The fastest way to make $15,000-$20,000/month for newbie?

What you're discussing aren't "goals" at all: they're "wishes".

Goals are something you can set appropriately (rather than by wild guesses) after you have a business model that works. You don't have that yet. Apologies for bringing you down to earth, but that's the way it is.

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Firstly . . .

Just to address Alexa's reply. I agree with Lexy in principle. (And, as an aside, when she writes, it's always a good idea to read. She's an exemplary example of an industry authority in many subjects.)

That being said, I'll just add to it, and while I'm at it address your question.

Setting income targets is an industry norm; and it's a norm for good reason: it's motivational. A lot of people come to me wanting to make $500 a week, $1,000, and so on, and it's my job to try and help them. Furthermore, if you look around the net, if you log into other industry forums, you'll see newcomers who use this technique, too.

Now, from a personal point of view, and having been in the business a long while, even I still use it. I find it not so much helpful in terms of motivation, because I don't need motivating, but in terms of assessing new methods. I know, in theory, what a method should be making. So when I set a target - $100 a day, $1,000, whatever - if I'm wildly off that target, I know I need to optimize.

Onto your question...

$8,000 to $10,000 is more achievable.

I would like to be entirely open about your chances, but if I did I'd have a legion of naysayers telling me I'm feeding you pipe-dreams, and what a pillock I am to do so. As anyone who knows me will tell you, however, I'm no pipe-dream feeder. My approach to helping others isn't Machiavellian in the least. It is, in short, this:

This is what I do. I'm going to show you how to do it, too. Listen. Work hard. No reason it shouldn't work for you as well.

Back on point...

You're going to need to pay for the information. Either that, or you'll really need to look outside of WF for it. This is not the place to be fed methods, sorry to say. And I'm not trying to be self-promotional. Just transparent. This information is high-level, relatively, and people won't part with it easily. I'm not the only person with the goods, though. WF is replete with some amazing products and amazing people.

Just do your research. Don't blow your cash on the first thing you find. Most products are trash; truly. Find a good product or a good coach or look elsewhere and put in the hours to learn for free.

I'll open myself up to criticism and finish by saying this: your target can be reached, certainly by February, but for a newbie, it's asking a lot.

GRM