Meet The Kid Who Made $1M with ChatGPT

In this video, I head out to Toronto to meet Joe Popelas - one of the only kids who ACTUALLY made $1M with ChatGPT. He shared everything about how he found the idea, how he started it, how he advertises it, and how anyone can take advantage of the goldmine that is AI automation and ChatGPT generated ebooks. This is one of the craziest business ideas I've seen in a minute, hope you guys enjoy this one!

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[mattc]

Let me tell you from someone who built a business to 8 figures. You do not teach others your secret sauce unless the business model is already dead. He is likely lying to sell a course, if he isn’t he made money then it got flooded and pivoted into selling a course for a biz model that no longer works.

[AdrijusGuscia]

Nobody talking about AI generated Absolute BS. It’s one of the first things that took off for ChatGPT ideas for “side hustles”…

[alexpaganini]

It's incredible that they don't care about the damage that he caused and he is causing selling rubbish to desperate people, but the new here it's that the guy has money. It's what it's

[hardtruth]

I joined Joe's discord and purchased the first courses information 7 months ago to check it out. It was okay, all of it was pretty self explainitory, it's just a matter of having the idea to do it. That being said, unless hes migrated to a different discord channel he basically dropped his second updated course for 1k/course subscription version and then ghosted a few weeks later. He has closed all the actual chat threads in discord, you can't type anything now and theres only been one update since october 1st. On top of that, his youtube channel hasn't had a new video in months. Well played to him I guess, but looks like it was basically a pump and dump for that course.

[hermanzaum]

I love how AI is making easier to scumbags to scam people, . Just "tug their emotions" (as he said) and then sell worthless crap to them. Great job, dude!

[starbrightinfinity]

More people creating content from chat gpt means more money in people’s pockets…it also means more crap out in the internet not created by professionals.

A key here was his marketing. He focuses on people who are looking for quick wins aka people looking for side hustles that help them earn money fast. It’s a snake oil salesman strategy.

[naeemulhoque]

Imagine reading books written by someone who knows nothing about the topic of the book, this is scary ☠

[timtim]

Love this video, BUT the title is clickbait/inaccurate. Building a business that you've received an offer of $930k on is != "making $1M." The video itself says he's make $390k. There's really no need to inflate the numbers in your titles, the truth is impressive enough,

[jasonellsworth]

Wow, how inspirational, I cant imagine the dedication it must have taken to produce 10 books a day using AI to just vomit out content. Im in tears with this story of hard ships and trial.

[TroyQwert]

I stopped counting how many vids i watched where someone made living with some crazy profitable idea implementation and ended up selling how-to courses. 😊

[christianschulz]

when looking for videos about chatgpt this video came into my recommendations. and for me its very interesting. It made me wonder why this young lad was revealing his genius business idea to hundreds of thousands of people. an idea that is super easy to copy. well when looking for his name i could not find a single book. but what i found was his business of selling classes teaching how to do exactly the same. i know that he explained in the interview how big the market is and that it is good for him to have more competators. yet i am pretty sure his marketing twist is to actually sell this classes rather than the books. and i must say, well played sir! taking the good old "join this group" trick to another level.

[manonamission]

"Meet the lawyer who made $100 million suing AI creators"

[kausikvenkat]

I find it hilarious they used a chatGPT example of "How to make money online". We're seeing an example of making buy selling books he used to AI to build on making money online. This reminds me of the joke of a guy who had a seminar on how to make a million dollars. When people came to see him perform he told them to conduct the same seminar and charge 1000 people $1000 each

[iMutedMC]

About a year ago, I had a similar idea. However, I decided not to pursue it because I was concerned about the harm it could cause by selling products without any effort put into them. It seems like a damaging and unethical practice that could be profitable but ultimately dehumanizing.

[SDTEKKEN]

Asked all the right questions and he gave straight forward answers. This is what I’m here for. Thank you!

[orvovosk]

I am always amazed that we have this oversaturation of everything online newsletters product manager stickers digital market agencies, books, courses, inflation biggest crisis yet coming yet there are still people who just spend money on stuff like this. well done

[latinballa]

This kid is annoyingly competent and I wish him nothing but the best lol

[mantiis]

Plot twist: he actually just asked chatgpt to give him an outline of how to give interviews about making ebooks so he can sell info about it 😄

[DreamingDolphing]

His startup's business model can easily be replicated by others, and he hasn't had any legal claims come to him from the authors of the books used to train the neural network.

[ReedManuel]

I have a hard time seeing the valuation of his book brand being 900k when he says himself it cost 3 bucks to make each book roughly. He also said he looks at competitor's books to see what to use in his own. Anyone else see the issue here? What's to stop his own competition from doing the same at such a low barrier to entry. I don't see a 900k business here, instead I see a gimmick.