Free Live Class With Abu Musa

Ever Got A Job Through An Agency?

You didn't pay them. Your employer did. That's how it always works.
Companies always need people, and when they can't find the right one themselves, they pay a fee to whoever does.
A lot of the agencies they pay are one person with a laptop and a phone.
So that person could be you: your own small business, run in your evenings, beside the job you've already got.

It's real work: research, messages and calls. The class shows you all of it, before you decide anything.

How The Money Moves

A company has a role it needs filled and can't find the right person on its own.

You find the right person, and they start work.

The company pays the fee. The person you found never pays a penny.

A new hire on £50,000 a year · the fee at 15% is about £7,500, paid by the company.

That's how a fee is worked out, with 15% on the low end of what agencies charge. It is not a promise of what you'll earn.

Why people describe it as halal income: it's a fee for a real service. No interest, nothing lent or borrowed, no stock, nothing traded. We're not giving a ruling; that's what actually happens, so you can take it to whoever you ask.

Here's what that means for you:

one business, one service, and money anyone can understand. You can start from the industry you already know, because you already know what a good person in it looks like.

What You'll See In One Free Evening

The whole method, in four steps, on a real job advert.

Where the right people actually are (Abu calls them “sleepers”).

The best person for most roles isn't applying for anything, and that's exactly why companies pay someone to find them.

List: where your companies come from.

It starts from one job advert in your own town. Every CV (the one-page work history people send when they apply) names the companies that hire that same role, so they go on your list. You'll start that list live, on your phone.

Pick: which ones to approach first.

The mistake that wastes your evenings (chasing every open role) and what to do instead, so your time goes on the ones that need someone now.

One: why one company is enough to start.

How to get your first one without cold calling: a CV they didn't ask for and one line of terms, sent to a company from your own list. Not a company off a job board.

Your own number.

You'll take a real advert, read the salary, and work out the fee yourself. Abu won't tell you what you'll earn. The fee you work out is yours, not his.

This Is For You If…

You've got a job, you're decent at it, and you want something of your own beside it.
You've got about an hour a day, some of it in your lunch break, and you'd rather use it than scroll.
You've never worked in recruitment and you've never sold anything. Most people in the class haven't.
You want the money to sit right with you: a fee for a real service, nothing lent, nothing borrowed.
You'd like to hear exactly what the work is before anybody asks you to do it.
You've done sales or closing, high-ticket or otherwise. The outreach and the questions are the part you already know, and here the fee is yours.

It isn't for you if…

You're after money for nothing. This is real work, done in your evenings, and you'll see every bit of it.
You want a job. Nobody here is offering you one, and you don't apply for anything. You'd be the person companies pay to find staff, not the person being found.
You can't make it live. There's no replay.

Why Listen To Abu?

13 years in recruitment. 8 years running his own firm. Still doing it this month. If you've never heard of Abu, that's fair. Type Musab Chaudri into Google before you turn up.

Uxbridge, at twenty-one.

"At twenty-one I got a job at a recruitment company in Uxbridge." He worked day and night, coming in early.

Michael Page, then Dubai.

"At twenty-three, Michael Page offered me a job in Dubai." One of the biggest recruitment companies in the world.

The payslip that changed it.

By about twenty-five he'd gone from fifty-five to seventy thousand a year. What actually landed in his account was six hundred pounds a month more. "How can I keep working this hard… something's not right here." That's when the penny dropped.

A living room, a laptop, a phone.

"I left my job and started my own recruitment company from my living room, with a laptop, a mobile phone and two best friends."

Eight years on, still doing it.

His firm still finds people for companies every month. The company pays the fee, never the person who's found.

Here's what that means for you: the four steps in the class are the ones his firm uses now, shown from the start, the way he started. Not from somebody who left it years ago.

"What Happens After The Class?"

The class stands on its own. You don't have to buy anything to get all of it, and nothing's held back. At the end, if you want help doing it, you can book a free call with one of Abu's advisors. An advisor is somebody who sat where you're sitting, went through Abu's mentorship, got their first client, and now takes these calls. It's a working call: your week, how this would fit, and what joining costs. Then yes or no. The booking is only open on the night of the class. Abu's mentorship is a paid programme, and the price is on the booking form before you book anything. Abu will explain it all at the end.

All The Details

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WHAT. A free online class, one evening, with Abu Musa live. He shows how recruitment works as a business of your own (a company pays a fee to whoever finds it the right person) and the four steps people follow to run it around a full-time job.

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WHEN. One evening: [[WEBINAR_DAY]] [[WEBINAR_DATE]] at [[WEBINAR_TIMES]]. Abu teaches the four steps live (about [[CLASS_LENGTH]]), then stays and answers questions for as long as you've got them.

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WHERE. Live online, from your phone or laptop, in the UK, the US or anywhere else. There's no replay, so come live.

Questions People Ask Before They Come

Is this a job?

No. Nobody here is offering you a job, and you don't apply for anything. The class shows how people run their own small recruitment business: a company pays them a fee for finding it the right person.

How does the money work, and is it halal?

A company pays a fee, usually about 15% of the new person's first-year salary, for the service of finding them. That's why people describe it as halal income: a fee for a real service, no interest, nothing lent or borrowed, no stock, nothing traded. Take that description to whoever you ask; we don't give rulings.

Does the person I find pay anything?

Never. Not a penny, not at any point. You never pay to find the role either. The only money that moves is the company's.

Do I have to recruit people into something?

No. There's nobody to sign up, no downline, no friends and family, no stock in your garage. You find people for companies, and the only person who pays is the company.

I've never worked in recruitment or sales.

You don't need either. The class walks through each of the four steps, and you start from the industry you already know.

Do I have to cold call companies?

You don't start with cold calls. Most of it is typed: email, LinkedIn, voice notes. You do have to contact companies that aren't expecting you, most days.

I work full time and have a family. When would I do it?

The class is one evening. After it, the work takes about an hour a day, some of it in your lunch hour, around your job and your family. It's real work, and you'll see how much before you decide anything.

What's the catch?

There isn't one in the class. At the end you can book a free call with an advisor (a graduate of Abu's mentorship) if you want help doing it. The call is free, the booking only opens on the night, and you can take the class and never book.

Is there a replay?

No. It runs once, live. If you're there, you're there.

I'm in the US. Is this for me?

Yes. The class is online, and the times on this page are in UK and US time. Companies in the US pay recruiters the same way: a fee, worked out as a share of the new hire's first-year salary.

Learn How To Make £7,500 Recruiting Staff For Companies, Beside Your Job.

Same Role. Same Wage. Someone Else's Business.

Ever Got A Job Through An Agency?

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How The Money Moves

What You'll See In One Free Evening