Ryan Lee – One Person Empire

Let’s get real, shall we?
Tim Ferris’s 4-Hour Workweek was a great book (with an even better hook), but not super realistic.
First, we all know it takes more than 4 hours a week.
And second – I don’t know about you – but I have 4 kids and the idea of spending a few months learning to tango in Bali just ain’t happening. Sorry.
But here’s what is possible…
… building a REAL business with REAL income working a REALISTIC 3 hours a day.
 
ONE PERSON? SERIOUSLY?
“But Ryan, shouldn’t I have at least one full-time virtual assistant? Or integrator?”.
In most cases, you don’t need it.
You’re much better off with a tiny team of per-hour, per-project freelancers or even a small agency to help with tasks not in your wheelhouse.
I used to have a full-time team and it was soul-sucking.
I haven’t had a full-time employee in the last 17 months and it feels amazing.
No pressure to make payroll. No managing.
Just a couple of people who only get paid for tasks completed.
It was the best move I’ve made in years and wish I’d done it sooner.
Wanna know how I do it? How I find the right people and manage them without actually managing them?
Then keep reading .
 
THREE HOURS A DAY? SERIOUSLY?
Yes, but there’s a difference between three hours of focused work. Three hours of only pulling the biggest levers.
Versus three hours of scrolling social media. Three hours of “consuming” instead of “creating”.
90% of my day is done between the hours of 8am and 11am, then I workout and the rest of the day is flexible.
If I want to hike, or do an interview, or read, or have lunch with my family… I can.
Three hours is the sweet spot – and if you keep reading, you’ll see how (I’m such a tease!)
SIX FIGURES A YEAR (OR MONTH)? SERIOUSLY?
Ok, this is where you separate the hype from the reality.
For most entrepreneurs, the highest level of happiness is when you make between 250K and $3 million. That’s the sweet spot and it’s where the One Person Empire wins.
And please remember, it ain’t what you MAKE, it’s what you KEEP.
Most high-ticket coaches share “top-line” revenue, not actual income.
Who cares if you did $5 million in sales if your expenses were $5.1 million?
Call me crazy, but I’d rather have a business that generates $1 million with $700k in profit (with less stress), than more revenue and less profit.
With a One Person Business – there’s no bloat which means more bottom-line profit.
 
BUT FIRST… WHO WANTS SOME “SOCIAL PROOF”?
Before we continue, let’s please address the elephant in the room. And that’s TRUST.
Look, if you want to see fake testimonials like, “Hey, I made a 9 commas with Ryan’s program”, sincerely, B.S. Nashville, TN – then please go elsewhere because I ain’t your guy.
But if you want to see REAL PEOPLE who are REAL  HAPPY with REAL ADVICE, then check this out…