eventually gets played out. The thing that was heaven yesterday becomes hell today. People will always have something they want to escape from. For example: take someone running live events and challenges… This automatically creates demand for virtual versions. And the opposite is also true. Someone running big online events creates massive demand for small in person events with more intimacy. Someone selling courses that take months to complete creates demand for a “let’s get it done in a weekend” version. Every action creates an equal and opposite reaction. When Travis decided to offer the virtual version of his Big Ticket Email Mojo after doing it exclusively in person… he sold out 20 spots at $6K each in one day. $120K in one morning because the demand was ALREADY there. He didn’t create it. He just tapped into it. There are millions of business owners and creators out there who have pent up demand they don’t know how to tap into. AKA unlimited opportunity for us to use the tools to do it for them and take a nice chunk. Part 2 coming soon…

And we had a terrible day. We’ve all been sick for days. I had to go back to my day job today. My wife spent the whole day alone with 2 sick toddlers who decided today was the day to test the limits. I came home to chaos. Kids yelling. Exhausted wife. I had to go straight into enforcer mode. The rest of the night sucked. Not exactly the anniversary we planned. This is exactly why I’m building what I’m building. Not to buy fancy stuff or flex for social media. For days like today. So we can celebrate our anniversary instead of just survive it. I subscribe to the “extreme ownership” philosophy that every outcome you achieve (or don’t) is directly controlled by you. I know there are outside forces. But whether you build the life you want or not is totally up to you. And I have a lot working against me. I can make the day job excuse all I want. But that’s mine to deal with cause guess what? I’m not where I want to be yet. I AM a hell of a lot closer than I was this time last year. And it doesn’t really matter whether I have a day job or not. Because I’m not giving myself another fucking option. I will not beat my body down at a job for another 30 years. I won’t spend the rest of my life being the stressed about money dad/husband who can’t give my family the best version of me. I will put the lake in my backyard. Or I will die trying. I don’t have any other option. So here’s to 9 years with my best friend. Even on the hard days. Especially on the hard days.

I came. I saw. My jaw dropped. This morning @Travis Sago posted a new style of auction he came up with in his paid Ronin group. And while I’m outside freezing my balls off at my day job… Travis closed a winning bid of $89,000… (And he will at least double that closing deals on the backend). Now before you think “yeah but that’s Travis…” It wasn’t just Travis that made the money. Yes he has his own audiences. His own proven offers. His own reputation. But guess what… You don’t need any of that to run an auction. You don’t need your own products. You don’t need a massive audience. You don’t even need to be the expert. You need NOTHING at all. Other than to be the connector. Find someone with an audience. Find someone with an offer. Put them together and run an auction. Take a cut. That’s it. I’ve made thousands of dollars selling Travis’s products to Travis’s audiences. I’m watching people in Ronin run auctions selling OPP (other peoples prahdukt) to OPT (other peoples traffic). They’re not Travis. They don’t have his audience. They’re just connecting the dots between people who have what others want. And they’re making money doing it. Will you make $90K your first auction? Maybe you won’t (maybe you will) But could you make $1,000? $5,000? Maybe even $10,000? Easy. You just have to stop waiting for the perfect conditions. Stop waiting for your own audience. Stop waiting for your own offer. Start connecting. You don’t need to be the destination. There’s HUGE money in being the bridge.