05-18-26 MEDM AM

May 18, 2026

Hop online and you'll be smacked in the face with nonstop complaints about things being 'rough' right now.

Yeah. Hard times exist, especially in business. They're SUPPOSED to. It's part of the game.

But from my end, I'm hearing mostly freaking incredible wins.

Here's a taste of what I heard just in the last 10 days inside the DM Alliance:

Damian M: "Got a $5 million commitment for an MCA fund from an individual investor." Then a few days later: "Pitched NFL football manager handling 45 clients' money. Got $100,000 from the first NFL player in his group and expect around 20 more."

Logan S.: "Closed on 80k sq ft warehouse 2 weeks ago. Doing all the rehab now so new tenant can move in July 1st. Lease is signed and value has tripled."

Paul C.: "Best month ever and took a vacation in the last week while the guys worked."

Andrew B.: "Raised prices on 56 customers, adding $4,800 in MRR. We also cleared out $9k a month in useless spending."

Dwayne Z.: "April closed at $393k. Passed 360k for (May) staring down the barrel of 400k"

Jackie K: "Booked $65K this month!"

These amazing folks aren't lucky or in some secret industry you don't know about.

They just kept showing up and doing the boring work, while everyone else was busy complaining.

The delay between doing the work and seeing the payoff is what shapes you into the person who can steward it when it hits.

Most people quit right before the breakthrough.

The ones who don't are right here.



Mark Evans DM