You may have heard this phrase before, especially when it comes to online courses
And you might find it a little confusing, so let me explain...
You spend your money on something and get something in return
Maybe that thing is food, clothes or gas for your car
Whatever it is, you've spent that money and now that money is gone
We're not talking about EXPENSES like an iPhone, a watch or concert tickets
We're talking about INVESTMENTS
So it's important to understand whether the money you SPEND is going to help you make even MORE money
- One will see a $500 course as an EXPENSE
- One will see a $500 course as an INVESTMENT
So which one are you?
Let's say you buy @KyleTrouble's updated course on building niche sites to create semi-passive income
And let's say you use the one-time payment option and buy the course for $397
Is that an investment or expense?
It's just money down the drain
But it's an investment if you use the course to help you build profitable niche sites
And this is where "selling money at a discount" come in
Not spectacular, but not terrible either
That's $1,500 a month or so in pure profit
Annualized, that's $18K a year
And if you hold onto them, that's $180K over 10 yrs
But how much did it cost you to make that money?
It cost you $397 (the cost of the course)
So you made like 453x off your one-time investment
And that's just over 10 years
You can sell them
You can scale them with automation and VAs
The point is, ALWAYS FOCUS ON THE LONG GAME
Especially when investing in yourself, your skills and your business
There's always the cost of:
- Doing it yourself
- Doing it with someone
- Paying someone to do it for you
Courses help you DIY, but often offer extra coaching (like Pro Niche Site)
And it accelerates your learning curve
That's why I'm using Pro Niche Site to build my 1st niche site
It shows you what to do step by step
And eventually I'll have a portfolio of sites
The investment should make you thousands of dollars over many years through a legit business model
Full details here ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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