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The World According To... · Apr 20, 2026

How To Make All The Money You Ever Need And Never Work A Job Ever Again!

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You Just Need A Small Community Of Fanaticals!

This weekend I went to watch the mighty Prodigy perform live in Birmingham.

It’s good to see that they are still performing after the death of band member, Keith Flint.

The arena used for the concert holds approximately 15,800 people and even though I can’t say for definite I would guess that the arena was at full capacity.

The concert looked to be a completely ‘sold out’

The arena was packed!

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And that one concert reminded me of these two important points!

1.Despite there being so much of the Prodigyls music online for free, people are willing to spend money for ‘in-person’ experiences.

You can go and watch countless live Prodigy gigs on YouTube and listen to their entire backlog on YouTube and Spotify.

Yet tens of thousands of people are still happy to pay to go and enjoy the live performance.

I myself must have spent over £150 that weekend on travel, accommodation, food, and tickets.

People love and need ‘experiences’ no matter how much ‘free’ is out there.

2. You only need a small number of hardcore fans to generate a decent amount of money.

There are around 2.7 million people living in the UK city of Birmingham, and a whole lot more in the surrounding areas of Wolverhampton, Walsall, etc... but only 15,000 went to that one concert.

I say only, but in reality 15,000 for one gig is a fantastic turnout.

If out of the ticket price the Prodigy earns £10... they have made a staggering £150,000 from that one gig!

(Personally, I don’t think they will make that amount from each ticket as the logistics and lighting for the event must cost an absolute fortune, plus the support act who was the legendary rave DJ, Carl Cox, will also take a cut from the ticket price.)

I’ve not even taken into consideration any money made from merchandise or sales of their music.

It’s highly likely that a lot of the people who were there may go and purchase any albums they have yet to buy.

I’m considering buying a couple.

I once went to an Orbital gig which was recorded live at the event and waited at the end to buy the recording on a memory stick.

I also did it at a Leveller’s gig where the recording was burned straight onto a CD that could be collected 30 minutes after the gig had finished.

There were a lot of people waiting for those recordings at both of those gigs.

Not only did I pay for tickets to see those bands perform live, I also paid extra to go home with the recordings.

Fans will be fans... and they will happily spend money on the things they WANT and ENJOY!

Obviously, I am not going to sell you a false dream.

There are many factors that change over the years.

The Prodigy have built up a huge following and portfolio of work over the last 35 years.

While their music is appealing to a younger audience, tastes do change and as they get older their fanbase will thin out quite quickly.

As a person in their later years, you may not be able to create a similar following due to the fact that most large bands hit popularity when they were younger.

We live in a young-centered society where youth is the powerhouse of the creative worlds and so it will be impossible to enjoy a similar kind of fame.

However, you do not need that to enjoy a great life where you do not need to work a job ever again.

For a six-figure-per-year income, you only need 1,000 people paying you just $100.

Find your 1,000 TRUE FANS and you won’t ever have to ‘work’ for money ever again!

And as a person who likes to consider himself a ‘realist’, I do believe that most people can find 1,000 who are willing to pay them $100 per year for something.

Of course, as you get older and you appeal to fewer people, it could get harder to find your 1,000 TRUE FANS, but I won’t say that it is impossible for everyone.

1,000 people and $100 are not large numbers.

They are attainable and achievable… but I do suggest that you start now before the variables and factors start turning against you.

Until next time.

Have a great day.

Andi


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