Jack's Journey to $40k/Month
Day 25: More Leads, Sweepstakes Surprises, and the Tier 3 Dilemma
by: Jack MillerPublished on: 11/03/2026On Day 25 of my journey to $40,000 per month, my email list grows to 219 leads thanks to a $1,000 sweepstakes campaign. But new questions are starting to emerge about lead quality, tier 3 traffic, and whether limiting countries might improve results in future campaigns. In this update, I share what’s working, what I’m experimenting with on Facebook, and why running my first sweepstakes feels surprisingly surreal.
Day 24: A Growing Email List, A New Offer, and Facebook Landmines
by: Jack MillerPublished on: 10/03/2026Day 24 of my journey to $40,000 per month: my email list jumps to 208 leads, Facebook removes one of my sweepstakes posts, and I start promoting a new main offer from one of my mentors. In this update, I break down how I grew my list so quickly, why relying on platforms like Facebook can feel like walking through landmines, and why building assets you control—like your blog and email list—might be the smartest long-term strategy for making money online.
Day 13: Surprise Commission, Small Wins & Staying Consistent
by: Jack MillerPublished on: 27/02/2026In Day 13 of my real online business journey, I share a surprise commission, growing my email list to 82 leads, staying consistent with content, and why small wins matter more than they seem. If you’re trying to build an online income and eventually escape your 9-to-5, this post shows what steady progress actually looks like.
Day 12: Impatience, Strategy Shifts, and Playing the Long Game
by: Jack MillerPublished on: 25/02/2026Day 12 of my journey to $40,000 per month: feeling impatient, rethinking my strategy, expanding my free training into seven modules, and questioning whether YouTube or Facebook is the faster path. In this update, I talk honestly about wanting results now, watching other people “skip the line,” and why I’m choosing to play the long game anyway. If you’re trying to build an online income and escape your 9-to-5, this post breaks down the mindset and strategy behind staying consistent when progress feels slow.
