Don't Go In the War Room!

Ok, this is actually a plug for the War Room.

For some reason, I didn't sign up for the War Room when I first signed up at the Warrior Forum. I thought, "Yeah, sure, it's gonna have a bunch of regurgitated junk that you can find for free all over the place if you look hard enough.", so I waited. And, waited...

Then, because I'm also a consumer, I bit after hearing the price might go up, and I joined. And, right from the very first post, I was getting to see and learn things in such incredible, precise, detail, that I spent like 6 hours in there, virtually astonished at the quantity, and quality, of information that people were sharing with one another.

Not only that, but many of the warriors who were receiving the information would come back 1, 2, 3, 7, 14, etc days later and share some of their results with it, or gave advice to make it even better, or shared the unique, unforeseen ways in which they were putting it to use.

Each of us has probably learned quite a bit about, at least, 1-2 topics in internet marketing. Maybe, for you, it's copywriting and traffic generation. Or, for someone else, it's article marketing and domain flipping. But, there's so much more to learn and I've found the War Room to be like an Internet Marketing university where ANYONE who has some good information to share can be a professor! And, there's so many professors, and so much good information (wait, didn't I say that already?! :p )

Let me just say this, while there IS such a thing as information overload, that is resolved simply by taking in new information in manageable pieces, but for you to grow your business, especially into multiple streams of income, it's important for you to get that new information. And each time you learn something new, it combines, subconsciously, with everything else you've learned and you begin to see all kinds of new possibilities... that were ALWAYS there before!... but were just invisible to you.

I am not a salesman for the War Room, I'm just a happy customer. And, if there's one thing I can guarantee you, it's that the very first day you join, you'll be like a kid in a candy store and I can't imagine you walking away from your first day in there without something new that you can use to make whatever it is you're trying to do more successful.

And it's a one-time joining fee... helloooo???

Anyone else wanna second this?

Eric