RANT: Frank Kern Rocks

I think he rocks b/c he's so easy to follow plus he delves into the areas of personal development that a lot of marketers lack....which holds them back from growth.

This is what Core Influence is about.

Also, his material is probably one of the most organized launches I've ever seen. Down to the way he packages everything in the box you receive.

There was a "hand written" (originally hand written and color copied) notebook paper. He has asterisks, "cloud bubbles" and other little things.

On to the material, he goes into actual examples. It comes with complimentary dvds, cds, and workbook. No bullshit and things are kept to a minimum.

I am impressed by how easy everything is to follow. I got through the Core Influence (pt 1 of MC2), 4 day cash machine (pt 2 of MC2) and half of week 1 of the 4 week "Main Course" all in a matter of 4 hours. Simple, impactful, and easy to follow.

Plus he is just damn funny so he's more "edutainment" than just "education"...which at my point in IM I need a lot more than pure content.

I want content+ fun b/c there's only so many dry ebooks you can follow b4 you hate this industry

Cheers,

Brad Spencer

I would say he does b/c he teaches "money magnets" which is his phrase for freebies to get people interested in what you're launching.

A different way than just blasting articles and what not.

Cheers,

Brad Spencer

Of course, as is everything in IM...implementation is the only thing that matters. A mediocre product implemented is infinitely more valuable than something collecting dust.

Cheers,

Brad

That's exactly what Core Influence is. When you speak from your core identity to another person's core identity that's what happens.

You have felt the result of Core Influence.

Cheers,

Brad Spencer

Eh...we'll agree to disagree. The best ideas are really just expansions of current ideas.

Think and Grow Rich has spawned so many self-help gurus it's not even funny. However, the material is timeless and if you present things in a different way you are expanding on it.

Look at Proctor and Gamble...they make 20 different versions of Tide to keep the brand fresh and relevant. They probably don't have to do much to come up with a new scent or style...just changing it and improving it slightly.

Toyota is famous for this with Kaizen...or "constant improvement" (or little improvement...not exactly fluent in Japanese )

They find little ways to improve something. That's it...it is their main key to success (along with the obvious...good cars/good price blah blah blah).

Getting ideas from someone else and combining them has done a lot of good things for the world. Being clever is a key to success...plain and simple...so yes he is brilliant...in my opinion.

Cheers,

Brad Spencer

Nicely put Mitch, and a part of Franks appeal.
Have you seen his pictures before he moved to California?

Short hair, brown, no blond like now, guess all that California sun is coloring it?

Mike_pdx: Please don't post affiliate links... or at least tell us they are aff links.

To everyone else, here's the none aff link; Longevity Now Program - Frank Kern

The people comparing Mass Control to books on Amazon evidently have not seen the product. Granted I've just started looking through it today but I can already make one key distinction...

Books provide information, some of them definitely contain the information Frank provides. No denying that. The difference - however - is that marketing books on Amazon typically don't provide a step by step plan to make a bunch of money. Frank does.

If you can craft a money getting system as effective as Mass Control from the information in books, awesome! Tell me where to sign up! For those of us who aren't interested in doing all of that work (at least at this point in our Interweb marketing careers) well, there's Mass Control.

The Core Influence DVD blew my mind; seriously didn't expect that kind of heavy stuff.