Hey all 👋 I’d love some feedback on a pre-order Google Doc for a new offer I’m testing with my career change audience (Retail Store Managers who want out of retail). https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cbgNliFs0vXxiBsnovz0N9mA1AO9zj29vF_7u4GmLuo/edit?usp=sharing I’ve been reading Fans & Fortunes Formula recently, and one example from Travis really hit home. He talks about building complete, end-to-end systems in isolation… only to hear crickets when they launch. If I’m honest, I’ve made that exact mistake before, creating a full “career change system” without properly validating what people actually wanted at that stage of their journey. I get a few people sign up, but considering I've got an audience of 30k+ people, I generally get about 1-2 sales per month from this (and I'm selling nothing else at the moment). So, I started with a simple poll to test demand. Around 20% said they’d buy, and 50% said they wanted more information. Instead of jumping straight into building, I followed up with people from the poll to understand their real frustrations. Most people weren’t looking for a full programme yet.They were stuck much earlier, simply wanting clarity on what careers they could realistically move into as retail managers. So rather than over-engineering another big solution, I’ve pulled together a much simpler offer focused purely on that problem: helping retail managers see the options available to them. This Google Doc is intentionally a test, both to give value to those who asked for more info and to see whether people will actually buy before I build anything bigger. I’d really appreciate any feedback on: - The clarity of the offer - Structure of the gdoc I feel like it's a lot for a simple guide, but it is my first gdoc so gave it a best shot! Thanks in advance 🙏

Happy New Year y’all. Cruising the beach today in between storms. We’ve been getting some Arkansas type rain lately. lol Check the video for some Ronin mojo history

I feel pretty confident around getting access to distribution.. communities, newsletters, email lists, etc. Where I’m still finding it tricky is sourcing the right product to sell/build an offer for those audiences, especially if the community hasn’t been monetised before. At the moment, I’m wondering whether the right approach is to: - Join the community and actively observe the problems/pain points that come up repeatedly - Then, research existing solutions from the market that will solve those pains and problems - Or running polls or handraisers to test demand for a potential solution/understand potential pain points before building or sourcing anything. What I’d really love to understand is... How do you go about identifying and sourcing products that genuinely solve a community’s problems? Interested to hear what’s worked (and not worked) for others.

Someone reached out wanting me to run an auction inside a Houston-based jobs group with over 100,000 members. Most posts are either “I need a job in Houston” or “We’re hiring.” I’m guessing he’s already monetizing by pinning posts for a fee… but he wouldn’t say. Wouldn’t jump on Zoom. Stays anonymous. No relationship with his people. So I passed. But now I’m wondering… Is there an angle I missed? It’s a hyper-specific niche. And jobs = money. If you had access to such a group, how would you monetize it?

I remembered to press RECORD! PLEASE WATCH ASAP: This affects YOU. Sound off 👇 please: Rooting For Ya, Travis PS If you attended yesterday, there is a ton of “bonus” stuff like 10 laydown niches.