Why You're Stuck

The problem isn’t always you.

But being honest with yourself is crucial.

For some of you out there, you’ve got consistency, you work hard, and you’re willing to learn.

If you have these traits, you're already on your way. But sometimes, even with all these qualities, something still doesn’t click.

I had a conversation with a guy who follows my private stories.

He told me he’s been grinding on one business for months but hasn’t seen any results.

He asked me, “How do you keep going when nothing seems to be working?”

Here’s the truth: it’s natural to face challenges when starting a business. In reality, many businesses don’t operate profitably for the first year or even longer.

Back in the day, it was expected.

You had to invest in a physical location, advertise, and hustle to get people to buy your product.

It was tough, and making money wasn’t easy.

Today, the landscape has changed.

You can go viral on Instagram or find opportunities online, regardless of where you are in the world. But even with these advancements, some people still struggle.

The question is: how do you keep going?

The journey doesn’t need to be a stormy road.

When I reflect on my journey from making zero to over $50K per month, it was smooth sailing.

Why?

Because I was in the right vehicle.

Imagine you had two choices: start an oil business with no skills or capital, or build an online business.

Which one would you choose?

Most of you would choose the online business. And that’s the point.

It’s not always about working harder or being more locked in.

Sometimes, you’re just working on the wrong thing.

So, how do you figure out the right vehicle?

By being brutally honest with yourself.

Assess your current circumstances.

All business models work in theory, but they might not be the best fit for you.

Don’t choose a business model because it’s trendy or seems like a quick way to make money.

Those are just tactics used by gurus to sell you courses. Instead, ask yourself:

• What’s the best model for my situation?

• What can I work on that will help me make money as soon as possible?

Maybe it’s not even about starting a business yet.

If you’re making less than $5K per month and are desperate to make more, you might need to rethink your approach.

You’ve been sold fake promises and dreams.

The key is to be honest with yourself and your situation.

If you’re just starting out, don’t aim to build a business right away.

You want freedom and money, not the stress of running a business.

The first step is to get into a company.

Think of a river as money flowing.

It’s easier to help someone who already has a river make it bigger than to build one from scratch.

By joining a company, you can learn skills, gain experience, and build your own river later on.

Sales is the skill that will get you there.

I started in sales.

So did Andrew Tate, Mark Cuban, Jeff Bezos, and Warren Buffett.

Sales is the foundation for anyone who wants to be rich.

If you want to be free, start in sales.

Everything else will follow.

Go Kill It Man
- JP