I Went From a Payday Loan to a $4.2M Subcontract in 4 Months

Описание: $4.2 Million Subcontract in 4 Months – From $500 Payday Loan to 7 Figures as a Sub (LIVE)

Tonight I’m correcting the record and going deeper.

A lot of you heard $409K — that was just one of the payments.

The full subcontract I won was **$4.2 million**… in under 4 months… starting with a $500 payday loan.

These are the 8 subcontracting truths that made it happen — the ones nobody talks about.

Drop a 4 in the chat if you’re ready.

If you want to stop chasing RFPs and start getting paid as a subcontractor in 2026, you need to hear this.

Drop an 8 in the chat if you’re ready.

🔥 December 13 Bootcamp – $173M+ in real wins on stage
John Palmer just confirmed his full $83M breakdown
John Bowen dropping the new $90k/month state pools
Leave with a list of your top buyers
List of expiring contracts coming back for bid
Roadmap of what to do in 2026

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See you inside (and on Dec 13).

⏰Time Stamps:
(00:51) How do you go from a payday loan to a multi-million dollar contract?
(02:14) What is the biggest difference between prime contracting and subcontracting?
(03:54) How can a small action, like sitting in a cafeteria, lead to massive contracts?
(06:08) Why is "paperwork" actually a high-value service for large primes?
(07:24) Is being a "middleman" a bad thing in government contracting?
(09:30) How can your current financial situation change literally overnight?
(10:14) Should you ever hide your title or role to protect a business opportunity?
(11:26) How can you build relationships without spending any money?
(14:01) Do real business relationships have to be conflict-free?
(16:56) Why should your current circumstances not define your future potential?
(25:58) Can you win a huge contract with no money, no bonding, and no employees?
(27:51) Who are the best people to talk to on a government project (and it's not contracting officers)?
(32:49) What is the most effective way to approach a prime contractor?
(38:35) How do you increase your compensation on a subcontract beyond just a certification fee?
(41:53) Why is leaving your house the most important investment you can make?

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