3. Where most of us started
( If I could only make $100 a day. Then I could do
this full time forever. )
Goal being money vs. wanting to build something.
4. How Limited Vision is Holding Us Back
Fear is not holding you back. Lack of vision to see
what’s possible is.
You don’t know what you don’t know.
Moving away vs. Moving towards
( Man I want to get out of this niche or these kinds of offers )
5. Limiting Beliefs
We as humans run programs.
Our programs can be from when were kids and may
not be serving us.
Our programs come from past experiences to
simplify how we deal with the world.
Just because it’s our current program doesn’t mean
it’s the most efficient and effective.
6. Cash Flow vs. Cash Flow + Equity
If I could just make $100 a day is why you’re most
likely only concerned with Cash Flow.
What if you could build that same Cash Flow
business but it was worth millions at the end.
Why wouldn’t you be doing that right now?
Do you have limiting beliefs here?
7. What’s it costing us?
We all have the same 24 hours in a day.
Opportunity cost.
Frustration cost and feeling like you’re stuck.
Not building towards something greater with a big
goal at the end of the road.
10. Why a Media Buying Business First?
You already know how to do it.
Don’t throw away knowledge and have the grass is
always greener syndrome.
Always build cash flow businesses that either
continue to generate cash flow or are sold.
11. What is a Business?
Assets, Systems and Processes
Stability through diversification
People
Something that continues to grow and make money
without you involved.
( Do you own a business or a job? )
13. Think Massive and Set a HUGE Goal
Refactoring sucks.
Set the goal as big as you can think times 10.
( But Jason I can never reach that…. Ugh oh here come the limiting beliefs )
When you set small goals you sometimes become lost
after you reach them.
Set the massive goal and break it into the smaller bite
goals. This way you don’t have to rethink or refactor as
much. Doesn’t mean you have to build it all at once you
just have to think about it.
14. Which One is Your History?
6
5
4
Series 1
3
Series 2
2 Series 3
1
0
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4
15. Write Down All the Reasons It Won’t Work
Counter intuitive I know. But you have to start here.
Affiliate marketing is to unstable.
I don’t have enough money.
I could never build something like that.
Those kind of people wouldn’t work for me.
I’ll be screwed if my campaign goes down.
Tackle each of the and write down a bunch of strategies to
overcome each.
How could I make affiliate marketing more stable?
How could I cash flow this?
If you don’t have the answers ask someone who might.
16. What’s Your Big Plan!
I want to run a sellable, sustainable, media
buying business that makes 20 million a year.
17. Who Would You Sell To?
Even if you’re not planning on selling. Have
acquisition targets of who you’d sell to and why.
This helps you feel like you’re moving towards
something greater.
There’s an end if you weren’t going to sell it but build
it and get burnt out.
18. Build a Redundant Scalable Plan
Reverse engineer from the end to the beginning. This
is how we build our plan to start.
( this isn’t an art and it isn’t set in stone so just get started to get something down )
Start with large mile markers, no specifics.
Build out a Facebook Ads team
Build out a Google Adwords team
Build out a Display and or RTB team
Don’t worry we’re only going to tackle 1 at a time.
19. Build a Redundant Scalable Plan
Take your first mile marker and start chunking it
down.
Define more specifically what what that mile marker
means.
What size of team do you need to reach your MASSVIE Goal?
20. What Following This Has Created
WE’RE ALMOST DONE SO WE CAN ALL GO
DRINKING!
24. Tonight’s Festivities
A4D and Coast Law Sponsoring a open bar party on
the Hard Rock roof top.
Party starts at 8pm.
Thank you for coming and we’ll see you tonight.
Editor's Notes
Talk about how registering a corporation isn’t a business. How hiring your first employee isn’t a business. Hiring your 30th employee isn’t a business. A business can be a few people or many. But what’s more important is it has assets, systems and processes.