Do both now and you're finished — your Thursday seat is locked and The Boring Income Calculator is yours. Here's exactly what to do.
This is where Thursday actually happens. The joining link goes in there on the night, along with the workbook, the Service Menu and everything else I share while we're live.
It's also where you can ask me something before Thursday. I read them, and the good questions end up answered on the training.
Join the WhatsApp groupTell it what you can do and what you want to earn. It tells you how many clients at what price gets you there.
Once you're in the group, I'll email you with the subject line “Action Required”. Open it and click the button inside.
That single click does two things: it confirms your seat, and it tells your email provider I'm someone you want to hear from — which is the difference between getting Thursday's reminder and it landing in spam.
Can't find it? Check Promotions and spam, then drag it to your primary inbox.
Open my inboxBlock the full ninety minutes. I run long, because the Q&A at the end is where the good stuff comes out — and turning up for twenty minutes is worse than not turning up at all.
The eight things people ask before every one of these. Sixty to ninety seconds each.
No. Here's what you actually need, and the honest bar for who this works for.
No — and why that's the wrong move even if you could.
What's actually different in 2026, and why SMMA as it was taught is dead.
No code, nothing to build. What the AI actually does in the delivery.
No. Nobody needs to know it's you. Here's how the first clients come in.
The honest timeline, including what it looks like when it goes slowly.
At the end, yes, and I'll say what it is up front so nobody feels ambushed.
Not for free seats. Here's why, and it isn't a sales tactic.
Same room, same free training, no experience when they started.
INSERT: four to six lines, verbatim. The strongest version names what they'd already failed at before this, what the service actually is, and how boring it is.
INSERT: verbatim. Pick someone whose starting point is as close as possible to a total beginner — that's who is reading this page.
INSERT: verbatim. Ideally a video embed rather than text — on this page you have their attention and video converts the sceptics.
89% of our clients sign their first client · 71% reach $10k a month · 4.8 on Trustpilot
This is the last thing they see. Two steps, nothing else competing for attention.
Monetise declares their group “the only way to access all the content” and it works — but they run worldwide. This demo is US only, where WhatsApp adoption is a lot lower than in Latin America or Europe.
So I've made it the primary channel without making it exclusive: the link still goes out by SMS and email too. If we declare it exclusive we lose the share of the audience that doesn't use it.
The number I'd watch on the first run is the group join rate. Above 60% and I'd push harder on it next time. Below 35% and WhatsApp isn't the channel for this market — I'd replace it with SMS only. The tool Monetise uses for the group is Sendflow.
Every one of those questions is an objection your closers will hear later. Answering them in your voice before the webinar does two jobs at once — it lifts the show rate and it pre-handles the call. They're sixty to ninety seconds each, so all eight can be shot in one sitting, and then they get reused in the emails and by the setters.
You asked for people who attended the webinar. On the first run those don't exist — nobody has attended yet. For launch I'd use Launch & Land clients with a first-client story and change the tag to “client”. From the second run onwards you harvest real attendee testimonials, which is the reason to record and get permission on the Thursday itself.
Whichever ones you pick, they should be people at the very beginning. A $30k-to-$110k story creates distance rather than desire for someone who hasn't signed anyone yet.
If you want a video at the top of this page too, this is the ninety-second version. Personally I'd leave this page without one — by this point they've already watched two and the two steps are self-explanatory — but it's here if you disagree.