There are kids with zero coding skills making $80k/month downloading free AI tools off GitHub, slapping a company's logo on them, and selling them to 60yo CEOs for $25,000
Broke computer science nerds upload millions of dollars worth of working code to GitHub for free every day just to flex on other nerds
If you have zero technical skills, here is how you turn their free homework into $25k checks:
Go look at how a 60yo guy running a $15M roofing, logistics, or medical company operates his back office
He's paying 4 office staff $200,000 a year to manually type PDF invoices into Excel, chase old leads by hand, and answer the same 12 phone questions all day
A computer science student already built the AI script that automates all of that in 10 seconds and uploaded it to GitHub under an MIT license (which means anyone can legally repackage and sell it to businesses)
The student makes $0 from it because he's scared to talk to a 60yo millionaire on Zoom
You step in as the middleman who connects the two sides and collects the wire:
1. Pull a proven open-source repo off GitHub
Go to github. com and search for business tools that already have 500+ stars so you know the code works:
- "ai voice receptionist"
- "invoice ocr extraction"
- "automated lead reactivation"
- "rfp proposal generator"
2. Put a $20 Lovable skin on top of it before your call
Old business owners don't understand code or GitHub folders. If you show them a terminal screen they'll hang up on you
Take the repo, drop it into Lovable or v0 for $20, and tell it to build a clean dashboard using the prospect's exact company logo and colors (takes about 10 minutes)
3. Let the CEO click the buttons on Zoom
When you hop on a 15-minute call with the owner, don't pitch a slide deck
Screen-share the dashboard with his logo on it, upload one of his company's real PDFs or let him call the test phone number on speakerphone, and let him watch it work live
To him, cutting $150,000 a year in wasted office payroll for a one-time $25,000 build means he's up $125,000 in his first year alone
Once his wire hits your bank account, you take $600 of his deposit and pay a developer on Discord to connect that GitHub code to his company's real CRM and phone lines over the weekend
You pocket $24,400 profit without writing a single line of code yourself
Dumi used this exact middleman model with us to close a $30,000 paid-in-full deal for a medical company without touching a line of code
I already have the vetted developers who build these systems for a flat wholesale fee, plus the exact outreach scripts and contracts we use to close 60yo owners
DM me "GITHUB" and once you message me I'll send you the breakdown and see if you're a fit to use our dev team
There are kids with zero coding skills making $80k/month downloading free AI tools off GitHub, slapping a company's logo on them, and selling them to 60yo CEOs for $25,000
Broke computer science nerds upload millions of dollars worth of working code to GitHub for free every day just to flex on other nerds
If you have zero technical skills, here is how you turn their free homework into $25k checks:
Go look at how a 60yo guy running a $15M roofing, logistics, or medical company operates his back office
He's paying 4 office staff $200,000 a year to manually type PDF invoices into Excel, chase old leads by hand, and answer the same 12 phone questions all day
A computer science student already built the AI script that automates all of that in 10 seconds and uploaded it to GitHub under an MIT license (which means anyone can legally repackage and sell it to businesses)
The student makes $0 from it because he's scared to talk to a 60yo millionaire on Zoom
You step in as the middleman who connects the two sides and collects the wire:
1. Pull a proven open-source repo off GitHub
Go to github. com and search for business tools that already have 500+ stars so you know the code works:
- "ai voice receptionist"
- "invoice ocr extraction"
- "automated lead reactivation"
- "rfp proposal generator"
2. Put a $20 Lovable skin on top of it before your call
Old business owners don't understand code or GitHub folders. If you show them a terminal screen they'll hang up on you
Take the repo, drop it into Lovable or v0 for $20, and tell it to build a clean dashboard using the prospect's exact company logo and colors (takes about 10 minutes)
3. Let the CEO click the buttons on Zoom
When you hop on a 15-minute call with the owner, don't pitch a slide deck
Screen-share the dashboard with his logo on it, upload one of his company's real PDFs or let him call the test phone number on speakerphone, and let him watch it work live
To him, cutting $150,000 a year in wasted office payroll for a one-time $25,000 build means he's up $125,000 in his first year alone
Once his wire hits your bank account, you take $600 of his deposit and pay a developer on Discord to connect that GitHub code to his company's real CRM and phone lines over the weekend
You pocket $24,400 profit without writing a single line of code yourself
Dumi used this exact middleman model with us to close a $30,000 paid-in-full deal for a medical company without touching a line of code
I already have the vetted developers who build these systems for a flat wholesale fee, plus the exact outreach scripts and contracts we use to close 60yo owners
DM me "GITHUB" and once you message me I'll send you the breakdown and see if you're a fit to use our dev team
High energy leads to ambition
If you aren’t naturally high energy then manufacture it with caffeine & pop tarts / candy
Trust
Red Bulls & pop tarts will make you rich
Never understood why people count how many days sober they’ve been
“Day 719!”
Bro if you’re not a drinker anymore then that’s that
wtf is the point of counting
@ZssBecker Do these ai videos convert on meta? I was gonna say it might have ai slop on the comments but that might be good for lowering cpm’s right? I haven’t tried ai vids so genuinely curious 🤔