Imagine this for a second. Imagine you started a company on the whim of an idea,

something that you were just excited about. You didn't know if it was going to work, but you

were excited enough to take the risk. And then four years later, you get a check for over $300 million.

Most people can't even imagine that scenario.

Most people are so caught up in their doubts and their fears of failure that they never even get the business off the ground.

But in some cases, that whim of an idea, that flicker of excitement, when partnered

with a playbook that is predictable, results in amazing success. That's exactly what happened with

Tara Bosch. Tara Bosch started a company when she was 21 years old. And four years later, she sold it for $360 million. She was just 25 years old

when she got that check. And yes, she did own a majority stake in that company when she sold.

So she's worth a boatload of money. She did it by following the playbook that we talk about here on the channel

and in my book 12 months to 1 million. She built a small audience. She launched some products to them,

and in 12 months she had a seven-figure business. That is the starting point. That's what I help

entrepreneurs do, get to seven figures by building a small audience,

launching some products to them, and taking that company to a million dollar run rate and

beyond. But Tara went way beyond. Within a couple of years, she was at eight figures. And within

four years, she got a nine figure check. This is an amazing result, especially for somebody who was just 25 years old.

But when you break apart this case study, you can see that the plan was actually very logical.

It followed a very predictable playbook.

And in this case study, we're going to break apart exactly what steps she took to have that crazy result.

Now, full disclosure, I've never built a nine-figure company.

I've never had a nine-figure exit.

I've had an eight-figure exit.

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