Harvey Brody...READ, ASK or ADD to...

Hi Gordon,

I'm not sure if you are still collecting questions for Harvey -- if so, here goes:

1) Does the Toll-Booth concept work for services as well as products?

2) Would Harvey be willing to name the entrepreneurs he worked (apprenticed/studied) under when he first got started? I noticed that he didn't name them in his tollbooth report, and he didn't name them in his book "How to become financially and personally independent." It would be interesting to study these early influences who helped inspire the tollbooth concept.

Thanks,
Pickle

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[Posted by GordonJ:]



Tim,

Thanks for stating that because that document contains a lot of information and the answer to your question is YES....and NO.

He created a fantastic course that had about 8 volumes to it and a newsletter too. The course included copyrights, trademarks, PATENTS, and many examples and illustrations. His newsletter was published, for I believe about 2 years...so there was a lot of A-Z step-by-step information published.

That is where many of these other people got the concept for their own "Toll Position" marketing things.

The NO part, or the problem with that information is, Mr. Brody is doing things in a more fantastic, incredible way. For example, you wouldn't find any mention of the Internet in the OLD stuff...yet Harvey Brody has used AOL to make millions of dollars.

So the techniques, the HOW TO, have become accelerated. What used to get done by paper on ink, by telephone tag, etc. .... that now gets accomplished via electrons...ZOOM ZOOM, and the whole world is now so much smaller and things get done faster.

Harvey Brody feels that what he is doing today is like flying in a Jet plane compared to a small single engine Piper Cub when he was publishing his newsletter...both beat walking or driving...but TIME wise, there is no comparison.

Also, it isn't complicated. He's pointed out to me that it is relatively simple, that anyone can do it. WRITING about it and putting all the methods down on paper for instruction purposes is far more time consuming than actually doing it.

We (and I in particular) appreciate the fact he is taking time out of his day to help people who have never been exposed to this kind of information before.

Thanks for your questions Tim and Cash4notes, keep em coming.

Gordon Jay Alexander

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