kennethtang

Want to know the FASTEST way to start building your list and start making money almost instantly with the Warrior forum?

Here's a simple, bare-bones, no fluff, no hassle way to do it...if you got the guts and the discipline to do it. I came to this conclusion after some observation of the boards as a moderator and personal experience as a subscriber.

It's yours FREE.

If it makes sense to you, use it. If it doesn't, don't. Your choice.


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"Amid willowy mists I stand
Waters beckon to fallen leaves,
Shadows dance on the lake"

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We live in a world that is too speeded up.

We need to slow down to the speed of life, as the title of a popular book suggests. We need to slow down to allow our souls to catch up to our bodies.

One way I do that is by writing poetry. In order to write poetry, we need to slow down long enough to catch...

IM is still but one part of the Internet experience, though hard to see because we are, after all, IMers and we're hanging out and discussing this in a marketing forum.

But the Internet, per se, was never about doing things either TO or FOR people. It was about, and will continue to be about, doing things WITH people.

After both you and I and everyone else here is long dead and gone, the Internet will still be here...perhaps in another more evolved form, but the major use...

Instead of buying systems/programs/etc, spend a few bucks on The War Room membership and read Allen's "Private Posts" report. It's been some time since it came out but the ideas in it are still very workable. I've seen fellow Warriors successfully launch and run full-fledged web businesses based on one single idea in that report.

Get some ideas percolating, then decide on one -- and just one. Whatever you end up deciding, whether to create your own product or promote an affiliate...

I spent the last 20 years of my working life as a martial arts/sports instructor back home - 10 of those years as head coach of an elite squad of high-performing athletes.

The skills that those guys know are essentially the same as the average weekend-warrior.

I mean a kick is a kick is a kick, right?

So what separates the high-performance athlete from the three-times-a-week warrior?

Conditioning...

Yes, conditioning, in all its various...