Please continue to sleep…

This free report is very good except the JV part. My advice to you is take this whole idea of “The Death Of…” presentation with a pinch of salt ((in the short term)). Honestly, the author is just playing a game of influence. Why do I say this?

Because it is not beneficial for those who are willing to change their way of thinking to give up halfway in their current projects and restart again. Whatever your current projects are, they should be stepping stones towards the ideas this author is presenting. That’s natural progress. Whatever your goals are, if they are MORE urgent and important than what the report says, complete them, and leverage on the results to step up to the next level.

The author, the same guy who said that one of the biggest JV mistake is to “insult the marketer by telling him how he is going to get rich by making this amount of $ with this % of conversion” in the report “The World’s Most Shocking JV Mistakes”, has stepped up, so don’t disturb him with JVs. Why? Because he feels spoilt for choices and has no positive vocabulary to express himself than to thump those who needs to eat rice.

Perhaps he’s in Barclays Premier League, but we are still stuck at Division 2. So what? There will always be dime sales, firesales and Frugal Fridays. The flea market will always have its own flea audience, and we will continue to “sleep around with one another’s sisters”. The author has not addressed “The Resurrection Of The Flea Market” because he has not realized flea markets also have their own evolving dynamics to make themselves relevant. Marketers continue to choose the way they make money by catering to a market they feel comfortable with, one that is compatible to their level of thought.

True, trends will evolve, and the report is definitely prophetic, with great elements of Rich Schefren’s IBM ideas in it, but the moment the author promotes for another marketer, the JV part can be forgettable.

MONEY HAS NO EYES. IF ANYONE CAN MAKE IT, SO CAN…I.

My words, my responsibility. - Nelson

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