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1 1
ROI leadtime are 2
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the two top factors that most sellers 3
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ignore and why most sellers 4
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have cashflow issues. 5
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And it's the number one reason why I was 6
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able to scale from zero to six million in 7
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six months. 8
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If I wouldn't have had extreme 9
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detail 10
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and attention to my ROI 11
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and my leadtime I 12
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may have only made three hundred thousand 13
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instead of three million in 14
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that period of time because we'll 15
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find out why in this video. If you have any cash all 16
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issues you can really solve it by 17
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just honing in on your ROI 18
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and your leadtime 19
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these are the two main levers 20
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that you're going to be pulling to get success. 21
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Now the 22
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one thing that is dependent on this is being having 23
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the ability to add more products and 24
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knowing how to be successful. 25
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But even so if you're not able to add more products 26
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faster and you're still learning 27
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and ROI is 28
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going to give you the opportunity to have way 29
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less risk compared to your expected 30
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outcome. 31
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So we covered that in 32
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the expected value video where we showed that 33
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if something 34
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with the wristbands it could pay 35
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off 38 X 36
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over two years and your worst case scenario was 37
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your last 10000 best 38
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case you make 38 40 grand. 39
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So we're going to illustrate why 40
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lead time is 41
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the most important right now. 42
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So here's the question What would you rather have 43
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a million dollars or would you rather get a penny 44
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and then every single day you 45
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get to double that Penny. 46
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And so you go off somewhere 47
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and you know day one you have 48
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one penny. Day 2 you have two pennies. 49
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Day three of four pennies 50
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and so on 51
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and so on. 52
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Well I 53
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would rather have the penny than 54
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having the million dollars because if we 55
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do the math out here at 56
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the end of 31 days you 57
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end up having 10 million dollars. It's pretty crazy 58
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growth. So this is all 59
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because of the when you get at least 100 60
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percent ROI. 61
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Now you're doubling 62
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your money every time and you go into more 63
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of an exponential growth curve so the higher your 64
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rOIthe 65
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faster you grow. 66
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But that doesn't matter if 67
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your lead time isn't as 68
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fast so let's say on 69
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this. 70
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So let's say this one on the left was 71
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where you doubled every day. 72
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But on the left let's 73
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say you just doubled every 74
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two days. OK so let's say your lead 75
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time was twice as fast to the time of two days 76
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instead of on the left where 77
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you have one. Well you end up only 78
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having three hundred twenty seven dollars 79
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at the end of 31 days. 80
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It's because it's all about turnaround 81
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time at the end of the day. 82
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So you 83
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just end up hitting this crazy exponential 84
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growth curve the better you get your are a 85
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Y 86
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and the better that you 87
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get your lead time. Now let's say that our 88
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lifetime was two days 89
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but we still were like 90
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let's say I increase our y 91
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on this other side 92
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and we could change that graph. 93
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Now if we take a look here 94
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on the second column now 95
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right here I've changed 96
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this to instead have a 300 97
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percent ROI instead 98
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of a 100 percent ROI 99
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that what that 100
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actually means is a 300 percent ROI 101
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means you multiply your money by four. 102
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So for every dollar you put in and you get back four. 103
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And then when you put in 104
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four dollars you end up getting back Sixteen 105
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okay. And you made so 106
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sixteen minus four. 107
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You have twelve. 108
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OK. 109
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So that's three hundred percent ROI cause 110
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that's your profit 111
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and we're 112
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able to get the same amount of growth by. 113
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We're 114
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able to get the same amount of growth here 115
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and 116
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we end up at 10,737,000 regardless. 117
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But here's the difference. We literally had 118
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to make way more money 119
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and all we did was change the 120
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leadtime from two days to 121
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one day. 122
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Now I know this is kind of extreme where you can 123
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ever find a one 124
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or two day leadtime 125
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but this is just to prove out 126
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the point. 127
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So I focused extremely 128
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extremely hard on my business on 129
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increasing my ROI 130
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and lowering my 131
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lead time. 132
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So I want to illustrate that point by 133
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making the lead time half is 134
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short. We were able to make 100 135
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percent ROI instead of 300 136
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percent ROI. 137
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So that means like if you made you 138
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had a dollar 139
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and you made a dollar on 140
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profit on top of that the 141
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other one we had a dollar 142
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and we made three dollars a 143
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profit. So we literally made 144
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three times as much money 145
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but 146
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we grew to the same amount by just having half the 147
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lead time was as powerful 148
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is 149
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making three times as much profit. So one 150
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more way to explain this is obviously lead time is 151
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important because if 152
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you double your money but your lead times a year 153
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well then a dollar turns 154
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into two after one year 155
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and then it takes you two years just 156
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to get four dollars so obviously the 157
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shorter the lead time the 158
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way better that it's going to be. 159
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So I want to show you guys something 160
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kind of cool. So just just 161
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mentally remember 162
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that image of the penny right now and 163
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I'll show you something. All right. So this 164
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is literally what 165
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happened to my business. I had 166
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the exact exponential growth that 167
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this penny example does. 168
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And it was because I put every 169
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ounce of my energy and 170
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time and effort into decreasing my lead time 171
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and increasing my ROI. 172
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So I was constantly raising 173
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prices and 174
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making sure that I was always getting the highest possible 175
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ROI. 176
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It will combined with sales obviously 177
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but I was actually not 178
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making as much money in 179
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the short term because I knew 180
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that it was helping me grow my money 181
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grow everything exponentially. 182
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I know it seems kind of weird 183
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but we'll show you guys in a little bit 184
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here. Now if I go back to the sheet 185
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and we take a look at the 186
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typical private label first 187
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before I show you my example at 188
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the top here somebody will go 189
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and typical private label are about forty five 190
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day lead time fifteen days 191
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shipping so about 60 days 192
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in between every you know like 193
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you buys you essential 194
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you order and then 60 days later hits 195
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the Amazon warehouse. 196
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All right. 197
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So and you know maybe they're going 198
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and getting about one hundred nineteen percent 199
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ROI 200
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and essentially at the end 201
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of the day they're making a 40 202
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percent margin so they think wow this 203
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is great. 204
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But what they're missing out 205
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on is that ROI in that lead 206
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time aspect. 207
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So let's say instead 208
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you were to have a 180 percent 209
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ROI but a 43 210
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day cumulative lead time. 211
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Well you're able to get to four hundred 212
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and sixty thousand dollars 213
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instead of seventy eight thousand 214
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dollars. 215
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Now what happens if you were to have a 216
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three hundred 217
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and sixty seven percent ROI 218
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and you had the same 219
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forty three day lead time. 220
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Now it doesn't seem like much of a difference. 221
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Well it ends up being three 222
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point five five million 223
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dollars which is very accurate 224
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to what I did. 225
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These are very accurate of my numbers 226
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of three under 67 percent ROI 227
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and about my lead time. 228
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Alright so above in that example 229
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that I just showed you guys 230
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I was altering ROI 231
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And the margin 232
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and the lead time. 233
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OK. So that some people are like 234
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well come on you can't 235
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come on a course that makes sense. 236
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But let me just show you how 237
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you could by just altering lead 238
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time. It makes an extreme 239
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difference to your business. 240
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So let's say we're 241
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going and we're looking at something 242
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and we're talking 243
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with our manufacturer 244
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and you know he offers a 60 245
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day lead time 246
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or we could try 247
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to argue and get a 45 day 248
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lead time 249
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or you know we're just comparing between 250
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two people. 251
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And most people don't really like blink 252
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or think at this. OK 45 days 253
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whatever it's you know it's two weeks it 254
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doesn't make much of a difference 255
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and let's say it's the same margin 256
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and everything. 257
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Now I want to show you just how important 258
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that 15 days really 259
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is to your business. 260
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Now caveat you need to be able to add 261
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products fast like 262
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you need to be able to add products 263
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as fast as like you can. 264
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But most people they can't fund them 265
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as fast as they can come up 266
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and create them so let's 267
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go over to the spreadsheet 268
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now. Alright so we take a look at 269
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the spreadsheet right 270
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here what we have is this is 271
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the 60 day lead time up here 272
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and then we have the 45 273
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day lead time there 60 40. 274
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OK. Everything else is 275
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the same. 276
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But at the end of 180 277
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days this one is seventy eight thousand 278
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dollars and this one has one hundred 279
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and seventy one thousand dollars. 280
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Now that's over 100 281
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percent more profits 282
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comparatively to the other one 283
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just by getting 15 days lead time. 284
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OK guys so I am about 285
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to make the argument that 286
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you will make more money 287
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by making less money. 288
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OK. So let me show you here. 289
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So. So let's say OK we're gonna 290
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we're gonna argue for that 30 291
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day lead time instead of 45 292
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and we're gonna hey say hey you know 293
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we're gonna pay you nine 294
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dollars fifty cents per unit 295
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and said eight dollars fifty cents per 296
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unit. 297
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Now what we're able to do 298
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then is yeah we get less 299
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units for our amount invested. 300
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But guess what. 301
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Because our lead time is faster now 302
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we don't have to order as much. 303
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And what ends up happening is 304
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we get our money back a lot 305
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faster because that lead time 306
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you know imagine if it was just one day you'd 307
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only have to buy one day of inventory 308
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and you'd get it back the next day 309
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and then you could just keep refunding 310
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or you could keep doing it 311
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and you're not having to like float 312
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all of this money. 313
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Your risk is way reduced 314
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so we're actually able to make thirty 315
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thousand dollars more in that 180 316
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days by paying more 317
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per unit and making less per 318
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unit. It's all about having 319
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that capital 320
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and being able to invest it into 321
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more and more products. 322
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So let's just show how this really 323
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compounds out over time. 324
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So let's say that we extend 325
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this to 360 days 326
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all the sudden you end up making twice 327
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as much money as 328
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you did before by making 329
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less per unit because you're able 330
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to keep reinvesting it. 331
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So I hope that you guys kind of 332
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understand how you can make more money 333
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by making less money by 334
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having a faster 335
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lead time. 336
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So we could talk about why ROI 337
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is important kind of draw it out 338
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here. Let's show you more later. 339
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So let's say there's two scenarios 340
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a and b. 341
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One where you get 342
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a 70 percent ROI 343
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with a 344
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and then you get a 200 percent ROI 345
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with 346
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B. 347
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Okay. So what 348
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the difference here is 349
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is that you're able 350
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to when you sell all 351
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of a then 352
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you get all of you know you're 353
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able to reorder a. 354
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And then you have 70 percent left 355
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over. So you could put that money 356
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into a new product 357
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but it wouldn't have to 358
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it couldn't be as big of an opportunity 359
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as a because you didn't make 360
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back the whole amount of money 361
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as profit so you 362
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could have to go after a smaller 363
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opportunity 364
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or wait until longer. 365
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Now and B were able 366
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to fund two more 367
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product opportunities 368
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because we had a 200 369
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percent ROI. 370
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Most people think that 371
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margin is really important 372
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but it's really not. 373
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So if we take a look at margin 374
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verse ROI I really 375
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don't care about margin as 376
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long as I have a high ROI 377
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because think of it. 378
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If you're investing all of your 379
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money at any given 380
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time or you're investing money 381
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into a product you just care 382
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about how much did 383
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you put in 384
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and how much do you get back 385
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not how much of the total sales 386
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price. So like just a super 387
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simple example let's say 388
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it was one hundred dollars that you 389
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sell it for. OK. 390
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And you only get back 10 391
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What if you only paid a 392
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dollar you 393
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just 10 extra money go find a 394
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tent. Now you could 395
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have. 396
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Now you have nine dollars in profit. 397
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OK. 398
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And then you could now go find 399
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in theory like if you were 400
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to be able to find this now you could go find nine 401
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more of these opportunities. OK. 402
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And after a one month 403
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or like you know it just in this 404
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theoretical world in one month you turned 405
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one dollar into ten 406
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and then now you have all those 407
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nine dollars. OK so that's like 408
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one two three four 409
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blah blah blah 410
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and then you turn those into 411
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ones that grow into making 412
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you another ten dollars 413
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and those make nine 414
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more products you know and then pretty soon you're good 415
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at the frickin moon. 416
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OK. 417
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But that's a very unreal world. 418
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But just just trying 419
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to illustrate that margin does 420
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not matter unless you're in. 421
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You can't add 422
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more ideas if you can't add any 423
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more ideas and you have just a 424
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crazy amount of money and you have no cash 425
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flow issues then 426
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you might want to focus on increasing your 427
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margins and not 428
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just so much on these ROI 429
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opportunities because you can't add 430
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any more sales to 431
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your company that at all no 432
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matter what you do. That's the only time that 433
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margins should matter ROI if 434
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you're trying to grow ROI helps you grow. 435
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But if you're flat lined 436
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Well now 437
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you're focused on well how 438
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do I get more of that pie to be profit. 439
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But that's the only point and my guess is if you're 440
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watching this video you're not at that point. 441
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So focus on ROI To 442
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really grow your business fast. 443
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So I'm 444
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gonna illustrate why this 445
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is actually so important. And then we have a 446
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more exact formula. 447
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Breaking this down so you can use it tactically. 448
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But I wanna show you guys visually why 449
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it's important. OK. 450
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So let's say on your first order 451
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it 452
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requires a stack of cash. 453
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OK. 454
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And then now you 455
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have to reorder 456
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and 457
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you have to pay a second stack of cash. OK 458
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but how 459
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do you pay for that second stack of cash. 460
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Well you either pay for it from 461
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your pocket or from 462
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the sales from the first order. 463
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But if you have a long lead time let's 464
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say you may have only 465
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sold one maybe 466
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25 467
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percent of that first amount of cash. 468
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OK. 469
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So we've only sold 25 470
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percent of that original order. OK. 471
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So now take a look at this. 472
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OK. 473
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So we sold one fourth of it. 474
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So we've gotten this back. 475
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Of course we 476
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get the amount that we paid. 477
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But now what is your ROI. 478
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So if we have a 70 percent ROI then 479
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the next stack of 480
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cash isn't as tall so 481
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maybe. So 482
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this is like what we 483
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got back from the inventory. 484
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And then here's the profit. 485
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You know maybe like that. 486
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OK. 487
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So of this. But look we 488
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only have not 489
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even enough for that. 490
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So essentially what we have back 491
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is 492
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like half of 493
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the first order and we 494
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have to fund this one too. 495
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So now 496
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we have to fund one point five 497
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of the original order 498
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because we didn't make enough back. 499
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But if we were to have more of 500
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what if we had 300 501
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percent ROI well 502
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then this stack of 503
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cash. 504
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If we had a 300 percent ROI 505
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we'd get back the original amount plus 506
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three. So one two 507
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three. Oh wait. 508
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Look we funded the whole thing. 509
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So that is all 510
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paid for. 511
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We've gotten back all the money that we put 512
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in and then we put all that back 513
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into there 514
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and we don't have any money issues ever. 515
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We only had to put up 1 516
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times the original 517
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order... 518
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Kind of a messy drawing. 519
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But then here's 520
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the thing. 521
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Because we have such a high 522
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ROI if 523
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we get to the next order 524
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by the time we've sold that 525
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we end up having 526
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four times 527
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because we now have sold 528
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a whole initial order. 529
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So we get back all that money 530
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for that initial order plus 531
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three more one 532
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you know and so two 533
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and it goes to three. 534
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So now all the sudden we've 535
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paid for it by the 536
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time that that set that 537
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that order is sold. 538
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We can now start three new 539
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products 540
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and this we never run into 541
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cash flow issues 542
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with this product because 543
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it has a high ROI. 544
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All right. 545
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Now where does 546
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lead time come into play 547
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with this. If we have 548
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a lower if 549
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we have a smaller lead time 550
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this is the only thing that changes 551
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that initial stack of cash is 552
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just smaller OK 553
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because you can 554
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reorder faster so 555
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you don't have to buy as much at one time. 556
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So if 557
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we increase the ROI then 558
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we get more back 559
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and solve the cash flow issue 560
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but we can also 561
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reduce the amount that's required in 562
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the beginning by having a 563
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lower lead time. 564
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So it's a combination of both of those because 565
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essentially by 566
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having a smaller initial stack you Well 567
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let's say you've 568
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only got so much money at any given point. 569
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But if you each order has 570
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a smaller initial required stack then 571
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you can make more products. Okay. 572
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And if it returns more of 573
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that initial stack. 574
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OK. 575
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Then you have more products to fund. 576
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So if you get a 577
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lot of products that require a 578
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smaller stack by having a 579
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shorter lead time and have a high ROI 580
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you can grow really 581
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exponentially. But if you were if 582
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you get a lot of orders that 583
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are tall stacks 584
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and small 585
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lead times then now the 586
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amount of cash required actually increases over 587
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time and then eventually decreases. 588
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So a 589
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by choosing something with here's 590
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just your quick little trick if you 591
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get something with a 200 592
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percent are ROI in 593
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45 days or 594
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less of lead time about you 595
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shouldn't have too many cashflow issues 596
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with it but if you go 597
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with a sick like a 598
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really long lead time and a 599
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not above 100 percent ROI 600
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you 601
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running into a lot of cash flow issues. Now some 602
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people think the way to make more money is 603
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well I 604
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should just increase 605
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the amount that I buy because 606
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I get a lower price. 607
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While you may get... like 608
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So let's say this. 609
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So this like a ha. 610
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Well if I increase my order 611
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amount then instead 612
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of being here for ROI I'm 613
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now here. Look at that. 614
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That's better. 615
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But wait it's not like that 616
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cause guess what you just did. 617
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You made your stack of cash taller. 618
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So why is that second stack taller. 619
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Because you just bought more units 620
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because unless you somehow negotiated 621
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a lower price 622
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with the 623
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same lead time and no more quantity 624
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required to buy it then you're of course going 625
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to have to pay more. So if it's 10 dollars a unit 626
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and you bought a thousand 627
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and then you negotiated it 628
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down to 850 629
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but you have to buy two thousand well 630
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you just tied up a lot more cash. 631
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So you're ROI is higher. 632
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But if you're running the cash flow issues 633
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you just hide up all 634
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your cash to make a little bit extra ROI 635
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But you'd 636
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actually be better off by finding instead 637
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with that extra part of 638
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your cash right here. You'd 639
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be better off finding something that 640
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would additionally have 641
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a high ROI 642
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or a new product because that's going 643
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to be way higher amount than that little bit extra 644
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that you would get by 645
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getting more quantity. Here's the math. 646
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So like we said 10 647
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dollars and let's say you were getting 86 648
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percent ROI 649
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and then what we do is we go 650
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back to the example we showed earlier in the video. 651
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So I changed it to 10 652
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and you get 86 653
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percent ROI right there. 654
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But let's say we negotiated to 655
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850. 656
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Also today we're getting one 657
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hundred nineteen percent ROI. 658
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So at 850 we're 659
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getting a hundred nineteen percent ROI 660
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but you need to look at this. 661
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So let's 662
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say we've invested ten 663
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thousand dollars at 86 664
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percent ROI But here 665
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we have to invest seventeen 666
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thousand dollars 667
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at one hundred nineteen percent ROI 668
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So as we just said you 669
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have to get a higher quantity from 670
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your supplier to get that lower price. 671
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So that's why it's seventeen thousand 672
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four the hundred nineteen percent 673
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and then ten thousand for the 86 674
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percent because we paid more 675
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to have a less 676
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minimum order quantity. 677
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Let's just quickly look at what 678
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I was explaining there. 679
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So it costs you ten thousand 680
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dollars to buy 1000 units... 681
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And then if you were to lower 682
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it at ten dollars apiece 683
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and if you were to lower to 850. 684
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You ahmm know then it cost you eight thousand 685
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five hundred 686
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but to get that 850 price 687
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you have to buy two thousand units 688
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and we're assuming that they sell 689
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three hundred and fifty units a 690
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month. So by buying 691
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that's the two thousand 692
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units. He's actually buying 693
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about you know five six 694
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months of inventory because I think 695
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this is a good idea because 696
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it's increasing my profit per 697
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unit and my ROI. 698
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Well you'll see why Now why. 699
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That's a mistake. 700
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You're selling the same amount. 701
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OK. So you're going 702
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to end up getting back 703
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the same amount 704
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and essentially you end up getting 705
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a ten thousand dollar profit 706
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versus an eight thousand six 707
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hundred dollars profit. 708
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But you have to look at how much 709
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you invested. 710
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OK. 711
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So in here remember 712
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that we invested eight thou. 713
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We invested ten thousand dollars 714
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and we made eight thousand six under profit. 715
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So our ROI was 86 716
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percent. Because we forecasted in 717
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the story correctly. 718
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But if you buy extra inventory 719
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because you think you're getting less per unit 720
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and you're just having dead inventory sitting 721
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there you're actually getting 722
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youre actually getting a 59 723
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percent ROI. 724
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What. 725
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Well look at this. 726
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OK so what 727
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you're doing is you invested seventeen 728
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thousand 729
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but you only made ten thousand in 730
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that time period. 731
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OK so that's a 59 732
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percent ROI. 733
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So you've missed out on this 734
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thing called opportunity cost. 735
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So you've missed out on opportunity 736
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costs. And that's what this whole video is 737
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actually really about. 738
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By lowering your lead time 739
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you reduce your risk 740
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and increase your ROI 741
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you you lower your risk 742
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and you're able to have 743
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many more opportunities to 744
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add. So as long as 745
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you have the opportunity to add more products 746
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and the skills to do that you 747
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can't. And what you end up doing 748
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by buying more inventory to 749
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make more money is you'll lose 750
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more money because you're losing 751
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out on the opportunity to 752
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do something else. 753
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So what you could have done then 754
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instead with that extra 755
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seven thousand dollars. 756
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All right you could have put that into something 757
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that. Oh yeah. 758
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The other thing that mention is 759
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you know that extra money you did. 760
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Yeah. You might have saved a little bit per 761
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unit but you don't have another product that's 762
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generating you more money either. 763
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So there's another yet. 764
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Opportunity costs. 765
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I didn't even account for. 766
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So that other seven thousand dollars you could have 767
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put that into something that made you 768
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86 percent 769
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and you ended up would have actually made 770
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more money overall because 771
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now that you know that ends up 772
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coming back to about oh 773
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let's just call it six thousand profit 774
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there. So instead now. 775
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Yeah. Well six thousand 776
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get messy here six thousand plus eight 777
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thousand six hundred let's call that fourteen 778
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sixty 779
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or whatever and then the other one was ten thousand 780
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115 781
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and the additional benefit 782
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now is you have two products instead 783
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of one. So if you want to buy more 784
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inventory and store it because you think 785
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you're going to grow your business that 786
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way. That's not a way to grow your business. 787
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That's just a way to increase your margins 788
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not a way to grow your business. 789
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One other thing that you could do 790
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is so let's say that 791
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you have remember there's this 792
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stack of cash you're required to buy 793
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and you have you ROI. 794
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OK. 795
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So one other thing you 796
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could do is you could increase 797
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your prices. 798
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So now your ROI 799
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becomes higher okay 800
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but you're gonna say wait. 801
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But I sell less. 802
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But wait 803
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this means your stack of cash is lower 804
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Oh wait 805
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so you're telling me that I 806
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of course lost capital 807
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and I still get that nice 808
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little boost so also not 809
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just massively increase my cash flow 810
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and my ROI. 811
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Yeah that's what I'm saying. 812
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You could sell less quantity. 813
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Probably still make the same amount of money 814
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or maybe a little bit less 815
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but now youe ROI 816
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is so huge you don't have a 817
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cash flow issue. So then you just add 818
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another one of those. And then all the 819
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sudden now you're growing 820
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really fast. OK. 821
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So it's all about not 822
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tying 823
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up too much capital at any given time 824
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because we all run into cash 825
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flow issues as we grow. 826
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This is how you solve that from 827
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a mathematical standpoint and we're gonna go in-depth 828
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with the formula video 829
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but this is just the 830
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general concept to lower 831
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that lead time increase the ROI you 832
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decrease your risk you 833
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solve your cash flow issues. 834
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So as we're here in my Sellics I 835
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just wanna show you guys what this actually 836
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looks like. If you go and apply it now 837
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what I found was that there's 838
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a maximum 839
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amount of money you can make 840
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on any given product. So what I 841
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really focused on was getting that exponential 842
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growth by 843
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adding more products. 844
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OK you keep adding adding 845
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solve all those customer needs that 846
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are unsolved in the market 847
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and take over the complete area. 848
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So I've said before that I did 44 products 849
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and I've 850
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been wrong. Apparently I did 100 hundred 851
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products in that 852
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five month period. So we just had the 853
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exponential growth. I just want to show you guys what 854
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it's like. Just make all these 855
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different variations and you'll find profit 856
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and money to be made on 857
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a lot of them. 858
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And some of them will 859
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be home runs and some of them won't. 860
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But you just got to keep adding 861
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and I really focus on having extremely 862
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high ROI 863
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and some of them don't 864
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have the highest but I just wanted to show you guys 865
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you 866
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definitely can make it happen. But just it 867
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comes down to get 868
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a high ROI 869
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and really like I 870
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put literally all of my time 871
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and efforts into 872
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focusing on my lead time in my ROI. 873
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We had a factory in 874
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my house. 875
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We had all the products shipped to us. 876
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We did all the inspection ourself 877
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to save time. We shipped it ourself. 878
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We would buy overnight shipping 879
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literally every 880
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day that I could reduce my lead time. I put every 881
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ounce of effort into that and stayed up all night just 882
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to make sure that everything was always happening. And 883
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like let's 884
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say something was gonna It was a Wednesday 885
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and I knew exactly what time I had to get to 886
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a warehouse at FedEx so 887
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that I would get there on Friday. 888
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And then that way they would start to process that over 889
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the weekend and I would get sales out 890
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really force everybody to get do 891
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everything they could to get it in on 892
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time on Wednesday because the difference between getting 893
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it in started to 894
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check in on Monday first Friday at 895
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the end of this exponential curve made 896
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a huge difference and I knew that mathematically. 897
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So I did everything to push out 898
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and then I made sure I was 899
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never out of stock if I was going to run our 900
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stock I 901
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would increase my price and increase my ROI 902
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so that my money could 903
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keep growing exponentially. 904
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I took out credit 905
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and when I needed to so 906
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that I could 907
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keep up with the demand curve and 908
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keep adding more and more products and we had like our 909
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own factory inside the house so we could 910
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keep adding variations in our lead time. 911
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It was literally so small that I would come 912
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up with an idea I would listed 913
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on Amazon and this are running ads to 914
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it and guess what it would start to sell that 915
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we'd ship a couple out of our house 916
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and I chipped some in Amazon 917
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right away. Great. That's a new product. 918
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Let's go. 919
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And so being able to kind 920
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of have this quick lead time 921
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and turnaround was 922
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the reason that we're able to do so much of 923
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this in a such 924
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a short period of time. So I believe in 925
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this concept mathematically and from 926
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my personal experience I turn 927
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seven thousand five hundred dollars into through over 928
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three million dollars in five 929
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months of sales history and I was only by really 930
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hardcore focus on my ROI 931
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and my margin 932
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or not even my Margin no my 933
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margin my margin was kind of cool 934
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but it was all about the ROI 935
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and that lead times so 936
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and testing out 937
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and expanding. 938
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So hope 939
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that this has been helpful.
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