What I’ve been enjoying about internet marketing so far is that it truly tests my natural “out of the box” character. I have to be out of the box and ahead of the game if I want to be able to capture markets (and profits) early. I like the challenge and reward of thinking of the next best thing.

I find your site very motivating and a great source of inspiration. Thanks very much.

You would be surprised how UNsaturated markets really are. There are a lot of people who are not actively “working it”…

As for FCS, like with most things – that is entirely up to each individual person. Last November I earned $1,759 (profit) using this strategy. In December it was $1,687. Just to throw some examples out there – and both of those were me “testing” the strategy (not putting 100% effort into it).

Here is the link again if you want to check it out. Its not yet publicly available, so the current price is a special offer for my readers only:

http://www.fastcashstrategy.com/clicknewz-readers.htm

On a different note, I purchased the Newbie Easy Income Plan from your affiliate link and read the report. It makes sense and I have yet to try it but in my research I found that perhaps the market has been saturated already…but it’s worth a shot. I’m contemplating purchasing your Fast Cash Strategy but I have to ask (and maybe this against the rules) but how much cash is “cash” and how fast is “fast”? On average.

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Most people that get money “handed” to them end up blowing it and making their situations worse because they are not truly ready to receive the blessing of wealth.

Al

I was fascinated watching the unfolding of the MC campaign. There is no doubt Frank is an excellent marketer. He seems to be humbly confident in his skills. I never got the feeling he was trying to market a get rich quick scheme, only good marketing strategies.

I enjoyed that episode of Oprah. It reinforced other studies I have read about instant wealth. That segment about the homeless man was interesting. The bottom line seems to have been that he tagged himself as a homeless man who lives day to day. That is when he is most comfortable.

I believe anything you truly value you must have had an investment of time, energy or money. If you build your business, wealth, career or relationship and such you will grow with it and learn it.

When I was lecturing at a university here in Thailand most of the students, maybe 85%, were studying due to government loans. But my best students came from a small group who were acutally working a part time job to pay for their education. My belief is that this is because they had an investment in their learning.

You can see examples of building versus overnight success in many areas. The builders are normally enduring. I consider Clint Eastwood a builder, he started small and built his career and has been extremely successful.

I somehow found Aaron Wall and his SEObook. I was impressed at what he offered for free on his blog. The tutorials and tools he has made available are valuable enough but that is what prompted me to invest in his book. Good stuff.

I recently discovered that link clicking can be extremely beneficial. Successful and knowledgeable people seem to stay connected.

A big consideration will have to be your choice of tax shelters. It makes sense to invest in business and income sources, for continued financial security. But you’ll also want to look into things like SEP as a means of putting away large amounts of money that you want to hold on to until you are in a different tax bracket.

There is MUCH to consider in any of those types of situations (hard-earned income or unexpected fortune). With more wealth comes more responsibility…

Al

I highly recommend Dave Ramsey and his Total Money Makeover. Completely changed our lives for the better. You will never look at money or debt the same way again.