- Kara McMaster
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- Attention is the New Currency
Attention is the New Currency
(Install This in 90 Minutes a Day)
For years, I believed the riches were in the niches.
But after working with hundreds of businesses across industries in 2024, I’ve learned something more powerful:
The real money isn’t in the niche.
It’s in the attention you hold.
Attention is leverage. The more of it you have, the more money you make.
And people pay attention because you hold something they value—often, the answers to the problems they’re stuck on.
Your job? Communicate that you hold the solution.
Your second job? Grow your audience every day.
Most founders get this backward. They try to grow without a clear system to show people what they do and why they should care.
That’s why growth stalls.
Here’s how growth works when done right (and it happens in this order):
Outbound Marketing: You start the conversations and bring leads into your world.
Curiosity-Led Content: Posts designed to make people lean in and say, “Tell me more.”
Paid Media: Once your system works, you amplify it.
This is what we install inside Cash Architects.
Our focus? Helping founders like you build and implement a predictable growth engine that scales your attention and income.
And here’s the best part: It only takes 90 minutes a day to install this system.
Over the next 16 weeks, we’ll help you implement three key stages:
Weeks 1-16: Book two meetings per day and hit $20K/month by mastering outbound and curiosity-led content.
Weeks 17-34: Build a growth system to scale to $50K/month without relying on referrals.
Weeks 35-52: Develop a team to take over and scale to $84K MRR while stepping out of the process.
We’ve officially opened intake.
And getting started is simple—it’s just $200 a week.
If you’re ready to break free from the referral trap and add a $1 million/year growth engine to your business, reply with “Scale” to this email and I will send you the details.
This is your chance to install the system that will change your business—and your life.
Talk soon,
Kara