EDIT: Call recording here: https://www.skool.com/synthesizers/call-recording-high-ticket-synthesizer-1 I'll reveal the new fastest path to earning $3,000 - $10,000/month online. It starts at 8am Pacific time. Here's the Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89108976605 See you soon! PS: There's a free bonus for everyone who shows up live!

Paid communities are the rage. But just because your favourite YouTuber is making bank with a paid community or course, doesn't mean it's the fastest path for you to get to $10k/month. As a synthesizer, there's only 4 ways for you to monetize: Let's break them down, then help you figure out which is best for you. This is a crucial decision if you want to make a full-time income online doing what you love. // 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐅𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐙𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐏𝐀𝐓𝐇𝐒 1. DO IT YOURSELF (Courses) What is it: The buyer receives information. They have to consume it, and execute on it themselves. Pros: It's infinitely scalable. 1,000,000 people can go through a course at the same time. Cons: It's very hard to sell. The buyer knows it's going to be a lot of work to consume the information then implement it. // 2. DONE WITH YOU AND OTHERS (Paid Communities, Group Coaching, Cohort Based Courses) What is it: The buyer does the work with you helping in a group setting. Pros: It's pretty scalable. You can help hundreds of people at the same time. Cons: It's hard to sell. The buyer does all the work, and doesn't get much direct help from you. // 3. DONE WITH YOU (1 on 1 Coaching) What is it: You help the buyer privately to achieve the outcome. Pros: It's easy to sell. People value 1 to 1 connection, and direct help is very valuable. Cons: It's not infinitely scalable. It's hard to scale beyond $30,000/month. // 4. DONE FOR YOU (Services) What is it: You do work for the buyer. Pros: It's super easy to sell. The buyer hardly has to do any work, but still gets the outcome. Cons: It's not infinitely scalable. It's hard to scale beyond $30,000/month. // 𝐌𝐘 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘 When I started trying to monetize, I thought the best thing to do was build an audience. I spent a year doing this, and made $0. This post explains why you should not make content until you figure out monetization. Please do not make the mistake I made.

Here's how I did it: 1. I finished my first year of uni with good grades 2. Wrote a short e-book on «how to pass exams effortlesly» 3. Shared it with pretty female applicants 4. Added a link to my profile at the end of the e-book 5. Organized a social game event for fresmmen (mostly freshwomen) 6. Shared the event on my social media 7. Played the game accompanied by smart and beautiful young ladies 8. Picked the one That's it, folks. I solved my own problem, shared the solution and «monetized» the audience. Feel free to use this strategy instead of using Tinder or following red/blackpill advice.

Credibility-hack. Leverage the credibility of others through close association. When I got started on YouTube I was a spotty, uneducated, teenager. I had zero credibility. So I procrastinated on making content for ages. "Why would anyone want to listen to me?" So I borrowed the credibility Stoicism to start uploading videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrewKirbys/videos (sort by oldest). I was never claiming I was an expert. I was saying "Marcus Aurelius was an expert, and here's what he said." It worked! I started growing my audience. It's worth noting you can credibility hack in many ways. Leverage science (like Rian Doris), leverage celebrities (like Jeff Bezos Vs Elon Musk's morning routine), or really anything else that has credibility. Then I realised that I had overcome my procrastination around uploading videos, so now I had some credibility around that topic. "I used to procrastinate, now I don't, here's how I did it." I went from borrowing other's credibility to having a bit of my own. I started being the 'productivity guy' Launched a flagship digital product. Made $1M in 2 years. So... if you don't have credibility... Credibility-hack!

@Goose Dunlavey + @Jeffrey Buoncristiano have assigned me a new nickname lol