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Amdreall is an exclusive income program for our members. We think it fair that anyone who works hard is worthy of earning a middle income in the U.S.
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NineTen is a club of companies with projects funded through the Ten Plan, to form enterprises whose owners are ZacchMind50 fans.
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DreamShare is a monthly campaign for funding with 16 selected projects. The four most-voted for by the community start this campaign.
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We are a platform for training and preparation of projects, transforming immediate ideas into dreams and these into solid elements that allow the elaboration of an execution plan.
Most projects come from a personal dream, we want to teach our users how to turn those dreams into projects and support them so that they can be funded.
We are a platform of free and paid members, with different levels. Members with paid plans can have access to our training and to instructors and consultants. Among paid members, we choose 16 projects monthly to be funded in our DreamShare campaigns. As an affiliate, any member can build their 4th cycle and reach Amdreall, our income program.
The maximum number of projects chosen for the month are 16, 2 prime, 1 GuestDreamer and 1 Sower’s Team member. All or only a part can be financed.
Anyone can participate in Dreamsweek, and better, for free – although, in order to have full access to all the benefits, you must choose a paid plan.
Yes. You can support with intermediate values over $100 voluntarily.
Without significant investment, here you find financing for your idea with total control of your capital received and consequently of your future company.
The choice of members to be funded is not by a lottery, but by a set of facts, beginning with membership, engagement, project, and generosity.
Overview:
Each person must take action to become a member, and then get involved, using platform tools and if you prefer, profit from them. You should architect your project clearly and concisely and privately share with Dreamsweek, and demonstrate your generosity, doing for others what you want for yourself.
A- Membership: Only a member with a paid membership can participate in a DreamShare campaign. The different entries in DreamShare are analyzed according to the chosen plan.
B- Engagement: Being active in each process is critical to the member. A permanent stake is that it takes a user to stand out in the crowd.
C- Project: For us, a dream is nothing more than a project that you love. We all have projects; it’s up to us to choose one to fall in love with to the point that we turn it into a dream, and this dream into reality.
D- Generosity: We all have the chip of generosity, just click to put it into action. Our attitude in this direction can change the lives of people and families, and, consequently, society. Generosity is when one supports the well-being of another without establishing an object of exchange.
The consequence of this four-pillar process will be our recognition. For this, we will analyze the project of your dreams for possible financing.
While it is mandatory to register through an affiliate link, it does not mean that you must be an affiliate—this is a post-subscription choice. At first, you will have access to our project financing platform. If shortly after you choose to be an affiliate, you can earn a commission on your referrals and bonuses throughout your cycle.
The Primes are our partners. They are the first people to believe in our project and to invest in our proposal by becoming a primary member.
Every time we finance four projects, between a group of 4 and another, a Prime, Guest or Sower member is funded. It is only after this funding that the following four projects enter.
NineTen is a club of companies with projects funded through the Ten Plan.
Its Purposes:
ZacchMind is a transformed mind, a way of thinking and acting in favor of a noble cause. It is a change of attitude from someone who comes face to face with the truth when it opens in front of you. It is the mental and emotional disposition of an individual who is confronted with the reality of life that it need not be in the way they teach us but in the way it should be: genuine, generous, and selfless.
An avatar is a personal option of the member. You can use the avatar for as long as you want; however, when you are chosen for the DreamShare campaign, and you are financed, you should use your actual photo.
The second question about avatar concerns Top10 or 100 members. When you get to the SeedBonus, you should make temporary use of an avatar.
The annuity amount depends on the chosen plan. If you decide on the backer plan for example your annual membership would be $1,800.
But there is an important element to be added in this response, let us see:
The “Guest” is anyone who comes to our platform from a WorkPro audience or the invitation of a member.
It is a plan for internet professionals and influencers: Bloggers, YouTubers, Instagrammers, etc.
Training, instructors and mentors for your project.
In the first place, our intention is to allow his project to come to life, and secondly to prevent him from dying when he comes. And this is done with knowledge and knowledge is acquired through training through good professionals.
Our members must navigate our platform and choose the trainings that best identify with your project. They are certified courses that will give credential members to submit their projects for analysis and placed in a queue with great possibilities of being funded by the Dreamsweek community.
We have 4 plans and each one is distinct from the other. The first plan, for example, requires little knowledge of what you want, a house for example – while the latter requires more study because it is more complex and of greater impact.
No, you need a Real Estate Agent. But surely he will have a good training to inform you about the best places, price in a certain city.
If you want to buy a home in a different city, state or country, find a real estate agent at this location. If there is not one there, it will be a good opportunity to get in touch with the first partner.
First of all, you must be a free or paid member. Secondly, you should have knowledge of the training you wish to do, in some cases, be a specialist.
As many as you need to make your future venture a real success.
Projects whose members have certificates and mentors are most likely to be evaluated first.
As instructors you can have as many as you need, mentor you can have only one.
How support works on the DreamShare platform.
DreamShare now runs on Dreamsweek’s own crowdfunding system, built for our community. Supports are processed securely through Stripe and PayPal, and every amount shown on a campaign page is net, after the operational fee.
No. Anyone can support a campaign, member or not. Signing in is optional, but it lets your support appear with your name and photo, and links it to your Dreamsweek profile.
The minimum support is US$10.
Every contribution carries a 16.5% operational fee. When you support, you can choose to cover the fee so the campaign receives the full amount.
Example: a US$10 support with the fee covered costs US$11.98, and the campaign receives US$10.00. The fee applies whether or not the supporter covers it.
The fee is divided by priority:
Each contingency is used only under its own condition. Unused amounts stay with the platform, and Dreamsweek covers any gap between the real Stripe cost and what remains of the fee.
A support made on a Sower’s or team’s page is credited to that Sower or team. If you arrive through a Sower’s link and support within 30 days, that Sower is credited too.
Signed-in supporters appear with name and photo, unless they choose to be anonymous. Signed-out supporters appear as “Anonymous.” Contributions from Guest-Dreamers and Grace Guests always show as “Anonymous” until Celebration Day. Email addresses are never shown.
Contributions are voluntary and are not returned. If a payment is refunded or disputed, it is removed from every total: campaign, Sower, team and qualification.
Any supporter can opt into a Dreamsweek subscription with 99% off. The offer was created for Guest-Dreamers and is now extended to everyone who supports the campaign.
Every Dreamsweek member is a Sower — sowing in the lives of others is the DNA of our community. A Sower can support and be supported.
Any member can sign up as a Sower and receive a personal page with their own link. A Sower can create a team or join one, and each team page shows its Lead Sower.
Yes, at any time. Changes go live immediately and are reviewed by Dreamsweek, which may edit them or restore the previous text.
The community campaign that funds dream homes.
Guest-100 is a campaign in which each Social Sower invites 100 people from their audience to become Guest-Dreamers. It is organized as 20 separate campaigns, each led by a different Social Sower, and each one can fund up to 4 Guest-Dreamers — at least 20 homes and up to 80.
The goal is US$2,400,000 in net funds. It is higher than four homes of US$400,000 because first place receives up to its limit and the rest is divided by percentages. At US$2,400,000, all four places and the Social Sower Partner reach their full amounts, and about US$400,000 remains for the first-place Guest-Dreamer’s Prime Nine.
This edition closes on April 10, 2027, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time (Orlando). Celebration Day takes place the same day at 7:00 p.m. After the close, no new support is accepted and all totals are frozen.
The first campaign runs for 4 to 6 months, counted from when its 100 Guest-Dreamers are recruited and trained. Later campaigns run on shorter cycles, until Guest-100 becomes a monthly edition within DreamShare. If spots are not filled in a reasonable time, the campaign opens to all platform members.
No. The dream home is the reference project of this campaign, so no project proposal is needed now. Project submissions open after the Social Sower campaigns. The use of funds follows the Plus Plan, which allows a car, a home or a business.
After the 16.5% fee, the remainder is the Net Fund, distributed in this order:
No. Being invited does not guarantee funding, and the total goal is not guaranteed. Participation secures a place in the group where funding becomes possible through participation and support.
The participants themselves, the people they invite, and the promotion done by the team, Social Sowers, partners and WorkPros. Dreamsweek does not finance projects — the community does.
A funded participant from outside the US must open an American bank account to receive the funds. The participant bears all costs, fees and legal obligations.
Totals are frozen and the final order is revealed. The identities of the four qualified Guest-Dreamers at the top of the ranking are announced, and a Celebration page shows every Guest-Dreamer with their backers and amounts. The Covers Club winner and the Graces Trophy are also announced.
Qualification, ranking and the Prime Nine.
A Guest-Dreamer is someone who arrives through a WorkPro or a Social Sower partner. Through a WorkPro, they enter a contest whose winner receives an annual Paid Plan and a place among the DreamShare members. Through a Social Sower, they enter the Guest-100 Campaign.
No. The invitation is a place in a group where funding becomes possible through participation and support — it is not funding itself.
By registering through the Social Sower’s Refmark link, completing the training and passing the confirmation quiz.
Guest-Dreamers can join the Free plan or any paid plan. The funding limit is US$400,000 on a paid plan and US$334,000 on the Free plan (the same amount less the 16.5% fee). The plan is fixed at application and cannot change until the campaign ends. A selected Guest-Dreamer receives the benefits of a paid member.
You qualify by raising US$4,000 in net amounts on your own page, through your own support and your Prime Nine’s. The goal is the same on every plan. Support raised by Sponsors, Sower teams, Grace Guests and Covers does not count toward qualification.
It lists Guest-Dreamers in the order they qualified, and qualified pages show a “Qualified” badge. Until Celebration Day, no amount above US$4,000 is shown publicly. Reaching the qualification amount first does not guarantee first place in funding.
On Celebration Day, by the total of the Guest-Dreamer’s own amount plus the amounts raised by their Fundraiser Sponsor’s team, the Sower teams, the Grace Guests and the Cover who chose them.
Ties are broken by:
The shares of empty positions are split equally among the qualified Guest-Dreamers, up to each person’s limit. If no one qualifies, there is no automatic winner, and Dreamsweek decides based on performance.
Anonymity is a rule of the campaign, so everyone competes on equal terms. Guest-Dreamers use an avatar and nickname until Celebration Day. After the reveal, each still-anonymous Guest-Dreamer may choose to show their real name and photo — this choice is final.
The Prime Nine are up to nine people who ask to be a Guest-Dreamer’s Prime and are confirmed by that Guest-Dreamer. A person can be a Prime for only one Guest-Dreamer, and the relationship is private. Primes act as Sowers and help reach the qualification amount. Only the first-place Guest-Dreamer’s Primes share in the leftover distribution.
Fundraiser Sponsors, Sponsor Pro and Sponsor Pal.
There are three. The Fundraiser Sponsor belongs to the Guest-100 Campaign. Sponsor Pro and Sponsor Pal are partner programs, separate from the Fundraiser Sponsor.
A member who raises funds for one Guest-Dreamer through their own team. Each Guest-Dreamer may have only one Fundraiser Sponsor. The Sponsor raises support from others rather than contributing their own money, and is always an individual — Dreamsweek does not work with companies.
No. The Sponsor chooses their Guest-Dreamer after signing up, and this choice is final. Sponsors appear publicly with their real name and photo, but which Guest-Dreamer they back stays private until after the reveal.
Possibly. After the Prime Nine, any leftover is split among the three Fundraiser Sponsors whose teams raised the most, up to each limit. Only Sponsors who have chosen their Guest-Dreamer are eligible, and this division is not guaranteed. The three are announced and recognized on Celebration Day, whether or not the leftover reaches them.
A partner program for bloggers, YouTubers, Instagram creators, page administrators and other professionals with their own audience. Their main role is to introduce Dreamsweek to their audience and bring in new members. A Sponsor Pro may join as a guest or run a professional campaign lasting 90 days, using their name, photo and personal link.
The quarterly plan has three tiers:
Renewals earn the same percentage while the quarterly plan stays active. If it is not renewed, the member moves to the Free Plan with a 10% recurring commission. Sponsor Pro has no additional bonuses and does not take part in DreamShare or SeedBonus.
A partner program for people with strong social connections, a network of contacts or some influence, even if they are not professional influencers — a friend, supporter or contact of a Dreamsweek member. Participation is connected to an annual Backer Plan subscription. A Sponsor Pal promotes campaigns, invites participants, helps raise funds, and may submit their own project.
Direct affiliate commission of 25% (Beginner), 30% (Intermediate) or 35% (Ultimate), and 30% on renewals while the plan is active (10% on the Free Plan if not renewed). A Sponsor Pal may receive bonuses through the fourth cycle and may take part in DreamShare and SeedBonus. When invited by a Social Sower or team member, they first work for that team’s benefit, and afterwards may run monthly campaigns to support other teams.
Sponsor Pro is a professional partner, usually with a larger audience, who runs a quarterly campaign and receives higher direct commissions, without bonuses, DreamShare or SeedBonus. Sponsor Pal is a social partner who uses personal contacts to help campaigns and teams, and may receive bonuses and join DreamShare and SeedBonus.
Anonymous supporters who sow without receiving funding.
A Grace Guest is an anonymous participant who supports the campaign without receiving funding — sowing purely for the dream of someone else.
Each Grace Guest chooses one Guest-Dreamer to back, and many Grace Guests may back the same person. Everything a Grace Guest raises is added to that Guest-Dreamer’s total on Celebration Day.
No. Amounts raised by Grace Guests count toward the final order on Celebration Day, but not toward the US$4,000 qualification.
Yes, but only until you raise your first counted support. After that, your choice is final. Who backs whom stays private until Celebration Day.
Yes. Grace Guests use an avatar and nickname until Celebration Day, and their contributions always appear as “Anonymous.” They also appear in the Classified Ranking, like the Guest-Dreamers.
Yes. The three Grace Guests who raise the most through their own page receive the Graces Trophy on Celebration Day. There is no cash prize.
Members who support a Guest-Dreamer through music.
A Cover is a member who receives an exclusive music track and uses it to raise support for one Guest-Dreamer, taking the campaign to new audiences through music. Covers take part in the Covers Club.
Any member on any plan, including Free. Book your track in the Share Music form, then sign up as a Cover on the campaign page. The Dreamsweek team reviews each application. Each campaign has 100 numbered Cover spots, and no purchase or contribution is needed to enter or win.
Each Cover gets an exclusive track — no two Covers share one. The library starts with at least 100 tracks, with more added over time, and tracks are first-come, first-served. Paid-plan members and Share Music subscribers choose from the Premium catalogue; Free-plan Covers choose from the Open catalogue. What decides the award is what you do with your track, not which one you claim.
You choose your level in the Share Music form, and each level sets how much every Like is worth:
Levels 2 and 3 require a profile photo. The team confirms each level and may adjust it, for example if a video is not received.
At Level 1, your campaign name appears with the track’s original cover image, name and artist. At Levels 2 and 3, your real name and photo are shown, and the track is presented as “Celebration by” your first name.
Each Cover has a personal page and link to raise support. After approval, you choose one Guest-Dreamer — each Guest-Dreamer may have only one Cover. Your choice is private until Celebration Day and becomes final after your first support. Everything you raise is added to that Guest-Dreamer’s total on Celebration Day and does not count toward qualification.
Each Cover records their own video and sends the link, and Dreamsweek publishes it on YouTube and on the platform. Tracks given to a Cover remain Dreamsweek’s property, as part of a promotional collaboration covering audio, photography and audiovisual production. By producing a video, the Cover grants Dreamsweek full right to use it across its digital platforms.
Community voting and the Covers Club award.
The Covers Club brings together up to 100 Covers per campaign. The community decides the winner: the Cover whose track earns the most points receives the Covers Club award, announced on Celebration Day. Dreamsweek does not choose the winner.
Voting requires a Dreamsweek account — a free account is enough. Each person has one Like in the entire Covers Club. You may move your Like to another track, but you cannot hold two. The Like button is on each track’s player. Covers cannot vote for their own track.
Voting is open while the campaign accepts support and closes when the totals are frozen. Each Cover sees their own Likes and points; the full ranking is revealed on Celebration Day.
Yes. Paid-plan members hear the full track, and everyone else hears a 20-second preview.
Points = Likes × the level value (1, 2 or 3). Ties go to the Cover with more Likes, then to whoever reached the score first.
A Corvette, awarded only if the campaign raises at least US$1,200,000 in net funds (half the US$2,400,000 goal). Reaching first place does not by itself guarantee the Corvette.
There is no Corvette. Instead, the leading Cover receives 5% of the gross amount raised, in cash, from the Covers Club contingency of the fee. For example:
The winning Cover is announced with their Guest-Dreamer and the award. Every Cover is presented with their Guest-Dreamer, Likes and points, and the winning track is performed during the ceremony.
The American Dreams for All income program.
Amdreall (American Dreams for All) is an exclusive income program for our members. We think it fair that anyone who works hard using his or her talents and potential is worthy of earning a middle income similar to that of an American.
For a member to reach the American Dream, we create five steps that we call the 4th Cycle. When completing the cycle, the member starts to have an income similar to that of a member of the American middle class.
The person should choose a paid plan, join our affiliate program, start building his or her cycle through referral marketing, reach Top Member status, and then receive the benefits found in SeedBonus.
Your membership is exclusively for submitting your project and joining the DreamShare campaign. However, if you do not have a set date for sending in your project, there is no problem; it will be your personal decision. Being aware of this, yes, you can only participate in Amdreall until the moment your great idea is ready to become a project.
Yes. Although Amdreall is created for Americans and for all who live in America, it extends to all people when they become members of our platform.
When a member chooses to be an affiliate, we decide to share with him/her some of our revenue through bonuses and commissions.
Direct affiliates are referrals made personally by the members. The indirect ones are references that enter a given cycle through the top members or a sower.
If you have a large number of free plan affiliates, your mission will be to convince them to switch to a paid plan. You should show them the great opportunities they are missing out on and get more significant commissions and bonuses. This way, the free plan affiliates will also have the chance to realize their dream projects.
A member cannot have more than 6561 people in each cycle.
You can change your plan as many times as you want until the third cycle, that is, before reaching 729 affiliated people. After that number, you will not be allowed to change.
It’s our way of direct marketing, the most traditional and reliable way of presenting a product or service to people. With the advent of social networks, this old form takes on another aspect, and technology has made referral marketing something innovative.
Sowreap is a fundamental process of member who decided to become an affiliate to build a source of income, understanding the law of sowing. When a member realizes that before harvesting he must sow, then he begins to develop an abundant cycle of an extraordinary harvest.
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Social Sowers
Members with an audience who lead the Guest-100 campaigns.
What is a Social Sower?
A Social Sower is a member with a small, medium or large social audience. They are regular members on one of the four basic plans — the difference is their ability to invite more people into the community.
How do I become a Social Sower?
You can request to join the DreamShare campaigns as a Social Sower, or you may be invited by Dreamsweek.
What does a Social Sower do in the Guest-100 Campaign?
Each Social Sower leads their own campaign and invites 100 people from their audience to become Guest-Dreamers. Each campaign can fund up to 4 Guest-Dreamers.
Can a Guest register with more than one Social Sower?
No. Each Guest may register through only one Social Sower, using that Social Sower’s Refmark link.
Does the Social Sower receive funding?
Yes. The Social Sower Partner receives 20% of the distribution base, up to their funding limit.
Protection: if the Social Sower Partner’s share is below US$50,000, they also receive 5% of the gross amount raised (5 of the 16.5 points of the fee). At US$50,000 or more, this portion stays with the platform.
Does a Social Sower get a page?
Yes. Each Social Sower receives a personal page on the platform for their marketing, which stays available even after the campaigns end.