Hi ,
I love the Chinese proverb, "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it."
Isn't it interesting that so many people who have never tried something are quick to tell you it can't be done?
For instance, several days ago I wrote you about an incredible chance to join an elite program that walks you step-by-step to creating a simple eBook that can generate five, six and even seven figures.
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Now most people are quick to dismiss that idea with the opinion that (1) they could never do something like that and (2) you can't make any real money with eBooks anyway.
Well, don't tell Tony Waters it can't be done. The TEENAGER turned his love of skateboarding into an eBook that shows others how to do it and pulled in almost 100K a year.
Definitely don't tell Mike Geary that it can't be done. He ONLY did about $4 million last year with ONE eBook.
And for goodness sakes, don't tell Amazon.com and Apple. They've sunk hundreds of millions of dollars into the Kindle and iPad, and the industry is expecting more than 128 million new eReader tablets to be sold this year.
Amazon has announced they now sell more eBooks than print books.
Then again, "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it."
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I hope you don't miss it --- if creating a semi-passive source of income would make a difference in your life.
Hey, I personally think Amazon.com and Apple are pretty shrewd and innovative companies. If they think it's worth gambling millions on eReaders then they might know something most people don't. But of course, they've already learned the Chinese proverb above --- as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos recounts, "Every well-intentioned, high-judgment person we asked told us not to do it."
So to wrap this up, the video presentation that shows you how it's done will be coming down (the video explains why). So it would be wise to stop now and take a few minutes to watch it.
And that reminds me of another Chinese proverb: "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now." Go plant your "tree" now!
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Dr. Robert Anthony