Over 50? Time to get your stuff together?

[GordonJ]

https://writerstollbooth.com/oldfarts67qzsa.pdf

Not available, no time. But there is a market for this.

GordonJ

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

https://writerstollbooth.com/oldfarts67qzsa.pdf

Not available, no time. But there is a market for this.

GordonJ

So, I'll give you a late Xmas gift, fair enough: Still some good ideas...

https://writerstollbooth.com/Christmas52zz.pdf

[JohnnyB]

N/M

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by JohnnyB

N/M

Yea. My bad.
doing some spring cleaning at the websites.

Sort of just tossing out things. Thought I'd see if there was any interest, then I could find someone to follow through.

But, thanks, and this allows me a comment.

I read yesterday, almost all day. One book jumped out at me. Jim Straw's MUSTARD SEEDS, SHOVELS & MOUNTAINS.

Great little book.

Some know I lost a 100k library in a flood many moons ago. Jim and I had some of the same reading habits, books on mind control, all things metaphysical, etc. I had some 19th century tomes on New Age, from the greats, Haanel, W.W. Atkinson, Quimby, et al.

His book is, in my opinion, as succinct a work on the subject as any of them, and although for many years I was at odds with Jim's MasterMind concepts, today, I am convinced he was right. A MasterMind GROUP is impossible to have, but 2 or 3 at the most, can create the bigger brain, the "alter ego" of the 2 or 3, which can be invaluable.

MUSTARD SEEDS. Get it if you don't have it. w

GordonJ

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by GordonJ

So, I'll give you a late Xmas gift, fair enough: Still some good ideas...

https://writerstollbooth.com/Christmas52zz.pdf

Hi Gordon,

Some great ideas in there!

On "escape rooms"... I haven't actually tried one of these yet, but they've been on my "radar"...

Here's a great recent article about the business of escape rooms...

Breaking Into the Boom in Escape Rooms: What Entrepreneurs Need to Know
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/11/b...-business.html

The next link has some interesting older info about a guy who was able to build an escape room for just $500... How did he do it?

As he says himself...

"I was able to find a location with super cheap rent, 250 a month, and then got most of the props from Goodwill on their half off days, it built them myself. Those are the two major expenses, rent and buying a concept, so I created my own concept to save money."

https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneu...months_ago_it/

Best wishes,

Dien

[unpinkpanther]

Thank you Gordon

I find this helpful...

Originally Posted by GordonJ

So, I'll give you a late Xmas gift, fair enough: Still some good ideas...

https://writerstollbooth.com/Christmas52zz.pdf