You were doing the right thing and the wrong thing happened. God wouldn’t have allowed it if it wasn’t going to work for your good somehow. It may have come in as an enemy, but God knows how to turn it into a footstool, into something that propels you further.
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I got bored and told ChatGPT to apply to 500 job openings for me.
Woke up, phone's blowing up—12 interview calls within 24 hours.
This is the prompt I used:
I believe that when God wants to make you successful, He first takes away your comfort, tests your patience, isolates you, and challenges your faith. Before He provides the life you dream of, He builds the version of you that can handle it. He’s not punishing you, He’s preparing you.
If you got laid off tomorrow & had to replace your income ASAP, here's exactly what to do:
1. Go to Amazon and open a fresh account. Use a different name. It can be completely anonymous.
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The most dangerous type of person you will ever meet is the person who is smart enough to make you think they’re stupid.
They appear dumb. They act dumb. They move dumb. They talk dumb.
They want you to constantly underestimate them. They don’t want you to understand them.
But beneath all that tomfoolery is a highly efficient person. Ruthless. Calculating. Dangerous.
They’ve perfected the art of hiding in plain sight.
Fan sells his Cooper Flagg rookie card for $8 million after turning down the Mavs’ offer of 32 years of season tickets for a card he originally got for just $515
Grown men are paying $50 an hour to hit a golf ball into a bedsheet in a strip mall at 11pm, and nobody works there
There's no front desk. You book a bay on your phone, the app texts you a door code, and the code stops working when your hour is up
The going rate at the unstaffed ones: $40 an hour on weekday afternoons, $50 nights and weekends, charged per bay so four guys split it. Or $225 a month for unlimited 24/7 access and your own door code
The "bedsheet" is an impact screen, and the thing reading your swing is a launch monitor bolted to the ceiling. A commercial package with screen, enclosure, projector and monitor runs about $15,000 with Uneekor and $28,000 with Trackman. The booking and door code software is $249 a month
One bay rented 4 hours a night at $50 is $6,000 a month. Four bays is $24,000 before a single membership
Out the other side:
Rent on 3,000 square feet of strip mall: $4,500
Software, power, internet: $900
Cleaning twice a week: $800
Insurance and card fees: $900
About $7,100 a month
Nobody on payroll. The owner checks the cameras from his couch
Building 4 bays:
Simulator packages: $72,000
Walls, turf, lighting, soundproofing: $38,000
Lease deposit and first month: $9,000
Furniture, putting green, TVs: $8,000
$127,000
"What stops somebody from walking off with a $15,000 launch monitor"
It's bolted to the ceiling, every booking has a card on file, and there's a camera over every bay
Getting one open by December:
1. 3,000 square feet of strip mall with 10 foot ceilings or higher. Low ceilings are the one thing you can't fix later
2. Start with Uneekor bays and add a Trackman when the members ask for it
3. Booking software that texts door codes, and a camera over every bay
4. Sell founding memberships in November, so there's cash coming in before the first swing
The whole $127,000 goes out before a single bay gets booked. The bank route is a business plan and two months of paperwork, which is how you open in February and miss the winter. The cards take a couple of weeks and only look at your personal file. At the pace above the build is paid off in about 8 months, and the cards don't charge a dollar of interest until next fall
Courses up north start closing in about 8 weeks, and the golfers still want to golf
At 11pm the only person in there is a dentist in a quarter-zip trying to fix his slice
(700+ score: the bays, the buildout and the deposit go on 0% business credit. link in bio)
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