Jenny Lupo is a small town midwestern girl who’s always loved sports and played softball in college. She went to law school in Nebraska, and has been an attorney for nine years.
The issue is, she’s kinda fallen out of love with being a lawyer. She enjoys it about as much as she enjoys sitting next to a crying baby on a 4 hour flight.
So it was no surprise that once she found this online opportunity a couple years back, she jumped on it quicker than a cat on a mouse.
After just 6 months of joining, she sold $150k worth of travel and personally pocketed $20k in commissions.
Used to have a little, now she has a lot. She’s still, she’s still Jenny from the block.
Sorry, couldn’t help myself.
But still, she did all this without having any prior tech skills or big social media following.
“If I can do this business,” she says, “you guys can absolutely do this business.”
If you can believe it, she works from her couch just about every day in her PJs with just her iphone. She’s actually excited to get up in the morning. I guess you could say her only morning “commute” is walking her dogs and returning to the couch with a cup of coffee in hand.
When what you’re doing doesn’t feel like work, you have a buncha extra energy.
Jenny’s friends and family started coming up to her and saying things like “Gurl, what’s going on with you? You’re like a whole new person.”
As she’s talking you just see this fire in her eyes and her extremely happy voice.
Remember the last time you had a strong passion about something? Imagine that, but with the travel industry. You get to help people take their dream vacations, all while paying your own bills, replacing your 9-5, and taking trips yourself.
“I don’t believe you’re here by accident or by algorithm,” Jenny says, as we both feel some kind of pitch coming on.
“If you’re ready to be a part of the hottest and fastest-growing industry in the entire world right now (travel), then this is the place for you,” she promises.
Jenny says she wants to show you how to take your skills and make yourself rich instead of your boss by starting your own travel business.
You don’t need any capital to really get started since you don’t need any inventory. You also don’t need to quit your job right away either. And no, you won’t have to start becoming a social media narcissist by posting yourself traveling to different beaches every day.
Ok, I’m sick of this buildup…just tell me how much I’m gonna have to sell to my family and friends…
And as I figured…Jenny says you need to become an “independent” travel agent.
Basically, when somebody signs up for a vacation using Expedia, booking.com, or Airbnb, you’re getting the commission…not the big guys.
“We have a host travel agency,” Jenny explains, “and so we use their travel credentials. And that’s what gives us access to all of those commissions.”
You can earn those commissions by booking trips for you, your friends, your family, and other people you meet along the way that need help.
You’ll also get some special discounts that others won’t have access to.
What’s pretty dope is that some of these hotels will even let you stay for free as long as you recommend them to your clients.
And if you’re over there going, “Gee, if this is so great, Jenny, why are you sharing it with us? Like, why not just go do more of it – and keep it to yourself?”
Well, it’s probably because it’s essentially an MLM.
She wants to motivate you to go out and get more vacation sales because when you get more…she gets more.
And here’s the part where I say I can’t recommend her stuff, no matter how nice she is of a person. I just can’t get behind anything that’s based off of recruiting others and structured basically like a pyramid.
