Dan Martell

So this is the world we're in.

If every-

I'm hoping your audience wants to hear kind of where the world's going because I will give them the answer to the test.

Go ahead.

The internet came out, created the World Wide Web, created this new role, okay?

And that's all that happens.

At every new innovation, from the printing press to the internet to mobile, there's new jobs created, right?

Old jobs are eliminated.

Yeah, they go down, the new one gets created.

And if you're early, you make the most money, of course.

So the journalist that used to work for the newspaper, if he was quick, he learns HTML and an app called Front Page.

I don't know how, yeah.

I understand, I'm not, yeah, yeah.

And then now he becomes a web developer.

If you're a web developer in 2000, you're making 200,000 a year.

You might've been making 70 grand writing for a newspaper.

Now you're making 200 grand.

The new equivalent of that is called an agent operator.

It's the person that monitors the code, that monitors the marketing, that monitor.

It doesn't need to know how to do it.