Food for thought while still at the dock of the bay.

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

...have spent 2500 to 3000 bux on a guru, recently two disgruntled students of some guru asked for my advice and I sent them back to the guy they gave the money to, wouldn't you?

Anyhow,

Some reading this have spent far more than the 2600 dollars and even YEARS of time, and haven't gotten to a very easy 750 bux a week from 10% transactions.

OK. Some of it has to do with distraction. Or desperation. Or lack of discipline. Many feel chatteling is nickel and dime yard sale stuff. My restaurant friend, now making several thousand dollar transactions, and doing better than 10% would disagree. So would his wife.

Why not adapt this formula? For whatever amount you have to put back, if any at all. Instead of buying that new 2k guru launch, why not pay yourself 100 bux a week for the next 20 weeks and see if you can make 10%?

First week, sell 2 10 dollar reports, profit over 10%, next week, sell 3, then 4. Use the power of cumulative efforts until you have the money to make you the money you want!

Just some food for thought.

Dessert anyone?

GordonJ

Hi Gordon,

These two posts are awesome!

It really shows the power of reinvesting your money, in something which you know works...

And the way you do it, chatteling is almost guaranteed to make a profit for you.

That's what I like... Making money with very little risk... And they can build up to big bucks, too...

Best wishes,

Dien

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,

These two posts are awesome!

It really shows the power of reinvesting your money, in something which you know works...

And the way you do it, chatteling is almost guaranteed to make a profit for you.

That's what I like... Making money with very little risk... And they can build up to big bucks, too...

Best wishes,

Dien

Hi Dien, my experience has been: chattelers want a big score right away, and they aren't anywhere near ready to get one.

So, when a guy like "bob" comes along, willing to do as instructed, because he was desperate and he too wanted a quick score, his putting back the 3k was a "godsend" he says today, although at the time he wasn't happy about it.

He wanted to double his money right away and yet he had ZERO experience in buying and selling. And those early weeks taught him the power of cumulative effort and exponential growth.

I've never flipped a 25,000 fryer, like he did recently and pocketed 5k, but that was only because he had the discipline to buy AFTER he had a buyer

BECAUSE he spent the time to build a network. I believe the fryer he bought in Cleve is headed to Chicago, another, buy here/sell there example. Or buy in Oz, sell in Gambia...same thing.

But the same can be said for IM or even off line efforts, lack of a clear goal, lack of discipline and lack of patience is often the evil TRIAD of failure.

I do love me some chatteling.

Gordon

[unpinkpanther]

… Anyone considering full-time "chattelling" will need ANOTHER income source to take care of expenses while trying to grow the "chattel" account.

I've found that some issues could slow down the early baby steps.

For instance, some people pass off their defective chattel as "fairly used", and so the new chatteler will quickly need to start knowing how certain chattel operates when fully operational.

Then again building the network of buyers. Some markets are seasonal and deals don't show up as often as one may want them to (or maybe I'm not looking hard enough)

All these could slow the learning curve...and in the mean time, a guy's gotta eat.

That's why another income source is needed as a buffer while the learning goes on...

Thank you

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,

These two posts are awesome!

It really shows the power of reinvesting your money, in something which you know works...

And the way you do it, chatteling is almost guaranteed to make a profit for you.

That's what I like... Making money with very little risk... And they can build up to big bucks, too...

Best wishes,

Dien

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by unpinkpanther

… Anyone considering full-time "chattelling" will need ANOTHER income source to take care of expenses while trying to grow the "chattel" account.

I've found that some issues could slow down the early baby steps.

For instance, some people pass off their defective chattel as "fairly used", and so the new chatteler will quickly need to start knowing how certain chattel operates when fully operational.

Then again building the network of buyers. Some markets are seasonal and deals don't show up as often as one may want them to (or maybe I'm not looking hard enough)

All these could slow the learning curve...and in the mean time, a guy's gotta eat.

That's why another income source is needed as a buffer while the learning goes on...

Thank you

who considered full time chatteling
without another source of income. It is absurd, isn't it?

In fact, maybe only a handful do or ever wanted to chattel full time.
Without a bankroll and plan, like "bob" with his 3k grubstake and only 100 buck a week plan, the alternative is the Grow and Go plan, the 12 weeks sprint to freedom in the Chattel Report.

I don't see it as OBVIOUS, but truly, an absurd idea.

GordonJ

[unpinkpanther]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

who considered full time chatteling
without another source of income. It is absurd, isn't it?

In fact, maybe only a handful do or ever wanted to chattel full time.
Without a bankroll and plan, like "bob" with his 3k grubstake and only 100 buck a week plan, the alternative is the Grow and Go plan, the 12 weeks sprint to freedom in the Chattel Report.

I don't see it as OBVIOUS, but truly, an absurd idea.

GordonJ

You're right; it IS absurd!

The 10% plan looks straightforward enough.

One only needs to add EXECUTION...