Jordan, 30At a glance
Who
Jordan. The Real World’s caption gives the age as 30 and shows a UK flag; Jordan doesn’t state an age in the video, and gives the figures in pounds.
Starting point
“90 days ago, I was delivering parcels, 12-hour shifts, only getting 100 pounds per day” (2:08), and “a 20 grand, 25 grand salary” (3:05).
How Jordan found it
“I’ve been following Tate since the summer of last year” (0:00): YouTube reels, then the long-form content.
Campus
Freelancing, in the caption and in Jordan’s words: “The freelancing campus for me was, it was more listening to Dylan’s tactics” (1:07). Jordan also credits “Andrew”, “Adam” and above all Arno: “Arno’s unbelievable. He is like a golden egg for me” (1:28).
Timeline
“February the 13th was my official start date, all in, all the eggs in one basket” (1:00); 60 days later, the interview. The video doesn’t name the year; it was on The Real World’s home page by 8 June 2023.
Result (video)
Revenue: “February revenue was 23,000”, then “34K in revenue” in month two (2:41). Profit: “around about eight and a half”, then “12K profit”. In all, “a 60 grand revenue business” in 60 days (2:23).
Result (caption)
The Real World’s caption: “New revenue: $60,000/60 days”, and that Jordan “made $100/day delivering packages” before joining and has since “made $60,000 in just 60 days”.
Jordan’s two months add up to 57,000 in revenue (23,000 plus 34K), which Jordan rounds to “60 grand”, and to about 20,500 in profit (8.5K plus 12K). The caption gives the 60,000 in dollars and as money “made”; Jordan gives pounds (“60,000 pound in revenue”, 3:23) and says it is revenue. Jordan doesn’t say what the business sells. “100K this year” and “a half a mil brand by the end of the year” (3:01 to 3:13) are Jordan’s plans, not results. The figures are Jordan’s and The Real World’s own; this site hasn’t seen the accounts.
What Jordan said
7 lines from the interview, copied exactly, each with what it means in plain English. The times are where they fall in the video.
“if I rerun the clock 90 days ago, I was delivering parcels, 12-hour shifts, only getting 100 pounds per day.”
What it means: The starting point, in pounds: about 500 a week, as Jordan says next.
“So February the 13th was my official start date, all in, all the eggs in one basket.”
What it means: Jordan didn’t treat it as a side project: the start date is when Jordan went all in.
“the freelancing campus for me was, it was more listening to Dylan’s tactics.”
What it means: What Jordan took from the campus: how to talk to clients and keep them.
“So now I’ve gone from making 500 pound a week to building in 60 days a 60 grand revenue business.”
What it means: Revenue, not profit, and Jordan said so when asked.
“So February revenue was 23,000. Profit was around about eight and a half.”
What it means: The first month, split the way the interviewer asked: about 37% of the revenue was profit.
“this month was, I’d say, a record month, even though it’s only month two, but 34K in revenue, 12K profit.”
What it means: Month two. Together with February: 57,000 revenue and about 20,500 profit.
“you’ve got to pay attention because you’ve got to do the quiz at the end.”
What it means: What Jordan says makes the lessons different from YouTube: each one ends with a quiz.
What Jordan did, step by step
Jordan followed Tate on YouTube
“since the summer of last year”: reels, then the long-form content, which was “digging deep inside of me”.
In the video at 0:00
Jordan was lost at first
“there was so many options, whether it’s freelancing or copywriting or e-commerce”. Seeing the wins and the interviews settled it: “Nothing’s going to land on your lap tomorrow. Crack on and work.”
In the video at 0:24
Jordan went all in
“February the 13th was my official start date, all in, all the eggs in one basket.”
In the video at 0:58
Jordan learned to handle clients
In the freelancing campus, “Dylan’s tactics, the way how he speaks to people and getting on top of your clients”, plus lessons from “Andrew”, “Adam” and Arno: “Anything that he says, I just copy and use it.”
In the video at 1:07
Jordan built the business
“a 60 grand revenue business” in 60 days: 23,000 revenue and about 8.5K profit in February, then 34K and 12K (2:41).
In the video at 2:23
Jordan set a target
“I’m going to do 100K this year. Easy. But that’s profit for myself”: a plan, not a result, alongside “a half a mil brand by the end of the year”.
In the video at 3:01
Full transcript
Read the full interview transcript (4 minutes)
Transcribed on 26 October 2026 from the interview audio with Whisper speech recognition (run locally), then checked against a second full pass and a re-run of every part with two models: punctuation fixed, nothing added; “[unclear]” marks words the passes don’t agree on. “Tate” is as Jordan says it, with no first name. The “Andrew” Jordan names among the professors isn’t identified further. Speaker labels are ours. The interviewer is from The Real World. The video starts partway through an answer (“like I previous mentioned”). The $49 mentioned was the price at the time; today it is $99 a month on the official checkout.
0:00 Jordan: So I've been following Tate since the summer of last year. Obviously, like I previous mentioned, I don't do social media. Mainly, I go on YouTube, watch podcasts here and there. And, you know, your YouTube reels, I just kept on seeing Tate, and I was like, who is this guy? Who is he? So then I started watching his long-form content, and I was like, wow, like, he is saying things that are digging deep inside of me here.
0:24 Jordan: So then when I joined The Real World, I was, I'd say I was a little bit lost, because there was so many options, whether it's freelancing or copywriting or e-commerce. I was like, where do I go? Which direction do I take? And when I started seeing everybody's wins, from whether it be freelance or whether it be copywriting, and I was watching the interviews with you, I was like, wait a minute, there's guys here, 18 year old, 19 year old, 20, 21, they're making five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten grand a month. I was like, okay, Jordan, slap yourself in the face. Nothing's going to land on your lap tomorrow. Crack on and work.
0:58 Jordan: So, yeah. So February the 13th was my official start date, all in, all the eggs in one basket. So it's been a good run so far. The freelancing campus for me was, it was more listening to Dylan's tactics, the way how he speaks to people and getting on top of your clients and [unclear] them clients. So for me, it was, it wasn't even just the freelancing campus. It was getting stuff from Dylan, getting stuff from Andrew, getting stuff from Adam. It was, okay, getting stuff from Arno. Arno's unbelievable. He is like a golden egg for me. Anything that he says, I just copy and use it. It's as simple as that.
1:38 Interviewer: Right. So you've gone through a lot of Arno's lessons as well.
1:43 Jordan: Yeah. The financial wizardry is where I'm at. And it's, there's some golden nuggets in there that people should honestly get a pen and paper and just write it down and implement it in your life.
1:55 Interviewer: Very interesting. So it seems your life has changed quite a bit since joining The Real World. So how different is your average day now compared to before you joined?
2:05 Jordan: Bro, it's gone from zero to 100. Like, if I rerun the clock 90 days ago, I was delivering parcels, 12-hour shifts, only getting 100 pounds per day. It was brutal. But that's obviously, that was me being a weak human being, not doing the right things and positioning myself on the chessboard in the right place. So now I've gone from making 500 pound a week to building in 60 days a 60 grand revenue business. 60 days, 60 grand.
2:33 Interviewer: Interesting. Is that revenue? Are you comfortable revealing profit, or would you prefer…
2:40 Jordan: So February revenue was 23,000. Profit was around about eight and a half. And then this month was, I'd say, a record month, even though it's only month two, but 34K in revenue, 12K profit. So…
2:55 Interviewer: Very interesting. Why do you see that scaling for you, then, considering this progress?
3:01 Jordan: Easy, I'm going to do 100K this year. Easy. But that's profit for myself. And that's going from a 20 grand, 25 grand salary to building a brand that's going to be a half a mil brand by the end of the year. Easy. There's a lot of negativity behind your success, but inside The Real World, there's nothing negative. It's all positive. And you just got to put in the work, for $49 a month, to then make 60,000 pound in revenue. Do you know what I mean? It's just like, do you know what I mean? Where's the scale there? Do you know what I'm saying? It's crazy. It's crazy.
3:36 Interviewer: Okay. So in terms of material you've seen within The Real World, how different is it to what you can find out on the internet?
3:43 Jordan: The difference with The Real World is like, if you go on YouTube and want to find a niche or a product and learn how to use that product, The Real World campus for me, like, in each individual campus, it's the more of the, you've got to pay attention because you've got to do the quiz at the end. And when you do the quiz, you kind of reminding yourself exactly what was said in the videos. So I'll be honest with you, The Real World is the most successful thing I have ever seen on the planet, by a long shot. For you to go in there and sit with professors that are millionaires, they're not some average [unclear] driving around in a Ford Focus or with a 30 grand salary. These guys are millionaires, and they're willing to give you their time, effort and energy. All you've got to do is copy. All you've got to do is copy.
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What The Real World offers today
Jordan was in the campus The Real World’s caption calls Freelancing, and Jordan calls it “the freelancing campus”. There is no campus by that name today: the “My Campuses” list in the owner’s account on 26 October 2026, after adding the campuses on offer, has twelve, and none is called Freelancing. The Real World hasn’t said what it became, so this page doesn’t point you to a campus page in its place. Below: the app’s campus list today, how a new member starts, and what support is like. The professor Jordan credits most, Arno, has a course named after Arno in the Business Mastery campus, “Long Form Arno”.
How you get started
Join and add campuses
One membership covers every campus: $99 a month or $996 a year on the official checkout. Inside the app you add campuses from the “My Campuses” list.
Choose where to start
With no budget, the official courses page points to Client Acquisition, Strategic Marketing or AI Automation. Jordan was “a little bit lost, because there was so many options” (0:24); the wins and the interviews settled it.
Do the lessons and the quizzes
Jordan: “you’ve got to pay attention because you’ve got to do the quiz at the end” (3:53).
Take lessons from more than one professor
“it wasn’t even just the freelancing campus. It was getting stuff from Dylan, getting stuff from Andrew, getting stuff from Adam. It was, okay, getting stuff from Arno” (1:19). One membership covers every campus.
What support is like
- Professors. Jordan: “sit with professors that are millionaires”, and “they’re willing to give you their time, effort and energy” (4:14). That is Jordan’s view; the professors’ own earnings aren’t on any page we checked.
- Wins and interviews. What got Jordan moving was “seeing everybody’s wins” and the student interviews (0:36). The Real World publishes no response-time promise.
- No guarantee. The Real World’s Terms of Use say it doesn’t guarantee any financial outcome. Every campus starts from the fundamentals and assumes no prior knowledge.
Real wins and reviews
Other members’ wins from across The Real World, with names and avatars blurred. Tap any screenshot to see it full size. They are individual results, not typical ones, and not a promise: The Real World doesn’t publish average member earnings.
The next screenshot is so far today. The bounce back happened and I didn’t have to mess with anything. Sometimes less is more…
What members said on Trustpilot
Trustpilot has since removed The Real World’s profiles. These excerpts come from archived copies of those pages, read on 25 October 2026, with the reviewer’s first name, country and date as shown; “Invited” is Trustpilot’s label for reviews that came through a business link. The jointherealworld.com.de profile was not run by The Real World; reviewers used it anyway. They are reviews of The Real World as a whole, not of one campus, and other people’s words, not this site’s findings.
“The biggest thing for me, besides the lessons and the professors, is the community. You have a problem, ask a question in chat, fixed in 5 minutes.”
“after a month, I informed them that their services were not suitable for me. Despite my clear communication, they attempted to withdraw a significant amount of money from my credit card for an additional two months.”
The Real World replied: “turn off auto-renew before your next billing date.”
“Most the informaton you could find for free online in other places but you'll spend more time trying to find a simple step by step guide then using this platform.”
“Despite paying $49 per month (around $300 total), I didn't make any money or gain valuable insights. Much of the content was outdated and U.S.-focused”
“the campuses are also perfect if you are completely new to these methods of wealth creation but it'll take you some time before you see results.”
“The courses themselves are okay, but they're difficult to apply, and getting real clients is even harder. Overall, I don't think this works.”
For the record, the scores on 27 February 2025: the profile at trwstudent.com showed 2.9 from 23 reviews, and therealworldeducation.com showed 4.4 from 82, most of them invited through a business link over two days. Both profiles have since been removed.
Is this path for you?
It may suit you if
- You can go all in. Jordan’s start date was “all in, all the eggs in one basket”.
- You want to learn to win and keep clients. Jordan took “Dylan’s tactics” on “getting on top of your clients”.
- You will take lessons from several professors, not just one campus. Jordan names four.
It may not suit you if
- You are looking for a Freelancing campus. There is none in the app’s campus list today.
- You read 60 grand as take-home pay. It is revenue; Jordan’s profit over the same two months was about 20,500.
- You can only give it the odd hour. The official courses page says “the checklist expects a few focused hours per day” and that “Members who treat it as a side interest see little.”
- You need a guaranteed return. The Real World’s Terms of Use say it doesn’t guarantee any financial outcome, and Jordan’s figures are Jordan’s own.
Jordan’s numbers are one student’s account, given 60 days in, in an interview The Real World chose to publish. To compare the campuses on offer today, see the guide to The Real World campuses.
What happens after you join
The member behind this site went through these steps himself. This is his own account, from 25 October 2026.
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Get the sign-in email
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Set your password and log in
On the sign-in page you click “Forgot password”, which emails you a link to set your password. Then you log in.
Choose your campus
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Start the courses
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Sources
- The Real World: Jordan’s student interview video (Cloudflare Stream) — transcribed October 26, 2026
- jointherealworld.com home page with the interview and its caption (Wayback Machine, June 8, 2023)
- Inside The Real World app: the “My Campuses” list and the Business Mastery Learning Center (screenshots from the owner’s member account) — captured October 26, 2026
- The Real World: courses page (the campus list, where to start, time per day) — checked September 12, 2026
- The Real World Terms of Use (no guaranteed outcome) — checked September 14, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of trwstudent.com, archived February 27, 2025 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of therealworldeducation.com, archived February 27, 2025, pages 1 and 2 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of www.cobratate.com, archived December 28, 2022 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of jointherealworld.com.de (not run by The Real World), archived February 27, 2026 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026