Day: December 16, 2025

The internet is a funny place.

If you would’ve asked me back in 2008 when I first started using it to run ads and social media to grow my companies, I would’ve told you the internet was going to change everything.

That it would connect people across the world. 

That entrepreneurs could solve real problems at scale. 

That small businesses could compete with giants. 

That anyone with a high-income skill and some hustle could build something meaningful.

But instead, we’ve got millions of women (& dudes) shaking their @sses on camera for strangers, convinced they’re about to get rich doing it.

They’re putting their entire lives on display while weirdos with Cheeto-stained fingers and beer bellies creep in their DMs…

…all while making LESS than someone flipping burgers at McDonald’s.

Now, I’m not trying to knock people trying to make a living. Everyone’s got bills to pay.

But the reality is: The average OnlyFans model makes $180 a month.

All because someone sold them on the idea that it’s “easy money.”

That if they just post enough content, build a big enough following, and shake their ass the right way – the money will pour in.

I share this with you because new entrepreneurs and OnlyFans models are the exact same thing.

They look for the easy route to success.

And just like the OnlyFans model making $180 a month, they end up working harder for way less money than if they’d just built something real from the start.

Most new entrepreneurs:

• Launch products before they’re complete because they need cash flow now.
• Cut corners on quality to save a few bucks on margins.
• Hire below-average people because they don’t want to pay what top talent is worth.
• Skip building proper systems because “it takes too long.”

Doing any one of these moves is the business equivalent of shaking your ass on OnlyFans, hoping someone throws you a few dollars.

The entrepreneurs who win aren’t the ones looking for shortcuts. 

They’re the ones willing to do the work nobody else wants to do.

And because of that, they become the 1% of their industry.

The top 1% build real businesses with real infrastructure. The bottom 99% are just hustling and hoping something sticks.

The difference between the top 1% and everyone else – OnlyFans or entrepreneurs – is simple: 

One builds a real business. 

The other just posts and prays.

The entrepreneurs looking for shortcuts aren’t entrepreneurs. They might as well call themselves OnlyFans models with business cards. 

The good news? You get to choose which one you become. 

And if you’re reading this, you’re already closer to the 1% of successful entrepreneurs than you think.

Talk soon,

Bedros Keuilian

P.S. There are no shortcuts to building a real business. But there is a proven path. And I’ll show you exactly what it is and how you can become the top 1% of your industry – WITHOUT you having to shake your ass on camera or hire a VA from India to chat for you.

If you have a business generating $150,000/yr or more…

This video shows you how.

Growing up, I was never the smartest person in the room.

I barely graduated high school. I came to this country from communist Armenia not speaking a word of English. I’ve never taken a business class in my life.

Ask me about quantum physics? No clue.

The French Revolution? Couldn’t tell you.

How to code a website? Not happening.

If you sat me down for a trivia game that isn’t about fitness, jiu jitsu, or business, I’d probably lose every single round.

Now, as you can tell, I’m not the smartest tool in the shed…

Yet somehow, I’ve built multiple 8 and 9-figure businesses. And I’ve coached hundreds of entrepreneurs to do the same.

How is that possible?

Two things:

1. Having the balls to take action.
2. Because I figured out early on that you don’t need to know everything to make millions. You just need to get really damn good at one high-income skill.

For me, that skill was sales.

I learned how to sell. How to close deals. How to get people to say yes.

And once I mastered sales, everything else became easier.

Sales taught me copywriting. Because copywriting is just selling in print.

Sales taught me marketing. Because marketing is just getting people interested enough to get on a call.

Sales taught me how to build businesses. Because if you can sell, you can make money. And if you can make money, you can figure out the rest.

But it all started with mastering one skill.

From there, I learned how to install the infrastructure that turns a $500K business into a $5M business – and eventually into multiple 8 and 9-figure companies.

Here’s what most entrepreneurs don’t understand: 

You don’t need to be the smartest person in the room. 

You just need to master one high-income skill, then learn how to build around it.

Whether that’s sales, copywriting, leadership, marketing – it doesn’t matter. Pick one. Master it. Then build the systems that multiply it.

If you’ve got a business, I want to show you how to install the systems, the processes, and the roadmap that led me to building multiple 8 and 9-figure companies.

On February 7th in Chino Hills, California, I want you to join me at the 10X Intensive.

It’s one day with me, Bryce Henson, and 19 other entrepreneurs who are ready to master the high-income skills and systems that actually scale a business – without burning out or working harder.

You’ll walk away knowing exactly how to build around your strengths, install the right infrastructure, and 10X your business the right way.

Look, if this silverback gorilla who barely speaks English can build 9-figure companies, so can you.

You just need the right roadmap.

>>> Click here to get the roadmap

Talk soon,

Bedros Keuilian

P.S. I might not win trivia night. But I know how to build and scale businesses better than almost anyone. 

If you’re ready to learn how, join me on February 7th.