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The first person in your inviter's receiving line will send them their $20 gift. That's your very first person. We call this the flip. So, your first person gets flipped to your inviter and the second person gets flopped to you. And this is where it gets very exciting for you because you invite just two people. Again, the first person is placed in your inviter's receiving line and the second person is placed directly into your receiving line.
The alternating flip-flop structure continues to grow and expand as each person who joins will automatically be placed in your inviter force Steven line. This is a never-ending pass-up cycle that expands as more people enroll. This is all passive cash flow from other people because each person that's flipped to you has already been set up properly from their inviter. Each person sends you a weekly gift of $20 directly to you, and each person sends a monthly admin of $10 to keep their account active.
This flip-flop algorithm automatically places your first person who you enroll into your inviter's receiving line and the second person who you enroll is placed into your receiving line, and you'll help both people get their account set up properly for success. This way, when your people are inviting their first one, you become the flip. That is the beauty of this algorithm. So look how powerful this is just by inviting two people. Watch how this floods like Niagara Falls compared to a puddle.
Okay, the first person gets flipped to you. The second person gets flopped to them. And each person again sends you a weekly $20 gift. So here's how this plays out. So you invite your two people. Person number one gets placed in your inviter's receiving line. This person breaks completely away from you and sends your inviter their $20 weekly gift. The second person, we'll go in alphabetical order just so you could follow along easily. So, Adam's your second person. He sends you his $20 gift.
Now, Adam goes out and gets his first two people. The first one is Bob. Bob sends you his $20 gift, and the second person gets placed in Adam's receiving line. All the while, Adam continues to send you his $20 weekly gift. Now, Bob, he wants to start receiving money. So, he finds his two people. The first one's Chris because that's Bob's first person. That automatically gets flipped to you. So Chris sends you his $20 weekly pledge. And Bob's second person goes into Bob's receiving line. And Bob again continues to send you his weekly pledge as well.
Now Chris wants to start receiving money. So he finds his first two people. David's the first one. David sends you the money. David gets flipped to you. And David sends you his $20 weekly pledge. And Chris, the second person, goes in Chris's receiver line. And Chris again, also continues to send you his $20 weekly pledge.
So, at this point, you've invited your first two people. The first one got placed in your inviter's receive line, and your second person was Adam, who found Bob, who found Chris, who found David. And all four of them are sending you their weekly pledge every single week. And as your receiving lines expand and grow, as each new person's placed in your receiving line and each person continues to send you their $20 weekly gift.
So this is how this would expand and look like. So let's just say this happened in all in one week, you invited Adam as your second person. Then Adam went out and his first person was Bob and Bob's first person was Chris and Chris's first person was David. David's first person's Eddie and Eddie's first person's Frank and Frank's first person's George. In this example, if this all happened in the same week, each person would be sending you their $20 gift for a total of $140.
And then George invites Henry and Henry invites Isaac and Isaac invites Joe and Joe invites Ken. Ken invites Larry. Larry invites Manny and Manny invites Nick. If this, let's say, happened in the second week, then this second set of seven people from Henry to Nick also sends you their $20 each, which equals $140. But remember, everybody's sending you their weekly pledge. So that means Adam, Bob, Chris, David, Eddie, Frank, and George are sending you their $20 also in week two for a total of $280.
Then in week three, Oscar invites Pete and Pete invites Quinn and Quinn invites Robert. Robert invites Steve and Steve invites Tom and Tom invites Uriel for an additional $140 added to the $280 from the previous two weeks. Now you're at a grand total of $420 in week three. In week four, it expands again and Victor invites Walter and Walter invites Xavier and Xavier invites Yale and Yale invites Zach and Zach invites Andrea and Andrea invites Betty and it goes on and on and on to infinity.
So in week four, you've now received a grand total of $1,400 and you've only sent your inviter $80. That's $20 per week. And look how this continues to expand. In week five, $700. In week 8, $1,120. In week 12, a total of $10,920 in your first 12 weeks. It continues to expand. In week 15, $2,100 in that particular week. Week 18, $2500. After 24 weeks, you've received $42,000.
And then as you get to week 30, this is the critical week. This is where you're eligible for the bonus booster. We're going to be talking about that in just a few moments at the end of this video. You've received a total of $65,000 up to this point. It continues to expand as each new person is invited in. And remember, you invited your first one that went to your inviter and your second was Adam. And all of this is the very first pass-up of every single first person's two is getting you all the way down to this point.
In week 48, you've received over $164,000. After 52 weeks, you've received $190,820 minus the $1,040 is your 52-week gifts. You've net $189,780. This is just in year one. And this structure continues to grow and expand as each new person invites more people daily. And look, this illustration is just showing 52 weeks if only seven new members were joining in a week. But remember, there's going to be way more people than seven joining in a week. Absolutely. Wow.