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Give a warm welcome to @Ken Hyra ! He and I keep bumping into each other around the Internet and has decided to party over here with the rest of you!
2 likes • 21d
@Ken Hyra Hi and Welcome to the community!
The "Money Magic" Trick the Wealthy Use (& How to Build Your 1st "Money Machine") 🎩✨
Ever wonder how the richest people in the world keep getting richer without working 100 hours a week? I get it, many of them do work 100 hours per week, but play along. It’s not because they are smarter than you. It’s because they use a formula called Positive Arbitrage. That sounds like a big, scary word, but it’s actually so simple that a 4th grader can understand it. (tested in at an elementary school just for this post.) If you want to move from "struggling coach" to "business owner," this is the only formula that matters, and I'm finally focusing on it. 🍎 The 4th Grade Version: The Borrowed Apple Imagine you go to your neighbor, Tim, and ask to borrow $1. You promise to pay him back $1.05 tomorrow. You take that $1, walk to the store, and buy a big bag of apples. You sell those apples to your friends for $2.00. At the end of the day: 1. You pay Tim back his $1.05. 2. You keep the 95 cents left over. That "leftover" money is Positive Arbitrage. You used a resource (money) to create a "spread." You didn't use your own dollar; you used "The Spread" to create wealth out of thin air. 🏦 How the Wealthy Use This Rich people don't just work for hourly wages. They borrow money at a low interest rate (like 5%) and invest it in assets that grow faster (like 10% or more). They also use Time Arbitrage. They "borrow" today’s dollars and pay them back years later with "tomorrow's dollars," which are worth less because of inflation. It’s like borrowing a full chocolate bar today and only having to pay back half a chocolate bar in ten years! 🧠 How YOU Can Use This (Even if You Haven't Sold Anything Yet!) If you’re just starting out, you might not have money to borrow yet. But you have something even better: Time and Effort. The secret to coaching success is Asset Arbitrage. You "spend" your effort once to create an asset that pays you back forever. Here is how you build your "Spread Machine": - The VSL (Video Sales Letter): Spend 5 hours recording one great video. That video "works" for you 24/7, pitching your offer to thousands of people while you sleep. You spent 5 hours once; it pays you back in hundreds of hours of saved sales calls. - - The Digital Product/Course: Record your best advice once. Now, you can sell it to 100 people for the same amount of work it took to teach 1 person. That is a massive "spread" on your energy. - - The Book or Lead Magnet: Write a PDF or a short book. It lives on the internet forever. It "borrows" readers' attention today and turns them into clients tomorrow, without you being present. - - The Podcast or YouTube Channel: Record an episode today. Two years from now, someone finds it and joins your Skool community. You are using Time Arbitrage—your past work is earning you "future dollars."
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1 like • 21d
@Jim Chianese I picked YouTube because I am currently using my YT channel to build authority and drive traffic to my SKool community. It's kind of a slow grind, but it is yielding results. Next on my "To Do" list is a digital product
Thanks Jim!
I sat down with Coach Jim to help explain marketing and sales. what works and what doesn't. Please like, subscribe and most of all share.😘 if you think you have a message that could help my community of App developers, please DM me. thanks!
1 like • Jan 24
@Michael Drayton Thanks for sharing the video, I Liked it and also left a comment.
Posted My First YouTube Video Saturday
Well, I finally posted my first YouTube video today. My community is about AI Automation and helps freelancers and solopreneurs learn to build automation workflows/systems for their businesses by thinking like an AI builder first. Here's the link if you want to check it out: https://youtu.be/S8vfY2qiaT4
4 likes • Jan 24
Nice video, I Liked it and Commented. Can't wait to see your next video!
What Do you Consider Yourself
It’s fascinating: I’ll talk to someone and see a powerhouse, yet they describe themselves as a work in progress. The labels we give ourselves rarely match reality. Let’s settle the hodgepodge. Help me understand how you see "you" 👇🏼 Do you consider yourself:
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What Do you Consider Yourself
2 likes • Jan 10
@Sonja Ray I like the term Solopreneur, but I have haven't quite earned the title yet.
2 likes • Jan 12
@Sonja Ray It's different for everyone. For me I have a set of criteria/goals that I want to achieve BEFORE I consider myself a solopreneur
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James Reynante
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I enjoy trading stock options, real estate investing, and technology.

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Joined Oct 17, 2025
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