What I am beginning to witness more than ever now is the number of people who lack hunger.
I am not hating on anyone. But most people are approaching making money online or even their lives in general as if the world is waiting on them.
I see almost no tenacity, no vigor ,no aggression - in practice. I see people talking all the time: "Bro 2026 is my year, bro"
Yet they do almost nothing.
Maybe society is to blame. Maybe social media , brain-rot Scrolling is to blame.
But sometimes i am blatantly confused at how people are surviving in this economy with such low effort.
People would rather spend $10 at Starbucks on a cup of coffee, then figure out how to invest $5 to get some sort of return out of it financially - that would be fine if they are well off, but oddly enough they aren't. They are poor.
They are driving cars that are 15+ years old, they have debt, they barely scrape by on thier bills and yeet they are still able to go to bed and sleep well at night.
I am shocked by most of our society's nonchalant attitude.
Maybe I view the world with urgency becuase I know FOR A FACT: NOBODY and I mean nobody not a single person on this earth would help me.
I think thats what forced me to go out into the world and produce something for myself is knowing that there is literally not a father , mother, sibling or friend that could help me in any way.
I think to myself, maybe these people are taken care of? Maybe they have someone taking care of them? I don't know.....
All I know is that when I was in that position where i had nobody, I couldn't sleep at night.
I couldn't even have conversations with people. A simple talk with a neighbor was nonexistent for me.
Without exaggerating, I didn't have time. If I wasn't sleeping or eating or in the shower, I was working.
I dont know why people don't have urgency. But maybe life is too cushy.
After all good times create weak people. And then weak people create bad times.
One of my greatest accomplishments in life is NOT doing something.
In this case, it's NOT getting into real estate as a flow of income that I depend on since 2020 and beyond.
(The jab virus was the trigger that set off the world to put everything into place. I can't talk about this too much here, but most people don't understand that the world was a different place before the pandemic. Socially, politically, financially, etc..)
To give a reference. From one website, I have as a blog. The income i make in 1 year from that blog makes whats equivalent to an income-producing real estate property after holding for 10 years - and that's assuming I am actually generating profit from the real estate.
Real estate is a terrible business model for someone who has real business opportunity events.
Most 89% of landlords on paper don't profit for their investments in real property.
If you are getting into real estate for cash flow then GET OUT. At least in the west...
In the west real estate is one of the WORST businesses to get into.
Whenever I hear people who talk about real estate as something they do, I immediately realize they fit in one of these buckets:
1-they inherited real property from their parents and they acquired properties that have cash flow
2-they acquire real estate to offset their income in taxes because they know their large source of income won't last forever and real estate is their backup plan.
3- They know their children are most likely incompetent so they employ their children to run their real estate empire and have something to pass on to their children.
4- they want to escape thier 9-5 so they save up some money and they have no real business skill so they invest in something that they think can generate enough to pay for their rent and bills and use that as a way to get out of thier jobs over time.
5- Maybe their children are competent but they want to continue their family crest by passing down real property from generation to generation.
5.5 - house hacking
Outside those buckets and maybe a couple more I didn't list are the only reasons to have real estate as a business.
Don't get me wrong,I get the concept of buying property for enjoyment... But as a business. NO Thanks!
In the world today if you want to cashflow from real property, that means you likely have to go to "value add" environments or developing areas that are booming or emerging zones. Finding an emerging zone is like finding an albino bull moose. They exist, but they are rare; you are considered VERY lucky if see one in your lifetime.
So that means you are forced to go to value-add regions to make money in real estate aka the hood also known as the trap.
Guess what... the hood is called the hood for a reason. Its not a place you want to be to make your money.
That's just my personal opinion. But there is a reason why people who are rich leave the hood and never come back. Every day, your life is in jeopardy.
So if you choose real estate you will either have to catch lightning in a bottle, which most people don't have the competent skill level to do so, metaphorically speaking... or you subject yourself to life-risking scenarios, running a real estate business being a slum lord in the worst neighborhoods that could easily result in the end of your life.
If you choose not to go to those neighborhoods and choose to go buy property else where then you are leaving money on the table.
By the time you have a property manager, pay property tax, handle repairs & maintenance, and then pay accountants to keep books and file taxes. There is no more money left.
Not to mention that all assumes your tenant pays you... If your tenant chooses not to pay you you might end upc waiting for a court-ordered eviction date for 2-3 years. Here in nyc that happens all the time.
Imagine paying the mortgage on something for 2-3 years and not collecting any rent...
Meanwhile, your tenant tears up your priority and then when you try to sue them to recover funds you have to find out how they earn their money in order to garnish wages. AkA you won't be getting your money back .
I see why people invest in real estate at a loss. Its for tax incentive and estate legacy.... but beyond that, there is no real reason anymore.
Its not 1960 anymore, the real estate boom is over.
I wouldn't recommend the real estate business here in the USA not even to my worst enemy.
If you want to buy property to enjoy or to guarantee a place for your future children, go ahead and do so, but if you think your doing it as a business, you will realize the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
I just got a sale on redbubble. But I want to use this as a case study.
Sale came in using:
SEO. ai powered seo
You guys know SEO is pretty bland and boring, if you ask me.
The only thing that separates this sale from all the other sales i make consistently is: this sale was uploaded via design sensei flow with printondemandautomation.com/ , i didn't do any work here. Its all automated.
This isn't my first sale using automation. But its amazing to me how basic this design is, and yet it still sells.
Now we all know this works and has been working , i have seen many of our users here get sales like that. (And this is on my public demo account so feel free to go look at it)
However, imagine doing this same strategy but instead on a website you have ownership over.
And imagine instead of doing it once or twice a day it happens hundreds of times per day because you have tens of thousands of products uploaded on your site. All automated all with ai.
On my redbubble account that got this sale i got exactly 179 designs. I uploaded this design maybe 3.5 weeks ago for a tutorial i believe. then did nothing.
But instead of 179 designs imagine having 60K designs on your store that you own.
You could probably get 100+ sales per day. After 4-5 months of a maturity period for each design.
This is an infrastructure I am working on gradually and will be working very hard to get it ready by Jan.1 2026.
Marketplace print on demand excluding merch by amazon:
The smartest way = was to do research make select designs that are moderately searched for , making your design stand out due to competition of design.
Then if it works double down create more variations....
Now the smartest way is to realize its a sinking ship. Try to maintain your sales the best you can, if you only have a limited amount of hours per day to work on it, then delegate to automation and then find something else to pivot to.
The easy pivot will be print on demand that you own. The only caveat is you will have to figure out a strategy to market and promote your print on demand shop.
For people this will create a life changing event. Monetarily - sure maybe , But more mentally.
I remember what it felt like 9/10 years ago to get that first sale on a website for a hoodie i sold for 59 $ on my website.
That first sale changed my life, I knew now for sure that making money online purely based off my own marketing capability....
Some times in moments of despair -I would wonder- is this really possible for me. Those moments where hard but that singular sale made it all worth it.
I called it. 3 years ago I said teepublic and Redbubble would begin to charge their uploaders for better tier positions.
I said it was the only NEXT logical step.
Today, they sent out an email survey to introduce the concept to people.
How did I know this was going to happen?
Well lets think logically. More uploads = more monthly costs. right after covid-19 timing of purchasing went downwards. So that means uploads are increasing aka costs and sales are going down... this is a serious issue. You're burning the candle from both ends.
So what's the solution? Put the immediate fire out by charging people more. You can charge customers more or you can take more money from your uploaders. Which means less profits.... Then introduce tiers to discourage low-profit sellers.
Next move? Charge a payment plan to get more visibility or even an ads network.
Redbubble + teepublic are owned by the same company and they use teepublic as. Field test platform prior to bringing these new changes to redbubble.
Im not some sort of oracle. My offer is still on the table to redbubble and teepublic. (although it will never happen) Hire me as the CEO & ill turn around the company in 2 months. It will be the most profitable print-on-demand company in history.
But i doubt they will offer me the position, plus I'm busy enjoying my early retirement.
If you had to have a print on demand store that was completely owned by you- what would you rather go with? Keep in mind - shopify cost 40 per month+ tax / domain fee/ maybe additional app fees/ and for sure a shopify theme average cost 200-400
Autopilot Passive Income
What I am beginning to witness more than ever now is the number of people who lack hunger.
I am not hating on anyone. But most people are approaching making money online or even their lives in general as if the world is waiting on them.
I see almost no tenacity, no vigor ,no aggression - in practice.
I see people talking all the time: "Bro 2026 is my year, bro"
Yet they do almost nothing.
Maybe society is to blame. Maybe social media , brain-rot Scrolling is to blame.
But sometimes i am blatantly confused at how people are surviving in this economy with such low effort.
People would rather spend $10 at Starbucks on a cup of coffee, then figure out how to invest $5 to get some sort of return out of it financially - that would be fine if they are well off, but oddly enough they aren't. They are poor.
They are driving cars that are 15+ years old, they have debt, they barely scrape by on thier bills and yeet they are still able to go to bed and sleep well at night.
I am shocked by most of our society's nonchalant attitude.
Maybe I view the world with urgency becuase I know FOR A FACT: NOBODY and I mean nobody not a single person on this earth would help me.
I think thats what forced me to go out into the world and produce something for myself is knowing that there is literally not a father , mother, sibling or friend that could help me in any way.
I think to myself, maybe these people are taken care of? Maybe they have someone taking care of them? I don't know.....
All I know is that when I was in that position where i had nobody, I couldn't sleep at night.
I couldn't even have conversations with people. A simple talk with a neighbor was nonexistent for me.
Without exaggerating, I didn't have time. If I wasn't sleeping or eating or in the shower, I was working.
I dont know why people don't have urgency. But maybe life is too cushy.
After all good times create weak people. And then weak people create bad times.
So who knows maybe some bad times are coming :/
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One of my greatest accomplishments in life is NOT doing something.
In this case, it's NOT getting into real estate as a flow of income that I depend on since 2020 and beyond.
(The jab virus was the trigger that set off the world to put everything into place. I can't talk about this too much here, but most people don't understand that the world was a different place before the pandemic. Socially, politically, financially, etc..)
To give a reference. From one website, I have as a blog. The income i make in 1 year from that blog makes whats equivalent to an income-producing real estate property after holding for 10 years - and that's assuming I am actually generating profit from the real estate.
Real estate is a terrible business model for someone who has real business opportunity events.
Most 89% of landlords on paper don't profit for their investments in real property.
If you are getting into real estate for cash flow then GET OUT. At least in the west...
In the west real estate is one of the WORST businesses to get into.
Whenever I hear people who talk about real estate as something they do, I immediately realize they fit in one of these buckets:
1-they inherited real property from their parents and they acquired properties that have cash flow
2-they acquire real estate to offset their income in taxes because they know their large source of income won't last forever and real estate is their backup plan.
3- They know their children are most likely incompetent so they employ their children to run their real estate empire and have something to pass on to their children.
4- they want to escape thier 9-5 so they save up some money and they have no real business skill so they invest in something that they think can generate enough to pay for their rent and bills and use that as a way to get out of thier jobs over time.
5- Maybe their children are competent but they want to continue their family crest by passing down real property from generation to generation.
5.5 - house hacking
Outside those buckets and maybe a couple more I didn't list are the only reasons to have real estate as a business.
Don't get me wrong,I get the concept of buying property for enjoyment... But as a business. NO Thanks!
In the world today if you want to cashflow from real property, that means you likely have to go to "value add" environments or developing areas that are booming or emerging zones. Finding an emerging zone is like finding an albino bull moose. They exist, but they are rare; you are considered VERY lucky if see one in your lifetime.
So that means you are forced to go to value-add regions to make money in real estate aka the hood also known as the trap.
Guess what... the hood is called the hood for a reason. Its not a place you want to be to make your money.
That's just my personal opinion. But there is a reason why people who are rich leave the hood and never come back. Every day, your life is in jeopardy.
So if you choose real estate you will either have to catch lightning in a bottle, which most people don't have the competent skill level to do so, metaphorically speaking... or you subject yourself to life-risking scenarios, running a real estate business being a slum lord in the worst neighborhoods that could easily result in the end of your life.
If you choose not to go to those neighborhoods and choose to go buy property else where then you are leaving money on the table.
By the time you have a property manager, pay property tax, handle repairs & maintenance, and then pay accountants to keep books and file taxes. There is no more money left.
Not to mention that all assumes your tenant pays you... If your tenant chooses not to pay you you might end upc waiting for a court-ordered eviction date for 2-3 years. Here in nyc that happens all the time.
Imagine paying the mortgage on something for 2-3 years and not collecting any rent...
Meanwhile, your tenant tears up your priority and then when you try to sue them to recover funds you have to find out how they earn their money in order to garnish wages. AkA you won't be getting your money back .
I see why people invest in real estate at a loss. Its for tax incentive and estate legacy.... but beyond that, there is no real reason anymore.
Its not 1960 anymore, the real estate boom is over.
I wouldn't recommend the real estate business here in the USA not even to my worst enemy.
If you want to buy property to enjoy or to guarantee a place for your future children, go ahead and do so, but if you think your doing it as a business, you will realize the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
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Official prediction:
2026 will be a year of insane financial prosperity.
People will be 2X -4X their income they are making now. More people will become fully financially free then ever before.
2027 will also expeirnce tremendous growth. Not as much as 2026 but it will be very good.
2028 will be the last year any "normal" person to gain financial freedom.
ps- none of my official predictions have been inaccurate
Good Luck. See you at the top.
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I just got a sale on redbubble. But I want to use this as a case study.
Sale came in using:
SEO. ai powered seo
You guys know SEO is pretty bland and boring, if you ask me.
The only thing that separates this sale from all the other sales i make consistently is: this sale was uploaded via design sensei flow with printondemandautomation.com/ , i didn't do any work here. Its all automated.
This isn't my first sale using automation. But its amazing to me how basic this design is, and yet it still sells.
Now we all know this works and has been working , i have seen many of our users here get sales like that. (And this is on my public demo account so feel free to go look at it)
However, imagine doing this same strategy but instead on a website you have ownership over.
And imagine instead of doing it once or twice a day it happens hundreds of times per day because you have tens of thousands of products uploaded on your site. All automated all with ai.
On my redbubble account that got this sale i got exactly 179 designs. I uploaded this design maybe 3.5 weeks ago for a tutorial i believe. then did nothing.
But instead of 179 designs imagine having 60K designs on your store that you own.
You could probably get 100+ sales per day. After 4-5 months of a maturity period for each design.
This is an infrastructure I am working on gradually and will be working very hard to get it ready by Jan.1 2026.
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Marketplace print on demand excluding merch by amazon:
The smartest way = was to do research make select designs that are moderately searched for , making your design stand out due to competition of design.
Then if it works double down create more variations....
Now the smartest way is to realize its a sinking ship. Try to maintain your sales the best you can, if you only have a limited amount of hours per day to work on it, then delegate to automation and then find something else to pivot to.
The easy pivot will be print on demand that you own. The only caveat is you will have to figure out a strategy to market and promote your print on demand shop.
For people this will create a life changing event. Monetarily - sure maybe , But more mentally.
I remember what it felt like 9/10 years ago to get that first sale on a website for a hoodie i sold for 59 $ on my website.
That first sale changed my life, I knew now for sure that making money online purely based off my own marketing capability....
Some times in moments of despair -I would wonder- is this really possible for me. Those moments where hard but that singular sale made it all worth it.
Than from that point on I chased it relentlessly.
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I called it. 3 years ago I said teepublic and Redbubble would begin to charge their uploaders for better tier positions.
I said it was the only NEXT logical step.
Today, they sent out an email survey to introduce the concept to people.
How did I know this was going to happen?
Well lets think logically. More uploads = more monthly costs. right after covid-19 timing of purchasing went downwards. So that means uploads are increasing aka costs and sales are going down... this is a serious issue. You're burning the candle from both ends.
So what's the solution? Put the immediate fire out by charging people more. You can charge customers more or you can take more money from your uploaders. Which means less profits.... Then introduce tiers to discourage low-profit sellers.
Next move?
Charge a payment plan to get more visibility or even an ads network.
Redbubble + teepublic are owned by the same company and they use teepublic as. Field test platform prior to bringing these new changes to redbubble.
Im not some sort of oracle. My offer is still on the table to redbubble and teepublic. (although it will never happen) Hire me as the CEO & ill turn around the company in 2 months. It will be the most profitable print-on-demand company in history.
But i doubt they will offer me the position, plus I'm busy enjoying my early retirement.
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Teepublic is now implemented in the print on demand automation tool for auto posting.
✅ Redbubble
✅Teepublic
Lets see whats next.
printondemandautomation.com/
(ps- i will work on changing the front page to reflect these new changes. also anyone who as signed up yesterday has received free credits.)
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No business model is dead. Some are just drastically less profitable than others.
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Hard work or smart work?
well... nobody choices to work stupid on purpose...
For people who been in this online money making game for a while now, then it should be smart work.
I NEVER USED TO SAY THAT.
I always used to be the hard work guy. I always believed hard work was good work.
Ai came along and i didn't understand it. But in this last couple of years things took a huge shift for me. Its no longer about hard work.
Ai can out work ANY human being on the planet. Doing things manually is just basically coming to the internal agreement that you are wasting time.
"Socially acceptable time wasting" is what i would call it.
The world has changed. Doing things the hard way is no longer viable.
Automation + Ai is everything once you understand the basics.
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If you had to have a print on demand store that was completely owned by you- what would you rather go with?
Keep in mind -
shopify cost 40 per month+ tax / domain fee/ maybe additional app fees/ and for sure a shopify theme average cost 200-400
Wordpress cost: hosting/ domain fees / wordpress ecom theme/ maybe apps
Main difference: shopify is new tech, easier to use, faster, but wordpress is equally as effective to get the job done.
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