Amazing How Predictable People Are...

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First off, i have nothing against people sharing genuine "success stories" , although admittedly i'm always a tad sceptical and hinted as much in a recent success story thread...

Thing is, people being as predictable as they are, once one of these threads gain traction with people clamoring to heap praise and adoration on the OP it emboldens the scallywags to surface with their own made-up BS...

Case in point, thread that was started just minutes ago was deleted by an eagle eyed Mod... I say eagle-eyed but actually quite obvious to spot if you aren't counted among the gullible masses...

A convincing rags to riches story that ended off with...

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Q & A:

Where are you at today, Name Removed?!

Today, as of January of 2016, I have several six-figure income
streams coming from solo ad sales, info product sales,
consulting sales, coaching sales, investments, and I'm in the process of
launching a web hosting company.

Name Removed! Can You Mentor Me?

I sure can. See the link in my signature that is referencing
the "verifiable success stories."

Do you have free resources?

Absolutely, MANY! See: Link Removed to discover them.
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  • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
    Good yardstick, if people are hugely successful at making money online, why are they even bothering to mentor others? The on the beach or in the coffee bar lifestyle, working a few hours a day on the laptop doing a little maintenance on their largely automated income streams is surely all they should be doing, adding a few more perhaps.

    So, spending time mentoring people is just working more, unless they are employing a team to do it for them. Are these people workaholics or just plain greedy, or is the only money they are making running mentoring programs?
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    • Profile picture of the author discrat
      Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

      Good yardstick, if people are hugely successful at making money online, why are they even bothering to mentor others? The on the beach or in the coffee bar lifestyle, working a few hours a day on the laptop doing a little maintenance on their largely automated income streams is surely all they should be doing, adding a few more perhaps.

      So, spending time mentoring people is just working more, unless they are employing a team to do it for them. Are these people workaholics or just plain greedy, or is the only money they are making running mentoring programs?
      Believe it or not some of these rich cats do it for the challenge . I have known a number of Mentors who do not need to mentor to make major money.


      But to them its a challenge and also for some the enrichment they get from it is something money cannot buy.

      Look at our dear friend, Claudette. Do you honestly think the Vacuum Cleaner King of Wooster really is in dire need of money to do those Small Business trade shows and Mentoring of Vacuum Cleaner Owner/Operators . No , he does it for the love of helping people and his passion and love for the vacuum cleaner
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      • Profile picture of the author salegurus
        Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

        Good yardstick, if people are hugely successful at making money online, why are they even bothering to mentor others? The on the beach or in the coffee bar lifestyle, working a few hours a day on the laptop doing a little maintenance on their largely automated income streams is surely all they should be doing, adding a few more perhaps.
        That's basically how i see it as well with maybe the odd exception...

        Originally Posted by discrat View Post

        Believe it or not some of these rich cats do it for the challenge . I have known a number of Mentors who do not need to mentor to make major money.
        I believe you, but you can't compare the average WF member to the "rich cats" you personally know...

        It's just too easy to fudge the truth online...And believe me, we would probably be shocked at how many people do it if the truth ever came out...
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      • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
        Originally Posted by discrat View Post

        Look at our dear friend, Claudette. Do you honestly think the Vacuum Cleaner King of Wooster really is in dire need of money to do those Small Business trade shows and Mentoring of Vacuum Cleaner Owner/Operators . No , he does it for the love of helping people and his passion and love for the vacuum cleaner
        I write books because I want to share what I know. I give seminars because they pay really well, and I enjoy doing them.

        I know several coaches and gurus. Growing a following, that buys your coaching services is perhaps the most rewarding way to make a living. Teaching what you know, teaching what you are passionate about, and making a great living while doing so...is about as good as it gets.

        On the other hand, I don't think these are the people this thread is about.
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        • Profile picture of the author BigFrank
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          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          I write books because I want to share what I know.
          A tri-fold brochure with a blank section should more than suffice.

          Cheers. - Frank
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          • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
            Originally Posted by BigFrank View Post

            A tri-fold brochure with a blank section should more than suffice.

            Cheers. - Frank
            Not enough room for my ego.
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            • Profile picture of the author BigFrank
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              Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

              Not enough room for my ego.
              It's a big planet.

              Cheers. - Frank
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              • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
                Originally Posted by BigFrank View Post

                It's a big planet.

                Cheers. - Frank
                This planet isn't big enough for the both of us.

                With my super psychic powers, I can state with absolute certainty, that one of us will die first.

                Another fantastic insight;
                You and I are exactly the same distance from each other, right now.

                It's true, I'm a genius.
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                • Profile picture of the author BigFrank
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                  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                  This planet isn't big enough for the both of us.
                  You ain't left, yet?
                  With my super psychic powers, I can state with absolute certainty, that one of us will die first.
                  Looks like you beat me to it.
                  Another fantastic insight;
                  You and I are exactly the same distance from each other, right now.
                  Another OT math wiz!
                  It's true, I'm a penis.
                  Fixed that for you.

                  Cheers. - Frank
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                  • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
                    Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                    This planet isn't big enough for the both of us.

                    With my super psychic powers, I can state with absolute certainty, that one of us will die first.
                    Gee Claude you don't have to kill yourself to prove a point?.......!, (damn)!

                    The dunuts l sent you are not laced with strictin, honest!

                    Another fantastic insight;
                    You and I are exactly the same distance from each other, right now.

                    It's true, I'm a genius.[/QUOTE]

                    Get in line Claude, your genius cat comes first!

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                • Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                  You and I are exactly the same distance from each other, right now.
                  Question is, who gets to whom quickest?

                  You gotta figure that alla these dial-a-gurus are equidistant from their multi-million dollar subscribers, dolin' out their indispensability with a seemingly anonymous charm tailor made for every Juliette, Juliette2 an' Juliette3.

                  I figured early on that even for record breakin' burger throaters there is a limit to the volume of burgers per minute any mortal can throat — an' even heroes of any kind still gotta wash their pants an' hover in the hiatus between sittin' an' standin' while they are not bein' incalculably miraculous.

                  So, yeah, I am doobious about superhumans an' their castin' luminosity o'er, sans shade.

                  Mosta the greatest people in history bleed like ragin' imbeciles from the pages of their own autobiographies, their monumental successes knitted to tragic failures buried deep.

                  We are all supposeda be winnin' losers now, equally humbled by our merciless inconsistencies, which is why preposturin' hits a nerve, I guess.

                  That said, I have just made edible gravy.

                  Sure, I could speak about this at a zillion dollar conference, but right now I am gonna tip it over I pie I jus' burned.

                  I am exactly the same distance from bein' a culinary angel as I am from bein' found dead tomorrow thanks to chokin' on a huska carbon.
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        • Profile picture of the author Kurt
          Re: Amazing How Predictable People Are...


          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          I write books because I want to share what I know. I give seminars because they pay really well, and I enjoy doing them.

          I know several coaches and gurus. Growing a following, that buys your coaching services is perhaps the most rewarding way to make a living. Teaching what you know, teaching what you are passionate about, and making a great living while doing so...is about as good as it gets.

          On the other hand, I don't think these are the people this thread is about.

          I knew you were going to say this. You're so predictable!!!!
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  • There is weird stuff crackin' off upstairs, for sure.

    Gotta venture up there in search of miracles once in a while, but downstairs is where we play with ourselves if we wanna chill out an' come on undoobious, I guess.

    Blitz out on the Underworld with heart, an' heaven gonna quoit you its surfeit of pre-reserved haloes.
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    • Profile picture of the author BigFrank
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      It's hard enough to be extremely successful at any one venture. When I see blowhards putting up a laundry list of all the diverse areas they are crushing it in, I know immediately that they are simply casting a wider net to catch more fish with varied interests.

      Who believes this crap?

      Cheers. - Frank
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    • Profile picture of the author BigFrank
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      Originally Posted by Princess Balestra View Post

      but downstairs is where we play with ourselves
      Yes, that is the most enjoyable region. Oh, you meant the OT. Got it.

      Cheers. - Frank
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    • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
      Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

      Good yardstick, if people are hugely successful at making money online, why are they even bothering to mentor others? The on the beach or in the coffee bar lifestyle, working a few hours a day on the laptop doing a little maintenance on their largely automated income streams is surely all they should be doing, adding a few more perhaps.

      So, spending time mentoring people is just working more, unless they are employing a team to do it for them. Are these people workaholics or just plain greedy, or is the only money they are making running mentoring programs?
      No, l have dealt with Frank Kerns, which is hugely successful, but from what l have got from all of his videos, including some of the ones in some of his overpriced products, (they are available on occasion) it doesn't amount to much.

      He does mentor, but only on a large scale, but it is still one on one, more or less.

      But unfortunately from what l have seen, he offers good advise for individuals who already have a decent sized list, but little if you don't!

      Maybe a mentor can shortcut your way to wealth, but from what l have seen it is a case of "l am not Toni Skark, (Iron man) so l can't do this" sort of deal.

      Or they have the magic wand, and they are trying to pass it on to you. Sometimes it might work, but most of the time, l would think that hard work, and persistence would be better?

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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    I've chatted with a few folks over the past few years from this forum and I have no doubts they're banking. What's funny is none of these folks I've chatted with are in the IM niche.

    The IM niche itself is bloated with junk. I pity any poor sap that walks into that mess looking to make money online.
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    • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
      Originally Posted by Princess Balestra View Post

      Question is, who gets to whom quickest?

      You gotta figure that alla these dial-a-gurus are equidistant from their multi-million dollar subscribers, dolin' out their indispensability with a seemingly anonymous charm tailor made for every Juliette, Juliette2 an' Juliette3.

      I figured early on that even for record breakin' burger throaters there is a limit to the volume of burgers per minute any mortal can throat -- an' even heroes of any kind still gotta wash their pants an' hover in the hiatus between sittin' an' standin' while they are not bein' incalculably miraculous.

      So, yeah, I am doobious about superhumans an' their castin' luminosity o'er, sans shade.

      Mosta the greatest people in history bleed like ragin' imbeciles from the pages of their own autobiographies, their monumental successes knitted to tragic failures buried deep.

      We are all supposeda be winnin' losers now, equally humbled by our merciless inconsistencies, which is why preposturin' hits a nerve, I guess.

      That said, I have just made edible gravy.

      Sure, I could speak about this at a zillion dollar conference, but right now I am gonna tip it over I pie I jus' burned.

      I am exactly the same distance from bein' a culinary angel as I am from bein' found dead tomorrow thanks to chokin' on a huska carbon.
      There is a Nuclear bomb on the outskirts of Wooster, buried under the "Git, Yea, Hot Chilly's, Heres" sign.

      So l can take one out, and maybe both, l only need to type in 666 and press the integer button on my Calculator and no more vacumn cleaners!

      Maaaarrrrhhh!

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