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A new opportunity for men over 50

Thirty years of experience doesn't expire.

I'm James. I've been laid off twice, started over in a new state, and learned Applied Intelligence after 50. Now I show men how to build something of their own with it. The system is already built, and there's a brotherhood building right beside you.

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Seven short questions. About two minutes.

James Blevins
James Blevins · Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
120 driversRan operations for a steel hauler for seven years. We never missed a load.
Laid off twiceOnce when the mill went under. Once with 120 others in a single move.
Michelin GuideOpened a restaurant from scratch and took it into the Florida Michelin Guide.
After 50Learned Applied Intelligence and built my own app.
Who this is for

The man who never drops the ball.

He's worked hard his whole life and he's stuck anyway. The job market's been rough on him. He's in something that pays the bills but won't give him the life he actually wants.

Or he's getting close to retirement and wants to build a business of his own online, on his own terms.

And he's not about to ask for help. Because he's the one who figures things out.

I know that guy. I was him.

If any of this sounds familiar
  • Tired of trading hours for a paycheck
  • Pushed out after years of loyalty
  • Ready to work from anywhere
  • Looking for that sense of purpose again
  • Wary of computers and new technology

This isn't for the man who won't put in an hour a day, or who isn't open to learning something new. Everybody else, pull up a chair.

You don't need to be a tech guy

You know how you've always wished you had somebody sharp in your corner? Somebody who'd help you write that email, figure out that paperwork, or think through a big decision without making you feel dumb for asking?

That's what Applied Intelligence is. You talk to it on your phone like you'd talk to me. It writes back in plain English, and you go back and forth with it until it's right.

How I explain it over coffee
What this is

Not a course. The whole system, and a brotherhood.

A course hands you homework and wishes you luck. This is the working system for building a business of your own online, with men beside you who are building theirs.

A path you can follow

One step at a time, in plain words. You always know what to do next, and exactly where to click.

Applied Intelligence doing the heavy lifting

It drafts your messages in your own voice, keeps track of every conversation, and reminds you who to follow up with. You're always the one who hits send.

A brotherhood

Men who've had real life and real loss, and aren't ready to settle for the smaller story. Honest conversation. No hype.

Me, on the first call

I'm not coaching from a textbook. I'm talking from scars, from late nights, and from having to figure it out when everything fell apart.

How it works

Three steps. No pressure.

  1. Answer seven questions

    It takes about two minutes. They tell me where you are and what you're after.

  2. We talk

    A real conversation with me. I'll tell you straight whether this fits you or not.

  3. You start building

    With the system in your hands and the men in the group beside you.

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My story

I've had to start over more times than I can count.

I ran operations for a steel-hauling company for seven years. A hundred and twenty drivers. We never missed a load. Then the blast furnace blew, production stopped, and the mill went under.

I sold for a food company for five years, until they laid off a hundred and twenty of us in one move. Took the next sales job with a big pay cut and stuck it out two years in a place I never liked. Bounced around a few more after that.

Then I packed up and moved from Michigan to Florida for a fresh start, with not much else.

I started as a waiter. Made bartender in my first season, the first person in that restaurant ever to do it. Server. Lead server. Manager. Then general manager of a brand-new place. I opened it from scratch and ran it for almost four years. We turned it into a Florida Michelin Guide restaurant.

And then I walked away. Burnt out on managing people. Not because I failed. Because I knew myself well enough to know it couldn't go on like that.

Ten guys around a table. Not one of us with more than a year in at our company. That's stayed with me ever since.

That was about twelve years ago, at the Knights of Columbus after coaching football. Ten guys, forty-five to fifty-five. I looked around and realized not one of us had been with our company for more than a year.

Faith is somewhere in the foundation of all this, because it's in the foundation of me.

James Blevins

Not ready to talk yet?

Start with three questions.

Before anything changed for me, I had to answer these. They're yours if you want them.

  1. What's the real story? Not the resume version. The honest one. What actually happened, what it cost you, what it built in you.
  2. Who would you become on the other side? If you stopped managing the situation and let yourself want something.
  3. What's really been stopping you? Not money. Not time. The real thing underneath those.

Write them down. By hand if you can. It works better that way.

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You miss all the shots you don't take.

Seven short questions, then a straight conversation.

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