why I don’t want to coach you

[List Building Lifestyle] [Igor Khifets] After a decade coaching people how to build email lists, drive traffic and build sales funnels, I’ve learned a simple truth about students. Students love results. But they hate doing the work. I learned it early on, but never took the lesson to heart until later in my coaching practice, because I was lucky to have gotten really dedicated students when I started. One of them was a surfer dude from Australia, Jason Fulton, who was a hardcore shiny object junkie (he's a well-known JVZoo superstar now). Jason paid me 300 bucks and in 3 months I’ve had him build 2 sales funnels that propelled him to 8,000/mo. He’s been launching new sales funnels on WarriorPlus and JVZoo like clockwork ever since. I wish everyone was like Jason. He never argued. He never told me he can’t do something. He just did the work. And he reaped the rewards. He was fun to coach too! But you know who wasn't any fun? My next student, from London, named Nic Penrake. Nic wasn’t like Jason. He was older. He was a failing screenwriter who wanted a fresh start. He had trouble taking guidance from a 22 year old punk like me who cut straight to the chase. He argued with me about everything. I dreaded every coaching call I had with him. If I told him to build a capture page, he said he didn’t want to email people. If I insisted he emailed people, he would complain about not having time to write emails. If I sat down and wrote his sales page with him (which is what I had to do, because I was really committed to getting him reezults), he complained it didn’t convert when he ran his first solo ad. In the 6 months I worked with Nic, I went through hell and back, having to convince and cajole him every step of the way as if he was a 5 year old refusing to eat his veggies. Sometimes I had to yell at him, telling him he needs to stop messing about and wasting my time. I got Nic to his first 3 figure day, but that was a short lived success, because he never really pushed, so when I stopped pushing -- he dragged himself down. He quit the industry soon after. Never heard from him since. These days Nic is a ghostwriter, at least according to his Linked in profile I don’t know how much he makes. But I bet it ain’t much, because I don’t know any ghostwriters driving Porsches. On the other hand, Jason Fulton is living it up on the beach, while his funnels are generating sales for him like clockwork. Unfortunately, I’ve had way more “Nic students” than “Jason students” over the years and I learned it would be easier if I just gave them my super-funnel instead of trying to teach them how to build one. So that’s exactly what I’ve done with [Copy My Super-Funnel]() This is the best funnel I ever created. As of writing this, it produced 7,344,157.97 in revenue. I'm letting you get a carbon copy of it and use it as your own, with all of my intellectual property -- email sequences, squeeze pages, thank you pages, offer pages, products, bonuses, webinars, automations, products, etc. ["Yes, Igor, I Would Like a Copy Of Your 7,344,157.09 Super-Funnel”]() Sincerely,Igor Kheifets [Unsubscribe](   |   [Update Your Profile]( 8171 Yonge Street Unit 314, Thornhill, Ontario L3T2C6