Student interviews

Business Mastery

Nox, 35

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $200,000/month

Nox had $3,000 to his name when he joined The Real World... He now generates $200,000/month as a business consultant.

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Business Mastery

Ramy, 24

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $12k/month

Ramy ran a web design agency for about three years before joining. Ramy says it did “around 4k roughly a month”, and after applying the focus and marketing principles taught in The Real World it is “around 12k a month”.

Content Creation

Mena, 34

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $2k+/month

The Real World's positive impact on her boyfriend led Mena to join... Now, she makes over $2,000/month due to the lessons she applied from the Content Creation Campus.

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Content Creation & AI

Seth, 19

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $10k/month

Seth worked a part-time job and had no monetizable skills when he first joined The Real World... He has since learned Content Creation & AI which has scaled his income to over $10,000/month.

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Content Creation & AI

Giannis, 30

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $100k/month

Giannis went from working night shifts at a regular job to earning $600,000 in 6 months after joining The Real World... He has successfully retired his parents and is now traveling the world.

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Ecommerce

Jacob, 29

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: £20k/month

Jacob has generated £160k revenue (£40,000 profit) through Ecommerce… He had no Ecommerce experience prior to joining The Real World.

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Ecommerce

Dana, 25

Dana, from Australia, left a construction job to learn e-commerce in The Real World, then called Hustlers University. Two interviews, in Dana’s own words.

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Ecommerce

Sotiris, 21

Sotiris went through the Ecommerce and Business Mastery campuses, started a business four months after joining, and now has several employees. In Sotiris’s own words.

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Ecommerce

Matteo, 32

Matteo had no ecommerce experience before October, started a store in late November and joined The Real World early in the year: about 35,000 euros of sales in three months. In Matteo’s own words.

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Copywriting

Belmin, 22

Belmin, on the first year (2:36): “I made up to like 20K in euros.”

Belmin was studying business management in Belgium when a post led to The Real World. Putting in about an hour a day in the Copywriting campus, Belmin got a first client after two months and made 250 bucks on the first project, then moved on to retainers of $600 and 1K.

Copywriting

Earl, 20

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $45,000/18 months

Earl joined in December 2021, “dead broke”, and took a loan to pay for the membership. About two or three weeks in, a first client paid off the loan. Earl puts the total made since joining at “upward of 45,000”.

Copywriting

Austin, 32

Austin, on the third client (0:25): “He put me on a retainer for $2,000 a month.”

After about 90 days of daily cold email outreach, Austin’s third client ever put Austin on a $2,000-a-month retainer for email marketing, later adding $1,200 a month for ghostwriting. Austin now says between four and six thousand a month, sometimes over 10K.

Copywriting

Ronan

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $8k/month

Ronan says that years earlier it was “roughly like two grand a month” fixing dishwashers. Now it is “around eight grand per month”, and Ronan is starting an agency with students met inside the campus.

Copywriting

Federico, 24

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $10,000/month

Federico was a broke university student in Italy and was first paid 35 days after joining, “like pennies” for a couple of emails. Federico now describes months of around 5K to 10K, one of them past the 10K threshold.

Copywriting

Paul, 25

The Real World’s caption: New revenue: $5k/month

Paul studied maths for four years, found no job and ended up working in a supermarket. After “a couple months playing around” with copywriting, Paul set up a decent income, left the job and moved abroad, and says an average month is four or five thousand.

Freelancing

Ted

Ted, on the first win (0:29): “Within the 30 days, I got my first win … $600 to me, that was life-changing money.”

Ted spent the last $49 available on joining, then watched the outreach lessons, sent DMs and took part in the chats day in, day out.

Freelancing

Jordan, 30

Jordan, on 60 days in (2:23): “I’ve gone from making 500 pound a week to building in 60 days a 60 grand revenue business.”

Ninety days earlier Jordan was delivering parcels on 12-hour shifts. Jordan gives February as 23 thousand revenue with about 8.5 thousand profit, and the next month as 34K revenue and 12K profit: Jordan’s own figures, revenue and profit kept apart.