spyglass
May 21, 2015, 11:22 PM
Yeah Gordon, I have seen Harvey's courses go off on eBay at hundreds of bucks...fueled by Harvey's online almost cult legend no doubt.
Someone who was in serious conversation with Harvey about five years ago has made a standing offer to barter the many hours of the conversations for my archived course. I am considering it since I now view the course as obsolete.
It was cutting edge when introduced for years, perhaps decades later. I imagine Harvey over the decades has improved and expended his model to the point that it is barely recognizable to his original work which the core was his Toll Position concept. Except for the foundation philosophy of his model that is timeless.
Thanks for chiming in.
Interesting fact for today...
His original courses have been selling for hundreds of dollars on ebay this past year.
Although the technologies have evolved, the core of his courses are timeless, the THINKING behind the concepts is his secret, which is too hard for most people to wrap their heads around...
most seek the HOW to of doing without taking the time to learn the mental aspects, the mindset first, NOT the do this, then do that, etc.
Molds were only one thing in the course, he was big on paper and ink, and his bonus materials contained those Copyright, Trademark, Patent types of toll positions too.
Just my opinion, but it is Harvey's THINKING, and not the procedures and processes, those are all worked out before any worldly action is taken...
and today, his concepts have so evolved, that few can execute the way he can because they want to DO it their way rather than THINK his.
His success is guaranteed BEFORE he takes action in the world, because he has penciled it out in an A to Z, soup to nuts, one, two, three fashion. That is what makes him unique.
The HB Virtual Corporation has many forms, sort of like a Wankel Engine, while ordinary engines have to fire on all pistons, the Wankel has an unusual much more efficient motion to it.
He gets more done in a few hours than most of us do in a week.
Thanks for the post, Harvey is always a welcome subject to discuss here.
Gordon
PS. I was just listening to a few of the audios we made a few years ago, I have about 30 hours of pure solid gold.
Someone who was in serious conversation with Harvey about five years ago has made a standing offer to barter the many hours of the conversations for my archived course. I am considering it since I now view the course as obsolete.
It was cutting edge when introduced for years, perhaps decades later. I imagine Harvey over the decades has improved and expended his model to the point that it is barely recognizable to his original work which the core was his Toll Position concept. Except for the foundation philosophy of his model that is timeless.
Thanks for chiming in.
Interesting fact for today...
His original courses have been selling for hundreds of dollars on ebay this past year.
Although the technologies have evolved, the core of his courses are timeless, the THINKING behind the concepts is his secret, which is too hard for most people to wrap their heads around...
most seek the HOW to of doing without taking the time to learn the mental aspects, the mindset first, NOT the do this, then do that, etc.
Molds were only one thing in the course, he was big on paper and ink, and his bonus materials contained those Copyright, Trademark, Patent types of toll positions too.
Just my opinion, but it is Harvey's THINKING, and not the procedures and processes, those are all worked out before any worldly action is taken...
and today, his concepts have so evolved, that few can execute the way he can because they want to DO it their way rather than THINK his.
His success is guaranteed BEFORE he takes action in the world, because he has penciled it out in an A to Z, soup to nuts, one, two, three fashion. That is what makes him unique.
The HB Virtual Corporation has many forms, sort of like a Wankel Engine, while ordinary engines have to fire on all pistons, the Wankel has an unusual much more efficient motion to it.
He gets more done in a few hours than most of us do in a week.
Thanks for the post, Harvey is always a welcome subject to discuss here.
Gordon
PS. I was just listening to a few of the audios we made a few years ago, I have about 30 hours of pure solid gold.
