Brief Summary
Professor Eric from LSSC delivers a training session, welcoming new and returning members, and congratulating fifth-day graduates. He emphasizes LSSC's mission, the importance of continuous learning, and the benefits of passive income. The training covers LSSC's background, its strategic transformation into the sharing economy, and its unique approach to marketing through participants. He also explains how to use Coinbase for cryptocurrency transactions and answers frequently asked questions.
- Welcomes new and returning members to LSSC training.
- Explains LSSC's background, strategic transformation, and marketing approach.
- Provides guidance on using Coinbase for cryptocurrency transactions.
- Answers frequently asked questions about LSSC and cryptocurrency.
Introduction and Welcome
Professor Eric welcomes everyone to the training session, especially those joining for the first time, and acknowledges returning members. He emphasizes his role as a trainer delivering information from LSSC in his own style and expresses his support for LSSC as long as they uphold their commitments. He encourages attendees to research independently for questions beyond the training and provides resources like the Hong Kong consulate and online business registration. He also gives shout outs to new hires and celebrates their decision to join LSSC, highlighting the potential for financial success and the global mission of the company.
Celebrating Milestones
Professor Eric acknowledges and celebrates the day two attendees for returning and showing continued interest in LSSC. He uses a roller coaster analogy to describe the exciting and potentially daunting journey with LSSC. He also congratulates the fifth-day graduates for completing boot camp and encourages them to level up and become future leaders within the company. He emphasizes the importance of continuous progress and offers his guidance to those advancing in their roles.
Training Overview and Requirements
Professor Eric outlines the training schedule, which runs from Monday to Friday, and highlights the purpose of the training: to learn about LSSC, gain basic knowledge, and master business skills to increase passive income. He mentions a reward of $50 and five points for new members who complete five consecutive days of training, with the referrer also receiving $20 and five points. He details the required summary format, including name, account number (last four digits of the phone number), instructor's name (Professor Eric, spelled E-R-I-C), and five key points from the lesson. Fifth-day graduates are required to submit a video summarizing their learning experience.
Fifth Day Video Example and Company Profile
Professor Eric presents an example of a fifth-day video by Priscilla, highlighting her confident and engaging presentation style. He then transitions to the company profile, emphasizing LSSC's determination to impact the global market. He notes that LSSC creates opportunities for ordinary people to change their lives through hard work, regardless of connections or background. He explains that LSSC stands for Lightning Shared Scooter Company and details its establishment in Hong Kong in 2018, its background in financial investments and asset management, and its successful participation in financing projects like Mobike and Bird Scooters.
Practical Use of Scooters and Fan Club Shoutouts
Professor Eric presents a video showcasing the practical uses of LSSC scooters, such as commuting to work or navigating a college campus quickly. He then gives shoutouts to members of the fan club, acknowledging their contributions and engagement. He thanks them for their super stickers and emphasizes that anyone can become a top fan based on their activity in the chat.
Strategic Transformation and Sharing Economy
Professor Eric discusses LSSC's strategic transformation in 2024, marking its full entry into the sharing economy. He explains that this transformation involved shifting from asset management to shared travel and launching its own brand, LSSC. He presents the company's documentation, including the MSB license, business Hong Kong license, certificate of incorporation, and certificate of good standings. He explains that LSSC chose shared scooters as an entry point due to the high demand for short-distance travel in cities, the combination of physical and digital attributes, and the relatively low operating costs and short payback periods.
US Market Entry and Marketing Strategy
Professor Eric explains why LSSC decided to enter the US market, highlighting its mature and active market and its embrace of the shared economy. He uses examples like Uber and Airbnb to illustrate the concept of the shared economy. He notes that traditional marketing methods are often expensive and ineffective, as people tend to skip TV commercials, social media ads, and ignore billboards. Instead, LSSC relies on its participants to be brand ambassadors, sharing the profit with them.
Viral Marketing and Operating Philosophy
Professor Eric discusses viral marketing, explaining that it relies on the audience to share content, leading to rapid growth in brand awareness and engagement. He shows examples of viral trends and personalities, such as the one chip challenge and Pinky Doll. He emphasizes that LSSC's operating philosophy centers on passing profits to every participant, creating a win-win situation through participation in profits. He contrasts this with traditional companies that spend large amounts on ineffective advertising.
Videos: LSSC and the Sharing Economy
Professor Eric presents two videos, one in English and one in Spanish, that illustrate LSSC's approach to the sharing economy. The videos highlight how LSSC distributes management rights to everyday people, allowing them to earn by managing scooters and becoming brand ambassadors. The videos emphasize that this approach captures the market, gains trust and recognition, and ensures that every participant benefits from the growth and success of LSSC.
Making Every User a Partner
Professor Eric explains how LSSC makes every user a partner by allowing them to own equipment, operate scooters, invite others to join, and apply for physical offices. He reiterates that LSSC rejects the traditional business model where capital holds all the power and instead allows anyone willing to learn and take action to become a partner. He emphasizes that LSSC returns advertising and capital recovery budgets to the participants, making them partners in profit distribution.
LSSC's Development Plan and Long-Term Strategies
Professor Eric outlines LSSC's development plan to realize its vision of participation and benefit for all, eliminating capital monopoly and changing lives. He details the company's long-term strategies, including market expansion, traffic diversion, and market share capture. He highlights the establishment of regional offices and experience stores, the deployment in core markets like Asia and America, and the recruitment of local partners. He also mentions LSSC's emphasis on earning money while participating, stimulating diffusion and dissemination.
Physical Landing and Diversified Monetization
Professor Eric discusses LSSC's physical presence and its diversified monetization system, which includes LSSC scooters, LSSC exchange (LTE), LSSB shared stores, and the LNC digital currency. He explains that these projects are designed to sustain the business and provide multiple income streams for participants. He compares LSSC's branding strategy to that of Kirkland Signature and Amazon Essentials, emphasizing the company's commitment to quality products.
Long-Term Strategies and General Manager Introduction
Professor Eric reiterates LSSC's long-term strategies, including the development of LSSC, LSSB, and LNC. He advises new members to focus on understanding LSSC first before getting involved with other projects. He introduces Danny Clark, the general manager of LSSC, highlighting his extensive experience in global market development and corporate management. He emphasizes Clark's commitment to helping every LSSC partner achieve financial freedom and personal growth.
Cryptocurrency Transactions with Coinbase
Professor Eric provides a step-by-step guide on buying and transferring cryptocurrency using Coinbase. He explains the benefits of using USDC (United States Dollar Currency) as a stable coin backed by the Federal Reserve. He shares his Coinbase referral link, offering $30 to new users who purchase USDC or any other currency, with him also receiving $30. He details the process of setting up a Coinbase account, adding a payment method, buying USDC, and transferring it, emphasizing the importance of choosing the correct network (Polygon) to avoid losing funds.
Final Summary, Tips, and Q&A
Professor Eric provides a final summary and tips for using Coinbase, including verifying the wallet address, choosing the right network, using security features like two-factor authentication, and being mindful of transaction fees. He encourages users to contact Coinbase customer service for additional help. He then opens the floor for a Q&A session, addressing frequently asked questions about LSSC, cryptocurrency, and other related topics.
Q&A Session and Final Shoutouts
Professor Eric answers various questions from the audience, reiterating that LSSC is available globally and clarifying details about upgrading levels, submitting videos, and using cryptocurrency. He emphasizes the importance of doing a summary and submitting it to the manager. He gives final shoutouts to fan club members, thanking them for their support and engagement. He encourages everyone to study and learn about LSSC to speak about it intelligently and promotes the team Kevin.
