Re: Two complimentary works that will give you a PhD. in chattel....

> Here are two works that you'll find to be
> complimentary to the Chattel Report.

> Both are works by Jim Straw who has done
> what he writes about. Both are ways of
> making money by other than starting a
> busines. They involve finding things over
> there and selling them over here SORT of.

> Very different from the Chattel Report, but
> both works are eye-openers for people
> looking for ways to make full time income
> from part-time efforts.

> Both of these fit that bill:

> The first work is called:
> FINDER'S FEES-The Easiest Money You'll Ever
> Make.

>
> http://www.businesslyceum.com/findersfees.html?id=A105
> And the second work is;
> MAKE A FORTUNE JUST SNOOPING AROUND

>
> http://www.businesslyceum.com/snooper.html?id=A105
> When you combine these works with the
> Chattel Report, you have a doctoral course
> of studies into the wonderful world of
> chattel.

> It costs you NOTHING to get into it. It
> requires NO skills or talents. You can start
> small and build your income.

> NOTHING beats Chatteling, however you do it
> for the fastest, easiest way to start to
> make money...if you are willing to DO it
> (there's that word again DO)

> AMAZING things happen when you take ACTION.

> If you are having trouble getting started
> and COMPLETING a project, then keep your eye
> out for the soon to be released:

> GET OUT OF YOUR RUT AND INTO YOUR GROOVE
> which could be available as early as this
> week...stay tuned.

> Gordon (Groovy) Alexander

Thanks, Gordon, for this and the preceding post. "Case studies" like that are always a great way to learn.

I am familiar with Jim Straw's stuff, having subscribed to both his free e-newsletter and WorldWide Business Exchange a couple of months ago. I also bought the "Snooping" report, which was very good. Eventually, I'll get the Finder's Fee course, but I've got so many "balls in the air" as it is, that I haven't been able to make much progress on anything. Guess I need your "10 Days" report/course, eh?

Chris

Chris -

> but I've got so many "balls in
> the air" as it is, that I haven't been
> able to make much progress on anything.
> Guess I need your "10 Days"
> report/course, eh?

And that's the situation so *many* people find themselves in. Especially since 9/11. In fact, that's why Gordon and I put together "10 Days to Get Out of Your Rut and Into Your Groove." *We* couldn't figure out what to do. *We* needed a push in the right direction. It finally occurred to us that if *we* needed a push, others might as well.

Although it's not *quite* ready for release yet, we *are* getting very favorable initial reviews. If you really want to give yourself a push in the right direction and do it *rapidly*, you might want to check the course when it rolls out.

Rick Smith, "The Net Guerrilla"


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