I've been ripped off by a couple of the gurus. It sucks. Gives the whole bunch a black eye.

Luckily, there are still a few good guys out there… REAL gurus teaching valuable stuff who are honest and ethical. That renews my faith.

DD

Awesome job. Earning respect, by example, is superior. Especially when word of mouth
drives new prospects to gravitate your direction.

You mentioned, "so many have been burnt by false promises",
you are very right.

I have seen this activity repeated in a number of ways using the Internet.

For instance: Company A hires Company B to write Company A's sales page.
Sales rock, but Company B pushed the envelop…and Company A can not fulfill
the promises made by Company B. Company A walks away with black eyes, and
Company B can not use the testimonial of a great successful launch due to the negative
rapport.

Even worse: the customers who were caught up in this bitter broken family are left
with nothing useful and can feel poisoned for years to come. The mind set of the
customers is not easy to overcome, even when confronted with a legitimate business
offer. I dislike this very much and wish to stop it somehow by exposing scammers.
The course goes on as word of mouth is truly the most secure and powerful exposure
one can gain.

I sincerely mean it.

Interacting with you and my other subscribers is like a breath of fresh air. Positive, forward thinking winners refresh my soul.

DD

DD

Dude, you've alluded to this in many of your previous posts before. I know you mean it but I love the fact that every time you say this it makes me feel special. And I know I'm not the only one.

As a marketing move, it is brilliant. But I recommend people mean it when they say it to their subscribers.

My 2 cents for today… many more 2-cent days to come.

Andy

DD

On keeping out the negs, whingers etc, the other Dan said one of your earliest tasks is to become loved or loathed, never tolerated. So actively repelling the bland masses is vital.

Down with the bureaucrats!

Helluva mention by one of the Masters, Senor Gallapoo. Also, congrats on the Protege Program. A sellout was inevitable — you publish an uber high-quality blog.;-)

All the best.

I know I'll be kicking myself in the rear end for a very long time for truly not having the time to participate in your training program. Although, it's good to be industrious if your getting the right kind of business.

Love these blog posts. Thanks Dan!