Mitch Miller
On today's episode Bruce Speaks to Mitch Miller, co-owner of Opposed Media about how he developed
training programs ranging from $7 online programs all the way to $5,000 in-person workshops, and
his students and clients get real results.
Mitch Miller is a former rock star who battled with drug addiction, homelessness, and even a heart
attack at 21 years old, Mitch knows exactly how to help others overcome limitations… especially in
their marketing.
Mitch went from not being able to feed himself, to leading a movement of people craving freedom,
truth, and marketing wisdom. He's written 5 books, spoken at Universities, featured in Fast
Company, Forbes, Entrepreneur On Fire, TEDx, Thrive, Kivo, Fupping, Entrepreneur, 96.3 Star fm, and
a hundred other podcasts, blogs, and radio shows.
Mitch comes highly respected by top minds in the marketing world. His advice is so valuable that
24% of his entire audience purchases something from him, which is virtually unheard of in the
industry. He currently runs Opposed Media with his evil genius business partner Macaully Ryan.
Students of his training programs often feel they are able to have breakthroughs they couldn't get
anywhere else, even going so far to say their lives have been changed forever, even helping some
people avoid suicide.
Father Freedom goes to great lengths to understand the human mind and how to use it for effective
marketing. He’s logged 20,000+ hours of study and application and has tried to see the extremes of
life such as visiting North Korea, or being held at gunpoint in Canada.
He once helped take a company from $178,000 per month to over 1.64 million dollars per month in
less than 100 days.
After writing a sales presentation script for a company just this December, they were able to make
$201 ,OOO in 3 hours, and over 1 million in 13 days.
Mitch charges $19,200 for a day of in-person consulting, and currently travels the world virtually
non-stop, home base being "The Opposed Media Compound" over in Phuket, Thailand where his business
partner, Macaully Ryan and staff also organize non-profit projects to help local animals and
children.
In a sea of boring "me too" business advice, Mitch's shocking (and often refreshing) contrarian
teaching style has people all around the world going crazy for a behind the curtain peek at the
real secrets to marketing a business.
Learn more about Opposed Media here,
https://opposedmedia.com
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