Boot-Strap Operation

The biggest challenge of all entrepreneurs is how to start. Many go to venture capitol, begging for VC money, promising bomb-busting returns and “amazing results” but to no avail. Usually, in my speculation, that’s because they’re promises were premature - crudely put - built on FLUFF, and they forgot the oldest trick in the book: never sell a tentative idea until you’ve married it to paper.

That’s where we come in. We fim and capture our entire process of how we arrived at a product definition. Our media operation monetizes our bootstrap operation, showing our hesitations, mistakes and issue-resolutions. Our conversations with venture capitalists, our terms and constraints, our echo-locations with the market, our slow journey to clarity on where we belong regarding market position - all these things are captured live through the lens of the camera - as part of our <BOOTSTRAP. MEDIA. OPERATION>

And the best part?

- if the money talks, if the market speaks - then we know our product’s a winner.

And did I mention we’re paid to distribute this content...

Alex Harmozi just nails this straight on the head. Why, if possible, would you NOT put together a service that is just so good the offer cannot ever be ignored? This mentality is the central focus of this company.

Pooling resources from across the nation, this company has the largest distribution network in the world - and ye key players want to be a part of it - for your CUT.

We’re talking $17m, $35m, and $42m operations, and the big money that can be involved. For all ye who want their prize, hit us up for cross-promotion.

ogramming, compared to counterparts, just buckles up instead - it sways all negative opinion through tenable excellence in the rhetorical sell: why, if at all, would I NOT put together this type of package, if I were going to life this lifestyle anyway?