What if I told you that you can make your first $100,000 by the end of 2025 with the power of AI? And no, you don’t need to be an AI expert, spend thousands of dollars on softwares, or have thousands of followers. You see, back in 2019 to build a profitable business, you had to manage a team of people, spend thousands of dollars, and then maybe if you got lucky, you’d make some profit. But now, thanks [music] to AI tools like ChatGPT, Canva, and Claude, you can handle all the workload of hundreds of employees for [music] less than $40 a month. Meaning almost anyone can build a successful one-person business making $10,000 per month only working one to two hours a day. Cuz this is the exact same path I took in 2020 when I was a complete beginner to make my first $100,000 online. And now, I make that same amount per month working much less thanks to the power of AI. That’s why in this video, I’m going to break down my four-step process that helped me build my one-person business from scratch so you can do the same. But before I show you how it works, first let’s break down how to make $10,000 per month in general. So, if we do the math, $10,000 per month divided by 30 is $333 per day, which means $333 is the amount we need to make every single day to get to $10,000 per month. And we can do this in three ways. You can sell five $75 ebooks per day. You can sell seven $50 affiliate products per day. You can sell one $350 digital course per day. And as you can see, all of these ways require getting eyeballs on your products, which I’ll go over how to do with AI in step four. But now that you know how much we need to make, let me show you the first step in the process to making this entire thing work, which is what I call problem pinpointing. Think about it like this, making money always comes down to solving problems. And the more people you solve it for, the the money you can make. Let me explain. Think of an Uber driver versus the CEO of Uber. Driver gets paid to take one person from point A to point B, but the CEO built a system that helps millions of drivers do that all over the world. There are thousands of Uber drivers doing the same job, but there’s only one person behind the app making it all possible. That’s why the CEO earns $150,000 an hour while the driver earns $15 an hour. That’s a 10,000x difference just by solving a bigger problem for more people. And this is the same concept we’ll apply to your one-person business. Pinpointing a niche problem to solve so you can consistently make $10,000 per month. But don’t worry, you don’t have to build a global app. It could be smaller everyday problems that people are already looking for help with. And right now you might be thinking, how can I pinpoint a problem if I don’t have much experience? But I promise you’ve already solved more problems than you think. Think back over to the last 5 to 10 years. There’s at least something you figured out that others are still struggling with. For example, were you overweight and lost weight? Were you nervous about public speaking but got better at it? Were you bad with stocks but got better at investing? And even if you’ve solved something on a smaller scale like learning a new language, that’s still a big problem that many people face everyday and want to solve. These are just a few examples of problems you can solve to attract and serve your core audience. There are thousands more you can specialize in to start earning money today. But if you’re still struggling with this, don’t worry. You can ask ChatGPT this prompt to get all of your answers. Give me a list of common problems people face everyday that I can solve for my one-person content business. And once you type that in, pick one and let’s move on to the next step. Now that you’ve found a problem to solve, there’s still one major issue. If you scroll on YouTube for even a second, you’ll see there are already hundreds of people solving that same problem. Whether it be weight loss, financial advice, or learning a new language. So, how do you stand out in the sea of creators offering similar solutions without looking like a copy of everybody else? And more importantly, how do you do this without waiting months or even years to finally see some growth? To do that, you need to stand out. You need something unique. You need something that separates you from the sea of creators, and that’s where having our unique selling proposition comes in. This is what makes you or your product stand out from the rest. For me, I remember struggling to sell digital products when I first got started, and it was a pain to find clear, beginner-friendly information online that actually helped. So, I decided to create my own product, one for beginners who work a 9-to-5 and who wanted to build a consistent side income by working just 1 to 2 hours a day. Because the truth is, I was in those exact same shoes. I knew how it felt to work a 9-to-5. I knew how annoying it was to deal with a boss who was always on my case. And because of this, I knew I needed a way to build a consistent side income only working a few hours per day. That’s why promoting products online quickly became that solution. So, creating a product for complete beginners working 9-to-5s ended up becoming my unique selling proposition because most other products were either too advanced or aimed at a younger audience like college students. And this is just one example of a unique selling proposition. For you, that might be a value stock investing program that shows retirees the best companies to invest in or a self-improvement course for working moms focused on improving their family life, moving up in their careers, and deepening their relationships. The key is to find something that differentiates you from the rest of the market. And if this sounds overwhelming, it doesn’t have to be because with AI, you can ask it to help you figure out your unique value proposition with this prompt. Give me 10 unique angles or USPs I could use to stand out in your niche. But even after knowing all this, every day I’m still flooded with questions like, what niche should I choose? What digital products actually sell? And how do I promote them without a huge following? So, to answer all of that and more, I created the content creation coaching program. Inside, I show you the exact strategies I’ve used to go from zero to making my first seven figures with content creation and the same strategies I’ve been using to build a massive social media following of over 1.5 million online. But the best part, you’ll have me and a seven-figure coach guiding you throughout every step of the way. So, by joining it becomes impossible to fail with all these accountability systems already in place. If you’re interested in learning how hundreds of beginners are taking advantage of this opportunity to build a consistent online income working 1 to 2 hours a day, then click the first link in the description and I’ll see you inside. Now that you found your unique selling proposition, the next big question is, what product should you create to sell to your audience? The truth is, you could create just about anything, whether it be ebooks, courses, or a mentorship program. But, if you’re feeling overwhelmed by all of the options and aren’t ready to build something big, that’s also totally fine. In fact, that is why I don’t recommend creating any of these products right away. Instead, your goal should be to create a minimum viable product, a product quick, simple, and easy to launch as soon as possible. A minimum viable product is a lower-priced version of a bigger offer. For example, that could be a $50 cookbook with a few recipes to test demand before, [music] you know, you go and sell a $500 cooking course with hundreds of recipes. If your audience likes the minimum viable product, great. Now you know it’s worth building the bigger product. If not, then you’ve saved yourself from wasting time, money, and energy creating something people don’t want. And to create your minimum viable product quickly, you can use ChatGPT. Here’s a prompt you can use to do this easily. I want to create a simple ebook or mini course for beginners who describe your audience. For example, people who work a 9-5 and want to earn side income. Break it down into easy-to-follow sections and include tips, examples, and actionable steps. These are the problems they struggle with and how I plan to solve them. List down your problems and your solutions. And you don’t have to do mini courses or ebooks. You can also do one-on-one coaching sessions to test the demand for a group coaching program. Or if you don’t want to create your own digital product, that’s fine, too. You can promote a lower-priced affiliate product to test the demand for your bigger product down the line. The point is to get something out as quickly as possible and test demand before you build anything big. And now that you’ve got your minimum viable product, you might be thinking, “How do I actually make this valuable in the eyes of my audience?” What makes a product worth buying? Don’t worry because there’s a simple equation that helps us solve this problem. [music] And for that, we turn to Alex Hormozi’s purple book, 100 Million Offers. In the book, he talks about the value equation, which is a simple way to increase the perceived value of your offer. Now, there are four pillars to this equation. The first one is the dream outcome. This is the dream goal your audience wants to achieve. It could be losing 10 lb, making $10,000 consistently, or finding their dream partner. The bigger and more desirable the outcome, the higher the perceived value of our product. The second pillar is the likelihood of achievement. This is how likely others and yourself have achieved the same dream outcome. Here, you’ll show social proof such as your own results, client results, and testimonials. Think of the last time you shopped on Amazon. You most likely browsed at least five reviews before you bought anything. It’s the same thing here. The third pillar is time delay. How fast can they achieve the dream outcome? Basically, if you can help them achieve their dream outcome in 1 month instead of 3 months, your product becomes way more valuable. Because as humans, we want things fast. Think of taking an Uber instead of waiting for a taxi or taking a few supplements to lose weight instead of spending 3 months in the gym. And the last pillar is effort and sacrifice. This is how little they have to give up to achieve their dream outcome. For example, do they have to give up snacks to lose weight or can they keep eating their favorite snacks while seeing the scale drop? And now that we’ve understood what the pillars are, here is how they work together to make your product valuable. The bigger the dream outcome, the higher the perceived value of your product. The higher the likelihood of achievement, the more they trust your product will work. The shorter the time delay, the more valuable the product is because it can shorten the time it takes to get their dream outcome. And the lower the effort and sacrifice, the easier it becomes to reach their dream outcome without having to give up anything. [music] So, when you have all four dialed in, your product stands out. Your viewers will think, “This gets me what I want. It’s proven. It’s fast. [music] And I won’t have to give up anything to get there.” And that’s exactly when they buy. If this still seems a little too hard, there is one prompt I’ve used to have ChatGPT give us all our answers. Feel free to pause the video and write this prompt down. And by now, you should have three things figured out. The problem you’re going to solve, how you plan to stand out in the market, and what you’re going to sell. But the next big problem is getting the attention of people to sell it to. But not just any attention, you want attention from the right people. Think of it like this. If you’re selling an ebook on cooking, then you don’t want to create random videos of you doing some crazy dances on TikTok. Instead, you want to share recipes and cooking videos to target your ideal audience. And you don’t have to do just videos on TikTok, you can also create short posts on Instagram showing your viewers what recipes to cook to lose weight, quick pins on Pinterest linking them to your blog about your favorite recipes, or quick educational shorts on YouTube where you teach people how to make their favorite dishes. But, if you’re currently lost and don’t know where to start, I’ve came up with another quick ChatGPT prompt you can use to put this all together. Feel free to pause the video and write this down. Once you have this written down, the next thing you want to do is have a call to action in your social media posts to link people back to your minimum viable product. After your audience has watched your valuable content and built trust in you and what you offer, that’s exactly when they buy. And this is how you’ll be able to sell $750 ebooks per day to make $10,000 per month. Now, you know how to start a $10,000 one-person business with AI. If you’d like to fast-track your progress, skip [music] the years of mistakes I went through making my one-person business with AI, and get the help from me and a seven-figure coach all throughout your journey, then click on the first link in the description, and I’ll see you inside the content creator coaching program.