Alex Hormozi

So, George was the one who got me to raise the price from $15,000 per ticket to $25,000.

a weight for resistance training, a wedge under an uneven platform, pen holder or hold brick, children's toy, Lego bricks, flotation device, plastic brick, payment for goods, gold brick, stabilizer for leaning against something, retainer of value, holder for flagpole, hold brick, a seat, jumbo brick.

Or why should I respond to this offer?

Step two is save time.

what you are literally providing them in exchange for their money.

What's in it for me?

And so if you work a nine to five job, this is kind of just the reality of it.

If I sell agency services for $1,000 per month and it costs me $100 per month in labor to run that client's advertising, then my gross profit is $900, or 90%.

Examples.

Free.

88% off.

We had more demand than ever this year, but I took his advice.

That's where it all begins.

Giveaway.

Your nine to five job is not killing your dreams.

I cut the amount of tickets we sold and raised the prices.

Spring, summer, back to school, grand opening, new management, new building, anniversary, Halloween, new year.

This book is about how to make profitable offers.

All right.

So just stop subscribing to that.