[GordonJ]

Doing some research for new report, the 1,000 dollar a day report.

Here is what my research has shown so far: If someone in USA makes 1k a day, works a normal 5 day week, and takes off three weeks a year...

they land in the 2% club of American income earners at around 240-250 thousand dollars a year. NOT rich, nor even wealthy, but well off in comparison to averages in USA.

So that is an ARBITRARY goal, way too low for some of your gurus out there, but for most people a worthwhile goal.

It comes down to 1,000.00 bux a day, over and over. So, care to share how your 1k days came about? Here are a few of mine:

First one in Hawaii, bought cameras from US Servicemen shipping out to Vietnam. Paid more than the pawn shop, sold for less than retail, pockedt my 1k day, thank you very much Minolta.

Another one was when my wife and I sold chocolate chip cookies at a Lion's Club flea market at a Drive In in Tallmadge, OH.

Several days from the OFF KEY SINGING telegram business, and a few days back then selling ads in a new print pub for women. The mag was a bust, but I got to keep my commissions. Had many from my resume biz, where I charged 495 for a guaranteed IDEAL job find.

Online, in 1998, my first 1kday was when I sold the PROFESSIONAL REMOTE DIRECT MARKETING HOME STUDY COURSE, by SCI, and all I did was write a promotion for it, they did all the rest, may have been an early Internet affiliate program.

A few reports have got me there, and a few days of multiple streams, most consistent days were as a CONSULTANT, deal with the right customer, 1k a day is a bargain.

Anyhow, in my report I'm looking for others who have done it and setting up a group of people who would like to make a consitent habit of doing it, via Joint Ventures, and of course, you can always make 1k days your BOTTOM level of acceptance, so many IM millionaires running around making 10 and 20k a day, perhaps you'd rather work with them, good luck.

So, doubt if anyone will share, but if you'd like to share in the report, there will be a piece of the pie in it too.

1k days are modest goals in the scheme of things, but also, realistic and doable. It is just making them more consistent and that is what we're after.

GordonJ