Help me I'm drowning!!!!

navarro · Joined: 08 Nov 2007 Posts: 3

well at the risk of coming off like a total moron I wanted to ask a question...

Are any of the programs that I am being bombarded with worth checking out? Some of these are Profit Lance, The Millionaire League by Brian Wynn and Forex-Killer.

I don't for one minute believe all the claims that they make. However if I did just 10% as good as what they claim can be "easily" attained...that would still be pretty exciting.

OK now when you stop laughing any response would be greatly appriciated!!!

walker22 · Joined: 01 Apr 2006 Posts: 36 Location: Las Vegas

I'm afraid I'm of no help on those particular programs or names.

I'm not familiar with them and therefore can't offer an opinion.

Any others you'd like to mention?

Hope someone else responds soon for you.

Dan Reinhold · Joined: 31 Jan 2006 Posts: 115 Location: Massachusetts USA

The important thing is what YOU want to do. Have you given that much thought?

There's lots of expensive crap out there and there's lots of expensive non-crap. Until you can tell the difference, save your money and start with Roz' book.

Yes, really.

Lowell Rieger · Moderator Joined: 22 Jun 2006 Posts: 115

I'll second what Dan says. Investing in some program that you have no knowledge of or real interest in is almost always a recipe for failure.

If you concentrate on a topic you are interested in, it makes the work seem like fun. If you are really passionate about it, so much the better. And if you can't think of a topic you know, pick one you'd like to learn more about.

For some reason people think that because we're on the Internet what people buy is somehow different. So there are thousands of "money making programs."

If someone was sitting across from you in a restaurant booth, could you convince them to buy these programs? I don't think the majority of the public even knows what Forex is.

But you probably could get them to at least look at something that solved a problem they were having. Like training their dog, how to get a date, how to put some spark their marriage, or potty training their child, or ways to improve their credit, really the list of problems people encounter in their lives is almost endless.

And they all need fresh information to help solve their day to day problems. Sell your own info or show them how and where to get the info from elsewhere.

One other tip: make sure there is money being spent on the topic. I just go into CJ and look at the ones that pay the most.

Best,

Lowell