What you’re about to read is written by someone who has sold both guides and courses, and while it’s important to learn the fundamentals, you’ll get so much more out of what I’m about to share…

Back in March 2023, Martha and I packed up everything we could fit in the car to leave New Hampshire and moved to the Midwest.

It was time for a fresh start, because even though I was making decent money as a gym manager, we would be stuck in her family home forever because rent and home prices were too damn high.

So we took the craziest risk yet:

We booked an AirBNB for a month to see what we could do, and we only had two possible outcomes:

1. Find a job and a place to live within 4 weeks
2. Say “we tried” then pack up and go back

Long story kinda short:

We’re still here 3 years later in a modest house.

And the catalyst for everything was a job I landed as an auto repair shop assistant manager.

But here’s the wild part:

I’ve never worked in a repair shop before, and somehow weaseled my way into management.

Within 3 months, I was up for promotion to run my own shop.

And I got that position.

How?

It wasn’t from sitting in a classroom, reading a bunch of textbooks, and watching endless videos…

It was from on-the-job training by managers with years of experience.

Learning as I go.

And even though I’m no longer in the revolving-door industry known as auto repair shop management…

I’ve learned valuable knowledge about fixing cars to last me a lifetime, or at least as long as we have gas powered vehicles…

Anyway…

No matter how many guides or courses you buy…

The best way to learn is by actually going out there in the market and figuring out how to attract your ideal customer, get visitors to your sales page, and converting those views into sales.

I do think it’s important to learn the fundamentals…

But that doesn’t do any good unless you put them into practice.

If you want to learn those fundamentals, grab yourself a copy of the 3 Step Launch Plan:

​Here’s the link to do that​

But promise me one thing…

You’ll get to implementing what you learn so it doesn’t just turn into yet another guide collecting digital dust in a long-lost folder somewhere.

If you get stuck, let me know.

If you have questions, let me know.

If you are unsure, let me know.

I don’t say my mission is to help 1,000 people make their first sale online for nothin’.

I’m here to help.

Let’s build this thing.

Talk soon,
-Gabe