Rich people don't mow lawns

A couple weeks ago I went for a run in one of the richest neighborhoods in the world. It’s a gated community in California where Tiger Woods, Wayne Gretzky, Britney Spears, and Pete Sampras live. But most of the rich people in the neighborhood aren’t famous athletes, actors, or celebrities. They’re business owners. I went on my run at about 9 in the morning and I noticed something interesting as I ran past these picturesque mansions. Someone was doing yard work at a good portion of the houses. Mowing the lawn, picking weeds, etc. Yet not a single one of the people doing the yard work were the owners of the house. How could I tell? Because there was a landscaping truck in front of each house. Now, keep in mind, these houses are worth anywhere from two million dollars to 30 million dollars…a few worth even more than that. And none of those home owners mow their own lawns. I’m sure some of you might be saying "must be nice. I wish I was rich enough to not have to mow my own lawn." Or maybe you’re saying "shiiiiit, I just wish I had a lawn to mow." So why am I telling you this story? Because it’s an important lesson about the mega wealthy. They’ve all learned a skill that most people never learn - how to delegate. How to take the shit off their plate that doesn’t truly matter and let someone else do it. But in order to get to that point you have to learn a skill that makes you money. Then once you get to a certain level of success you have to learn how to let others do the stuff that isn’t the most important stuff. When I was just starting out making money online I learned how to write emails that made other people money. I got paid (well) to do it. Then I started my own companies and I still write the emails (like this one) that make us money because it’s so damn important to our business. But now I have a team of 10 people who do all the stuff that I’m not good at. Or they do stuff I’m good at, but I don’t have the bandwidth for it anymore. Here are my beliefs about learning the skill of writing emails… You can get to around $35,000 a month or $400,000 a year writing for other people before you start to hit your limit without hiring other people. You can get to around $100,000 a month with one employee if you start selling your own products. You can do hundreds of thousands a month if you start an agency. (But that often becomes a pain in the ass if you scale too quickly.) You can do millions a month if you start hiring and scaling a team and selling your own products - but it’s a lot more work and less of a lifestyle business. That's been my experience at least... If you wanna learn the skill of writing emails for other people, [click here](. Talk soon, Ian "I don’t mow my own lawn" Stanley P.S. If you’re a business owner with your own email list and you’d like to have my team manage your email list so you can focus on other stuff, reply to this email and we can chat about working with each other. But know this, it’s $5,000 a month and we only take on two clients per month. We’ve already taken on one in January so there’s one slot left for this month. We simply won’t take on more than 2 a month at this point because we want to crush it for everyone we work with. For $5,000 a month we write and send all your emails, manage all deliverability, and take care of all the technology. We send 3-4 emails a week. And you get access to our $5,000 per quarter mastermind on top of all that. For $7,500 a month we write daily emails. Just reply if you’re interested and 100% willing to pay the $5,000 per month. There are no discounts or special deals. You should make back double to 10x your investment each month or more. One of our clients just made $17,000 in our first week with them from us sending two emails. Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( 8020emailcopy, 314 upper lake road, Westlake Village, CA 91362, United States