Less than two months ago, I started my email list. And less than two weeks ago, I released my first offer. I promoted it to my list, and John promoted it to his list as an affiliate. In case you read John's email from the other day, we sold about $7.5k worth of courses through his promotion. Half goes to John. Half goes to my (wife's) pocket. I also sold about $2.5k directly to my own list, which had only 70-something people on it. So in total, I made about $6k. Not bad for something I'm doing part time. (Daily emails take less than 10 hours per week. Putting together the offer took about 20 hours over a few weeks.) By the way, $6k is enough to pay my rent for a few months. Which means the promise of the "Daily Email House" is true. At least for the next few months. And it'll probably stay true for as long as I keep emailing my list and making offers, which I plan to do. I'm writing this post to thank John for a few things, on top of being my first and only affiliate. 1. He convinced me to start my list It was John's insistence, through his daily emails, that finally made me start one. And already, that tiny list has paid my rent for a few months. It also got me a job offer. (I said no because I'm not interested in getting a job, but it's still proof that daily emails create opportunities you wouldn't have otherwise.) And I'm pretty sure that when I have time to offer consulting and mentoring again, I'll have people interested in those too. 2. He made me charge more Initially, I wanted to sell my offer for $47 or less. This was despite people who had seen it telling me it was worth thousands of dollars. And John insisted I should charge more. Eventually, I settled on $297, which I think is a sweet spot for courses/tools. Had I sold my offer for $47, the launch would have made me a fraction of what it did. 3. He gave me an affiliate case study After this launch, I can now approach other potential affiliates and say: "John Bejakovic promoted this offer to his list and generated $7.5k in sales."