Asbjorn finished military service, spent two months calling every niche with no results, then found the program. Six months later he hit $10K in a month — with five solar clients, a commission model, and a plan to hit $50K by summer.
When Asbjorn joined, he didn't even have the finances. His parents helped cover the cost. He was fresh out of military service, living at home, with barely €100 a month left for himself after paying the investment back. The fact that he went through with it anyway — arranging a second job, cutting everything back — and then hit $10K, says everything. The program didn't give him drive. It gave his drive somewhere to go. He described seeing the program's structure as a relief: "Okay, they're going to help me." Not a golden formula. A linear path.
I just trusted you. It seemed like genuine.
The foundations module gave Asbjorn a framework for committing to solar — and building everything around it. Two months of calling every industry had proven that scattered positioning produces nothing.
Moving from random calls to a structured, linear outreach process gave Asbjorn's effort somewhere to land. Each action built on the last. The system created compounding rather than chaos.
The close process from EasyGrow transferred directly — even across cultures. Asbjorn adapted it to Norwegian business norms and found that making buyers uncomfortable about their problem still worked.
He went through it approximately 10 times. It reframed how Asbjorn handled stress, resistance, and the internal voice that says to slow down. Cold showers and daily written notes became physical anchors.
Fresh out of military service. No clients, no system, €100/month for himself. $10K in six months.
"It's like choosing between two pains. You can stay where you are — or you can build something. Going it alone would have taken two to three years. This took six months. Time is the most valuable thing."