That’s how Osaro describes where he was when he met Andrew.
Not stuck on a tactic.
Not looking for a better template.
Alone. And scared.
Alone
Osaro, who goes by Ro, wanted to build a lead generation agency.
He didn’t know how.
If you’ve ever started something with no one around you who has done it before, you know exactly what that feels like. Every decision is a guess. Every setback feels like proof you shouldn’t be there.
Then he joined Andrew’s community.
Guided
He kept coming back.
"After that meeting I would always attend the meetings and Andrew would always show me and he truly held my hand and guided me and not too long after I got my very first client."
His first client.
Not too long after he started showing up.
But listen to how Osaro tells it. The client comes at the very end of the sentence. Almost everything before it is about the help.
He would always show me.
He truly held my hand.
The first client was the milestone.
What Osaro remembers is the person.
"Andrew literally showed me what it feels to have a mentor that is more like a father figure."
On his way
Osaro put a number on what that was worth to him. And he explained exactly why.
"Andrew’s community is more than $10,000 in value to me because I know that getting Andrew to look at my work personally and invest so much time, effort, and emotions in my success, if I had to pay that elsewhere, I would definitely pay over 10,000 bucks."
Look at what he’s valuing there.
Not a course. Not a framework.
Someone looking at his work, personally. Investing time, effort and emotion in his success.
"He’s so kind. He’s so loving. He’s so real. He’s so genuine, and he’s someone that’s extremely invested in you as a person when you come in contact with him."
He called meeting Andrew one of the biggest blessings God had given him that year.
And then he finished simply:
"Honestly speaking, Andrew is the real deal."
Osaro started out alone and scared, with no idea what he was doing.
He didn’t stay that way.
He had someone to show him, and he kept showing up.
And not too long after, he had his first client.