What Eight Businesses Did to Hit Million Dollar Months in Three Months

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Between October 2025 and January 2026, eight people in my Jeremy’s Inner Circle program cracked their first million dollar month.

That’s three months. Eight new million dollar month earners.

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 0.1% of businesses ever hit $10 million a year. Research confirms that approximately 91% of small businesses in the United States generate less than $1 million in annual revenue, and only 9% reach the million-dollar milestone, demonstrating how extraordinarily rare million-dollar monthly performance truly is.

So when eight people achieve this in a single quarter, there are patterns worth paying attention to.

Today I’m breaking down what each of these eight winners did to achieve their outcomes, the industries they’re in, and the major obstacles they had to overcome to get there.

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How Stemar Hit Million Dollar Months by Running Webinars Consistently for Eight Months

Stemar was stuck around 400K a month for a long time.

Within about a year of joining Jeremy’s Inner Circle, he started iterating different funnels to try to get something to work. He’s in the coaching niche, specifically helping people with Amazon, though he expanded into broader ecom after joining because he was concerned about where Amazon was heading.

Stemar cracked his million dollar months through webinars.

Here’s a fun fact that shows his dedication. He came to one of our masterminds in Miami, and on Sunday while we’re all hanging out at the penthouse, he asked if he could run over to the office to host a webinar real quick.

I brought him over, sat him at the conference table, and he did a webinar in the middle of the mastermind.

This is a critical consideration when it comes to webinars. The frequency in which you execute a webinar determines how many iteration cycles you can successfully go through.

If you do one webinar a week, you only get four iteration cycles in a month. Maybe five if you’re lucky with how the weeks fall. That’s not a lot of improvements in a month.

Compare that to a daily lead flow based funnel like call funnels or DM ads. You get daily data to make decisions with.

Over what felt like eight months, Stemar just kept doing webinars consistently. Some were profitable, some were break even, some he even lost a little money on.

But eventually he got enough iterations and made enough improvements to where his webinars started cracking high enough revenue for him to skim off some of that return on ad spend and reinvest it into scale.

Webinar by webinar by webinar, things just got bigger and bigger until he finally started cracking his million dollar months.

This is a huge accomplishment for anybody, but especially Stemar. Some people make it seem easy, which it’s not. Some you’ve got to grind until you get to the point where you crack these bigger numbers.

Stemar is one of those guys for sure.

How Josh Got Back to Million Dollar Months After Swapping Bad Sales Team Twice

Josh came in already doing pretty well. He was around 600K to 800K a month when he first joined Jeremy’s Inner Circle.

I remember thinking when Josh first joined that it was going to be easy. We’d be able to help him get up there real quick.

Josh is also a webinar guy in the info space. He has a real estate info offer specifically, though he’s since introduced a broader offer that’s not just specific to real estate.

Here’s what really got Josh through his struggles.

He needed a new sales team.

The sales team he had when he first joined was unbelievably non-compliant. When he listened to those sales calls and reflected on them, he realized he was creating a tremendous liability for himself and his business.

His sales team was making some of the most audacious, non-compliant claims ever. This was a sales agency specifically that was doing this to him.

He was concerned because he saw his refund rate increasing. He saw his chargeback rate increasing. When you do good business, those things generally don’t happen.

He recognized it was his sales team and swapped them out.

Now, anybody who’s done this before knows this can be extremely problematic. His new sales team naturally had an acclimation period where they needed to train, expose problems, train on those problems, and ideally start closing some deals.

He endured that acclimation period and didn’t really see a lot of success on the other side. As a matter of fact, he sustained that period for about three months while his revenue diminished from about 600 to 800K a month down to the 400s at one point.

His return on ad spend also diminished from consistently being in the 3:1 range down to just being above break even. Some webinars even lost a little money.

Josh is a very nice guy. Very accommodating. I’d say Josh is sometimes a little too nice, but he’s still an extremely determined, success oriented individual with all the traits of a million dollar a month earner.

Josh gives it a little too much time, but this was fair. There were signs of life at certain points.

He eventually gets to a point where he says he can’t endure this any longer. It’s been an entire quarter. He’s got to swap out this team again.

At that point, he chooses to bring it in house. Some of the old reps from the previous non-compliant team wanted to come back on board. He also had other people he was able to pull through his network.

He split tests this new Frankenstein sales team he built in house and boom, return on ad spend goes straight back up to a four.

Sales people make a tremendous difference to the success of an offer.

Nothing really changed that much with the front end stuff. The webinar topics were the same, the messaging was the same. There were at some points differences in offers and tiny things that caused some issues.

But the main thing that made the biggest difference was the sales team.

Imagine being 70 to 80% of the way there to the big million dollar month goal and then boom, you have to swap your sales team because you’re getting a tremendous liability built up.

Next sales team takes three months. You watch your revenue get cut almost in half or down 200K a month. Then over the next couple months, everything rips right back up. You get back into scale mode and crack the big million a month.

That’s sometimes how it looks. You go through little troughs before you get to the glory part of the process.

That’s exactly what Josh endured. Tremendous endurance, discipline, relentless drive to make that accomplishment happen.

How Devon Hit Million Dollar Months When His Mindset Clicked at a Mastermind

Devon’s got some really interesting offers. He owns a few different companies. Out of discretion for these guys, I won’t name them all here.

That’s one thing we do for all our inner circle members. I get people all the time asking what someone’s doing, what their return on ad spend is, what their numbers are. I’m not going to tell you, just like I wouldn’t share your information either.

Still, there’s a lot of value in what these guys have done.

Devon in this particular offer was doing a couple hundred grand a month when he first came in. Low couple hundred grand, in the two to 400K a month range. He was also in the info space in this particular instance.

It just took him being exposed to all these other winners.

That was one of the most interesting patterns you’ll see in some of these results. They come in, they sit down at a mastermind, they see people just like them get up in front of them and talk about their million dollar months and what it took to achieve it.

Sometimes you’ll hear these stories where they just say they got exposed to other people that were taking bigger actions than them and all their numbers were already good.

Sometimes they’re already return on ad spend positive. Sometimes they already got the sales team. Sometimes they already got the skills to expand the sales team and fill the calendars. Sometimes they’ve got everything dialed in.

The biggest thing is just a mindset gap of needing to press the gas and dial up the knobs to get more results and outcomes.

That’s all it did for Devon.

I watched him sit right at a mastermind and it was profound. I did an opening talk at the first mastermind Devon came to on operating with a lower level of certainty and still biasing towards excessive action and risk.

I watched Devon’s eyes light up. He was sitting in one of the first rows as we got on stage. You can tell when things are clicking in somebody’s head.

He sat there reflecting on his life in real time thinking to himself that everything was perfect for him. Research from the Association for Talent Development shows that people who commit to a goal with another person improve their chances of reaching that goal by 65%, and those with regular accountability appointments increase success rates to 95%, which explains how mastermind exposure can trigger rapid transformation.

What was he waiting for? Why was he anticipating that there’d be a higher degree of certainty before he biased towards action and scaled this thing up?

So he went home and just started scaling. Everything was already good and he got to the point in a rather tight period of time. I want to say it only took him about three to four months of being in the group to crank those kinds of numbers.

I need to be very direct and transparent here. I’m not in any way implying that you’re going to join Jeremy’s Inner Circle and achieve any kind of outcomes like this. I’m not telling you you’re going to sit down and have something click like it did for Devon.

The statistical probabilities we talk about where there’s a 0.1% probability to hit 10 million a year apply to all these guys too. They’re within that statistical probability.

With Devon specifically though, it’s remarkable to see that when you present the right type of information and somebody chooses to take action on it in a very particular way, it can sometimes be as simple as just the exposure to what the group is.

How Brian Hit Million Dollar Months from Organic Content on Instagram Not Paid Ads

This is actually a current client of ours. His name’s Brian and he does an incredible job in the fitness space.

You could call it business coaching, but it’s more like niche specific business coaching.

Brian came into the group in Canadian dollars already doing a million a month. In US dollars because of the erosion between the two, there’s a pretty wide discrepancy of about two to three hundred grand. That means in US dollars he came in at about 700 to 800K.

It didn’t take much. His goal is 2 million USD a month and he’s a little bit shy of that right now. Hopefully we’ll help him get there soon enough.

Brian’s offer is very interesting for what he does. A lot of what his traffic converts through is his Instagram profile.

Brian gets a lot of people that come in from content organically and through paid content distribution. They DM his profile or all his setters reach out to those people who interact with content or the posts or the pages. They DM them, get them on a call, close them on the call.

He also does sporadic webinars. They’re usually warm audience webinars done once a month, sometimes twice a month. He’s incorporated challenge funnels recently, but that’s something big that’s coming up. It hadn’t necessarily had a big impact on the million month.

Webinars and DM ads and producing a ton of content. Brian’s revenue stands more so than anything else on organic comparatively to paid, which is a huge thing amongst about half the inner circle members.

A lot of people think just because I obviously talk about advertising all the time that all I really know is paid advertising. That’s the farthest thing from the truth.

What you’ll see amongst all our members in Jeremy’s Inner Circle is they get a profound amount beyond just advertising lessons. We talk extensively about organic, whether it’s me or people like Brian getting on stage and giving all their information away about what specifically worked and what didn’t work.

One thing I love about Brian is the majority of that revenue came from organic.

How Jesse Got Fed Up Comparing Himself to Bigger Earners and Scaled to Million Monthly

Jesse’s been in the group a rather long period of time. I want to say Jesse’s been with us at least two years if not maybe going into his third year.

I remember Jesse back at the Farm Mansion masterminds well before we had this facility. He came in doing about 400K to 700K a month and pretty much all of it was organic.

Jesse does YouTube. In addition to YouTube, Jesse does Instagram now as well and posts on Twitter. The majority of that revenue would come from YouTube and a little bit of Instagram. Jesse’s in the info space as well.

Jesse started to incorporate some amplification tactics and strategies. He kind of got fed up. That’s the easiest way to put it.

Generally when you get to the point where you hit some kind of stagnant period of time in your revenue and you just witness yourself normalize whatever it is that you’re making and settle into it, your life’s awesome at mid couple hundred grand a month. It’s not like you’re living a bad life by any means. You just kind of settle into it.

The one interesting thing over Jesse’s timeline being a part of this group is he witnessed us expand exponentially the amount of members we had and the earning potential and revenue of all those new members.

As an example, just the most recent three people I can think of that joined into the inner circle: We had one guy Kay who’s already doing 1.4 to 1.5 million a month. We had Stefan who does $20 million a year. We had a guy named Colin who does $120 million a year in the tele medicine space.

The quantity of high earners that join in now is excessive. It’s high. There’s many people that join in already over a million a month.

Jesse watched this happen as a guy who only had a couple hundred grand a month. The Center for Creative Leadership’s research demonstrates that 70% of executive development comes from challenging experiences and 20% from developmental relationships, showing how peer influence in masterminds accelerates growth faster than solo experience alone.

Realistically around that time when he first joined in, he probably felt bigger. He probably felt like he was in a room, in an environment where he was still one of the top dogs.

Then as time went on, he became more of the average. He became somebody that fell more in the median range of where people’s revenue numbers were.

He got fed up with that.

Jesse’s kind of the same thing as what Devon reminded me of. I don’t think that much changed for Jesse besides comparison bias of comparing himself to what all these other people around him were doing.

He just witnessed time and time again that the same exact things he was doing like webinars, call funnels, organic, and paid were working for all these other people and not just in a small way. At scale. And not just one time, but many times over.

Jesse’s come to so many masterminds where he’s witnessed an increase in frequency of the amount of these kinds of trophies that were given out. He just kind of got fed up.

Jesse just had something click in his head, a new reason unlocked for himself, and he said why shouldn’t it be him? Why was he stagnating? Why wouldn’t he push up higher than he currently was?

And then he did so.

How Ed Hit Million Dollar Months in Profit by Solving His Sales Team Problem

This is our $6 million a month winner, not in the info space. His name’s Ed.

Ed is in the service space. Ed specifically is saving people money on taxes. He has a $12,000 average order value.

This was kind of a surprise trophy. Most of the time it’s very easy for me to see somebody’s momentum and progress because I’m intimately involved in almost every one of these people’s businesses helping them push up.

Ed, when he very first joined into the group, he didn’t believe a million dollars a month was possible for himself. He was at maybe 200K a month. Initially when he was considering even joining in, he was barely qualifying at the 100K a month threshold that we have.

I remember he had a big month. He joins in, probably around 200K when he first joins in. He point blank told me he didn’t think a million month was possible for his niche.

I told him I disagreed. I thought it was possible, and whether he was pushing for that or not, I was going to try and make him go big and get out of his own way.

Ed’s initial problem was very simple. It was just salespeople.

He could get leads. He could fill the calendars easily. He didn’t have a problem with that. His biggest issue was he was closing all the deals and he believed he had specialized knowledge.

When you believe that, that’s a recipe for failing to get new closers.

Ed starts the process over the following months. I pressed him real hard on that. I challenged him consistently. I said he’s got to step out of his way and try to get some more people on the phones so he can fill up more people’s calendars.

Ed starts the process. He tries his best. He’s going through the group resources. He’s asking questions in the group chat. He starts getting some people in that produce low tens of thousands of dollars a month in generated revenue for him.

Remember, he’s got a $12,000 average order value. So for him, that’s maybe like three to four deals a month a lot of these guys are closing.

He’s getting closers now, which is great. He’s getting out of his own way, which is great. He’s taking the risk and filling up more people’s calendars and still being profitable on it, which is great.

However, he’s not seeing anybody come in that’s like a real top earner for him until all of a sudden that changes.

Ed in the most recent month had his top closer produce a little over $200,000 in cash collected revenue for him. He didn’t just have one closer that was able to pull that off. He had a little team of closers at this point, including himself, that were able to push him over the edge.

Ed shows up on a one on one call in early January before this mastermind’s about to take place. He shows me his numbers and tells me he didn’t just clear a million bucks a month. He cleared a million bucks a month in profit.

I was shocked. Especially given Ed’s mindset when he first came in. It felt like he had kind of stagnated a bit with that progress of trying to solve that closer problem.

But time and time again, I try to share the characteristics of these individuals and how they behave. Just because I couldn’t see it didn’t mean that he wasn’t out there relentlessly pursuing overcoming that problem.

He understood the severity of it. What I’ve shared in a few of these people’s stories is they see all this and they normalize it. A very key part of the process is you have to be around it. You have to literally meet these people and be in the same room as them because it’s not a big ordeal.

These guys are going to celebrate this for sure, but at the same time, now they just feel like they’re a part of the above average part of the group.

We’ve got almost 40 people now that are active in the group that all do more than a million a month. We might actually be closer to 50 now. For sure above 40.

This is normal to these guys now. That’s the best part of what they experience mentally amongst all these individuals.

Ed went from thinking it wasn’t possible to clearing a million bucks a month profit. That’s insane.

He did it from solving one main problem inside of his service based business. He wasn’t good at recruiting, training, and managing top talent closers. He flipped the script on that thing and dominated that problem.

How Edward and Brandon Hit Million Dollar Months by Removing Mental Barriers to Scaling

These last two guys are Joe and Ed. I know Edward specifically. He’s who I interact with out of the two of these guys.

Edward’s got a great story. In terms of a statistical anomaly, probably one of those 0.1% examples of my student base. I’m not in any way trying to tell you that this is normal. It’s the farthest thing from normal in his story arc.

He joins into my Master Internet Marketing group, which is a 5K program. It’s a one time cost and it’s seven weeks of an in depth live class. Each week covers an extensive topic, about three to five hour class, and a homework library in between all centered around that week’s topic.

Edward joins into that specific group and he’s around like 30K a month at the time. He takes that information and he runs with it. He runs far.

This is one of the craziest examples. Low statistical probability we see this again. Or if we do, it’s going to be another blue moon.

He gets all the way up to half a million dollars a month before he takes the step from my lower tiered program Master Internet Marketing into the Jeremy’s Inner Circle offer.

He’s got momentum on his side. He’s already rolling the big ball of momentum down the hill and just trying to chase it.

At this point, we come in as he steps into our more flagship program and we act as an amplifier. We’re taking trends in that example, a heavy addition to what we do to Edward’s growth here.

I think it took him a little less than two months to hit a million a month. The main thing was mental barriers, which was very interesting.

He was in the process of amplifying a few of his existing strategies that were working well for him, and he was doing real well with that. He just hit some walls where he wasn’t pressing hard enough. He wasn’t scaling and reinvesting enough.

That speed in which he was able to actualize on that grand amount of revenue just came from the fact that we financially modeled out some stuff with him. Brought him clarity on some numbers that he wasn’t really thinking with.

Then we just told him to scale up and asked what was holding him back. He did it and saw a great result from that.

Shout out to his sales team. He used a sales agency in that particular deal and they did great. They’re still doing great for him.

Now this last one is a guy out in Australia. You could technically consider this a service based business, but there’s also an info component to it.

He does in person workshops, but it’s like a done with you kind of workshop.

At scale in Australia, Brandon will sit down with people in a big venue and teach them Facebook ads. These are more like entry level lessons he’s talking to them about. Then as he works them up to the point where they have a higher level of awareness, he teaches them higher level lessons all within an intense physical in person workshop.

All these people are taking action on their laptops in real time, learning things, educating themselves, launching ads, building funnels. They’re doing it all.

He’s got this fleet of implementers out there in the physical location that are helping people as they have questions or something specifically comes up. JP Morgan Chase research found that about 9% of small businesses reach $1 million in revenue within their first five years, with nearly half of those achieving it in year one, demonstrating that rapid scaling to seven figures, while challenging, follows identifiable patterns when the right systems are in place.

He’s up on stage, big screen or projector, just teaching people how to do stuff at scale.

It was the same kind of lesson. Brandon in his own words says he felt like he wasn’t pushing hard enough.

He came to a mastermind, same exact concept as somebody like Devon. He saw all these people hitting these bigger numbers, realized all his numbers were good, realized he just needed to press the gas.

He unlocked that next level of thinking where he needed way more money and needed to get way richer than he was right now. Boom, he got himself his million dollar a month trophy.

All these people exemplify the characteristics and traits of a million dollar a month earner. A few of them have done it in somewhat similar ways.

The most common pattern we saw between our last quarterly mastermind and this most recent quarterly mastermind was webinars. Webinars dominated a majority of these high earners you see here.

A few of them were through call funnels. A few of them were through service based businesses. Info is clearly dominating in terms of the current trend for a lot of these guys who are cracking million dollar months.

You might see this and think that probably means there’s just a lot of info guys in the group. It’s probably about half. The other half have all kinds of businesses. Service based businesses, physical product businesses, ecom based businesses.

We have a guy in there that sells golf carts as an example. Red light panels, hyperbaric chambers, tele medicine companies now. There’s all kinds of stuff that these people do. Agency owners, we’ve got all kinds of people.

But the common pattern between Q4 and Q1 was webinars and the specific strategies you just learned here.

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