thanks steve – you see, so many entrepreneurs make the mistake of designing a business where they’re the only one who benefits. and because of it – they’re the ones that have to do all the work.

one of the secrets to building a business really fast and with less effort is to build into the business benefits for everyone that interacts with the business.

when done this way – becoming a founder is a whole lot easier.

rich

what’s not believable Jesse?

that designing a business where everyone benefits will grow your business faster than a business where only you benefit?

and if you read my blog post about billy mays you’d realize that telling me i sound like a pitchmen is a compliment – although i would imagine you didn’t read my blog post on billy mays, nor did you mean it that way.

but to each his own. believe what you want – just know you are paying a huge price for your own beliefs.

best of luck,
rich

i appreciate the feedback john.

and you’re right – this is a different style for me. in fact, i was inspired by the billy mays blog post i recently did.

the way i look at it is – if i want to get better at this style i have to do it, and with practice will come a better performance.

even if this approach doesn’t suit you – my hope is that you are inspired by the fact that i am still willing to learn – and practice the concept – “anything worth doing well – is worth doing poorly at first.”

either way – i hope the different style doesn’t take away from the message and it’s power to improve your business.

once again john – i appreciate the feedback and the way you delivered it (unlike jesse)

rich

thanks kip and steve – you guys are the first to retweet – appreciate your support