SNEAKO - The First Active Income Q&A Call

00:00:00.000 yeah i can't talk right now i'm about to do the first active income call what's up everybody

00:00:03.920 what's up active income first call be active in this chat i'm going to go over the mission

00:00:09.120 and the purpose of active income and then we can answer some questions so i just want to make sure

00:00:13.600 it's active hopefully we get used to these names that are in here this is uh you guys are the the

00:00:18.400 ogs you guys are you guys are the day ones okay this is the first call so in the future for the

00:00:23.760 rest of 2024 we can look back at this call and remember everybody who was in here as active

00:00:28.360 income continues to grow over the over the next few years uh we can look back at this and remember

00:00:34.440 remember the original times hopefully we look back and remember like these are the good times

00:00:37.900 remember when only a couple people were in these calls i want to get into the mission of active

00:00:41.040 income a little bit because this is the first call and then we can get it to specific questions

00:00:44.560 uh things have been going great so far we've we're adding a lot today uh it's been it's been a little

00:00:49.260 bit hectic i had to end my stream early yesterday to to figure everything out uh today was uh quite

00:00:55.580 a bit of work and as you can see i just came from the gym and i was thinking about taking a shower

00:01:00.340 before doing this call but then i remembered that this does kind of embody the whole mission of active

00:01:05.080 income the idea that we want to have passive income we want to have cash flow that we don't

00:01:11.080 need to always be focused on but everything has to do with the energy you spend and everything

00:01:17.960 is going to be work you have to constantly be working you can't have that mindset you can't have

00:01:23.700 the belief that things are just going to go and roll inside of your bank account you have to always

00:01:27.700 have the the mindset and you always have to have the philosophy that i want to actively make money

00:01:32.820 that i want to actively create uh even now people will shake my hand when i walk outside people

00:01:37.740 will congratulate me stuff like that but i have never been more focused and i've never been more

00:01:43.040 motivated than right now even though i'm wealthier than i've ever been i've never had real estate

00:01:47.580 properties until uh very recently and all i can think about is making more i could be

00:01:51.740 celebrating i could be in the club i could be drinking i could be wasting my time but all i

00:01:55.920 want to do is build and i do have traditional passive income i could relax if i wanted to i could

00:02:01.620 just go relax in mykonos i can get a b&b stay there and you know i could do simple streams i know how to

00:02:08.700 make money online and barely put in any sort of work at all but i don't think it's ever been more

00:02:13.740 crucial than today to build wealth for the future to establish the right connections to have the right

00:02:19.580 people around you to be sharing the correct information with one another and to only

00:02:24.040 surround yourself with people who are on the same page uh so i believe in active income i believe

00:02:28.800 that every single waking moment that i spend right now should be work and it literally is uh even when

00:02:33.480 i'm dreaming i'm thinking about work recently literally as soon as i wake up i'll wake up and

00:02:38.640 check my phone and people have this idea that like when you check your phone you're wasting your time

00:02:41.980 on social media but i built an empire on social media immediately i get on the phone with my team

00:02:46.180 i talk to the editors i talk to the content creation people i talk to the active income people

00:02:50.380 i call my real estate agent i'm talking to my crypto guy i'm talking to my broker i'm talking to my

00:02:54.480 accountant i'm making sure that everything's on point my car was towed yesterday on the way there

00:02:58.940 when i'm in the car i'm dealing with four things at the same time i'm planning out a stream i'm booking

00:03:02.820 a flight i'm making sure that everything's okay for today i'm making sure that i have enough content

00:03:06.980 to do for the for the month i always have my mission and i always have everything that i'm dealing with

00:03:12.720 on my mind and i think that's the proper way that's the the way that i've been able to avoid

00:03:19.020 depression i i have been uh traditionally depressed before which i think is a giant

00:03:23.680 psyop i think it's a it's a whole lie and that's only when i was passive when i wasn't when i was

00:03:29.280 almost passive aggressive i was like uh somebody just floating through life if you've ever seen the

00:03:33.620 movie the graduate the graduate is when dustin hoffman graduates college and after years and years and

00:03:39.960 years have focused on one thing graduating and completing his completing his education he leaves

00:03:47.580 school and he doesn't have any idea what he wants to do he never had time to think about what he

00:03:51.360 wanted to do in life he didn't know what he was passionate about he didn't have a girlfriend and so

00:03:55.520 that movie just follows his summer when he's just graduated he's finished his mission that he's

00:04:01.640 been spending his pretty much his entire life on he just floats through he literally is floating

00:04:05.320 through life there's all these uh images of him underwater you see him like floating around in

00:04:09.900 the pool you see his face looking through a giant blue fish tank he literally is floating and what he

00:04:16.460 ends up doing is falling in love with some random girl that was in school that doesn't love him back

00:04:20.500 and he ends up chasing her non-stop he ends up stalking her go traveling across the country to follow

00:04:26.020 her at school because he didn't have any mission and he didn't have any purpose and as men most of you

00:04:32.120 guys are men in here as men if we don't have a specific mission and purpose we're going to

00:04:37.200 immediately fall into degeneracy we're immediately going to stalk a girl we're going to do some crazy

00:04:42.500 thing we're going to like get in a fight and end up in prison we're going to become depressed we're

00:04:46.360 going to go turn to drugs we're going to spend all our time in the club if you don't occupy all of

00:04:51.020 the energy that you have in your brain towards building something and towards building the future

00:04:54.820 then you are going to become a failure laziness i think is one of the the biggest psyops that they make

00:05:01.580 you that they try to program into your brain not because they think that you need to relax more

00:05:07.240 because you need to take a break on the weekend if you listen to that bruno mars song today i don't

00:05:11.960 feel like doing anything he's whistling i just want to lay in my bed he just wants to lay in his bed

00:05:19.780 eat snacks lay down don't feel like making up the phone leave a message at the tone he's just sitting

00:05:26.240 there doing nothing and they're glorifying it and you listen to the song you're like yeah that sounds good

00:05:30.260 just laying in my bed all day actually that is the quickest way to become to to suicide that's how

00:05:36.660 your whole life is going to be ruined i don't like to think in terms of happiness too much because i

00:05:41.400 just think you should be living life based on what you're supposed to be doing but if you are going

00:05:45.740 to talk about it in terms of happiness i have never been happier than when all my energy is focused

00:05:50.360 on building something all of it is towards work and what everybody else is going to say is that you're

00:05:54.760 a workaholic you need to relax i went home for christmas for a couple days to see my family

00:05:58.540 the whole time they were saying you need to relax you work too hard you work too hard you're gonna

00:06:03.240 pop a blood vessel you're going to i completely disagree with all that i was never more lethargic

00:06:08.220 and i actually felt the weight of the stress of all the work i've been doing over the past couple

00:06:12.580 years when i turned it off to go and relax with them for christmas when i had to turn my brain off

00:06:17.260 and i was sitting around the campfire whatever and we're just opening presents that's when it started

00:06:21.660 to all hit me like fuck and ironically even though it's great to see my family that was one of the

00:06:26.920 the lowest moments in terms of energy and when i started overthinking too much and i started

00:06:32.260 questioning things i think you should always be acting it's better instead of living internally

00:06:36.280 it's better to live externally as men before the invention of social media before we had access to

00:06:41.860 our phones life as men was always in first person mode that's why we all love call of duty so much

00:06:47.020 you get in that game and you don't see even what your character looks like but you know what that guy is

00:06:51.440 and you know what his mission is and all he's thinking about is his mission that is who he is

00:06:54.820 you don't know that character is behind it black ops 2 call of duty black ops 2 the whole character is

00:06:58.760 just a black figure on the not like racially but he's just a shadow and he's holding his guns

00:07:03.680 and you kind of you can live vicariously through that because that speaks to the mission that we have

00:07:09.000 as men and so that's why i'm sitting here right now uh and my wife i just got on a run i have a flight

00:07:13.860 in a couple hours i'm going to continue i have to do ufc streams i have to go to vegas and take care of

00:07:17.960 business then i have to go see a real estate agent um and i decided even though i had 20 minutes before

00:07:23.040 this call right now i'm going to go on a run for about 10-15 minutes i'm going to go i got to get

00:07:27.880 my cardio done and then i'm going to go on the bike because i need to improve my cardio um then i'm

00:07:32.320 going to be more awake i'm going to have more energy i'm going to be able to do more streams i'm

00:07:35.220 going to be more focused everything works together everything is synchronized in that way when you're

00:07:41.020 taking care of your fitness your mindset when you have your your network and all of your

00:07:45.480 businesses working together seamlessly that's when you really can elevate and everything has

00:07:52.000 been exponential everything has been extremely exponential i completely believe in um in active

00:07:56.760 income it's not just uh it's not just like you know people are trying to well it's been extremely

00:08:03.620 positive it's been great to see everybody in the communities everybody in the chats i've um been

00:08:08.540 adding to the courses i've been i've specifically been doing the personal brand course and the mindset

00:08:12.580 course but we've been adding to amazon fba drop shaping is being recorded we're going to add that

00:08:17.120 today uh we've been adding quite a bit i'm listening to the feedback and i'm very grateful and i'm very

00:08:21.980 happy that everything has been positive um but i i started active income and i believe in active

00:08:27.420 income because i think that this is this is the way out that this is a way uh this is how i should

00:08:34.460 have been thinking when i was much younger this is the the this is what i needed 10 years ago when i first

00:08:39.380 started i've been doing this for so long and if i had the resources that we've compiled here if i had

00:08:44.700 this sort of information i had this belief system and i had a network like this filled with people

00:08:49.700 who are on the same page who believe in the same thing and understand what you're supposed to be

00:08:53.320 doing as a man it would have been much easier for me to succeed and so as we continue to add

00:08:58.100 everything i just want to reiterate how important it is and how i want to build this community and how

00:09:02.360 everybody who's in here right now i see you guys in the chat isaac humza brenner jalen like you guys are

00:09:07.360 you guys are part of the day ones i believe in this movement i want us to be able to encourage

00:09:12.040 each other i want us to be able to to push each other and and i want to make i want to build wealth

00:09:17.000 with you guys i want to build this i don't need to have active income realistically i could have taken

00:09:21.780 a 20 million dollar gambling deal i was offered 20 million dollars to go and gamble on kick and i said

00:09:28.340 no because i don't want to push my community i don't want to build a community that's making people

00:09:34.440 worse because you profit off of gambling because your audience is losing that's the only way that

00:09:41.100 gambling works you make money because people are losing money instead i'd rather build a community

00:09:46.540 that's going to take longer that's going to take years i want to build a movement where we could all

00:09:50.420 win together because i'm going to be happier that way even though i could make money faster even though

00:09:55.280 i could make it would be passive income really i would just have to turn on and like play slots

00:10:00.600 click fruit literally just click fruit on my computer for a year click fruit make 20 million

00:10:06.900 dollars and that's it i wouldn't have to think about anything i wouldn't need to go to the gym

00:10:09.860 i wouldn't need to be calling my real estate agent i wouldn't be needed to do cardio and then go to

00:10:14.060 vegas i wouldn't need to be doing any of that i could literally sit here make my life passive do a

00:10:20.280 couple hours of gambling and then fly to greece and then be able to relax i want to build a community

00:10:24.680 of people who are on the same page i actually want us to help each other i want to be able to push each

00:10:29.280 other i want to build something where people are aware like those are the active income guys i want

00:10:33.760 to build an actual movement where people understand what this is all about people can understand that

00:10:38.980 we are we're not here to fuck around i'm not here to mess around anymore it's 2024 i don't know why

00:10:45.060 you guys put some w's if you agree like i don't have any more time to waste more like you see all the

00:10:50.560 all the bullshit all the psyops there we go orlando go crazy brayden xavier marvin daniel

00:10:56.100 so those are all you guys i don't have time to fuck around anymore this is gonna this year is

00:11:01.680 gonna become crazier and crazier all the elections that are gonna happen across the world are gonna

00:11:06.200 be wild you're seeing like people crawling out of the sewers and the tunnels in new york

00:11:09.540 everything that you're seeing in the like aliens in miami like all this fucking like what is

00:11:14.400 happening when you look at what they're telling you to focus your energy on all of it is making you

00:11:19.540 worse all of it is going to turn you into a passive lazy idiot and i don't i don't want to

00:11:25.540 do i i have no more energy for that i've done the drug thing before i used to smoke weed for a long

00:11:30.780 time i used to be passive do a little bit of work and then my idea was literally when i finish work

00:11:37.000 i'm gonna smoke weed because i earned it this is my reward for the day i'm gonna go to the club and

00:11:41.520 drink because i did my work already now the way i think i've shifted my my reward system to where

00:11:47.760 when i finish work i want to do more work because the only thing that i get my pleasure i guess from

00:11:55.620 from building it's not i don't think of it as work anymore this is this is the biggest mindset shift

00:12:01.080 i don't think of everything that i do and and the effort as as something that's that i have to do

00:12:09.080 with something that i want to do something that i get to do i get to build something i get to have a

00:12:14.180 community of hustlers around me i get to have people who are absolutely motivated i get to build

00:12:19.740 something that is fighting against everything that they want you to be focusing your attention on

00:12:24.840 i get to i get to live on my own terms i get to use my time the way that i want to so as soon as i

00:12:33.220 finish one thing i'm gonna go on to the next i'm gonna go on to the next job to the next work because

00:12:38.080 there's nothing that's that's better running every single day has been way more like i i have more

00:12:45.120 energy than than when i was drinking in the club i have more i have more focus i have more brain power

00:12:50.400 i i want to do more i just want to build more and i appreciate that you guys are all in here and

00:12:57.400 seeing the feedback in the community so far i appreciate that you guys are on the same page if

00:13:03.440 you're in here right now uh you guys are you guys are some of the ogs man christian you said uh and

00:13:08.340 you're building something amazing this is the community we will only go up from here we're

00:13:11.220 really only going to go up it's going to continue we're going to look back at these calls and miss

00:13:14.740 when it was when it was so few people so you could guys ask some questions right now ahamed says uh i

00:13:20.140 appreciate you i appreciate you for being here uh because you got you guys believed in this mission

00:13:23.860 and you guys understood exactly what we want to do and exactly what we want to build uh and you're on the

00:13:29.140 same page and even though it's something new you trusted the vision so if you immediately saw what

00:13:34.000 we're what we're trying to do what we're going to do then then i i commend you and i appreciate you

00:13:39.200 and obviously we're on the same page and there was uh there's a reason that you guys ended up here

00:13:43.560 randall says yes sir i love the value you give brother and all i want to do is continue that's all i

00:13:49.100 want to do is continue to to be able to add value and and and get it from you guys too

00:13:53.540 xavier says come to london sneaker with shake with mine uh yep all right actually i was thinking

00:13:59.380 about that i was thinking about that affiliate marketing coming too yes affiliate marketing is

00:14:03.360 coming very soon i think within the next week or two but um i'm not just going to say it's going to

00:14:09.420 start soon um without a date but we have been speaking about that i think within the next week or

00:14:14.380 two it's a good way to make a little bit of extra cash if you don't know affiliate marketing is when

00:14:18.200 you can share active income if you want to get people who are on the same page then you can share the

00:14:21.880 link and you'll get a little bit of commission um that's that's another source of revenue right

00:14:26.460 there how do you stay driven when you're from a comfortable environment says matthew great question

00:14:30.840 this is how do you stay driven when you're from a comfortable environment

00:14:37.560 i i am from a comfortable environment as well obviously i was born in new york city um i grew up

00:14:45.440 quite a bit in new haven connecticut and i moved um back to new york city now i'm in miami

00:14:50.380 uh if you're in america if you're in the west then you have if you have access to clean water

00:14:55.460 and a roof over your head you have a you're already like in the top one percent of people

00:14:58.240 um you have to put yourself in situations where you have to work harder you have to put yourself

00:15:06.180 in situations where life becomes difficult you have to add stress to your life so that you can get

00:15:12.780 out of that comfort zone you have to actually remove that safety net so you're asking like basically

00:15:18.140 like how do you find drive because if you look at mike tyson for example he has always had drive

00:15:23.700 because he had no other option mike tyson grew up in brownsville uh in brooklyn new york i don't

00:15:28.240 think he had he came from a really difficult childhood i don't need to explain it uh he came

00:15:32.020 from the hood he had a difficult i don't know his whole life story but i'm sure that it was extremely

00:15:37.280 difficult i think that he found a boxing gym when he was something like 12 years old and he was able

00:15:40.660 to get out of the streets with boxing so how do you do that if you're middle class how do you

00:15:45.120 have that say how do you how do you hustle like mike tyson the the answer is you need to remove

00:15:50.460 your safety net and i understood this from a young age that the comfort zone is one of the most

00:15:55.200 dangerous places uh to be in it's one of the most it's it's literally detrimental to your life

00:16:01.920 because if you have a comfort zone then you're never going to be able to push yourself and you're

00:16:05.520 never going to find your full potential what i did was i dropped out of college i decided i'm going

00:16:09.760 to leave school college is telling me that i have a safety net it's telling me that this is a

00:16:14.460 traditional path and if you're in here right now this is not the traditional path nobody tells you

00:16:19.180 to join when you ask uh your your elders you ask a professor you ask anybody like they're not going

00:16:24.120 to tell you to join active income in order to set yourself up for the future nobody says that this

00:16:29.060 is already an untraditional path but i would remove your safety nets and i don't mean that you

00:16:35.940 should quit your job automatically you should keep that you should keep that active cash flow if you

00:16:40.200 want to start a side hustle if you're doing amazon fba if you're doing drop shipping if you're doing

00:16:43.140 stock trading uh any of of what we teach in active income you shouldn't quit that automatically but

00:16:47.940 what you should quit is that is that immediate beer that you have after work is that you know if you

00:16:53.580 if you're working nine to five you shouldn't be like okay time to go to sleep now you have to use

00:16:57.600 those extra hours in order to to maximize your future so remove that safety net if you're in college

00:17:03.220 right now and you're accumulating student debt i would immediate i would stop i don't recommend you go

00:17:08.180 to i recommend you drop out of college right now if you're working a job that you don't need but

00:17:12.460 you're doing it just because you're making 200k a year and you actually want to set yourself up for

00:17:15.660 the future and it's not going to kill yourself if you if you quit your job maybe that's the best idea

00:17:20.300 maybe it's it's time to to use your time for yourself you know why are you giving up because

00:17:25.940 there's nothing else god gave us life and life is is your time if you're going to give away all your

00:17:30.740 time for something that you're not even appreciating it's not something that you like then is that really

00:17:35.240 worse than taking a complete risk i recommend taking risks if you have something like twenty thirty

00:17:39.900 thousand dollars to your name i recommend spending a lot of that money towards building a future i

00:17:44.220 recommend starting to travel the world and go with a couple of your boys start and build a business

00:17:49.920 you know go to the gym quite a bit spar some people make some mistakes build a business and fail start

00:17:57.260 up again go to a different country build experiences then you're going to have charisma you're going to

00:18:02.780 learn when you travel the world you're going to start to learn how to be charismatic you're going to

00:18:06.380 learn how to talk to people you're going to learn how to be operating different situations you're going

00:18:10.060 to see what other people are like you're going to become a more compelling person to be around you're

00:18:14.560 going to become interesting you can't be a salesman what i've learned talking to the high ticket closers

00:18:18.820 in here you can't be a high ticket closer if you don't have charisma and you only have charisma if you

00:18:23.980 have life experience if you've been through something if you've had trauma that you've had to overcome

00:18:28.400 if you've been through difficult situations nobody's going to want to buy something from you

00:18:32.280 if you're a blank robot because they don't trust you we only trust somebody who's been through life

00:18:37.480 who has some sort of shared experience who's had ups and downs if you only have if you're in a comfort

00:18:43.520 zone and you have a couple thousand maybe twenty thousand to your name invest that money into into

00:18:48.260 making yourself have some stories i i believe that that's one of the most important parts of active

00:18:53.740 income and part of that mindset that's why half of 2023 all i did i was just traveling all over the

00:18:59.840 world i went to japan twice i went to thailand twice i went to the middle east i went to dubai i

00:19:04.700 went to morocco i went to south america i went to columbia i was in the dominican republic alone no

00:19:10.460 security i went all over europe i went to romania a couple times like i went all over the world and

00:19:16.800 this was purposely i spent a lot of money on that i didn't need to do that i could have been staying at

00:19:20.460 home doing the streams and building revenue here but what i was doing was i was building up my life

00:19:25.800 experience and building up something to talk about right if i i'm somebody who who talks for

00:19:30.280 one of my main revenue sources obviously he's talking a lot of you know me from streaming

00:19:33.720 and i'm not gonna have anything to talk about if i'm not interesting if i have no life experience so

00:19:38.440 i spent so much money specifically to make myself more interesting to have life stories to have

00:19:43.560 different content to meet new people to have experiences so that i can become more interesting

00:19:47.620 and that's extremely valuable people don't ever talk about that in school they don't say that

00:19:52.020 becoming interesting is is currency but it really is think about how many more people are going to

00:19:56.460 want to work with you how you're going to last in different business ventures just from the fact that

00:20:01.700 if you get along with the team they're not going to want to fire you because they like having you

00:20:05.560 around having that sort of synergy with their team members is one of the most important parts to

00:20:09.620 sticking around a long time that is value intrinsically

00:20:12.560 more questions

00:20:16.480 what are your own personal goals for 2024

00:20:26.760 my personal goals for 2024 i think i honestly i like to talk about it on on stream but

00:20:34.620 i all i do is all i do is just build you know i don't have i think the actual uh financial goals

00:20:42.420 i think would to be um get five five more properties i want to have five properties all

00:20:48.380 cash i don't want to finance them i don't want to have any interest on it i want to do any of that

00:20:51.540 blah blah blah uh some real estate people obviously might say that's a bad idea that you should get a

00:20:55.780 loan uh so that you can so it's untaxed but i want to do it i think that that's a good actual goal

00:21:03.660 bless you crackers in the back sneezing i want to get i want to get five properties that's um

00:21:08.500 that's a big one what would you tell your 18 year old self how would you motivate yourself

00:21:15.180 i think about that all the time

00:21:17.320 if i was 18 and i had the resources here then it would have been a lot easier

00:21:22.480 would have been a lot easier if i had those resources uh resource like this when i was 18

00:21:27.980 um at 18 i think i dropped out when i was 19 i think i dropped out of school when i was no i dropped

00:21:35.780 out of school when i was 20 if i was 18 i remember when i turned 18 i felt uh really sad because it

00:21:43.320 felt like i that my innocence had gone and i was no longer a child and it was time to it was time to

00:21:48.880 it was very nostalgic and i was moving on to to the next chapter i remember that i remember my 18th

00:21:54.020 birthday quite a bit i would i would just apply more pressure on my 18 year old self i knew what i

00:21:59.780 wanted to do and i knew what i had to do um but i was i was living internally too much i was too

00:22:07.040 introspective i was thinking i was living too much in my head instead of living externally and at 25

00:22:13.000 now i live life very uh i'm very extroverted now that's part of the traveling the world and

00:22:20.820 meeting different people all everything that all my life experience has helped me become more

00:22:24.980 extroverted but i would probably look at my 18 year old self and like slap myself in the face

00:22:29.100 and try to get myself to live in first person mode more stop thinking so much about how i'm going to

00:22:37.300 be perceived and what i should do and start to live live life like a caveman would a caveman just

00:22:44.380 runs around and then hunts and then goes back and then it starts a fire and then cooks the

00:22:49.260 the deer right there and then move on to the next thing he sees a girl that he wants to have sex

00:22:53.740 with he takes a club takes a big stick boom boom bonks her on the head drags her into the cave and

00:22:58.920 fucks her like he's not thinking about the consequences he's not thinking about how what

00:23:03.580 if they call the caveman hr he just wants to boom takes the girl he's hungry takes the bow and kills

00:23:10.880 it done eats it then he sleeps he wants the berries he grabs it you're not thinking at all about like

00:23:17.940 what's the moral obligations of what would the caveman think if i'd shoot the deer in

00:23:23.620 the butt instead of the head you just eat the deer you just do what you have to do

00:23:27.800 and doesn't mean be immoral that's not the whole the point of this it's the point that caveman just

00:23:33.720 does caveman just is caveman just has a specific god-given mission the way an animal does a dog

00:23:42.140 a dog or a monkey they're not thinking about how they're going to be perceived or the judgment or like

00:23:48.940 that at or how it's gonna it's just it's all action i would tell my 18 year old self to think

00:23:56.920 less and act more

00:23:58.540 more questions how are you to get 100k on youtube if you were going to start today great question

00:24:09.560 mike great question mike have says how would you get a um you got 100k on youtube if you were to

00:24:15.620 start today well to be honest i wouldn't start on youtube today uh for everybody here type of one

00:24:21.000 if you're if you're trying to build a personal brand in 2020 24 if you guys are trying to build a

00:24:25.480 personal brand in 20 okay wow this this is this moves really fast this is real time it's a good

00:24:29.720 live streaming software there's kai orlando valentin lathe or finn matthew randall see you guys

00:24:35.640 i'm gonna remember you guys alex i'm gonna remember these day ones okay it should be a goal

00:24:41.140 for everybody in here it doesn't mean you need to become a content creator you don't become an

00:24:45.500 influencer because that has such a gay connotation but you should be building some sort of personal

00:24:50.360 brand because it is literally a currency you can walk into different places and when you travel the

00:24:56.400 amount of people that you're going to be able to meet and the doors that open it's it's you can't

00:25:01.640 even compare it to to money in that sense it's extremely valuable my advice now is i wouldn't

00:25:07.520 even try to go on youtube anymore i think youtube is falling off uh they recently just removed a

00:25:12.160 bunch of podcasts that i did uh in mecca and they banned somebody named um they banned this trump

00:25:17.440 supporter uh yesterday and it's just there's nothing really interesting on youtube anymore uh type

00:25:23.180 type an l if you don't use youtube really type an l if you don't watch youtubers the way that we

00:25:29.020 used to watch youtubers when we were kids because i don't like i'm gonna be honest i don't just look

00:25:35.060 at look at that that was the fastest this chat has been um you're saying l bot tube well it's not

00:25:41.460 even for the fact like yes of course there's censorship but people aren't watching youtube

00:25:46.060 videos the way that we used to 10 years ago and so when i hear that question how would i get 100k

00:25:51.380 on youtube that's a very 2015 question uh because that doesn't have the same sort of value and the same

00:25:57.000 importance that it used to youtubers aren't the same anymore it's something that comes and goes

00:26:02.260 much quicker the fan base is very is very fleeting to compare it to when it used to uh having 100k in

00:26:08.840 2011 2010 that used to mean you had a group of loyal people that were going to watch everything

00:26:14.400 they were subscribed people used to log into youtube and check their subscriptions nobody checks

00:26:20.100 subscriptions type an l again if you haven't checked subscriptions nobody does that anymore that's not a

00:26:25.480 thing what you do is you look at the algorithm look at look at the l's come in i used i used to watch

00:26:30.840 subscriptions that's how youtube the whole website used to be formulated around that your front page

00:26:35.540 was all the people you were subscribed to like and subscribe nobody says like and subscribe anymore

00:26:40.720 it's gay you're just going to see it or not it's just going to show up are you going to hear about it

00:26:45.520 you're going to watch you're not going to watch it it's all about the algorithm now so if you want to

00:26:49.880 start a personal brand you have to figure out ways you have to adapt more to the trends you have to be

00:26:54.080 very aware of what's happening right now you got to realize that your fan base is only going to like

00:26:57.920 you today you know you it doesn't you can't even judge somebody's um somebody's credibility or

00:27:03.100 somebody's clout based on having a hundred thousand subscribers anymore clout now is measured on what is

00:27:09.940 happening right now how many live viewers do you have in this moment how many people engage with this

00:27:15.820 tweet today it's literally it's the most instantaneous that it's ever been and you have to adapt to that

00:27:23.400 so if it's all instantaneous the way forward is short form content and is is to be recognizable

00:27:28.620 through that it's to be recognizable through your niche that you're trying to do uh you're not going

00:27:32.540 to build a loyal community that way that you'd be able to that you used to it's just over uh there's

00:27:37.900 so much content being flooded because look at that when i said say ones everybody in here everybody in

00:27:42.400 active income wants to build a personal brand the way to do that is to make content so everybody

00:27:45.880 by extension is a content creator i even had an interaction with the ufc fighter that guy sean

00:27:50.860 strickland he came up to me and he's like you're an influencer right and then we see him on all these

00:27:54.560 podcasts and like he was like talking about his traumatic past and crying on a podcast that's

00:27:59.140 content creation as well that is influencing everybody does it from ufc fighters to athletes

00:28:04.480 to politicians if you see guy vivek ramaswamy swamy the indian guy he's literally making tiktoks just

00:28:11.680 like charlie d'amelio it has the same sort of captions he would actually benefit from active income

00:28:16.440 these pilots if trump understood short-form content do you realize like how much more of a reach he

00:28:21.300 would have with younger generations everybody is doing content creation so the the way to adapt this

00:28:26.400 is to understand what the trends are now is to add value that other people aren't adding because most

00:28:32.020 people are they just want attention they don't want to build anything with their audience and you

00:28:37.040 can't do the gimmicky sort of stuff that worked before people want genuine right now people want what's

00:28:42.440 real they want to be able to to interact there's no more youtube social media used to be more of a

00:28:47.340 spectacle more of a show now it's like all right i can't be wasting my time i spend eight hours a day

00:28:52.540 on my phone i just want to interact with real people like the trolling shit it's over like the pranking

00:28:58.680 it's like it's just gay now like you're like you're you're 35 what are you doing like why are you

00:29:04.200 like slapping a 7-eleven employee like this guy's working we got to get to it you want to build

00:29:09.080 something by adding um by adding information that people haven't heard by adding value by building a

00:29:14.660 community by motivating by inspiring it's got to it's got to have some sort of positivity in my

00:29:18.780 opinion of course you'll get short term but if you want to build people that are consistent it's not

00:29:23.360 going to be like 2015 youtube you got to make their lives better more questions

00:29:29.320 muhammad perfect question muhammad says how do you get like-minded people in your inner circle

00:29:37.020 do you establish a personal brand first exactly if you want to be able to to network with people

00:29:42.640 on the internet uh who are like-minded that a great way is making content uh it doesn't even mean like

00:29:48.240 when you start your personal brand don't even think of terms of all the time like virality virality if

00:29:53.800 you find people in your niche i've met a lot of people in money twitter specifically i've met a lot

00:29:58.500 of people in money twitter that i consider friends and that i do business with and they don't even get

00:30:02.440 that much engagement but because of their tweets i understand immediately how they think and how

00:30:07.440 they're on the same page and it's you're able to filter with social media through so many other

00:30:11.660 people i've met people in thailand i've met people in in germany and poland from twitter from a couple

00:30:17.580 tweets i swear from a couple tweets i was able to understand okay i understand this person's sense

00:30:22.340 of humor i understand their point of view on the world they get it based on four or five tweets you

00:30:27.120 you can understand how somebody thinks and i know that i i could get along with this person

00:30:30.980 so focus on your niche obviously in my if you really want to build there should be some sort

00:30:36.600 of viral content but there's you should also have that niche where you're not you know you don't feel

00:30:41.660 that sort of pressure to go viral all the time where you can connect you can skip the you could skip

00:30:45.640 the line to be able to to filter through all the fucking normies that are just filling up your your

00:30:50.260 timeline with garbage kajak says so do i create a new account today that is not my personal

00:30:57.000 no i would i would just build it on your personal i think people are tired of seeing um i think people

00:31:03.640 are tired of seeing people hide but like i i hate vtubers i hate all that like anime garbage and all

00:31:07.700 that shit just keep it in your name keep it simple i like you know you might have a name for your

00:31:12.260 business or your whatever you do for your uh your brand but you know just put your name out there put

00:31:17.320 your face out there be yourself i think it's really as simple as that i i don't think it's as complicated

00:31:23.000 as a lot of people make it out to be you know as long as you're and see the difficult part the

00:31:28.420 apprehension that a lot of people have is that like oh are people not going to like me for me

00:31:31.680 it's not going to like you for you become interesting have stories to tell you know you have to have

00:31:35.680 failures up and downs you have to be somebody who who has dealt with something you have to have

00:31:39.600 overcame some trauma you have had to went through something difficult that's how people are going to

00:31:44.560 resonate with you and if you don't have that at all if you feel apprehension to putting your name and

00:31:48.080 face out there it's because you haven't built something enough yet you don't feel confident

00:31:52.460 enough and confidence stems from competence so you have to complete something you need to do

00:31:56.960 something is what this is once again goes to active income it all works together it all works together

00:32:03.660 if you don't have experiences you're not gonna be able to do content you're not gonna be able to do

00:32:06.700 content without experience everything everything um everything works together

00:32:12.580 mom said is there a dedicated mentor for drop shipping if so will we get to know him yes you

00:32:18.440 will get to know him i've been encouraging see the thing with a lot of the professors uh and active

00:32:23.120 income is that i we've been traveling the entire world to find the best in all the industries and i'm

00:32:27.520 very happy uh i was speaking to the ghost of crypto today and a lot of these guys they are not social

00:32:33.600 media people whatsoever um the personal brand thing comes secondary just like how amazon fba stuff like

00:32:39.380 that e-commerce comes secondary to me uh so that's why it was very difficult to find these people

00:32:43.440 and they don't know they don't know how to put themselves out there the way that i do um but yes

00:32:49.160 they're building their personal you will get to know them uh you're gonna get to know all the

00:32:52.920 professors really well uh within the community and then we're gonna start to build their their actual

00:32:57.440 their public presence more but yes and the the drop shipping course will be um recorded i don't know

00:33:02.480 if it's gonna be posted today but um but tomorrow at least but yes it's getting finalized today

00:33:06.120 how to make the most of active income only have sisters and dad getting old um

00:33:19.940 how to make the most of active uh active income i would say active within the community uh try to

00:33:28.800 establish a a relationship with the professors and with the community and with the people in here

00:33:33.680 um the professors are very um are very responsive they're always in here they're always looking

00:33:38.460 uh try to get to know them on on a first name basis i think that if you reach out there and you try to

00:33:43.820 get to know these people um not just as like random icons on the screen but like these are all good

00:33:48.340 people like the professors in here are personally vetted uh they they know their stuff so if you try to

00:33:53.720 get to know them on a level uh where they're gonna remember you then that's gonna like when you're in

00:33:58.820 class when you're in school the students that get the most out of the teachers are the ones that stay

00:34:02.620 after and you know like that joke around with them and get to know them on somewhat of a personal

00:34:07.140 level so if you if you reach out there and try to establish that i think you're gonna you're gonna

00:34:13.540 get the most out of it got a call in 30 minutes for the high ticket closing good stuff the high ticket

00:34:19.420 closer so far i gotta give credits i gotta give props to you guys you guys have been absolutely killing

00:34:23.360 it argue says be careful bro some people here acting like professors and reaching out to members

00:34:33.380 the professors uh you should know who they are because they're gonna have they're gonna have

00:34:37.560 courses in here so don't just believe like random people that come in and like you know if people

00:34:43.900 are trying to add value that doesn't mean they're a professor that just means that they're you're trying

00:34:46.780 to they're trying to help each other out but that doesn't mean that doesn't mean uh that they're uh that

00:34:51.920 they're a professor within

00:34:54.440 what is high ticket closing that's basically the um the new fancy fancy word for salesman

00:35:03.560 but high ticket closer it's more it has more of a boutique atmosphere around it meaning

00:35:11.120 basically you can sell anything a lot of it is info products these the high ticket closers

00:35:17.120 are are able to sell anything on the internet so you first you need an appointment center and then

00:35:22.580 you get a high ticket close or somebody who like when you want to get a big deal in you you call you

00:35:27.560 call one of the top salesmen and so i recommend high ticket closing i recommend doing it online from

00:35:31.940 the comfort of your home rather than you know sitting at a car dealership all day and trying to get

00:35:35.860 like pennies on the dollar

00:35:36.880 more questions which platform is best to grow good following thanks muhammad um good question

00:35:47.860 i would start with twitter i highly recommend twitter because it's the most mainstream platform with some

00:35:56.140 semblance of free speech uh and free speech is really popular right now uh because it's everything

00:36:02.440 everything swings back and forth everything has been so censored after covid and has been so gay

00:36:07.500 and liberal for a couple years that now people who are like edgier and speaking about conservative

00:36:11.780 values and are talking about god and just like don't have to like cry about about every little

00:36:18.040 misgendering shit that does really well and twitter is the place to do that also if you look at what

00:36:23.200 twitter is doing in the future they have they have video they have pictures they have uh you can write

00:36:29.140 and they're starting to have live streaming so twitter combines all the good parts of every single

00:36:34.700 social media platform on one and it's curated well it has community aspect and it has a good algorithm

00:36:40.880 and it has a following tab it's organized well it's clean you don't need to worry about censorship like

00:36:46.580 you do on other platforms and it has everything you know i i personally that's what i'm most active

00:36:52.580 on uh that's why i would build it and also i think it's the best way to filter through people

00:36:56.260 and it's it's a good networking tool as much as it is a good content creation tool

00:37:01.620 in my opinion it combines every single aspect that i love about social media all in one it's

00:37:06.220 all encompassing one and i would start there i think a lot of that's where i see a lot of people grow

00:37:10.300 and twitter is also the best way to get noticed by celebrities twitter is the best platform to get

00:37:16.880 noticed by content creators you everybody um every content creator that you watch they're on twitter

00:37:22.660 constantly and it's the best way to get seen in a reply if you are going to be commenting on their

00:37:28.060 youtube channel the likelihood that that youtuber is going to go to the youtube comments click on your

00:37:32.800 channel and then watch your video is one percent as likely as it is to just be on twitter someone

00:37:38.840 clicks reply you see your profile and you understand immediately who you are just because you could

00:37:41.480 look at your profile and see what you do it's much easier the time it takes to figure out what you do

00:37:46.200 on twitter is is much uh quicker than any other platform to build a profile and a presence just

00:37:52.220 the truth is most people are not good at it

00:37:54.420 should we buy twitter premium yeah i would i would i would 100 percent um obviously i'm not i'm not

00:38:01.860 getting paid to say that but it's like seven dollars a month and you get a blue check you get a lot of uh

00:38:06.360 you get the editing feature uh you get the you get to post longer videos i think uh caps at

00:38:11.720 uh half a gig uh 500 megabytes compared to i think 20 megabytes there's a lot of features that are 100

00:38:19.200 percent worth it on on twitter that's a no-brainer to me uh an absolute no-brainer just for the for

00:38:23.900 the marketing tool alone uh twitter is like i i don't i am surprised that more people aren't doing

00:38:28.880 it um and you're like i don't want to pay for twitter well you're paying for a lot of the access and

00:38:33.140 it's it's very beneficial just having that blue check uh alone uh for appearance and for people to

00:38:38.260 notice you automatically think about that if you want to go and network with a celebrity

00:38:41.480 or get noticed by somebody that you want to work with having that blue check it's a filter process

00:38:45.960 that you can pay for that it really works you know it's 100 worth that that tiny investment

00:38:51.940 these little things are like people is it worth the investment that's not even an investment to me

00:38:55.800 this is just i did this is what just do it

00:38:58.820 twitter and tiktok growth course would be nice okay yeah actually you're right uh you're right mo

00:39:09.020 i could i should make it a twitter twitter growth um a twitter growth course it's just a lot of that

00:39:15.060 just becomes if you want to figure that out i will make one i will make one um but right now if you're

00:39:20.320 really interested in that look at my twitter and here if you if you here's the best uh twitter growth

00:39:26.400 course or social media growth course that i can tell you right now stop looking at social media

00:39:30.620 for entertainment look at it and study why everything did well twitter's added engagement of

00:39:37.560 views you can see how many likes and retweets and views a tweet gets stop looking at it like

00:39:42.020 look at it why did this go viral when you see an ad pop up on tiktok and it's somebody selling

00:39:48.300 an e-commerce product i saw one today which was literally the dumbest shit ever it was a butt shaver

00:39:53.640 and what they did was they had a girl bend over and she was wearing like those really tight gym shorts

00:39:58.540 and in adobe premiere you can do this feature where you can change the color on something

00:40:03.060 and they so she's bending over and they just change the color on her shorts repeatedly so it's

00:40:08.260 like a flashing rainbow immediately eye catching girl bending over flashing rainbow not only that

00:40:13.440 they put the shaver and the shaver was going down in between her butt cheeks talk about a scroll stopper

00:40:18.400 what the hell is that and then instead of showing the fact that it's to shave your butthole hair

00:40:23.320 they used a peach with hair in the middle because a peach looks like a butt and there's hair in it

00:40:27.460 you know and so they they take the razor and they're shaving the peach and so you get it this

00:40:32.480 is a butt shaver you know the conversion rate was probably incredible most people see the girl with

00:40:38.600 the butt i see an opportunity to go and implement that for myself look at that scroll stopper look at

00:40:44.980 how they were able to add humor to something that's for hygiene look at how they were able to use colors

00:40:50.100 to their advantage every time you watch a mr beast video and look at the thumbnail why did people click

00:40:55.200 on this look at where the red arrow on the thumbnail is pointing the red circle that they

00:40:59.160 use when a tweet goes viral why what trends are they hopping on what keywords do they use how do

00:41:04.880 they simplify this tweet to get rid of the fluff so that they can read it in one second and understand

00:41:09.100 and laugh and move on to the next one you have to look at social media in terms of you have to see

00:41:15.160 why people are engaging stop using it and like i have i have 10 hour screen time i have 10 hour screen

00:41:22.640 time but the return on investment like the active income mindset that i use for social media is

00:41:28.340 studying constantly if you want the best course uh you first you need to figure out your voice

00:41:33.300 and in the way that you speak and how the world perceives you and a good way to do that is to see

00:41:38.280 how social media responds to you but also um just see how why everything does well see try to look at

00:41:47.240 everything and think about why it does well so also says you're the only person that i learn more from

00:41:53.300 and genuinely enjoy your content keep speaking the truth thank you uh that's that's how people are

00:41:57.780 going to resonate with you quickly uh by speaking truth yapping course hey man you're listening to it

00:42:02.880 right now what do you think of instagram for personal branding uh thank you lino for that question

00:42:09.380 lino you should watch lino i'm asking you specifically oh who in here okay before i answer this

00:42:13.840 question who in here saw my personal brand course i think i think it was really good

00:42:18.300 who saw my personal brand course lino did you see it not yet argue it's really good there's two

00:42:25.860 well i did uh my mindset course i have and i have two parts to my a lot of you haven't seen it

00:42:32.500 after this call i highly recommend because a lot of people are asking me about that i highly recommend

00:42:37.060 you check out my personal brand my personal brand course one is 30 minutes and one is extended one is an

00:42:41.060 hour i go in detail about instagram i go in detail about instagram and about how you should do it so

00:42:47.920 actually i'm not going to answer that question right now the personal brand course really goes

00:42:51.460 in depth about that and i have visuals and everything and i explain pictures so i would go check that out

00:42:55.680 what was your wake-up call um was it your cancellation says oliver no my wake-up call was not cancellation my

00:43:04.640 wake-up call was my wake-up call was depression i think it happened like far even before i started

00:43:11.380 streaming it was it was living a life that was very passive it was um spending my time it was realizing

00:43:19.920 that time is the most valuable currency that you have that's the only thing you can't get back you

00:43:24.240 can always make more money you can always get more women you could always make more every like but you

00:43:29.100 can't make more time it's never going to happen it's the it's that one currency that's that's always

00:43:35.320 spent but it's never it's never gained and when i started thinking that way when i started realizing

00:43:40.980 how much time i was wasting and how i was spending my time passively uh in order to just get short-term

00:43:46.800 pleasure to fill up my time with like happiness and then now instead of building something for the

00:43:50.360 future that's when i had a wake-up call and now that my reward system in my mind is towards building and

00:43:57.060 is so that my time works for me that's when everything that's when everything shifted

00:44:02.160 when i decided that i'm not going to use my time to be happy like literally just for immediate

00:44:09.060 dopamine hits but to build something to build something forever kai says depression sneaker that's

00:44:16.340 pretty gay yeah that's very gay very very gay how often will you stream the goal is i think i still

00:44:25.220 need to figure that out we'll see i don't want to become too repetitive i don't want to become too

00:44:29.460 repetitive let me do one more question when's the first meetup for active income i also need to figure

00:44:37.980 that out i also need to figure that out i think we should do that soon i think everybody chat um

00:44:42.640 type of one uh for the people that are in here for that for the ogs the active income we should just

00:44:47.720 have a meetup for the people that are in here i want to give i want to give incentives for the for

00:44:51.860 the people that that understand early because it's going to be great right now you're getting

00:44:55.640 the opportunity to see the ogs to see the people who see the vision automatically to be able to have

00:45:00.660 your questions answered think about how many people want their questions answered from this and you guys

00:45:05.020 are getting that opportunity now so we should have incentives for the people that really understand

00:45:07.740 the the real ogs i'm not from the usa we could have active income there's so many people not from

00:45:13.960 the usa put me put me if you're not from the usa we could do some all over the world right now

00:45:19.700 most of the active income team is in columbia they're in south america we have guys in um

00:45:25.540 we have guys in thailand we guys on the west coast we people all over the world

00:45:32.160 we're going to keep on building so i wanted to reiterate that thank you for coming into the first

00:45:39.240 call i think this is extremely valuable if you enjoyed it i want to see some w's if you if you

00:45:43.400 enjoyed it we're going to keep on talking about more i encourage you so going forward we're going to

00:45:48.660 be having a lot more this was this was the first call that i ran uh make sure to ask the professors

00:45:53.180 uh the team right now if you want to know the team members that i'm speaking to the most uh the crypto

00:45:59.140 professor ghost of crypto we have uh b money uh and high ticket and high ticket uh closing casey and

00:46:06.000 high ticket closing those guys are those guys are on it i'm learning a lot from them in high ticket

00:46:10.680 closing we have mateo for amazon fba if you guys e-commerce i would go and ask him questions

00:46:16.180 if you want to learn um e-commerce and drop shipping we got preston and all that is gonna we're gonna

00:46:21.940 continue to add so those guys in in right now actually literally this morning if you want to

00:46:27.180 know the value of active income crypto is going up so much i called the ghost of crypto i asked him

00:46:32.840 what should i do about my bitcoin that's my what i said earlier my crypto guy it's literally the active

00:46:37.700 income crypto professor i called him up and i'm like what should i do with my crypto should i sell

00:46:41.620 because i i've doubled my bitcoin revenue and he told me to he told me to hold it for another

00:46:47.160 he told me to hold it for like another year and a half to two years just keep holding it because i

00:46:51.620 was wondering if i should sell it all and then rebuy it in a month because right now it's really high

00:46:55.560 i thought i was thinking about selling it all rebuying it but kind of impulsive you're playing

00:46:59.220 against your impulse in a lot of ways so i'm just going to keep on holding it i mean i'm literally

00:47:02.880 doing what he says with like one of the my biggest sources of revenue and

00:47:07.160 um oh and i bought solana today i bought quite a bit of solana that was his advice he said that

00:47:12.740 anything under a hundred dollars for solana is good he was telling me about etfs so there's there's

00:47:19.380 great information here there's great resource i'm literally giving you my people when i when i

00:47:23.360 try to learn more about cta's call to actions when i'm learning about high ticket closing i call up

00:47:29.080 casey i'm calling up b money when i'm trying to figure out my my drop shipping stores and i'm

00:47:33.160 trying to learn how to optimize my landing page and how to convert emails i'm calling up uh casey

00:47:38.260 i'm calling up preston the team here is literally these are my these are the guys so going forward

00:47:45.060 make sure to ask them questions for future calls everything that you want to ask me make sure to

00:47:49.200 leave a question in the chats we're very active we're reading everything and i just want to keep

00:47:53.780 on building 2024 i'm glad you guys are in here i really really appreciate your time uh you guys are

00:47:58.760 the ogs i really appreciate this thank you for your questions uh we're going to continue building

00:48:02.960 i'm glad that you guys seem motivated i can see the energy in the chat right now we're going to

00:48:06.740 continue to to take over this year and in the future and i want to make sure that we're all on

00:48:10.780 the same page that this is a strong community we're able to to help each other out keep each other on

00:48:15.240 our toes because man um i don't want to be losing i don't want to be losing this year there's no more

00:48:20.560 time to waste i appreciate you guys isaac brayden randall hama daniel city nikolai mo xavier dgm

00:48:28.780 humza valentine muhammad everybody defense mike i appreciate you guys and i'll see you soon

00:48:35.380 this is the first call bye active income

00:48:37.340 you

SNEAKO - January 12, 2024

The First Active Income Q&A Call

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