The BEST Claude AI "Second Income" For People Over 50

In this video, I'm going to show you the best Claude AI second income for people over 50, and you'll start yours inside Claude before the video's over. And I know this works because I lived it. I was a full-time pharmacist with a doctorate and six figures in student loan debt, and I felt completely stuck. And I knew that if I just quit, I'd be screwed, so I built a second income on lunch breaks and weekends instead. And that second income paid me two to three times my pharmacy salary while I was still counting pills, and today it's developed into a $10 million plus business. And then I started helping other people do it and I noticed that people that were on the older side or people that had a lot of wisdom or experience were getting results way faster and way easier. And so I helped my brother Zach do the same thing in his 50s. And his very first video did over 800,000 views and 29 days after uploading it, he had a $214 day, which is a $78,000 a year run rate. So he went from zero to a full-time income in less than one month. So this is for you if you're in your 50s or 60s, you've got a job right now and what you're making just isn't covering what it needs to cover. It's also for you if you eventually want to leave that job and take back control of your time. I'll walk you through what the second income actually is, which platform to build it on, and how the money actually reaches you. I'll also show you why the only way to lose is to quit, and the part that almost everybody gets wrong, and along the way, you'll get the exact words to type into Claude, so you're never staring at a blank screen. So if you appreciate me making this type of content and you wanna see me make more of it in the future, then let me know by gently cheering that like button, and let's jump into it right now. All right, real quick before we get into it, go ahead and download the second income picker. It's gonna be the third link in the description in the pinned comment below. It's completely free, and you're gonna be using it throughout the whole video. So go grab it now, and let's get into it. All right, so you're probably wondering what exactly is the number one Claude AI second income for people over 50, and that would be teaching other people the things that you already know. And I'm gonna explain exactly why, and you have to do it in a very particular way as well. So you're gonna be taking the 30, 40, 50 years of things that you had to figure out the hard way and handing them to the people who are exactly where you used to be. And Claude is what turns that from something I know into something that pays you. Now, I already know the first thing you're thinking. Shane, I don't have anything to share. I'm not an expert in anything. Wrong, and I can prove it in nine seconds. Meet a man who goes by Mike. Mike is 80 years old. There's no background in any of this, nothing technical, and no business behind him. And nine weeks after starting on YouTube, he was earning by his own admission. And what is he sharing? No skills that he went out and acquired, not a certification. he's sharing what living 80 years already taught him. For instance, 60 years of marriage in two minutes or the four things that changed my life. But you might be thinking, but Shane, this guy's retired. He's got all day. I've got a job and maybe four hours a week. Okay, fair enough. Then meet Roscoe, 71 years old. And he says the hard part out loud on camera, which I respect the hell out of. So he has no retirement savings, none at 71. And he'd never made anything in his life. He'd only ever been a watcher. And he put out his first video in his niche and qualified for monetization in 13 days. So think of it like this. In ancient Rome, most people could not write and it never stopped them from running estates, doing business, or sending letters across an entire empire. They simply hired a scribe. You spoke and the scribe wrote. So nobody in Rome thought that being unable to write disqualified you from having something worth saying. So Claude is the scribe. You talk and it writes. The knowing was always the hard part and you did that part already. Now, some of you are still sitting there going, those are retirement guys. I'm a professional. I spent my whole career inside an institution. That's not my world. Well, let me tell you about Jennifer or who I like to call Nurse Jen. She's 60 years old and she spent 33 years in nursing. And that's about as institutional as a career gets. Badge, shift, charting, a whole system telling her what her expertise was worth, what her time was worth per hour. And she'll tell you herself, the idea of being on camera was the part that she just couldn't get past. And in her words, she said, the thought of looking at myself on camera, I couldn't even imagine it. But she didn't go learn anything new. She took 33 years of knowing how the medical system actually works, the thing that she'd been explaining to patients and their kids for three decades, and she started explaining it to everyone else. And she records on the webcam of a laptop, and her studio is in the back of a camper van. And when she first started with us, she had absolutely zero experience at all. She had never made a video in her life. She'd never dipped her toe into YouTube, as she said. And the first month she got monetized, she had a $6,000 month. Then the next month, it was an $8,000 month. Then she had an over $10,500 month. And she was able to leave nursing. And now she's traveling all around the United States in her camper van, which is literally her dream life, right? So her 33 years of expertise and institution was renting from her by the hour. And they were telling her how much she's worth. But she stopped renting it out and she started owning it. And so let's kill this once and for all. You don't need to learn a new software. You don't need to learn to code. You don't need to learn some new skill that's gonna take you thousands of hours to master. You just need to be able to talk about something that you already know. That's the entire requirement and you already cleared it decades ago. Now, if you're watching this and you're over 50, you almost certainly are an expert in something. However, there's also a lot of people out there that are under the age of 50, but they're overachievers and oftentimes they're experts too. But let's talk about how to get started doing this with Claude today in a very simple, easy to digest way. So go to Claude, use the skill that I gave you, type slash and say, I want to find my second income. Hit enter and Claude is going to interview you. It's going to pull every piece of information out of your first, your career, your health, your hobbies, the hard things that you figured out. So what it hands back is tailored to your actual situation. All right. YouTube just got 10 times easier and nobody is talking about it. You used to need an entire film crew and it used to be a full time job for you to just do any work at all on YouTube. But now you can get work done in as little as 15 to 30 minutes a day. You can actually grow a full-time YouTube channel. That's exactly what I'm going to be talking about at the live training that we're doing this week. Exactly how to start YouTube step-by-step for beginners. So click the link in the description in the pinned comment below to check that out, guys. I will be answering questions before, during, and after the live training. It's completely free. Plus, I'll be giving away an AI that is designed to help you pick your niche if you don't have one in the first place. or if you already have a niche, it's gonna help you make it 10 times better. So really looking forward to talking with you guys. This is stuff that we never talked about before. So click that link in the description and comment below. I look forward to seeing you there. All right, next let's talk about what platform to use. Now that we've established that the number one Cloud AI second income for people over 50 is teaching other people what you already know, the next thing to figure out is what platform to do it on. And you've got a few different options. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, a newsletter, a podcast. they all work. People make money on every single one of them, but one of them is better than all of the rest of them combined. Especially if you're making educational content where you're sharing your wisdom and you're over the age of 50. And I'm not just going to tell you that I'm going to show you the data. So let's start with what's true across the whole country. So 84% of us adults use YouTube. That is the most used platform in America. Instagram's at 50 TikToks at 37. Now watch what happens when you look at your age group specifically, because here's what everyone gets wrong about the trendy platforms. What's the first thing that you see when you open TikTok or Instagram? Teenagers dancing, 20 year olds with ring lights. And that is not a joke. That's the data. Among Americans, 50 to 64, only 30% are on TikTok, 40% are on Instagram. At 65 and up, it collapses to 12 and 19%. So your people aren't there and they're not coming. Meanwhile, on YouTube, it's 85% of Americans age 50 to 64, and 64% of those are 65 and older. So it's the only major platform with no weak age bracket. Every generation is on it. And they're not just there to be entertained. People actually go to YouTube because they want to learn something. They want to be taught something. They want to solve their problems, which makes you, somebody with 30 years of things to teach, exactly what that platform is starving for. And before everybody says it, yes, your friends are on Facebook, but nobody opens Facebook to learn something. They open it to see the grandkids and read an argument that they shouldn't be reading and maybe catch up on politics. So different platform, different job. And this is exactly why people over 50 are exploding on YouTube right now. So look at this, a 70 year old realtor, a guy on his porch in a camel hat talking about turning 50, 1 million views, 126 views, 101k views. They're all absolutely crushing it. So why does the platform keep handing him 100,000 people? Well, it's because the demand is high and the supply is low. There are millions of people over 50 typing these questions in every single day and almost nobody their age is answering them. So think of it like this. In 1934, a publisher named Alan Lane was stuck at a train station in England with nothing to read. Not because he couldn't afford a book, because there was nothing worth buying. Overpriced hardbacks and junk magazines. And that was the whole industry. Publishers made expensive books for wealthy people. Everybody else, millions of people who could read perfectly well and wanted something good, got nothing. So the business had decided that they weren't a market. And Lane didn't write a better book. He didn't invent anything. He just took books that already existed and sold them for six pence, the price of a pack of cigarettes. And he sold 3 million copies in the first year in a country of 38 million people. The readers had been there the entire time, but nobody had bothered to hand them anything. The exact same thing is happening on YouTube right now, and it's typically with an older audience. Generally speaking, as they say, birds of a feather flock together. So older audiences like to watch other older audiences. And even younger people, oftentimes, they're probably kind of tired of hearing from other younger people, and they'd like to hear from like an internet uncle or an internet aunt or grandpa or grandma. So let's talk about how to do this with Claude. So go back to Claude and open the same chat that you used with the second income picker, then say, based on my answers and everything I told you, give me five niche hypothesis statement options, the I help X do Y, and if you need more information, ask me more questions and this is the sentence that tells your audience who you want to help and what you can help them with it'll hand you five to pick from things like i help people in their 50s who are still working to build a second income from what they already know or i help nurses leaving bedside care figure out what to do next or i help people with tinnitus get through the day and this is just the simple version of the tool that i'm giving away at the life training this week and with youtube you can start with nothing you don't need to be charismatic you don't need experience recording videos you don't need any of that i mean just look at my brother Right? Zach was in his 50s. He's not tech savvy. He's never recorded a single video in his life outside of vacation footage and videos of his dog. And of course, just recording with his phone. And he was a complete beginner all the way, but it didn't matter. His very first video blew up and got 823,000 views. 29 days after uploading it, he was monetized and hit a $214 day. And you know why he even started? He's been in the trades for almost 30 years and it was taking a toll on his body. And that is just what that work does to you eventually. So we're on vacation and he pulls me aside and he goes, yo bro, how can I make money without breaking my body? And I told him, just start on YouTube. And he gave me every excuse in the book. YouTube's for kids dancing with ring lights and doing pranks and blah, blah, blah. And I've never recorded a video in my life. I don't even know how to set up a camera. And I told him, bro, just trust me, just start. And he did. And to end his first year on YouTube, he had an $18,000 month. But you might be thinking, but I'm really busy. I'm a professional. Well, just look at Dr. Danny Fisher. We have a lot of doctors in our program and she's an anesthesiologist. She's over 50 and she's still practicing today. And she never left medicine. And of course, as a doctor, she's quite busy. And she wasn't new to this. She'd been uploading for years. She'd already put in more reps than almost anybody watching this right now. And what nobody had ever told her was where the leverage actually was. So we dialed in her niche. We got her on video ideas that pulled the right views and we packaged them properly. So same doctor, same expertise, same schedule. And look at this video, 1 million views in three days. So she didn't quit her job to do this. She's still in the OR. Okay, but I need a huge following. I'll never get there. No, you don't. And you don't need to get there. A lot of the people in our community are absolutely crushing it with a small following because it's not about how many views you get. It's about how much impact you make, right? A general practitioner might see a hundred or 200 patients a day and they help each one a tiny little bit. So the brain surgeon is arguably making a bigger impact than the general practitioner. And that's why they make way more money. And it's the same exact thing with YouTube. So let me give you an example. Let me tell you about Guy. Guy's disabled. He has tinnitus, which is constant ringing in the ears all day, every day. A lot of veterans have it. My dad has it as well. And it is genuinely debilitating. And he was close to retirement. And his goal was simple. He wanted an extra $1,000 to $2,000 a month. And that was it. That was his version of rich. Not a private jet, just dinners out, seeing his family more, maybe taking a vacation here and there. So he built a channel about the thing that was making his own life hard, which is tinnitus. And he hit his goal of making $1,000 to $2,000 extra a month and his first 500 subscribers, 446 to be exact. And now he has far more subscribers and he's making a lot more money than that. But the whole point is he got to his goal before he even hit 500 subscribers, nevermind 1,000. So he had a tiny audience. So if you think you can't make money on YouTube with a small channel, you absolutely can. And here's the part that I actually love about Guy's story because it happens constantly in our program. Life handed him something hard, right? Life handed him lemons and he turned it into a thing that pays him, right? He turned it into lemonade. So if you got problems in your life, you can help other people through what you've learned solving them. And that's not a consolation prize. That is the whole business. Again, what did you notice about all these people? They're teaching stuff that they already knew. They didn't really have to learn that many new skills or anything like that. They're just talking about stuff that they're already an expert on. So Tinnitus wasn't in the way of his second income. It was his second income. Now that we've established that the number one cloud AI second income for people over 50 is teaching what you already know and that YouTube is where you do it. The next thing to figure out is how the money actually gets to you. And there are three main ways, especially for beginners. Let's start with the most basic one, and that is ads. So this is where an ad pops up on your screen. YouTube gets paid by the advertiser to show their product. and you get a cut of that payment. And one example of someone doing well with that is Azul. He's in his 60s and he talks about retirement. Not investing hacks, not anything complicated, just the questions that everybody his age is actually sitting up at night worrying about, like when should I take social security? Do I have enough? Can I afford to stop working? What happens to my health insurance before Medicare kicks in, et cetera, et cetera. And he's just a guy at a desk or actually wherever he is because he just records everything with his iPhone and he walks around and there's no edits in his videos and he's just talking to his iPhone, answering the same thing that he's been answering his whole career. So it's simple content about things that he already knows. Now, according to vidIQ, he's making about $13,500 a month, but I can tell you he is making significantly more than that, right? He's making at least six figures a month from this channel. And that's one thing I want you to know is a lot of these tools will actually underestimate how much educational channels are making because they assume that educational channels make the same amount of money as entertainment channels when that is simply not the case. They make far more money, oftentimes 10 times more now the second way you can make money especially as a beginner is sponsorships and affiliate products so a company basically pays you to talk about their product or they give you a link and every time somebody buys through it you get a cut and you don't need a big channel for this you just need a specific one one that talks about those types of products and services now judd in my community does this better than almost anybody i know he reviews products that's the format he puts out a video people trust his take and they buy through his link. Then he layers emails on top of it so that people who find him on YouTube keep hearing from him long after the video is over. And he's making over 20K per month. He even got featured on Business Insider for being able to do this. Now, the third thing is selling your own product or service. Now, there's a lot of different products or services that you could sell. You could sell a low ticket digital offer. You could sell a group membership on something like school where people pay you maybe $50 a month to get access to content and live streams. You could sell kind of a mid ticket course somewhere around $500 to $1,000. You could sell a coaching program for anywhere from $3,000 plus all the way up to $10,000 or even $20,000. You can also sell a done-for-you service. This can range anywhere from $1,000 all the way up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. And you can sell a sort of agency offer, which is kind of like a done-for-you service that is recurring, right? So it's a done-for-you service that you do every single month. So there's a lot of different ways to sell your own products and services, but I'm going to recommend selling a high-ticket offer. This is a product or service that is priced at $1,000 or more, and it's something that gives deep personalized value and solves a major problem for somebody. So coaching, consulting, a done for you service, et cetera, et cetera. So instead of selling many cheap items to lots of people, a business selling high ticket offers sells fewer items at a much higher price. And because of the fact that you're charging a much higher price, you're able to give a significantly better service. Now, this is one of my favorite examples. This is Carla Singson. She owns a recruiting company that helps online business owners hire top tier talent in the Philippines and Latin America, and she makes YouTube content about it. And these are videos for CEOs who want to build their teams, a very affluent demographic, people with real money to spend. Now, here's the thing. Her channel only has about 1,000 subscribers right now, barely getting any views. And most people would look at that and say that it's not working. But she just landed a $106,000 a year contract from YouTube from a video that only got 100 to 200 views. Someone watched her videos, reached out, paid her. And this was, of course, a CEO of a company that wanted to hire people for certain positions and they spend a lot of money on that. And that's what happens when you're talking to the right audience, right? You don't need millions of views. You need the right people watching, people who have money and need what you offer. Because remember, it's not about how many views you get. It's about how much impact you make. So think of it like this. Picture three men fishing in the same river. The first one casts a wide net. He doesn't pick what swims in. He just takes whatever the current brings. Some days it's full, some days it's thin, but it fills every single day and he never has to talk to a soul. The second one baits a hook for one specific fish. He knows exactly what lives in that stretch of water and he brings the one thing that it can't resist. Fewer catches, but much bigger ones. And the third man doesn't fish at all. He stands on the bank and waits for the one boat that needs a guide through the rocks. He goes out once and that single trip pays him more than the other two made all season. So same river, same water, three completely different ways to eat. Ads are the net, affiliates are the hook, and high ticket it is the guide. And here's the part that most people get wrong. You don't just pick one. You can start with a net because it works while you sleep. You can add the hook once people trust you. And the day that someone asks, can you just do this for me? Well, that's the boat. So let's talk about how to do this with Claude. Go back to that same chat that you had earlier and ask Claude, based on my experience, what's the best way for me to make money on YouTube and which one fits my personality? If you need more information, ask me questions so you get the full context. And this time it won't give you a generic list. It'll give you options based on what you've actually done. Because ads, affiliate, and high ticket aren't just three income streams, they're three different personalities. Some people never want to talk to a buyer, and some people would rather have one conversation than a thousand clicks. So let it tell you which one you are. Now, the next thing I want you to understand, and this is chapter four, is with YouTube, you will always win, even if you do everything wrong. It's inevitable. It's just going to take some time. But the only time you actually lose is if you quit. That's it. If you stop posting, that's when you lose. But if you keep posting, it is just a matter of time before you went. So take this guy, for instance, M&J Metal. He's one of my heroes, by the way. And what I love about his story is that he never gave up on YouTube, even though he was making every mistake in the book. He just kept posting. So, for instance, he had these random videos where he's playing video games and videos where he's hiking videos, where he's metal detecting videos, where he's making random drinks, et cetera, et cetera. Look, look up his videos. And right. So his channel was all over the place. His videos were also very, very badly made with extremely low quality camera equipment. His thumbnails were bad. His titles were bad. His intros were bad. Everything about his videos were bad, but he just kept going video after video, metal detecting, random stuff, drinks just kept going. And after his 400th video, which was a video about him making pickle Pepsi at home for free, his channel absolutely blew up from 2000 subscribers to 529,000 subscribers. He made over $55,000 according to view stats from this one video. And there were many months where he was doing 30,000 plus dollars a month from this channel. So think of it like this. You go to the gym for the first time, you lift, you sweat, you go home. Next morning, you look in the mirror, nothing. You go back again, again, two weeks in, still nothing. A month in, still nothing. And that's exactly when most people quit because the mirror is lying to them. Because the whole time something was happening. The muscle was rebuilding, the tendons were thickening, and your body was reorganizing itself around the work. You just couldn't see any of it yet. Then one day, somebody says, have you been working out? And it feels like it happened overnight, but it didn't. It happened every single day that you showed up and you got nothing back. Or at least you thought that you had got nothing back. And YouTube is exactly the same. Those 399 videos weren't failure. That was the reps. And nobody quits the gym at month three and says the gym doesn't work. They say that they quit. But it doesn't have to take that long for you. It doesn't have to take over 400 videos. See, he was doing everything wrong. If you do everything right, you should be able to have a video that takes off about 10 or 20 times faster than that. And that's why people in my community are getting results so fast because I built a system for exactly three kinds of people. The complete beginner who's never made a video, the person who's tried YouTube already and quit, and the one who has subscribers but still isn't making a dime. And this is just a peek inside of our private community. Lots of wins coming in all the time. All right, now let's talk about the part that everybody gets wrong. So you know what to teach, you know where, you know how to get paid, and you know that you just have to keep going. And there's one more thing, and it's the thing that almost nobody tells you. Most people put all their effort into the wrong part of the video. They spend hours on the content, the research, the editing, getting every fact right. Then they slap on a title in 30 seconds and they grab whatever frame looks okay for the thumbnail. And the most important thing is finding the right idea and then packaging that idea so that people know what the video is about from the thumbnail alone. And nobody ever gets to your content if they don't click. So let me show you two people in my community who figured that out. The first one is Martha Garzon. own. This is a former professional tennis player, a certified coach, decades of it. And she'd been posting on YouTube on and off for almost 10 years. And she never really got any real traction. And in her own words, she said that it was going slow and painful. And that's when she decided that she wanted to stop spinning her wheels, join our community and make this happen, right? Because she wasn't missing the expertise. She had more than almost anyone in her niche. What she was missing was the process. She was reinventing the wheel every single video. And so we worked on the ideas, the titles, the thumbnails and publishing consistently instead of whenever. And look at what that looks like now. You know exactly what this video is about before you even read the title. And it got 94,000 views, which was way more than she was ever getting before. And she nearly 10x her subscriber count and monetized her channel within the first three months. And then the part that actually matters, she got paid brand deals, high ticket buyers reaching out through her content and buyers flying out to work with her one on one all through her YouTube channel. So as long as you have the right idea and that idea is expressed in your thumbnail, as well as your title and your intro, then it can work. So think of it like this. For 200 years, newspapers were sold folded in half, stacked in a rack, which meant you could only see the top half, aka above the fold. So that's where they put everything. The biggest story, the biggest headline, the one photo, because that half page was the entire sales pitch. Everything below the fold could be the best reporting in the country, but it did not matter. Nobody saw it until they'd already paid, and editors knew exactly what they were doing. So the story that ran above the fold wasn't always the most important one. It was the one that made you stop walking. So your thumbnail and title are above the fold. Your video is everything below it. And you can have the best information anybody's ever put out on the internet. But if it's below the fold, nobody's buying the paper. So how do you do this with cloud? Well, you go back to that same chat and you type this. Based on my niche hypothesis statement, find me videos with 100k views or more from channels with 100k subscribers or less at a five to one views to subscriber ratio and make sure the thumbnail or the video is preferably bad or mediocre. Now here's the logic. If a bad video blew up on a small channel, the idea carried it. Not the subscribers, not the production, not the editing. The idea did all the work, which means that you can make that same video better and it'll work for you too. Okay, so I just showed you what the number one cloud AI second income for people over 50 actually is, what to teach, where to do it, how the money reaches you, why you only lose if you quit, and the part that everybody gets wrong. Get those down and your chances of building that second income go way, way up. Now, I know 99% of you are going to take this information and run with it. We'll never work together one-on-one and that is completely fine. I always like to give way more value than I receive. And that's why I'm giving away the Niche Validator tool for free this week. Links in the description and the pinned comment below. Click down there to get it at the live training. This is where I'll be teaching you how to grow and make money with YouTube. And in that training, I'll be answering your questions before it starts, during and after personally. And the admins and I will do our best to make sure every single question gets answered. But for the 1% or maybe 0.1% of you out there who are watching this video who want your hand held all the way from beginning to end, right? Maybe you're a complete beginner or you're a failed YouTuber or you tried this before and you got nothing, just like the people that I showed you earlier. Or maybe you're a professional who wants a second income and you're not sure YouTube is the thing that gets you there, just like Nurse Jen, who started with zero experience. And she said she hadn't even dipped her toe into YouTube yet. And you're looking for a second income so you don't have to rely on your job. then go ahead and book a call with us by clicking that second link in the description in the pinned comment below. On that call, we'll figure out where you are right now, where you want to be, we'll make a plan to get there, and we'll see if we're a good fit to work together or not. And if we are, we'll build a plan to get you there fast. With that being said, check out this video right here on exactly how I helped Nurse Jen, a 60-year-old beginner, build a one-person business with Cloud AI in less than 30 days. And you can check that out by clicking right here.