Brodie Salnitro — Brodie Nitro

Real people · Real conversations

Real Stories From
People Who Took Action

Not everyone succeeds.

Not everyone sticks it out.

But the people who do usually have one thing in common — they committed long enough to learn the skills and figure it out.

These are real conversations with real people sharing their experience.

Brodie with members of his community

Nathan Dawkins

From 16-Hour Workdays to Building Something on the Side

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Nathan wasn’t struggling financially. He was working long days in construction and earning well. But he had no time — and that was the real problem.

Nathan has spent over 16 years working in construction, often putting in 10–12 hour days, sometimes stretching into 16-hour days when factoring in travel.

For him, starting an online business wasn’t about chasing money — it was about creating space in his life.

As he explains, there was no clear way to get that time back by continuing down the same path. When he started, he approached this like learning a trade: putting in reps, learning new skills and staying consistent.

He compared it directly to an apprenticeship — something that takes time, effort and patience. One of the biggest challenges early on was confidence, particularly getting on camera and stepping outside his comfort zone.

Moving from a workplace filled with negativity into a community focused on growth, support and development had a major impact on his mindset and direction.

Nathan saw his first result within a few months, but like most people, his progress came down to consistency and staying involved over time.

Nathan’s story isn’t about quick wins. It’s about what happens when someone commits long enough to actually learn something new.

Kristian Frank

7 Months With No Results… Then Everything Changed

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Kristian was a qualified electrician, working full time, supporting his family. He didn’t start this because it looked easy — he started because he didn’t want to stay where he was.

Kristian came from a traditional trade background, working as a sparky and considering starting his own electrical business.

But when he looked at what that would require — $50,000+ upfront, tools, systems, staff and ongoing stress — he started looking for alternatives.

Like most people, he was sceptical at first. Instead of dismissing it, he decided to take a closer look.

It took him seven months to get his first result. During that time he was learning, working full time, raising a family and trying to stay consistent.

He openly admits he wasn’t perfect either — balancing work, family and distractions made it slower. But once things clicked, progress followed.

His experience shows it is not about arriving with online experience. It is about learning unfamiliar skills and staying true to the reason you began.

His result followed a long stretch of work with no visible result — the point at which many people choose to stop.

Liam & Andrew

Successful in Business… But Completely Burnt Out

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They had built successful construction businesses, managing teams, contracts and large-scale projects. But success came at a cost.

Liam and Andrew weren’t beginners. They had built successful construction businesses, managing teams, contracts and large-scale projects.

Their businesses were profitable — but came with stress, responsibility and constant problems. Employees, delays, payments and compliance never stopped.

They started exploring alternatives not because they were failing, but because they were burnt out.

They could plug into an existing system and start learning immediately. One of their key insights was that prior business experience was not a requirement to begin.

They also highlight something most people miss: consistency is the biggest factor. Not intelligence. Not background. Just showing up.

They’ve seen people succeed because they didn’t stop — and others fail because they gave up too early.

Their story proves something important — even experienced business owners still look for simpler, more scalable ways to operate.

Brett Hitchcock

Enagic Didn’t Work For Me… But It Changed My Life

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Brett moved from Melbourne to Queensland to learn from Brodie. Enagic didn’t work out the way he hoped, but the skills he learned did.

“Not for one second did I sit there and blame Brodie or Online Empires.”
“Enagic probably didn’t go the way that I wanted, but the amount of doors that it opened for me…”
“You can take this as a real world testimony.”
Read the full transcript

What's up? So my name is Brett. I've known Brodie Salnitro, or Brodie Nitro as I know him, for about nearly five or six years. I want to say now. I actually randomly stumbled across one of Brodie ads, Brodie's ads about, like I said, about five or six years ago.

Now I was stepping out of the construction life that I was living. I wanted to learn more skills. I wanted to travel more. I wanted to start working online, so I actually uprooted my whole life. I didn't know Brodie at all.

We had a few conversations online. Decided it was going to be the best for me in my future to actually pack up my life, move away from Melbourne, move up to Queensland to be around Brodie and other people in these industries that can sort of help me get to that next phase in my life. We end up actually becoming best of friends. We traveled the whole world together, getting some really cool content together. So it's it sort of staggers me some of this stuff that I've been seeing across social media.

I actually take it super personal as someone that knows Brodie really well. He's been one of the biggest probably factors for me in changing my life of getting out of that life that I was living to now being able to what I'm do, I so I actually still do a little bit of stuff with Enagic. What I actually found from my personal experience, and Enagic probably as a product and the way that it's structured probably didn't align with me personally, but this actually has nothing to do with Brodie personally or Online Empires. So I find it really staggering for to see this negativity that's out there, like you can't be so negative about something that's worked for so many other people. I think people out there need to really have a look in the mirror and understand that if something's worked for like hundreds and hundreds of other people and they've seen really good success in something, if you haven't seen success in something, maybe you're the problem.

Like I said, it didn't really work out for me the way that I hoped. But not for one second did I sit there and blame Brodie or Online Empires as the platform, because what I actually took out of that Brodie's course actually taught me a lot about sales and marketing, communication skills, all of this stuff that I was actually be able to go out and build. And I leveraged all that information I found from Online Empires, and I've been actually be able to really create some really strong brands myself now, create my own businesses, and actually go out on my own terms and actually live that dream lifestyle that I wanted to. So, like I said, Enagic probably didn't work out for me the way that I hoped. I still do do a little bit on the back end over in Dubai now, but like I said, to be able to blame someone like Brodie, who I've traveled the world with personally myself, we've done so many things together.

I've sat there on those weekly meetings. I see how hard he works and how much time and effort that he puts into all his clients and helping them. So, like I said, it's very staggering for me to see. I've met so many people these as well. A lot of these success stories that come out of Online Empires and had huge amounts of success with Enagic.

So to sit there and blame something just because maybe it didn't work for you personally is actually super offensive. And like I said, I hope a lot of people don't fall for these sort of traps. I go through a lot of this stuff myself as well. Now having personal brands on social media. It is so easy these days for people to get on social media and say whatever they want, but you can take this as a real world testimony.

Like I said, I I didn't know Brodie from a bar of soap. I put my trust in him and actually completely uprooted my life because I believed in him and I just knew these were the type of people that I need to be around. And like I said, Enagic probably didn't go the way that I wanted, but the amount of doors that it opened for me for spending time with Brodie, some of his other friends, and like I said, all the training in online Online Empires has actually now been still able to create me my dream life. So looking back on me, on my experience, it was one of the best things that I ever did. Like I said, yes.

Like a lot of these people complain about, okay, maybe Enagic doesn't align with you personally. You don't have the greatest success with it, which I didn't sort of in the end. But the amount of doors that it actually opened for me, and I've still been able to go out and create my dream lifestyle on the backing be on the back of being able to meet someone like Brodie and take his Online Empires course, and like I said, understand how to how to speak to people, the sales, the marketing, how to build a brand, all of these things that have actually gone out and still helped me create my dream lifestyle. And Brodie is still one of my best friends today. We catch up anytime we're in the same sort of country.

So yeah, I'll leave you with that, guys.

Patterns

What I’ve Noticed From These Stories

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The ones who succeed stay consistent

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They understand results are up to them

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Like anything worthwhile, it takes effort

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They make it fun

Honest perspective

This Isn’t For Everyone

People step away for different reasons. Sometimes the timing is wrong, sometimes the commitment is not there, and sometimes the model simply is not the right fit.

That doesn’t make it a scam — it just means it wasn’t for them.
Brodie with family and friends

Frequently Asked Questions

Everyone starts as a beginner. Skills are developed through training, application and enough time to learn — not assumed at the start.

There is no fixed timeframe. These stories show different journeys, and no individual result should be treated as typical or guaranteed.

No prior experience is required to start learning, but both are skills that require practice, feedback and consistency.

There are no guaranteed outcomes. Understand the costs and risks, ask direct questions, and make a decision suited to your circumstances.

Final Thought

At the end of the day, life moves fast. We don’t get unlimited time. For me, I’d rather take a risk, even if it didn’t work, than wonder “what if”. Explore how the model works or read the honest answers.

Failing at 9 things to find 1 that works is still a win.Because that 1 thing can change everything.