This Is How You Earn Trust

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As Stephen Covey pointed out in his book, The Speed Of Trust, the world moves “at the speed of trust.”  You can learn the main point of most business books by reading the book or chapter titles.  The rest is just footnotes, stories and research.  So, I’m not going to waste both of our time asking for your trust without doing what I can to deserve it.  I’m also not going ask for a several hundred dollar “trust me baby!” investment.

The best way I can prove to you that Click Funnels works is by letting you watch it work for yourself.  So, here’s the deal.  Trust me and work the system.  You can read all the success stories from the link below on the website but I want you to see the proof yourself.

Click here to get started with Click Funnels.

8 Reasons You Should Invite Me Over For Dinner

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During the holidays, a terribly glorious thing happens to food.  By this cosmetic mystery, I find myself in front of rich, hearty, sumptuous meals that look like medieval feasts aka: “I feel like freaking King Arthur!”  If nowhere else in the world, around this table, there is no distraction between young and old, between man and woman, between gourmet chef and well me.  In this mystery, all are equally rich.

This mystery is: The Potluck Dinner.  In front of me mashed potatoes, homemade walnut sourdough bread and wild fruit pies with scorched and candid toppings.  At Potluck Dinner, you can bring a pack of napkins and it’s everyone else’s job to take care of feeding you like a king.

Click Funnels is the potluck version of a business.  You bring a determined attitude.  We’ll bring the:

  • Web design
  • Tech support
  • Sales funnel
  • Lead development
  • Marketing funnel
  • Sales team
  • Order fulfilment
  • Customer service

Mm, those sound like 8 good reasons to have us over for dinner or you could go back to eating that sandwich it looks like you’ve got.

Click here if you’re coming.

Three Tricks To Identify A Grubby Guru

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I just got another desperate email from a self help guy who wants me to buy his book for insecure men or women and start a book club with other insecure men who will buy his book.  The Internet is full of grubby gurus looking to use people like you to make an extra buck but you knew that, I didn’t need to tell you that.

What I would like to share with you is this: A three question test to help you think for yourself about these Internet offers:

Does it cost something?  Real opportunities with real value will cost something to get started.  If they lead with a free trial, they usually want you to forget to cancel your payment.  If it’s $5 or something, it’s because they know their product is not worth your time and they’ve got to catch you out before you figure them out.

Does it work?  I’m talking about quantifiable results.  Real numbers.  Any Joe-Schmo can pull phony “success stories” out of his butt and make his poker buddies read them into a camcorder.  Click Funnels is no feel good opportunity, it’s a results machine.  You put in the work like the rest of us, you’ll get the results like the rest of us.  Pinky promise.

Does time equal money?  It doesn’t matter how long they’ve been doing business.  It only matters how successful they’ve been in creating value and paying commissions.

Well, that’s the test, how did we do?

Click here to investigate for yourself.

History Lesson On America’s Patron Saint Of Book Reading

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Frederick Douglass is America’s “Patron Saint” of being a book-reading bad-ass.  Now, I’m not a F-Dougie hater but I think we take his example too seriously.  Douglass was an American slave.  As the story goes, he and his fellow slaves were not allowed to learn how to read.

So, what did he go ahead and do?  He learned to read.  In his reading, his soul was pricked by this idea of “Freedom” that he just couldn’t shake.  So, he dedicated himself to the education and empowerment of his fellow slaves and he staged an escape in the process.  He found his freedom and we know his story.

We’ve been seeking empowerment through education ever since but you’re not Frederick Douglass.  You can read for yourself and no one’s telling you what to do.  At least, not with any power.  So, stop reading “Empowerment” books and get off your butt and make the change you know you want to make.  You could keep with the sheep and read another this-is-how-life-works book.

Your other option is to hop on board with us and make commissions in the $1000s – $5000s or more per month.  We don’t give you books to read.  We build your business with you step by step.

Do F-Dougie proud and click here.

Is Your Boss A Wonderful Wizard Or A Wicked Witch?

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Why do I pick on stupid gurus and bad bosses?  I’m sure some of them are great guys and gals, maybe very encouraging people but they still don’t deserve your business.  It’s like the not so wonderful Wizard of Oz says when he’s exposed as a phony at the end of the movie, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

After Dorothy and her friends finish their trippy trip to the celestial city and the wizard wasn’t actually able to help Dorothy get home, he says in his defence: “I’m not a bad man, I’m just a bad wizard.”  My translation is: “I’m a nice guy but I can’t do my job.”

Google bosses give their employees inspiring work with clear expectations, room for creativity and compensation that matches their efforts.  Most people are going to have a boss for most of their life but they usually settle for bad bosses.

I’m not a “Wizard” but I’m a good boss.  I’ll do for you what good bosses are supposed to which is to get you good work and good pay.

Click here to take me up on my offer.