Weeks 1–41 / 3
A monthly package and a fixed sales evening
Built the $1,200 monthly package with him. Kept one evening a week only for sales.
Case file 3 of 7. Daniel M., content agency, still employed. Signed by Maya Collins.
CASE FILE 003 · SEP 2026
Built it in the evenings, around a full-time job, four hours a week.
Daniel M., content agency, still employed, Texas
✓ Similar to your situation
A content agency. A business coach. Seventy-five days.
Signed by Maya Collins3 screenshotsApproved by Daniel
July 2026
$1,800
a month, a content agency run in the evenings, next to a full-time job.
0hrs
2clients
He only had two evenings a week, and all of it went on client work.
There was never time left to find new clients, so the agency stayed at two small accounts.
The proof
His calendar: two evenings a week
Daniel's biggest worry going inSame worry as you
He didn't think he had the time for a program.
What changed his mind
The plan was built around four fixed hours a week. Nothing else had to change.
The first call
Two things were broken.
He spent his evenings on low-paying one-off articles.
He had no fixed monthly package.
The plan they agreed
One time. One offer.
Time
Two evenings, two hours each, one of them for sales
Offer
A monthly content package at $1,200
Day 75 · September$6,200a month
Ten weeks, two evenings a week.
Monthly revenue: $1,800 at the start, $2,600 by day 28, $3,800 by day 35, $6,200 by day 70, $6,200 on day 75.
Hours a week on salesNo time for sales2 hours a week✓Clients2 clients5 clients✓
★ Week 5 · Turning point2 / 3
The first $1,200-a-month client
Helped him prepare the proposal. Signed a software company from his old network.
EXHIBIT BFirst monthly invoice, week 5.Weeks 6–103 / 3
Two more packages
Reviewed his proposals every week. Sent two proposals a week.
Tried and dropped
Cold emails to large companies went unanswered.
He switched to people he already knew, which is where all three new clients came from.
Day 75 · September
$6,200
a month, up from $1,800. $6,200 a month, still on two evenings a week.
Everything else that changed.
Hours a week on sales
0→ to 2+2
Clients
2→ to 5↑ 2.5×
The proof
