They Pay Me R$10,000 a Month to Do Exactly This, and You Can Too!

[00:02] exactly that, and in this video I'm going to explain to you how you can reach that level too. But I'll tell you right now that R$1,000 is nothing; you can do much more than that. Stay tuned to the video because I'm going to

[00:17] explain everything. I don't know if you know, but here next to me I have a here next to me I have a São Paulo state invoice for R$ 1,000 where I provided a service to a client. I'm

[00:31] making this video because I made the " exposed" video talking about a client who paid 10 grand, and people said it was a lie; they did n't understand, they thought it was R$ 1,000 for 6 months, but it wasn't R$1,000

[00:43] per month for a service. I have other invoices from other clients, one for R$9,000, one for R$8,000, one for R$ 6,000, and so on. I made some notes here so I wouldn't lose focus, but...

[00:58] Basically, what was inside this R$1,000 note here? " Video editing service for the internet." Wow, what a silly description, right? But this doesn't matter much. Basically, for this client who paid me R$1,000 for

[01:12] don't provide this type of service anymore— I now use all the time I used to dedicate to my clients for my own projects. Okay, but going back, to recap, for a R$1,000 service with me, what did it involve? A

[01:26] you see on TikTok, Instagram, and so on, and a horizontal cut for YouTube, the kind with titles and thumbnails. And if best moment someone creates in podcasts, live streams, various

[01:41] online content. Basically, I had a team that watched all the person's content and extracted the best moments for us to post. So, that was two cuts a day, totaling about 60 cuts per day. But last month we didn't

[01:53] just deliver the 60 cuts, we also did the posting, right? We posted cuts on at least four platforms, which were Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Quai. Those were four platforms where we posted all

[02:07] platforms where we posted all the cuts. And the team was basically the horizontal cuts, one person who did the vertical cuts, and one person who did the posting of the cuts. I won't go into too much detail about that,

[02:21] into too much detail about that, but anyway, it was a really complex service that we posted. A lot of people said, "Oh, 10,000? Crazy, the guy is overpriced," and so on. Okay, you might think it's not worth

[02:34] the price, but people paid. And here are some of the results: here we have an account where we got 56 million views, and the money doesn't matter much, but we got 287,000 new subscribers on Instagram

[02:48] in the last 90 days. On that account, we reached 21 million followers. On TikTok, we had 63 million in 60 days. Regarding views here on YouTube, in 90 days we reached 1,600,000 new people, right?

[03:05] New viewers here on TikTok, just one video we managed to reach 19 million views, and that's it, you understand? It's not some silly little service, it's a service that really

[03:20] achieves great results, and for these people here, like I said about the money here on YouTube, this R$1,000 is nothing for these clients, the main focus for these people is the views, the subscribers, the

[03:32] people getting to know this person, this celebrity, you understand? So we basically boosted the person's content, instead of them getting, I don't know, the 10 monthly, we managed to increase that to like 50 million

[03:47] views per month, you understand? So it 's really an absurd reach, and R$ 10,000 is cheap, very cheap, okay? Now I've already explained how it works, right? The R$10,000 issue, let's leave it here on the invoice, and now

[04:02] got to this level, okay? I'm nobody I'm a special person, different from you all. The only thing I basically did was work hard, and I'm going to tell you exactly what I did to get to this level. This

[04:18] applies to anything, that's why I say R$1,000 is nothing. short videos, you know? It was basically R$160 per video, but there are people who provide services that charge R$100,000, R$500,000, R$1 million or more.

[04:33] Before even starting to provide these services and these invoices, I bought a course that talked about high-value B2B services, where you sell a service to another company, and there are

[04:45] contracts worth R$1 million, R$1 million, R$10 million, and so on. So R$ 1,000 is little, but I want to show you how I got there, and you can too. I'll use my example, and this applies to

[04:58] anything. So the first step to reaching R$10,000 is providing services to big players, and so on. The first thing is to focus on your own project. I put it here: focus on a project,

[05:11] work on a project that makes money, learn everything about that area. So, in my case, I opened two YouTube channels for making cuts, made a lot of money, much more than R$1,000, you understand? But the

[05:27] money itself isn't what mattered there. It's all about the knowledge, especially regarding logistics, right? I'm the best at making cuts, but the best part, my best part in

[05:42] making cuts, is the logistics, the management of people, what each person will if the client wanted us to deliver 200 cuts a month, 500 cuts a month, we would deliver, you understand? Because there's very good management.

[05:56] I know very well about processes, you understand? So basically, I created... you should make money. You can create a YouTube channel, which was my case. You can, I don't programming field, you can create a website, create a... Okay, so really create something

[06:12] that generates money, mainly for you, and especially that allows you to acquire a lot of knowledge. Okay, so after you do that, after you put it into practice, after you acquire a lot of knowledge on top of that project, and then

[06:24] second step I took, in my case—and if you want to do it, there are people who don't want to, and that's okay—is to create free content on the internet teaching exactly what you did. Okay, after

[06:40] started getting a lot of views on my first channel, which is V Cor on my first channel, which is V Cor Valorant and Vel Cocs Valorant, right? And I started making videos on this channel teaching people how to make tier channels too.

[06:53] I didn't get stuck with it, like, I didn't keep that knowledge nothing wrong with keeping the knowledge to yourself and farming it, right? Mining all the money that's there in that thing, there's no

[07:11] too, you'll understand more later on, so generate free content, mainly here on YouTube, teaching what you... It's about teaching

[07:23] people how to make money by teaching things you've done, and of course you wo n't be able to teach everything because it takes many hours of knowledge, many days of knowledge, a lot to pass on, but even the little

[07:36] you pass on will liberate many people, will help many people earn money, and those people will be grateful to you. So start consuming, not creating, content teaching people for free on the internet,

[07:50] recording, recording, and at the same time that you teach people for free, you gain more knowledge. That's the best part because we really learn something that's already in

[08:04] we start teaching other people to do the same, you fix this knowledge much better in your head, and at the same time you generate more authority. People look and say, "Wow, Gabriel over there, he's the master of

[08:18] haircuts, he's the guy who teaches people how to do haircuts." That's exactly what happened to me, you understand? Okay, so after you... the first step is to focus on a project, make money with a project, grow in the project, the second step is to

[08:30] teach people for free all that knowledge you've learned, and then the third step is to charge for it. You can't generate paid content, like I told you, you can't pass on all

[08:42] the knowledge you have in videos here on YouTube for free unless your really teach everything, but you need to create a method, a step-by-step process, an

[08:55] easy way to do things like: you'll have to do this, then this, then this, then that, and after you do this and maintain it, you'll be able to make money. course, right? People say that so many courses are attacked, and they're

[09:09] who bought really bad courses. That's why I say teach people for free, and then teach in a paid way, because you'll learn mainly how to teach people and, above all,

[09:23] teach people and, above all, create a method, an action plan. create a method, an action plan. And also, in this paid knowledge part, I really like consulting, and here you'll learn a lot.

[09:35] some people who will pay for your time to be there with them, to pass on all your teachings, either in person or digitally through a meeting. People will pay you to

[09:48] be there with them. Teaching them, mentoring them, and this is where you learn the most because you take on various cases, you understand? You learn from you can't have, in my case here,

[10:02] I can't have 10,000 channels, but if I have 100 students, well, each of those 100 students has a channel, so I have 100 cases there to study, to acquire more knowledge, it's very cool. So, after you do

[10:14] all this step-by-step here, first you grow a project, second you teach people to grow their projects too, third you start charging for it, making much more complete and faster methods for the person to really

[10:28] learn, buy, pay, consume this paid content and results for that student, right? Then you see the testimonials too, this sell other courses later on, other training programs. The fourth step,

[10:44] which for me, you don't need to go down this path, is to provide services. The because to reach the level of providing services, you do things for others, like in the old providing services, you do things for others, like in the old

[11:00] person do it; they're going to do it themselves. You're not going to do it for them. In the fourth step, you're going to do it for the person, and that's the "high ticket" I'm talking about here, right? It's charging the most, you understand? It's me and my team doing it for

[11:14] you, and that's when you start to get to those more expensive services. But like nothing because before you even reach that R$1,000, you'll have already made a lot of money, you understand? So sometimes you don't even need to get to that fourth step. But it's

[11:27] the focus of the video, and I'll also discuss it with you here. The fourth step is providing high-ticket services. People and companies will look for you, wanting to work with you or for you to work for them. This is very common,

[11:41] especially if you generate a lot of authority, if you're a reference in your area, because the big players, the big companies, they want the best. Often they don't want to pay for the best, but they want the best, you

[11:54] understand? And if you're someone who has been gaining a lot of knowledge, creating your own projects, and especially teaching projects, and especially teaching people, your value here is up there.

[12:08] I used to charge... 10,000, I had other contracts for 13,000 as well, 9,000, 8,000, 6,000. Why? Because I was the best, I mean, I am the best in my field, you understand? And understand? Because people searched on YouTube for how to

[12:23] edit podcasts and found Gabriel with several videos teaching Today I have a very straightforward, universal training on description. But actually, you don't necessarily need to buy the

[12:38] training; you can learn here for free. There are several videos scattered around, you understand? So I only reached the level of being able to charge R$10,000, which I think is of being able to charge R$10,000, which I think is little, it's little, you understand? It's little, and

[12:50] people sometimes think I'm lying because they think, like, this value is think I'm lying because it's a value very far from people's reality, and I understand, I know exactly that, but that's life, you understand? I'm

[13:05] this level, and I'm not some nobody. " Special person, okay? It's not me, it's someone very similar to you. If you go back to ' Bora Pra Prática' about 4 years ago, around 2020, you'll see what Gabriel was like. You don't even need to go back that far,

[13:18] normal guy, you know, just a bit crazy, with long hair and all that stuff. But ignore the Gabriel is really saying, you know, that he's a person who isn't a normal person, you know?" person who isn't a normal person, you know?"