I launched a brand new piece of software recently. Brand new offer. Not a small price tag. And I started talking about it. What surprised me wasn’t the excitement. It was how little traditional “selling” was required. No webinars. No long sales calls. No heavy persuasion. People just.. said yes. I was talking with my coach about this today, and she said something that stuck. There’s a real shift happening. In a world where almost everything can be fabricated with low effort.. fake accounts, AI bikini models.. trust is becoming scarce. And scarce things become valuable. I don’t think people said yes because the pitch was perfect. I think they said yes because of trust. For the last two years, I’ve made a commitment to post every single day. Consistent daily output. This signals a certain level of organization.. commitment.. stability.. and care. It tells people you’re not going anywhere. And that matters a ton.. especially now. Because in an era of instant unconscious competence via AI.. genuine confidence and consistency stand out. But you can’t shortcut credibility. If you want people to say yes without pressure, do the unscalable thing. Help people for free. Create real value. Stay consistent long enough for trust to compound. It takes time. But once you have it, it’s incredibly hard to compete against. 🚀 - James

This training on traffic really clicked for me especially how it applies to beginner-friendly models. Quick question for everyone: are you focusing on services, info products, or physical products? I’m testing a few different online business models right now curious what others are implementing.?

I don’t usually post numbers, but I want to add value. I just generated $10,000 in revenue in 14 days with my Shopify store. Before this, I: • Tested products that flopped • Lost money on ads • Struggled with conversions • Spent hours fixing my website The biggest lesson? Sales don’t come from luck. They come from: — Store trust — Clear product positioning — Data-driven ad testing — Consistency I’m not saying this is easy. It takes work. But if you’re serious about building your store and want guidance on: • Website setup • Product research • Sales strategy • Avoiding costly beginner mistakes I’m open to helping. Comment or message me if you want to learn.

I need help. I'm so lost I have no idea where I am. I know this sounds like it isn't true, but it is. Anyone willing to help me?

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