Avoid Falling Prey To These Nasty Things

I think you just described 90% of the WSO's on this forum.

So true, There is no 4 hour work week. The amount of rice you put into the bowl is what you get out of it

my favorite is "game changer"...

I just got a spam email basically telling you to

1. Buy the system
2. Read the info
3. Go to sleep
4. Wake up
5. Make money

Its also funny that they said no affiliate sales what so ever then they show you their earnings chart from click bank.!!!

Basically people will knock on your door and throw money at you and stuff your mail box with checks just for buying their product. lol

Business in a Box is one that crops up regularly-aint no businesses in boxes, there are good strategies and tools that have direct relationships-but you have to drive the business, put the work in.

more like 98%+

It's like all theser we'll build you a $10k a month business for just $500..... Now....common sense meter on. WHY?
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because we have a life out side of business/ I.M and the Warrior forum? Seems you don't?

I will say this I believe something similar to a 4 hour work week is possible. Many of the tasks we do every day we could hire someone else to do. You could get to the point with the right staff that you were basically not working.

The key to this is you have to build a business up before this is possible and you have to put processes in place that make it work.

Of course how many who build a business like that will stop at just one? Branson is a classic example of this. He just keeps building businesses and putting the right people in charge of running them.

But if someone wanted to build a business and from day one planned for it to take around 5 hours per week of their time they could. Of course Tim sold people on the dream and not the reality.

I can tell you this in the corp world i have done many management jobs that took less than 10 hours a week of active work. Of course the job required me to be their for 50 plus hours but on average I only "worked" 20% of the time. And that was the key point that Tim's book was making. How much real work do you do and how can you get to the point where that real work is all you do.

Of course most of the businesses we talk about on this forum are not easily built to be hands off. But their are many business owners out there that literally are just owners. Hell the 1% is full of these people. They pay less taxes because it is capital gains and they do very little work.

Any business can do this. Simply look at your business and firgure out how much it would cost to replace yourself. Once you get big enough you put managers in place and at that point you are basically fully replaced.

As your business grows you naturally grow the staff.
Assistant
Telemarketers
Sales Professionals

It's only natural that in time all you personally do is manage and train. And in time you pay someone else to do this as well. So in the end you are not actively managing the business anymore.

Of course I suggest following the Branson lead and build multiple businesses like this. That way you have multiple income flows.

"When a guy with experience meets a guy with money..........
The guy with the experience gets the money.........
The guy with the money gets the experience.!"

Can't remember who said it.

Hugh

Ewen,

You are correct. We all have fallen for the same or other hot button promotions. After all, we were interested in the shortest and easiest route to mucho moola. So was the promoter of said shortest route. What we didn't know was the extent of bullshit he was shoveling. That's not a shame on us. That is an education and a damned cheap one at that.

Have a great day,

Tom