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Re: If you're the Lone Ranger...I'm Tonto
John,
I happen to agree with you 110%...and no one admires good marketing more than myself. But there are some things that are more important than marketing and money. Just because it works...doens't mean its right. But I know that "right" is a relative word. David Frey Marketing Best Practices Inc. > Your comment sort of sparked a need to speak > up on this one. > You said, "You may hate his style but > it gets results." > I'm probably going to be the lone ranger > here, but it seems to me this kind of > philosophy has done more harm to society > than good. > I am well aware of Gary, as well as Dan > Kennedy, and have had the opportunity to > study their materials and such. > But I hope I never lose my perspective that > "the end never justifies the > means", which is what your comment > seemed to be saying. > Sorry, but I don't believe it does. To me, > there is more to life and business than what > I see in the lives of Gary and his > newsletters. > Do I read them? Yes...but at arms length. > Do I learn? Yes. But I miss a lot due to the > style. > I am many times saddened in my spirit that > the tools used by Gary is so gutterish. > Even the email address of NoSexGary@ is not > necessary. > You said. "Gary creates a copy-writing > car-wreck that you just have to slow down > and gawk at." > "Gawk At"...I rather pity the man. > You said, "And your opportunity to have > meaningful impact will be in direct > proportion to your willingness to > offend". > I believe the tally will show that folks > like Bill Myers, Jim Rohn, and others in > those camps have actually had more > "meaningful impact". And they > deliver without the "trash talk". > Life isn't just measured by the > "impact" we have had, but rather > it is the impact we have had measured > against the impact we could have had. > But, as in all things, that's just an > opinion. > Regards, > John Palma |
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