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Paul Alex Espinoza

@thpaulalex_

🕵🏻‍♂️Former Detective 👉🏼8 Figure CEO 💰Founder atmtogether & merchantautomation 💰Building Wealth with Boring Businesses nationwide

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calendar_today08-09-2012 22:25:08

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Being in your 30s is an interesting time. You’re still young enough to know there’s still time to change your life but old enough to realize you don’t have any more time to waste. It’s either now or you risk spending your 40s and 50s remaining in the same position. This is why

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I'm a millennial. I worked as a shoe salesman at 18. Sales manager at 24. Police officer at 27. Detective at 32. Built 3 million-dollar companies by 36. As someone who's walked the talk... I wrote down 23 life mistakes & lessons for the younger folk:

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23. If you run a business: Use Stripe to collect your money. Slack for team and client communication. Clickfunnels to build a no code website. Zoom for sales calls and team meetings. Facebook for client acquisition. Zapier to automate workflows. ChatGpt for research.

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My goal this year is to make 5 of my followers millionaires. If you're ready to put in the work and work with me 1:1 to build and scale your digital marketing business, DM me "INFO" to discuss further.

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Breaking: The US added 600,000 new millionaires last year. More than anywhere else in the world. But being a millionaire is not what it used to be. Here’s the dark truth they don't tell you...

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I’d be arrogant if I said being a millionaire is nothing special. It’s still a huge milestone that only 5% of Americans have achieved. But there’s a difference between being a millionaire and being financially free. I had to learn this the hard way.

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Unless you have a high-paying remote job that lets you work by your own schedule… The only realistic way to get there is by starting some type of online business. If you want a free business blueprint on how to build a $1M coaching business, DM me "GUIDE"

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$10,000 can buy you $6,600/month in passive income for life. You just need to know where to invest it. Steal this formula to build a wildly profitable side hustle:

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It’s not easy to save $10,000 in this economy. You should be proud of yourself if you did. But the hard part isn’t done yet… Where do you invest that money? You can’t just leave it in the bank because inflation will eat at it…

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The harsh truth is… $10,000 isn’t going to get you much these days… If you invest $10k in the S&P 500, you’ll have $14,898 in 5 years (assuming an 8% return) That’s barely enough to make up for today’s inflation.

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If you invested in real estate… You’d have to put down $10k on a $50k turnkey property… Which is impossible in 2024. Now, there’s always a chance of doubling or tripling your money with crypto or private equity, but you also risk losing it all. So what’s the alternative?

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As an investor, I’m always looking for CASH FLOW. If I put money in, I want to get money out consistently. That’s why I focus on cash-flowing assets. I buy it once and it pays me monthly income for years. Here are my 4 favorite assets:

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-> ATMs: I buy 4 machines for $10k & get $1200/mo -> Bitcoin ATMs: I buy a machine for $10k & get $800/mo -> Universal ATMs: I buy a machine for $15k & get $1,000/mo -> Cashless ATMs: I buy 33 machines for $10k & get $6,600/mo Let me break down my most lucrative investment:

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Cashless ATMs (Credit card machines): Within the past 15 months, I bought 80 machines and installed them at local businesses. Mexican taquerias, Sushi restaurants, fast food trucks, etc Each time a customer pays with their card on my machine… I get a 2% fee.

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The average location makes about $15,000/month from card payments. That means I get $300/month in passive income per location. I have 80 machines… So that brings my total passive income to $24,000/month. As long as debit or credit cards exist, this will pay me money.

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But why would a location want these machines from a regular dude like me? Because these machines are different. They’re called Cash DIscount machines. Usually, the business has to pay a 3% processing fee when a customer pays by card. They lose $3 for every $100 they receive.

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But with this machine, the customer pays the fee. If a customer buys a $100 item with a debit or credit card… They pay $104 (4% fee on top) 2% goes to the bank and 2% goes to you. The business gets to keep the $100. 99% of businesses don’t know about these machines yet…

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That’s why you can profit massively from this “blue ocean”. The hardest part is closing the locations. But we can find and close as many locations as you want. You’re basically a passive investor. DM me “PASSIVE” for more info.

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Worst advice I've ever heard: "Travel as much as you can in your 20s" You need money to travel and to make money you can't travel all the time. And what's the point in "seeing the world" in your 20s if you end up broke in your 30s? The "beautiful memories" won't pay the

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Consistency: Waking up at 5 AM when you’re tired asf. Doing cardio when you don’t feel motivated. Writing social media posts when you feel lazy. Team check ins when you don’t feel like talking. Recording videos when you're shy in front of the camera. Reading a book when