citrus
10-25-2009, 09:09 PM
Hey guys,
I'm sure a lot of you watched Jeff Walker's pre-launch videos for his PLM training and were as impressed by them as I was. Gotta love his style :)
Anyway, when I saw his last video which revealed the price, my eyeballs popped out. I'm not going to ruin the surprise for those who didn't watch the video, but let's just say that the average university student would have no hope in hell of affording the program. Even when Jeff introduced the payment options, I was still pretty disappointed because I didn't think I'd get in.
Luckily, I've got a spot saved...so I will be taking the plunge within the next few days. Let me tell you something - it's not easy to make huge investments like this. I haven't seen him around here in awhile, but Brandon Frederickson is a truly awesome guy because of his inspirational story. He left a comment on the PLM blog, but the short version is that he had cancer, got divorced, and was half a million bucks in debt due to medical bills. He spent his last $900 on the first payment on Jeff's Walker's training and now makes bajillions of dollars per year. The bajillions of dollars isn't the awesome part though - it's the fact that he took a calculated risk with all the money left in his possession and basically gave himself no other option but to succeed.
There's an old story about a general who sailed across a sea or something with his army to fight another army. His army was greatly outnumbered. Upon arrival, the general ordered all the ships to be burned and proceeded to tell his troops that to get home, they'd have to win the war. They won, or so the story goes.
To succeed, you've got to want it enough. Brandon did, and his calculated risk paid off...in epic fashion. He's pretty much the reason that I'm investing in the PLM training...if you told me a month ago that I'd be investing in a ridiculously high ticket training program right now, I'd laugh in your face.
I think it's too late for people to join the PLM training because the waiting list is probably really long. However, one thing I wanted to get across to people here is to take some calculated risks in your business. Don't shrink into your comfort zone to play it safe. If I wanted to play it "safe", I'd start studying harder to get a 4.0 GPA, then go to grad school, then get a high paying government job or something. Find some way to burn some ships so to speak so that you give yourself no choice but to succeed.
But yeah, hopefully, with this PLM training under my belt, I'll become a more valuable member of this community and be able to bring some valuable insights just like our friend Brandon has done so frequently.
Best,
Curtis
I'm sure a lot of you watched Jeff Walker's pre-launch videos for his PLM training and were as impressed by them as I was. Gotta love his style :)
Anyway, when I saw his last video which revealed the price, my eyeballs popped out. I'm not going to ruin the surprise for those who didn't watch the video, but let's just say that the average university student would have no hope in hell of affording the program. Even when Jeff introduced the payment options, I was still pretty disappointed because I didn't think I'd get in.
Luckily, I've got a spot saved...so I will be taking the plunge within the next few days. Let me tell you something - it's not easy to make huge investments like this. I haven't seen him around here in awhile, but Brandon Frederickson is a truly awesome guy because of his inspirational story. He left a comment on the PLM blog, but the short version is that he had cancer, got divorced, and was half a million bucks in debt due to medical bills. He spent his last $900 on the first payment on Jeff's Walker's training and now makes bajillions of dollars per year. The bajillions of dollars isn't the awesome part though - it's the fact that he took a calculated risk with all the money left in his possession and basically gave himself no other option but to succeed.
There's an old story about a general who sailed across a sea or something with his army to fight another army. His army was greatly outnumbered. Upon arrival, the general ordered all the ships to be burned and proceeded to tell his troops that to get home, they'd have to win the war. They won, or so the story goes.
To succeed, you've got to want it enough. Brandon did, and his calculated risk paid off...in epic fashion. He's pretty much the reason that I'm investing in the PLM training...if you told me a month ago that I'd be investing in a ridiculously high ticket training program right now, I'd laugh in your face.
I think it's too late for people to join the PLM training because the waiting list is probably really long. However, one thing I wanted to get across to people here is to take some calculated risks in your business. Don't shrink into your comfort zone to play it safe. If I wanted to play it "safe", I'd start studying harder to get a 4.0 GPA, then go to grad school, then get a high paying government job or something. Find some way to burn some ships so to speak so that you give yourself no choice but to succeed.
But yeah, hopefully, with this PLM training under my belt, I'll become a more valuable member of this community and be able to bring some valuable insights just like our friend Brandon has done so frequently.
Best,
Curtis