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0:00Hey there, sower, welcome to today's
0:03interview. I've brought a student who
0:07achieved a huge result, over 16,000 BRL
0:09with international product launches.
0:13And today she's going to share a bit
0:15about her journey and, most importantly
0:18, how she managed to reach this result.
0:20She'll talk a bit about the strategies,
0:22how she found this launch, and how she
0:24applied the strategy. And I'm sure that
0:26by the end of this interview, you'll
0:28have an insight to apply to your own
0:30operation as well. So go ahead and
0:32leave a like on this video, subscribe
0:34to this channel, because every week
0:36there's new content here to help you
0:37earn money through the internet. So,
0:40I'm here with Leticia. Welcome, Leticia
0:43. First of all, before we actually
0:46start to understand a bit about the
0:48strategy, how did you manage to reach
0:5016,000 in a month, right? And best of
0:54all, guys, with incredible
0:56profitability, she'll talk a bit more
0:57about that, because launches, as I
0:59always tell you, are the fastest and
1:00most profitable strategy in this market
1:02. And when you get it right, you can
1:05reap great results, just as was the
1:07case with Leticia here. Leticia, first
1:09I wanted to understand a bit more who
1:12Leticia is, right? Where you're from,
1:15what you did before the digital market,
1:17and what motivated you to enter this
1:19market so we can understand it, and
1:21then we'll dive a bit deeper into the
1:23strategic part itself.
1:25>> Good morning, Bruno. Good morning,
1:27everyone. My name is Leticia, I'm 20
1:29years old, and I currently live in the
1:32interior of Mato Grosso, more
1:33specifically in Juína. It's not very
1:36well known, but that's where I
1:39currently live. Well, before I knew
1:42about the digital market, I was a
1:44student, I was in high school, and I
1:46always saw my mother working with this.
1:50She started way before I did. So I
1:53followed her whole process, I saw her
1:56results, and I was always interested,
1:58but I didn't have the time because of
2:00that high school rush, studying for
2:02college entrance exams. Without even
2:06knowing yet which profession I wanted
2:07to follow. So, it was a bit of a
2:10complicated year, but that's okay, the
2:13end of the year came, I graduated from
2:15school and said, "Okay, now what am I
2:18going to do? I don't know which
2:21profession I want to follow, which
2:22college I want to attend, I was never
2:24sure." Then I thought, "My God, what
2:28now?" And now, right? That's always the
2:31doubt every student has when finishing
2:33school. Then my mom came, talked to me,
2:37and said: "No, honey, what do you think
2:38? Will it work out? No, let's start.
2:42Start with me, I'll give you all the
2:44support, I'll help you every step of
2:45the way." And since I always saw that
2:48she had results, I knew it worked. So,
2:51with her help, I said: "It will work
2:53out even better, because I have her
2:56support right here, my private mentor."
2:59>> Yes. Very good. So, in December 2024 I
3:03decided that I would start on the
3:05internet in this market, and we both
3:08went to the immersion. There she got
3:11the 10K plaque, for 10,000 in revenue.
3:16>> Wow, that's cool. I was amazed by that
3:18environment. I saw many people going on
3:22stage, getting plaques, really living
3:24off this market with freedom. And I
3:28decided, I said: "No, this is exactly
3:29what I'm going to do, it will work,
3:31I'll go home now and I'll focus." I
3:34returned from the immersion very
3:36excited, watched many classes, trained,
3:39practiced, uploaded many campaigns. At
3:42that time I was applying to Brazil on
3:44Hotmart.
3:45>> Hmm. Oh, you started with Brazil, then?
3:48>> Yes. Uh-huh. I started with Brazil,
3:50Hotmart, Kify. It was like that. Then
3:53in the following months I made some
3:55small sales, but it still wasn't
3:58anything spectacular. Oh, it wasn't
4:01enough.
4:02>> Yes. And at that time, your mom, in
4:04this case, those 10,000 she made, was
4:06that applying to Brazil too? And did
4:08you follow her same direction?
4:10>> No, those 10,000 she made were with
4:12Latam launches on Hotmart. Oh, how cool
4:15, how
4:16>> she was always into launches, but then
4:18I said, oh, launch is a slightly more
4:20complicated strategy. Me, a beginner
4:22who knew nothing, went for Brazil,
4:23right, a bit slower. So,
4:26>> it's amazing that many people have that
4:28same perspective, right, that, oh, I
4:29think launching is a bit more complex,
4:31I'll start here in Brazil or sometimes
4:33in the international market.
4:36>> But, like, when you actually start, you
4:38see it's not like that, right, that
4:40launching itself, if you focus
4:42obviously and have guidance from basic
4:44to advanced, anyone can start, even if
4:46the person has never done a launch
4:48before. Basically it's more of a matter
4:51of focus and having that vision. When
4:53she starts to have that vision, wow,
4:55she’ll see that a product launch is
4:56something anyone can start from scratch
4:58, even if they’ve never done it
5:00before, right?
5:01>> And how cool is that. Uh, in that case,
5:04you decided, "Oh, I'm not going to do
5:05the launch, even though my mom is
5:06getting results, I'm going to focus
5:08here in Brazil." And that focus on
5:10Brazil, how was that for you? Were you
5:12able to generate good results for
5:13yourself right away or not? Did you get
5:15stuck at the beginning? How was it? You
5:17ended up in the red, didn't you?
5:19Because when we start in this market,
5:20we often stay in the red for a while at
5:22first, because we're learning and
5:23understanding how it works. Did you go
5:26through that process too?
5:28>> Yeah, I started, it took me a few
5:30months to make my first sale, but when
5:33I did sell, I made a profit, but then
5:35when I kept testing the campaign,
5:37without much knowledge of scaling or
5:39anything like that, I ended up in the
5:41red, but it's okay. Then I went to
5:44another product because I didn't sell.
5:45>> It messed up the whole campaign, right?
5:46>> Yeah. Then I even did a Brazil launch
5:50where I made a few sales too,
5:54>> but the commission percentage was low,
5:55so I stayed in the red again, but
5:56that's fine.
5:58>> Uh-huh.
5:58>> I made a few little sales, but as I
6:01said, it wasn't enough. Was it because
6:04in Brazil the sales are a bit cheaper,
6:05right? They’re lower.
6:07>> Yes.
6:09>> So I stayed in that process for a few
6:11months until we went to the immersion
6:13again in June. Uh-huh. There I learned
6:18about the nutra strategy,
6:19nutraceuticals, everyone was doing it
6:21and getting great results. I got
6:23interested, you know? I'm going to test
6:27this new strategy.
6:28>> Yes.
6:28>> So when I got back, I started testing,
6:32I began this Nutra process, and I made
6:36my first sale 20 days after my first
6:39campaign went live. So then, wow, I was
6:43so happy, so excited. I said, "Now..."
6:45>> In dollars, right? In dollars too.
6:48>> In dollars. Dollars are even more
6:50motivating, right?
6:51>> In dollars. Uh-huh. The sale was quite
6:54high.
6:55>> Oh, how cool.
6:56>> So anyway. I continued with that
6:59process for a while. However, the next
7:02month we had to move. At that time, I
7:05lived in Campo Grande, which is the
7:07capital of Mato Grosso do Sul. And then
7:10, because of my father's business, his
7:13work, we had to move here to the
7:14interior of Mato Grosso. So it was a
7:18bit of a difficult phase for me,
7:20because I left my friends, the life I
7:21knew, many things, right, the place I
7:23loved, to come here. It took a while
7:27for me to adapt, the mess of moving,
7:29until everything in the house was set
7:30up. I lost focus a little.
7:33>> Uh-huh. However,
7:34>> I ended up leaving the market aside a
7:36bit there.
7:37>> It’s because, wow, packing boxes,
7:39after that, setting up, setting up the
7:41house,
7:42>> the moving process is very
7:43time-consuming. Since the city is also
7:46very far, wow, we spent two days
7:48traveling with a moving truck.
7:50>> It was crazy. I can imagine.
7:54>> Then later, when we arrived and
7:56finished the turn, I settled in, no,
7:58now I'm going to really focus again.
8:02Then I came back, continued testing
8:04Nutra, launching several campaigns. The
8:07end of the year came, and I didn't make
8:09any more sales. I said: "Wow, I thought
8:10I was going to sell so much, you know?
8:12I made my first my first sale so
8:14quickly."
8:15>> Yeah.
8:16>> So, okay, right? I started to find it a
8:19bit strange, the year turned, so it was
8:21already 2026. I continued testing there
8:25in the first few months, I kept not
8:27selling. I didn't understand why, what
8:30was happening to me, if I was doing
8:32something wrong, but my mom kept saying
8:33: "No, everything is fine, you're not
8:35doing anything wrong, it's the process.
8:37" I said: "Wow, what a long process."
8:40>> This process is tough, right? The
8:42process is tough. for you to accept the
8:44process is complicated, but everyone
8:46everyone has this process, right? And I
8:49truly believe it is also a maturation
8:51process for you to understand and for
8:52you to strengthen yourself, because
8:54sometimes I've known some cases like
8:55this, there are people who do very well
8:57right at the start, but then something
8:59goes wrong, they end up giving up, and
9:01throw it all away. Now, when you go
9:03through this process that is sometimes
9:04more difficult, you become much
9:06stronger. And then, looking ahead, for
9:07example, if you go through something
9:09like this again, you understand that
9:10it's part of it, right? that at the
9:12beginning, often there you have to
9:13learn and understand how it works until
9:15you actually start to reap the results.
9:17So, in that case in 2026, you continued
9:19doing Nutra and with no results coming
9:21in. And then, what decision did you
9:24make?
9:25>> Then I stayed another three months in
9:27Nutra, didn't sell anymore, I said: "Oh
9:29, that's enough," right? I stayed more
9:32or less 8 months on that strategy alone
9:34. I did it once or quite a few times.
9:39>> Just the one I mentioned, because I had
9:41a lot of trouble getting the campaigns
9:43to run, because you have to set a CPA
9:45sky-high, and I didn't have the cash.
9:50>> So, it was difficult to get some
9:52campaigns running; they stayed stuck,
9:54really stuck. And the ones that did run
9:57didn't bring results, but.
10:00>> In that process, did you end up in the
10:02negative? Do you remember roughly how
10:04much it was in the Nutra niche?
10:06>> Oh, the worst part is that I didn't do
10:08the math.
10:10>> Well, that's already a mistake right
10:11there, isn't it? You have to have
10:12financial control.
10:13>> So, in Nutra, specifically in Nutra, I
10:15don't remember right now how much I
10:16lost, but I can guess 3,000,
10:19>> 4,000,
10:20>> okay? That's a significant amount,
10:22right? And eight months there, right?
10:24Trying, banging your head against the
10:26wall, getting stuck. It's just that
10:28Nutra itself has much more competition,
10:31right? When you pick products,
10:32especially the ones on the front page,
10:34sometimes it's more complicated to
10:35start with them and get them running.
10:38And today I see that you really need
10:40more cash for Nutra to actually test,
10:42because sometimes you spend a lot of
10:43cash on a single product; sometimes you
10:45have to do several different tests,
10:47sometimes set a high CPA, then the CPC
10:49is expensive, and at the end of the day
10:51, you have to have a budget to hold
10:53that, and sometimes not everyone can
10:54handle that. And in this case, for
10:56Nutra, you were focusing on Google as
10:58well, right? Bottom of the funnel.
10:59>> That's it. Uh-huh. Yes.
11:02>> Bottom of the funnel, everything just
11:04right: the product name, very high CPA,
11:05very high budget. But, as I mentioned,
11:08I didn't have much budget, so I ended
11:11up testing only one product a month, so
11:14it was hard to make sales. But there
11:17you go, after 2026, right? Again, I
11:20spent another three months testing
11:21Nutra and then I said: "No, you know
11:23what?""Enough," right? I've tested
11:25enough, let's go to launches because
11:27that's what worked for my mother, it's
11:29what I wanted from the beginning. But
11:31then, since I ended up discovering this
11:33new strategy, I said: "Oh, I'll test it
11:34.""My mother does launches and I do
11:36Nutra.""Because they are two different
11:38ways for us, right?"
11:39>> Uh-huh.
11:40>> Yes.
11:41>> So I said, I'll go with launches
11:42because that's what works for my mom,
11:44and she'll help me even more since she
11:46already has experience. Then I started
11:48by watching your course, Gring Express.
11:52I started watching, did a lot of
11:54research, found some launches, and set
11:57up my first campaigns; the first few
11:59launches I tested, I didn't make any
12:02sales. Some launches I set up along
12:05with my mom, the same product, both of
12:07us.
12:09>> She made a bunch of sales and I didn't
12:11sell a single one. Look at that, no way
12:15. But look, the worst part is that this
12:18really does happen. Sometimes you do
12:19the same launch, and one person gets
12:21results while the other doesn't. And
12:22that's something inexplicable, right?
12:24Sometimes it's set up the same way and
12:26it doesn't perform. I believe it has a
12:29lot to do with the account you used for
12:31the campaigns, Google itself, and the
12:33person searching on the other end.
12:37Sometimes, whoever searched for your
12:38mom's, for example, was a more
12:39qualified person, and sometimes yours
12:40wasn't as qualified, right? The buyers
12:42went only to her.
12:44>> Or did she do something there too,
12:46right? She used a different link than
12:48you.
12:49>> It's because I was using my affiliate
12:51link from my platform and she was using
12:53hers, right? So we could earn on our
12:56own.
12:56>> Yes, yes.
12:58>> Yeah, but it happens, this can happen,
13:00and that's why the result is never the
13:02same for everyone, right? Even if you
13:05do the same launch, it's always
13:07different. Sometimes one makes more,
13:09another makes less. Sometimes one
13:10doesn't make anything at all. That
13:11changes a lot, doesn't it? And this
13:13launch, in this case, was where? In
13:15Brazil, international, Latin America?
13:17>> This one we did together was a launch
13:18on a private platform, international.
13:21>> Oh, wow.
13:22>> It was a very well-known producer we
13:24found through our research. While
13:27watching your course.
13:29>> Oh, how cool.
13:30>> And since he was very famous, we
13:32launched it. I said, "No, this will
13:34work, right? He is very well-known." So
13:36she launched it on hers, I launched it
13:38on mine, and she made over R $ 10,000.
13:40R $ 10,000 just on this launch, and I
13:42got nothing, nothing, nothing.
13:45>> I wanted to earn something too, right?
13:47>> Then you start questioning yourself, is
13:48there something wrong with me? It's not
13:50possible.
13:50>> Yeah, I used to ask, "Mom, analyze my
13:52campaigns, see if everything is right."
13:55>> But everything was actually right, it
13:57was just my process. God was preparing
13:59me.
13:59>> Yeah, for sure, for sure.
14:02>> So I kept testing, finding new launches
14:05. Then came August and I found a launch
14:10on Hotmart, selling tickets; I set it
14:13up and made a few sales, finally after
14:16so long.
14:18>> Look at that, a few sales in dollars.
14:20Oh, I thanked God so much.
14:22>> That was in the Spanish market, in this
14:24case.
14:25>> Yes, that's right. Uh-huh.
14:26>> Oh, that's cool.
14:27>> It was for a ticket there in Spain. So
14:31>> this one, this one in this case was
14:32what? Yeah, the person had to buy a
14:34ticket to attend the event,
14:35>> the in-person event.
14:37>> Oh, in-person. Hmm. Oh, nice. Different
14:40. So, but in that case, was the price a
14:42lower, cheaper price, or was it a more
14:44expensive one? That one
14:47>> the ticket price was high, but the
14:50percentage was a bit lower. Earning a
14:54little less, but in dollars, it ends up
14:56being a decent amount. Yes. Cool. And
14:59were you able to get results? Was it
15:00good for you? It was, it was good, yes.
15:04Eh, not that, not that big, you know?
15:09That's the word I wanted to remember,
15:12>> but it was good. Thank God, for me,
15:14having gone so long without making a
15:15sale, it really made a difference. It
15:17gave me an extra boost to keep testing,
15:21>> because from my last Nutra sale to this
15:24launch one, it was a year, a year in
15:26the process without making a sale and
15:29testing every month. So, there were
15:32many, many moments I got discouraged,
15:34even saying: "My God, no, that's enough
15:37.""I think I've tested so much."
15:40>> In other words, you were being prepared
15:41for the launches. Right? Because when
15:43you applied the launch, you went back
15:44to the launch, right? Applied the first
15:45one there, and you already managed to
15:46get results, right?
15:48>> That's, that's what's cool.
15:50>> And then you continued, did you do that
15:52one? Was that the first one that
15:54brought you positive results, that
15:56brought you profit?
15:57>> Yes, I tested a few that I didn't get
15:58results with. Then that was the first
16:00one I got results, I made a profit.
16:03>> Uh-huh.
16:03>> It was, you know, calmer, lower, it was
16:06a smaller profit.
16:08>> Yes.
16:08>> And that was in August of 2026. In that
16:13same month, my mom found a launch while
16:15scouting on Instagram, a launch on a
16:17private platform from a very famous
16:19producer she already knew.
16:22>> And then she
16:24>> Just just to understand, in that case,
16:26how did she find it on Instagram? Was
16:29she just scrolling and saw the ad, or
16:31did she go through the followers of a
16:34big producer? How exactly did she find
16:36it? She has an Instagram profile where
16:39she only mines for these types of
16:41launches.
16:42>> Look at that, guys. There's a tip, huh?
16:44You took note. It's nothing but
16:46launches. So, when she's scrolling, one
16:48pops up and she shares it with me,
16:50because I'm usually the one who
16:51analyzes them. Yes.
16:53>> So she scrolls like that and shares
16:55them with me. Then at the end of the
16:57day, I go and analyze the launches she
17:00sent.
17:00>> Oh, that's cool. It's great that you
17:02two formed a partnership, right? And
17:04these people are working together.
17:06>> Oh, that's awesome. Actually, guys,
17:09that's an excellent tip, creating a
17:11specific profile just for you to hunt
17:13for launches on Instagram. Why? On
17:16Instagram, usually, when you start
17:18consuming content only about launches,
17:20the tendency is for the algorithm to
17:22understand you like that and it starts
17:24feeding you more and more of it. So
17:27you'll often see someone talking about
17:29events, you'll see people talking about
17:30free classes, masterclasses, workshops,
17:32sometimes a cheap little product, and
17:34various producers will appear like that
17:35. The more you share with someone, the
17:39better it is, the sharper the algorithm
17:41gets, and the easier it is for you to
17:42hunt. Anyway, that's an excellent tip
17:45for you to apply, okay? And so, in this
17:47case, she found it, you went there,
17:49analyzed the launch, and saw it had
17:50potential.
17:51>> Yeah, she shared that launch she found
17:54with me. But since we were busy
17:57day-to-day testing other products, it
17:59got pushed aside. We actually forgot to
18:01analyze it.
18:02>> Wow. Uh-huh. Then, at the end—this
18:05was late August, early September of now
18:08, 2026—she went on a trip and, in the
18:11middle of it, she calls me saying: "
18:13Honey, I just saw this launch," which
18:16she had already shared with me, but we
18:19hadn't analyzed it. Then she went to
18:22check it out, saw the producer was very
18:23famous, and saw there were already
18:25several people with Google ads, already
18:26several competitors. She said: "
18:28>> It's going to work,
18:30>> analyze it properly and launch the
18:31campaign because it's going to work."
18:34So, I immediately went there, analyzed
18:35it, and saw that this launch really had
18:37great potential because the producer
18:39had many followers, so they were very
18:41well-known.
18:42>> Uh-huh.
18:44>> Then I went to set up the campaign with
18:46four days left until the first live
18:48event, which was an
18:51>> online event, right? The launch class.
18:53>> Just just before we talk about this
18:55part of the class. This analysis part,
18:58right, for the folks here to understand
19:00and maybe learn something from it. Uh,
19:03how do you do it, since you're the one
19:05analyzing now, what do you usually
19:07observe to see if that launch has
19:08potential for you to take on or not, to
19:10make that decision?
19:13>> Yes, the first thing I do is check for
19:15the sign-up box, see if there are
19:17registrations, and check the event date
19:19to be sure it's actually a launch.
19:22>> Uh-huh.
19:22>> I analyze
19:23>> this on the page, right? on the sales
19:25page, say
19:25>> on the sales page, on the page,
19:27>> it's a capture page, right? Capture.
19:28>> Yes, capture.
19:29>> Uh-huh.
19:30>> Yes.
19:31>> I always analyze the social media
19:33profiles of the producers, of those
19:35people who are developing an event,
19:37because if the person already has many
19:40followers on social media, whether it's
19:42Instagram, YouTube, or TikTok, they are
19:44famous, they have a high chance of
19:46being a well-known launch.
19:49>> Uh-huh. Do you just look at the
19:51follower count, or is there a specific
19:53number you observe? Ah, what number is
19:55ideal for you? Ah, does it have to have
19:57over X followers? Is there some
19:58parameter like that, or not?
20:00>> Yeah, I don't have anything too
20:01specific, but if they reach over 1
20:03million, for me, they're already famous
20:05. For me, they're already famous. I'm
20:07going to test it.
20:08>> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. So, you consider it a
20:11launch with high potential. Ah, it has
20:13over 1 million followers.
20:15>> Uh-huh.
20:15>> Ah, nice. And besides followers, do you
20:17look at anything else on social media,
20:19or just the follower count itself? I
20:20analyze if the event name is
20:22bottom-of-funnel, if I can advertise it
20:24, if Google will accept it, all that
20:27properly, and see if that launch can be
20:29advertised, if there's an affiliate
20:31page so we can sign up.
20:33>> If there isn't, I go talk to ChatGPT, I
20:36ask it
20:38>> to find a way to send me the page.
20:41Sometimes there really isn't one, but
20:43in this case I sent it to the chat, I
20:44said: "Chat GPT, give me the affiliate
20:46page for this product because I want to
20:47become an affiliate to advertise on
20:49Google Ads."
20:51>> Figure it out, chat,
20:54>> do your thing, because you have
20:55knowledge of the whole world, you know.
20:58>> Then it took a little while to give it
21:00to me because it kept saying: "This
21:02launch is by invitation only, and I
21:04don't know what, I don't know what, the
21:06producer has to invite you." Then I
21:08said: "No, but give it to me, you can
21:10do it." I said: "You can do it, give me
21:12the affiliate page for this product."
21:15Then in the end it worked, it gave it
21:17to me, so I registered on the page and
21:19everything and saw that it really was a
21:22launch, right? It had an affiliate
21:24program, everything was correct. Then I
21:27went straight to the campaign creation
21:29part. For me, everything was already
21:30analyzed and everything was OK. I don't
21:32spend much time analyzing things
21:33because for a launch, to really find
21:35out if it works, you have to test it.
21:37Yes,
21:38>> that's where you'll see if it works, if
21:40there will be sales. So then I already
21:43created it, went to create the campaign
21:45and uploaded it four days before the
21:47first class of the event. I uploaded it
21:49really last minute, but
21:51>> yes,
21:51>> it was the moment I could. Then the
21:54campaign started running a lot, it
21:56started to exceed my, my credit card
21:58limit, it blew my budget. I said: "My
22:01God, what now, right? I had to call my
22:05mom and ask for a Pix transfer so I
22:07could pay my bill, to free up my limit
22:09so the Google account wouldn't pause
22:11due to lack of payment. Then it started
22:16running, right, a lot, it ran a lot.
22:19And then when the cart opened for sales
22:22, when I went into the platform, there
22:25were already over 1,000 in sales. Wow,
22:29that
22:30>> man, I was so happy, I started thanking
22:33God a lot in prayer, I started crying a
22:36lot because I had already paid back all
22:38my investment and had a huge profit
22:41left over just from that sale. It was
22:44just one sale of over 1,000.
22:46>> Wow, that's awesome.
22:48>> Then I called my mom crying, showing it
22:50to her. Look here, it worked, it worked
22:52. Me crying on one side, her crying on
22:54the other. It was very emotional.
22:57>> Wow, that's so cool.
22:58>> The day ended, I went to sleep all
23:01peaceful, thanking God a lot. The other
23:05day, when I woke up, the first thing I
23:07did was open the platform. So I went,
23:10opened my computer, opened the platform
23:12, and when I saw it, there was over
23:143,000 there.
23:15>> Wow,
23:18>> my goodness gracious. I couldn't hold
23:20it in. I cried so much, so much, so
23:21much. I thanked God so much. Always
23:23putting God first. Thanking Him so much
23:26and I called my mom again. That's when
23:28we really broke down crying, you know?
23:29Me here, and her on the other side
23:31traveling.
23:33>> That's cool, right?
23:35>> Wow, how, how good is it, right? To see
23:38your fruits there, right? That you
23:40struggled so much for, planted so much,
23:42and you're finally reaping the results.
23:45That is so good and there is definitely
23:47God's hand in this whole process.
23:50>> Really cool. And was that the end of it
23:53or or did it continue? How was the rest
23:55?
23:56>> Yes. So that was the closing of it. I
23:59made a few $ 1,000 sales, made another
24:01sale a bit cheaper that totaled 3,000.
24:05So, in terms of the number of sales, it
24:06wasn't many, but since the commission
24:08was very high, it was already over
24:103,000.
24:13>> And converting to reais, my goodness, I
24:15didn't believe it when I saw that,
24:17converted, it was over 16,000 BRL.
24:2016,000. I had never even made half of
24:23that. And in just one week, I made over
24:2716,000.
24:29>> Uh-huh. And how much did you have to
24:31invest to get this result?
24:33>> Total. I invested 2,600 BRL.
24:37>> Wow. 16. Made 16,000 BRL. Yes.
24:41>> Investing just 2,600 BRL there.
24:43>> Wow, that's awesome.
24:45>> Look at the profitability of that. This
24:47is the power I talk about, right? I
24:49always tell the folks here, the sowers,
24:50that even though you often have a
24:52process, sometimes the process is a bit
24:53complicated, that you're there, things
24:55aren't going your way, sometimes you
24:57think:" Man, is it just me? Why do I
24:59see so many people? "Sometimes you're
25:00coming here, oh, Letícia is getting
25:02results, but I can't get results. But
25:04everyone, at the end of the day, there
25:05is a process behind it, right? Actually
25:07, the other day there was a person, a
25:09student, right, who said exactly that:"
25:10Man, I don't think it'll work for me. "
25:12I said:" Calm down, don't keep
25:13comparing yourself, because you don't
25:14know the other person's process, right?
25:16"You don't know what that person went
25:17through, what they're going through to
25:19reach that result. And one thing I
25:21think is great, and one of the
25:23advantages we have with launches, is
25:25precisely the fact that often you're
25:27there, trying and trying, but it
25:29doesn't click, the game doesn't change,
25:31you can't get the result you expect.
25:34But then you get one launch right and
25:36that one launch changes everything; it
25:38completely changes your game, gives you
25:39a very good cash flow to test other
25:41things, and best of all, it brings very
25:43good profitability, which gives you
25:44such peace, an absurd amount of
25:46tranquility. I remember very well that
25:48it was exactly like that for me, you
25:50know? I spent six months hitting my
25:52head, testing several things, testing
25:54digital products, testing Nutra, making
25:55physical digital products, and nothing
25:57worked. It was six months like that,
25:59and in the seventh month, I discovered
26:01launches. Then I saw a launch
26:02opportunity, at the time it was a LATAM
26:04launch in the Spanish market. And then
26:05I made that first investment of R $
26:071,000 and more than R $ 15,000 came
26:08back. I said:" Wow, that was over R $
26:1114,000 in profit
26:12>> just like that. "And back then
26:15>> it's an absurd feeling, right? And back
26:18then I was still working in the
26:19countryside and that amount was two
26:21years of salary, right? I had to work
26:24two years at the school to earn that
26:26amount. And I said:" Man, this is what
26:28I need to focus on. "From then on,
26:29that's when I actually focused on
26:30launches, you know? Then I did other
26:32launches, some that went wrong, which
26:34is normal, it happens, but in others I
26:35made over 50,000 in a single day,
26:37having sales notifications come in like
26:38that, you know?
26:41>> Yeah, think about it, it's a wonderful
26:43feeling. And I don't know if you've
26:44ever done a launch where sales just
26:45keep coming in, right? The
26:46notifications, it's very different from
26:48just looking at the platform. It's very
26:51different, because when you look at the
26:52platform, you go there, log in and see
26:54it, wow, you get that shock, right? Now
26:56when it's the notifications, wow, every
26:58notification that arrives is a thrill
27:00you get there, it's a happiness you
27:02feel. It's something inexplicable. It's
27:04so good when you do a launch like that
27:06where the platform sends you those
27:07notifications. So, I've done several
27:09launches like this, and as I said, when
27:11you get a good launch right, you turn
27:13the game around and you turn it around
27:15very fast, right? And you did this
27:18launch, which was the one that really
27:20turned things around. This launch was
27:21the one you just did recently, right?
27:23>> Yes.
27:23>> The one you did was recent. And now,
27:26what what are your plans? What are you
27:28thinking from now on? Uh, are you going
27:31to focus on this strategy, or will you
27:32test other things? What are you
27:34planning for the next few months?
27:37>> No, definitely. Now I've discovered
27:40what really works. I am focused on
27:43launches, I'm mining there every day to
27:46really be able to find new launches.
27:50I've already found one that's scheduled
27:51for November, so I'm already keeping an
27:53eye on it. I have one live right now
27:56where the classes haven't started yet.
27:58So let's see when the cart opens if
28:01there will be sales. Oh, it will, it
28:04will, there will be.
28:06>> It changed my year because I was very
28:08discouraged, I was sad, I said:" Wow, I
28:09think it's not going to work out. It
28:11won't work out for me. I compared
28:13myself to other people who started way
28:15after me and were already making
28:17thousands of reais. "
28:18>> Uh-huh. Yes.
28:20>> God surprised me in an inexplicable way
28:22that I didn't expect. I am very
28:24grateful to Him. And now, that's it.
28:27Launch. I will keep mining always to be
28:31able to find new ones, upload new
28:34campaigns, because launching changes
28:37the game, because no other strategy has
28:40this, how do you say the word?
28:43>> Is it this volume, right? It's this
28:46>> of sales like this in one, making so
28:49many thousands with such a high profit.
28:52>> Yes, yes. Yeah, no, there isn't one
28:55today, really there isn't, I always say
28:57this, there is no other strategy that
28:58changes the game as fast as a launch,
29:00right? Because when you get it right,
29:02the result that comes is just too
29:04incredible.
29:05>> And so, you mentioned that issue, right
29:07, of, oh, man, I was discouraged, there
29:08was a moment there where I didn't know
29:09if I should continue or not. How was it
29:11for you, right, to deal with those
29:13moments? Because I know it's a bad
29:14moment, right? I'll tell you guys here,
29:16I also go through moments like this, uh
29:18, moments when often you're discouraged
29:20, you're testing something and it's not
29:21flowing, it's not working, things
29:23aren't happening. But today, with more
29:25maturity, I understand that it exists
29:27in everything, right? Everything new we
29:29start often involves this process. So I
29:31really believe in this adaptation
29:33process where you learn little by
29:35little, and eventually, the time will
29:36come when you'll reap what is
29:38rightfully yours, right? But to reach
29:40the harvest, you have to go through
29:42this process of planting, of care, of
29:44having patience, of understanding that,
29:46hey, your moment hasn't arrived yet,
29:47and that it's part of it, right? But
29:50how was it for you, dealing with this,
29:52with this feeling? Because it's a bad
29:54feeling; it brings you down, and often,
29:56it prevents you from doing things. You
29:59often feel sad, down, thinking," Oh, I
30:01don't want to apply this. "Sometimes
30:03you stop doing things, and many people
30:05end up giving up on the market because
30:06of that, because they have a bad
30:08experience. Then it doesn't work out,
30:10and they say," Man, this isn't for me.
30:11"Then they go back to the traditional
30:13path, return to what they were doing
30:14before, and life goes on, right? They
30:16end up leaving the market aside. And
30:18how was it for you, dealing with this?
30:20If you had a tip, something to pass on
30:22to people, what would you say to those
30:24on the other side who might be going
30:26through this process too? For me, it
30:31was a time, it was a very difficult
30:33process, because since I put all my
30:35expectations into this, it was combined
30:37with the move here to the countryside.
30:40I didn't have another opportunity, I
30:42didn't have another expectation,
30:44thinking," My God, what now? "If this
30:47doesn't work out, there's no college
30:49here, there isn't a course I'd even
30:52like to take; there's no college, no
30:54course, no opportunities to follow. And
30:57now, if it doesn't work out, I'll have
31:00to move, I'll have to live far from my
31:02parents, leave home to be able to start
31:04college or work. So, I was desperate;
31:08for many days I would vent to my mother
31:10, cry, and say," My God, what am I
31:12going to do if it doesn't work out? ""
31:15It's not working out. "And now I was
31:17even starting to accept my reality. I
31:20said," Geez, now I think I'll have to
31:22go after a college degree, right? "
31:25Since I finished high school and
31:27started in this market right away, I
31:28didn't study, didn't do any courses,
31:30college, or anything else.
31:33>> Yes.
31:33>> Because the expectation was always to
31:35succeed in this market, to generate
31:37great results. I said:" No college, I'm
31:39not going to, I'm not going to do
31:41college right now. "Then, by the grace
31:44of God, He blessed me by allowing me to
31:47find this launch. To work out. So, now
31:50my perspective has changed completely.
31:55I don't have that worry anymore because
31:57I was very sad, I was in that sad
32:00environment, and I wasn't even eating
32:03properly anymore. I said:" My God, I
32:06don't even have the strength to keep
32:08going anymore. "But then, with my
32:11mother's support, I managed, we kept
32:12going together, I kept testing, I never
32:14stopped, I never stopped. Even when I
32:17didn't feel like it, I went there and I
32:19did it. Even if it was just a little, 1
32:21%each day, I did it. So, the tip is:
32:25don't compare yourself to other people,
32:27because I did that a lot and that was
32:29what discouraged me the most, because
32:31you see someone who started after you
32:33already having so many results and
32:35you're there struggling every day and
32:37nothing comes, it's very discouraging.
32:40So don't compare your story, your
32:42process, your results with other
32:44people's, because it's a different
32:45reality. Focus on your own. Uh, make
32:49this your business. Have vision, study,
32:53research a lot, uh, turn this into your
32:56business. And please, put everything in
32:58God's hands, because He is capable of
33:00performing a miracle in your life.
33:01That's what happened to me. I said: God
33:03, look, I'm doing everything I can. So,
33:06I entrust all my work, my entire
33:08journey to Your hands. Please, help me.
33:11It only depends on You now, because I'm
33:13doing my part. And God performed a
33:15miracle in my life and I am very
33:17grateful to Him. This was all thanks to
33:20Him. So, focus on your process, don't
33:23compare yourself to other people, put
33:25everything in God's hands, and research
33:27a lot, work, and focus. It takes a lot
33:30of focus.
33:31>> Yes, yes. It's when you are in this
33:33process, right, when you are executing
33:35and you ask for direction, you ask for
33:37a sign, right? God gave me a sign. This
33:39is what I have to do. I believe you
33:41must have asked for this sign and He
33:43sent you the sign as proof. That is
33:45what you should do, that is what you
33:46should focus on. And sometimes it's
33:48really hard, right, to understand when
33:50you're in the process. When you come
33:51out of it and reap a result, you say:"
33:53Man, oh, now it's easy, right? "It's
33:55very easy for me to say here, for
33:56example, or it's the same thing for you
33:58to say now that you've had this result.
34:00And I know there are many people who
34:01are sometimes in that period we also
34:03went through, right, of being stuck,
34:05trying things, doing, doing, doing, and
34:07not being able to move forward. And one
34:09thing I notice a lot about you, right,
34:11is that you have a very aligned mindset
34:13, right? And I wanted to understand
34:14where that mindset came from, right?
34:16Even though you said you're 20 years
34:18old, right? Quite
34:19>> a young girl there and who, by the way,
34:22>> didn't go the traditional route, didn't
34:24go to college, right? You made the
34:25decision there:" I'm going into the
34:26digital market. "How did you develop
34:29this mindset? Was it because of your
34:31parents? Have your parents always been
34:33entrepreneurs, always encouraged you to
34:34go down this path too? Well, I owe a
34:38lot of that to my mother, because since
34:41she started this journey well before me
34:43, she already knew how it worked, she
34:45knew you had to have the mindset, the
34:47right expectations. So, thanks to her,
34:51she always gave me a lot of advice:"
34:52Calm down, daughter, it'll work out,
34:54focus on the process. "And I also
34:57studied a lot about this, I still study
34:59it to this day, mindset, how much our
35:01environment influences us, so much so
35:03that moving here really affected us,
35:04because you get very discouraged,
35:06because it's different, moving from the
35:08capital to the countryside is different
35:10.
35:11>> It is different.
35:12>> And we really slumped back then during
35:15the move, but thank God we're better
35:18now. We have our expectations better
35:20aligned, not letting the environment
35:22affect us. So, I study a lot about that
35:26.
35:28>> And
35:28>> that's cool.
35:30>> Can I mention it, right? Because it's
35:33true, it's about the deep immersion in
35:35all of Caio's teachings, because Caio
35:37talks a lot about this. So I study a
35:39lot, I follow the tips he gives us. I
35:44also joined a group once, his group,
35:47but then I think you stopped, right,
35:49making the audios.
35:52>> Yes.
35:52>> Oh, I loved listening to them.
35:54>> That's such good feedback, isn't it?
35:55For those who don't know, guys, I have
35:57a WhatsApp group where I used to send
35:59audio messages about mindset, daily
36:01life, productivity, and everything else
36:03, you know? Actually, I'm going to
36:05start doing it again. It was good you
36:07brought that up, because sometimes we
36:09don't listen, or don't hear someone
36:11giving feedback, and when you see
36:12someone's transformation, it encourages
36:15us to really keep going with that
36:16process. I'm going to go back to
36:19sending those audios because they're
36:21always really good. Sometimes we have
36:23an idea or an insight here that can add
36:25value to someone else's life, right?
36:26That's really, really cool. And this
36:29part is fundamental, okay? Taking care
36:31of your mental state. Today, what I see
36:34most when looking at people who are
36:36getting results in this market, you'll
36:37see that everyone is always talking
36:39about mindset. Everyone, all the
36:41mentors, all the interviewees. Every
36:43time a student comes on, they talk
36:45about this." Oh, I was resilient, I
36:47made it happen, I had a positive
36:49mindset. "Many times, I changed my
36:51environment. How many people have I
36:53heard say they changed their
36:54environment and managed to get much
36:55better results, because these things
36:57really do influence you. And often, we
36:59are unconscious of it. When I lived
37:01back in the countryside, I was
37:02unconscious of these things. I only
37:03started to become more aware after I
37:05started reading, after I started
37:07listening to other people talk, and
37:09read books about it. Then my mind
37:10started to expand. I thought," Damn,
37:13there's another world, there's another
37:15universe where, when you have a
37:16positive mindset, when you expand your
37:18head and want to learn new things, you
37:20learn them and you can get
37:22above-average results, because the
37:23average just follows a pattern, right?
37:27"They follow exactly what they started
37:29doing, maybe from the age of 20 until
37:32they die, which is what happens, right?
37:35The person doesn't stop to think," Gee,
37:37couldn't I go down another path? ""
37:39Couldn't I learn something different? "
37:40" Isn't there a way for me to have more
37:43freedom? "Which were the things I
37:44questioned when I was living in the
37:46countryside and working at the school
37:47there. Man, I was earning 600 reais.
37:48What can you do with 600 reais? When
37:50will I ever buy a car, a house, or have
37:52more freedom? Will I be able to go to
37:53the market and buy the things I want
37:54without worrying about the price? And
37:56those things really made me move and
37:58take action so that today I actually
38:00have the results I have. So, sometimes
38:02a person gets too comfortable and
38:03accepts that reality and doesn't take
38:05action, right? Doesn't, doesn't move
38:07there. And it's really good, right, to
38:09see young people like you, uh, having
38:11this mindset, right, moving forward.
38:13And it's great that, by the way, I am
38:15also part of this transformation in
38:17some way. I'm very happy about that.
38:19>> And congratulations to your mom, right?
38:21Your mom, I, I see, right, the two of
38:23you there at the events. Uh, you are
38:25quite close there, really together,
38:27right? Including, we’ve already been
38:29to several events, right? You’ve
38:31already taken, you’ve taken photos
38:32with me there, we’ve talked as well.
38:34>> I even have my little notebook, I
38:36don’t know if you remember that once
38:38I asked for an autograph here, look.
38:40Okay?
38:40>> Oh, man. Look at that, look. Look at
38:42that, look. Focus on the planting, for
38:44the harvest is inevitable.
38:46>> That's awesome. That's awesome, man.
38:49That's cool. Look how cool that is. Yes
38:50. That’s what’s awesome, right?
38:52Yeah, it’s really good, right? When
38:53you participate in an event, meeting
38:54people in person, because that impacts
38:56your life, you see, man, it’s real,
38:58the business works. Because sometimes
39:00you’re here watching online, it’s
39:01one thing, but when you see the person
39:03in person, you say:" Damn, the person
39:04exists, they really have results, they
39:06made it, I can do it too, I can do it,
39:07right? "That, that is really cool. And
39:10congratulations once again to you, to
39:12your mother,
39:13>> for this mindset, for going after it,
39:15right? And today how, how is
39:17>> your routine, right, the two of you? I
39:18wanted to understand a little bit more
39:20about the routine in the digital market
39:21, if you have been doing anything else
39:23on the side as well, perhaps," Oh, I
39:24got a job too, Bruno, I’m working
39:26elsewhere, I’m in digital. "Uh, how
39:27is the routine for you? I believe, you
39:30mentioned there the issue," Oh, today
39:31me and my mom, we do several things
39:33together. "How is that routine there
39:35for you? Well, at the moment both of us
39:38are focused 100%on digital, with no
39:40outside job, not doing anything like
39:42that. In the afternoon, we sit in our
39:46office, which is in her room where I
39:48have my desk, but now, since we're
39:49doing the same thing, I stay in her
39:51room and we spend the whole afternoon
39:53studying, mining, and launching new
39:55campaigns. We are 100%focused on this
39:59because we understand that this is what
40:02will change our lives, what will change
40:04our game, because no physical market or
40:079-to-5 job can deliver this kind of
40:09result. Because I even thought, I said:
40:12" Wow, since it's not working out, I
40:14think I'll get a job, right? "But then
40:16I would spend the whole day working to
40:19earn what? Two thousand reais, a
40:21minimum wage, and I wouldn't be able to
40:23dedicate myself anymore and I wouldn't
40:25have high expectations, as you
40:27mentioned, how am I going to buy a car,
40:29how am I going to live alone, which is
40:31a desire I have for the future, and so
40:33on. Because guys, nowadays, really, how
40:38am I going to be able to afford to
40:40furnish a house? It is really quite
40:43difficult. So, we understand that this
40:45is our game, that this is what will
40:47change everything in our lives. And we
40:49are dedicating ourselves more and more.
40:52We spend the whole day like this,
40:54working, mining, sharing new ideas,
40:56testing new strategies, even though our
40:58focus is on product launches, we are
41:01getting to know other things we can
41:03apply too. So,
41:06>> yeah, how cool.
41:06>> I think
41:08>> yes, very, very good. And it's, it's
41:11actually something we have to keep in
41:13mind, right? Because you said there, oh
41:17, you were in a bad spot and thought
41:19about getting a job. But when we treat,
41:22for example, the digital market as a
41:24real business where you sit in the
41:25chair every day and do it, you have to
41:27treat it almost as if it were a job.
41:30Let's say, I don't really like the word
41:31job itself, but let's say it were a job
41:33where you have to provide a service to
41:35someone. Only that someone is yourself,
41:37right? You have to sit there and do
41:39what needs to be done. And I understand
41:41that this process does exist and that
41:43often the process of not having a
41:45positive financial return, because we
41:46do have positive returns, just often in
41:48knowledge, right? But we don't care
41:51about that, we care about the money, we
41:53want the money, we want the financial
41:54result.
41:55>> Yeah.
41:56>> So what happens when we don't have that
41:58? It's different from the traditional
42:00market, because in the traditional
42:01market, when you provide a service, you
42:03get paid the following month, right?
42:04The money hits your account every month
42:06. In the digital market, you’ll often
42:08go through a period where you’re
42:09working, applying things, and actually
42:11putting in the effort, but the results
42:12—the financial results—aren't
42:14coming in yet. And that’s
42:16discouraging; it often really gets us
42:18down. But we need to realize and drill
42:22this into our heads that even if I go
42:25through times like that, even if it
42:28takes a few months or maybe a year,
42:31when the results finally come, they
42:33won't even compare to what you’d make
42:37in a traditional job. If you add up,
42:41for example, every year you worked a
42:43traditional job and look at how much
42:46you've earned to date, when you start
42:48seeing results in the digital market,
42:50you’ll realize the payoff is
42:52incredibly larger; it's incomparable. I
42:56say this because, in my case, I worked
42:57at that school in the countryside for
42:59three years. The thing is, with my
43:02first product launch, I made more in
43:04one month than I did in two years of
43:06working at that school.
43:08>> Yeah. And when I looked at those three
43:11years I spent at the school, man, I
43:12didn't even have, let's say, 5,000
43:14reais in my account. I didn't have it
43:17because, well, 600 reais didn't cover
43:18anything; I’d buy one thing or
43:19another, and there was no money left
43:20over. And keep in mind, I've always
43:22been a very frugal guy. Even so, I
43:23couldn't keep money in the bank because
43:25it was just too little. Three years
43:27compared to three years in the digital
43:29market—wow, I had completely changed
43:30my life. I was already living somewhere
43:33else, I had freedom, I had made
43:35multiple seven figures, and I had a
43:37much more comfortable life where I
43:38could go to the supermarket or anywhere
43:40else I wanted, go to a restaurant, and
43:42buy whatever I wanted without worrying
43:44about the price, with a level of
43:45freedom that’s unmatched. That kind
43:48of freedom doesn't exist in the
43:50traditional market; it doesn't exist
43:51when you get a traditional job, right?
43:54Beyond the financial gain itself, this
43:55freedom we have is something that
43:57doesn't exist in any other market, only
43:59in the digital market. But for you to
44:02reach that point of reaping these
44:04results, you need to go through the
44:05planting process. You need to be
44:07dedicated every single day, even when
44:09you're going through those bad moments.
44:12If you, watching this today, are
44:14perhaps in one of those bad moments
44:15that can happen to anyone, don't give
44:17up, stay strong. This doesn't just
44:20happen to you; it happens to a lot of
44:21people. It's more common than you
44:23imagine, but when a person keeps going,
44:25they will succeed at some point. And
44:27when they do succeed, the financial
44:29result that comes, the freedom they
44:31have is incomparable. And nobody ever,
44:34nobody has ever regretted it. To this
44:35day, I haven't seen anyone who
44:36regretted it, who went through this
44:37process, reaped the results, and said,"
44:38Oh, I don't want this anymore. "
44:40>> On the contrary, everyone says," Man, I
44:41want more of this, I'm going to do more
44:43of this, "right?
44:44>> And so, I, I wanted to, I know you are
44:47still at the beginning of the digital
44:49market, right? But I wanted to
44:51understand, after you entered the
44:52digital market, what benefits or
44:54achievements have you realized through
44:56this market? Where you say," Wow, if it
44:58weren't for this market, I wouldn't
45:00have this, "right? Regardless of
45:03whether it's something material or
45:05something you achieved, like, for
45:06example, the freedom to be at home.
45:09What would you say you've achieved
45:11because of the digital market? Yeah, so
45:14the main point is really the freedom,
45:17the freedom of time. My family are
45:20farmers, so, you know, I'm passionate
45:22about being out in nature. If I were in
45:27college or working a 9-to-5, I wouldn't
45:29have this freedom to say," Let's go to
45:31the farm today to clear our heads, work
45:33sitting on the porch, "which is
45:34wonderful. So, I think...
45:37>> Wow, now you're making me jealous, huh?
45:41It's the freedom.
45:42>> Man, that's good, huh? That's really
45:45good. I don't have that freedom yet, to
45:47have a farm to go to. It'll come. That
45:49is just top-notch.
45:51>> Thank you. Oh, I'm passionate about it
45:53too. Man, if I stay in the city for too
45:56long, inside the house, because since
45:58we work from home, we end up not going
46:00anywhere, not even seeing people. So,
46:03going to the farm is wonderful. To
46:05clear my head. Wow, I love it. I'm
46:07passionate about it. So, like,
46:09>> yeah, wow, that's one thing I also like
46:12, time and location freedom. I can
46:15travel with my family whenever I want
46:17because I'm not tied down to a job. So,
46:20I go traveling, I take my computer, and
46:22during the little bits of time I have,
46:25I work. So, wow, I'm really
46:28>> wonderful.
46:29>> Market for that.
46:30>> Yes. And I saw you mentioned, right,
46:34that you're part of Gringo Express
46:35Launch, right, which is my training
46:37focused on hidden launches abroad. And
46:40I wanted to ask you, what do you feel
46:42it added to your life, what changed in
46:44your life after gaining that knowledge
46:46from what I teach inside LGE?
46:50>> Well, before starting your course, I
46:53knew nothing about launches on
46:54proprietary platforms. I only knew
46:57about Hotmart, basically. So, I watched
47:00your course, and it opened up a range
47:02of new possibilities, new ways of
47:04hunting for products I didn't even know
47:06existed. So, I met many launch
47:10producers, I already started following
47:12them on my own launch-focused Instagram
47:14, so I'm keeping an eye on them. I
47:17didn't know you could hunt for products
47:18through Instagram, the ad library, I
47:19didn't even know about it. So, think
47:22about
47:23>> the work itself. Wow, I discovered many
47:28new ways of hunting and a huge new
47:30strategy, and there are many, many,
47:33many launches. This world is gigantic.
47:38So there are thousands of producers I
47:40didn't even imagine existed. It was
47:44really this aspect of the work itself,
47:46you know, knowing this new strategy,
47:48let's put it that way.
47:50>> Oh, that's awesome. That's awesome. And
47:54, so, I wanted you to give some advice,
47:56right, to the people who are often
47:59watching this, following this, because
48:01they got curious, saw your results, and
48:03ended up here. But sometimes they're
48:06afraid, hesitant to start in the
48:08digital market. There are many people
48:09who keep flirting, right, with the
48:11digital market. They keep looking at it
48:12, wondering, is this for me? But they
48:14don't take the leap, you know? And
48:16they're always stuck, I see many people
48:18, including followers, right, that I
48:19often see in conversations, sometimes
48:21the person already messaged me back in
48:222024," I'm going to start in this
48:24market. "They say that, and then after
48:26a while they send another message," Now
48:28I'm going to start. "I said," Gee, but
48:29you haven't started yet. "Why? What's
48:31holding you back? What is stopping you
48:33from starting in this market? So, what
48:35would you say to a person who is often
48:37feeling apprehensive or afraid? Uh,
48:39maybe they’ve already bought several
48:41courses and haven't been able to make
48:42any progress? What do you recommend for
48:44this person so they can actually get
48:46started and enjoy the benefits we have
48:48here in the digital market today? Yes,
48:52as I mentioned before, treat this as
48:54your business, the business of your
48:56life, like a real job. Dedicate time to
48:59it, focus, and treat it like your own
49:02business. It’s not just," Oh, I’ll
49:04test it to see if it works. "It won't
49:07work that way. Keep your expectations
49:09aligned. Don't compare yourself to
49:12other people or their processes,
49:14because everyone has their own reality
49:16and God is preparing things within us
49:18too. So, everyone has their own process
49:22; put everything in God's hands,
49:23because only He can perform miracles in
49:25our lives alongside our dedication.
49:28With God’s blessing, everything will
49:30work out. Focus and keep at it until it
49:33works, because this is your business
49:34and it is capable of truly changing
49:36your life.
49:38>> Awesome. That’s exactly right, guys.
49:39This market is truly transformative,
49:41you know? That’s why I’m always
49:44appearing here, always talking to you,
49:45because this completely changed my life
49:47. And I want to bring more and more
49:50people like Letícia, who is reaping
49:53her results, to show you that the
49:55market is indeed real, and it’s
49:57possible not just for the people you
49:59often see who are only selling courses.
50:02There are real people on the other side
50:04who make money, people who truly study,
50:06execute, do what is necessary, and
50:08actually manage to earn money in this
50:10market. And I really want you to follow
50:12this closely. In fact, right now, go
50:14ahead and subscribe to the channel,
50:15because there will be more interviews
50:17like this one with more people getting
50:19results in the digital market. Also,
50:21leave a like on this video, okay? Also,
50:24leave a comment here about what you
50:25thought of the launch strategy itself,
50:27if you’ve already applied it, if
50:29you’ve had any results, and what you
50:31thought of Letícia's results, right?
50:34Leave suggestions in the comments too
50:36for questions I can ask the next
50:38interviewees. And at this moment,
50:42Letícia, I would like you to leave a
50:43final message here for everyone who has
50:44followed along this far, right? Thank
50:46you to you who have been following
50:47along so far.
50:48>> Thank you.
50:49>> And leave, and leave a message there
50:51for these people.
50:52>> I think, in fact, my biggest tip was
50:55really what I had already said, right,
50:57which is the final message: surrender
50:59everything into God's hands, because
51:02only He is capable of performing this
51:04miracle in our lives. Because I have a
51:07very strong faith. I believe that God
51:09is the foundation of everything for us,
51:11and if He is in agreement, everything
51:13will work out. Focus on your process,
51:16keep at it until it works, because if I
51:19had given up in the midst of the
51:21difficulties, I wouldn't be here today
51:23in this interview overcoming my fears
51:25of being seen, because this is also a
51:27challenge for me. But thank God,
51:31everything worked out. Surrender
51:33everything into His hands, focus, and
51:35keep at it until it works, and you will
51:37reap great results in this wonderful
51:39market.
51:41>> That's it, everyone. And what I always
51:43tell you is to focus on the planting,
51:44because the harvest is inevitable. Just
51:47as I wrote there for Letícia, right,
51:49in her notebook, it is what I carry
51:51here with me, because every process we
51:52have is a process of planting, of care
51:54that we must have, of patience. Because
51:58, just like in nature, many times you
51:59go there and plant a seed, it's
52:01difficult for that seed to bear fruit
52:03in your own time, right, in the time
52:04you want; it will bear fruit in the
52:06time that is necessary for that seed to
52:08actually bring forth fruit. And
52:10sometimes it can take a while, right?
52:11Sometimes you need to take care of it.
52:13How many times do you go there and
52:14plant something little, you have to
52:15water it every day, take care of it
52:17every day, until the moment actually
52:18arrives when it will bring its fruits.
52:20And by you respecting this in your
52:22process, you can be sure that the time
52:24of harvest will arrive for you too. So,
52:26I hope this content here has added
52:28value to you, that you take an insight
52:30or two, take a screenshot here, okay,
52:32of ours, post it on Instagram, tag us
52:33there, and we will repost it. As I said
52:36, subscribe to the channel because
52:37there will be more content about this
52:38here. Leave a like, leave suggestions
52:40here in the comments. I am always
52:42reading the comments here, and I hope
52:44that in some way this has added to your
52:46life. A big hug to you. We're in this
52:48together, sowers.

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