The Main Purpose of Project Mojave (PM)

The main purpose of project Mojave is to help you create a business that allows you to work when and how you want, spend more time travelling or with family, and that enables you to live a life of massive personal freedom.

Project Mojave was created after it became clear to me that . . .

• Too many people get up in the morning dreading their upcoming work day.
• Most people will retire from jobs that they dislike (as much as the ones they have now).
• Too many people’s jobs are the #1 life-sucking force in their lives.

We’re going to take a very new approach to teaching and learning and I think you’ll be in for quite a few surprises.

Anyway Project Mojave is, quite literally, a project.  And over the course of 2-3 months, we’ll cover . . .

• How to use market research to get over your fear (of failure, going broke, pain etc.).
• Simple, step-by-step instructions to begin a very small but profitable business to ease into making money.
• How to try new business ideas before you develop a product.
• How to figure out the business ideas you can start — with your skills — and actually be excited about for years to come.
• How to find reliable sources of income that don’t monopolize all of your free time.
• Detailed instructions on how to discover profitable markets and niches that others are overlooking (and that can fund your freedom for years).
• How to decide which of your ideas will likely be the MOST profitable and succeed.
• How to eliminate much of the uncertainty involved in starting a business and launching a product.
• How to figure out which of your skills are sufficiently developed to finance an independent lifestyle.
• A step-by-step blueprint for testing whether or not people want to BUY the product you want to make.
• How to “run” with your business ideas and make them profitable as quickly as possible.
• How to specifically focus your time and energy so that you’re not wasting time or resources.
• How to determine the best way to market your business (SEO, Adwords, etc.)

And really, there’s a lot more.  But you’re find out more when we start accepting new Project Mojave members.

Warm regards,

Clay