Earlier this year, I made a few little AI tools... And in less than 90 days, they pulled in about $45k (see pic 👇). But since then... I've been a lil' bit of a doofus. Because while I'm still renting SOME of these tools out every month... Paying off a few little bills each month WITHOUT me lifting a finger... I've got a DOZEN or more AI tools I could be selling or renting out. Not saying these would do another $45K for me and my partners. BUT... I'd bet these could EASILY bring in another $5k+ every month. So it got me thinking... - Because AI's making it EASIER THAN EVER to make 'em... - In as little as a few hours... - And there's ZERO fulfillment because AI does the heavy lifting... 👉 Any interest in bringing in EZ A.I. INCOME for yourself... by turning your own expertise (or someone else's) into tools you can rent/sell? Or should I keep this to myself? In Your Corner, Jason P.S. You don't have to be a tech whiz these days. I'm no Zuckerberg, but with the help of tools like Replit or Gemini these days... It's EZ as pie to whip these together in an afternoon.

Got a bunch of messages about the writing style in my prohibition posts earlier this year. Specifically this one People loved the conversational, punchy approach. The short paragraphs that keep you reading. The stories that actually make sense. Time to come clean about something... AI helps me write a lot of this stuff. Not in the way you might think. It's not writing FOR me. It's helping me get better at expressing what's already in my head. Here's how it actually works: I'll have an idea or story I want to share. Like the prohibition speakeasy concept for traffic. But when I sit down to write, it comes out clunky. Too corporate. Too boring. So I work with AI to refine it. Back and forth until it sounds like me having a conversation with you. Not like some marketing robot trying to sell you something. The AI helps me: - Break up long paragraphs into digestible chunks - Find better ways to explain complex ideas - Create hooks that actually grab attention - Keep the flow moving so people don't get bored It's like having a writing coach who never gets tired of helping me improve. What it doesn't do: - Come up with my ideas or stories - Make up fake case studies or results - Change what I'm trying to say It just helps me say it better. More clearly. More engagingly. More like how I'd actually talk to you. The prohibition posts? That analogy came from me. The case studies? All real examples from our community. The conversational tone? That's my voice, just refined. AI just helped me put it together in a way that doesn't suck. Honestly, it's made me a way better communicator. And it's helping me create content people actually want to read. Would anyone be interested in seeing a real world example of what this looks like? I could record a Loom for ya. -Jeff P.S. The best part is I'm learning from the process. The more I work with AI to refine my writing, the better I get at doing it myself.

A fellow Rockstar and myself are thinking about teaching people how to make this happen... 🫵Vote below and help me decide! What if you could invest only 3 hours per week and wake up to cash that popped while you slept. Here's what's crazy: Most people think you need to post YouTube videos daily. But in reality... you only need 1 per week - and we have a tool that will even write the scripts FOR you. No Mr. Beast style editing. No fancy graphics. No expensive equipment. Get started under $100. Don't even need your own product. If you're in Ronin, you could sell spots each and keep 50% ($999.50 per sale). Or license (or be an affiliate for) someone else's product. Your videos live on YouTube forever, so every hour you put in keeps bringing you sales months (even years) later. Requirements: Willing to get in front of the camera Can invest 3 hours/week for recurring sales Want money popping while you sleep If we did it... We'd make it super easy to say, "YES" It would be a 1-day intensive. And by the end of the day you would have your first video LIVE on YouTube. And a 6-week plan so you won't be spinning your wheels coming up with ideas. Whatcha think? Ready for $900+ cash pops? Drop your vote! 👇

Fourth thing every influencer wants... Compensation. But here's the kicker... It doesn't have to be money. Most people lead with cash. "I'll give you 50% commission." "How about $500 flat fee?" Wrong approach. Money is actually last on the list. Here's what influencers value more... Exposure. Skills. Licensing rights. Access. Trading instead of paying. Real example... Ronin member came to Travis and said: "Could I trade you an ad in my 300K+ newsletter for the Ronin Reup Deal?" Done. No money changed hands. But they both got what they wanted. He got access to a proven offer for his audience. Travis got exposure to 300K people. Perfect trade. Here's why this works better than money... When you pay someone cash... It feels like a transaction. When you trade value... It feels like a partnership. Partnerships last longer. Partnerships get better treatment. Partnerships lead to more opportunities. Plus, most influencers are drowning in money offers. "I'll pay you X to promote Y." Boring. But trading? That's interesting. That gets their attention. Think about what you can trade... Your skills. Your audience. Your products. Your connections. Your knowledge. Way more valuable than cash sometimes. Here's the secret... If you nail the first 3 things... - Problem they can see/hear/feel. - Making them the hero. - Taking it off their plate. The compensation almost doesn't matter. They're already sold. You're just working out the details. But if you mess up the first 3... You could offer them a million dollars and they'd still say no. Because it's not about the money. It's about understanding what makes them tick. -Jeff P.S. Want to see how this all works in practice? Travis breaks down real partnership deals inside Ronin at https://becomearonin.com/ - the psychology, the execution, the follow-up. Everything.

Third thing every influencer wants... They want you to take something OFF their plate. Not put more ON it. This is the #1 killer of good deals. Even deals that have already been agreed to. Here's what happens... Influencer says yes to promoting your stuff. You get excited. Then you start adding work to their list. "Can you write the email?" "What's your audience like?" "When do you think you'll send it?" Deal dies. Every single time. Here's why this is so deadly... Influencers are already maxed out. Their plate is overflowing. They said yes because they thought you'd handle everything. The moment you start asking them to do heavy thinking... They're out. This is why we say no to to a lot of partnership requests. They come to wanting US to do the heavy lifting. Figure out the angles. Write the copy. Handle the details. They're adding stuff to our plate, not taking stuff off. Hard pass. But here's how Travis approaches it... He shows up with everything done. Copy written. Angles figured out. Salespeople ready to go. All they have to do is hit send. (sometimes we even do that) "Here's the email. Here's the social post. Here's why your audience will love it. Just copy, paste, and send." That's taking it OFF their plate. Most people do the opposite. They pitch the idea and expect the influencer to figure out the execution. "I've got this great product you should promote. What do you think?" What do I think? I think you want me to do your job for you. Here's what actually works... Show up with the complete package. Subject lines written. Email copy done. Social posts ready to go. Make it so easy they'd be stupid to say no. Think about it from their perspective... Option A: Some guy wants them to promote his thing. Needs them to figure out how to pitch it to their audience. Wants meetings to "strategize." Option B: Someone shows up with everything done. Just needs them to copy and paste. Which one are you choosing? Option B every single time.