Comments on: Startup To Freedom Video Now Available!

By: Stewart

Stewart — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 12:55:56 +0000

I wasn’t going to comment. but it appears as tho’ you are intent on ignoring the negative comments, which overwhelmingly appear to relate to the reception of your movies. I am on a dial up connection, and frankly, a half hour movie viewed on line with the buffering problems encountered, comes across as a disjointed ONE hour production to be avoided at all cost. Certainly not a positive experience.
Please allow your movies to be downloaded for optimum viewing and response, would also encourage repeat viewing in an attempt to catch what may have been missed the fist time around.
I’m sorry you can’t see that such a move would be in your own interest as well as ours

By: Pat McMullin

Pat McMullin — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 03:57:47 +0000

Rich,
You have alot to say.
I have been around too long and what you do say is on the money. No fluf just the real information that can take me to another level. I have all the excuses that everyone else has. The impact on me on your 10 steps; vision, plan, marketing, business development etc.. is the same as corporate america. Someone said that in order to be successful you to do that “something” correct and continue to that “something” correct. The point is that “something” as you have articulated, is not only action but the process’s of a plan to do that “something”. Plenty of people expound on putting a company together and getting a product and then just watch the money pour in your mail box. HA! I’ve fallen for it.

Pat McMullin

Thank you

By: Ed Pamer

Ed Pamer — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 19:40:18 +0000

Rich,

I just finished watching your “Prescriptions” video. You are right on target and I find your materials of great value to the field of entrepreneurism.

I’ve been an entrepreneur all my life and as the past president of the Minnesota Entrepreneurs — I KNOW that everything you’ve said is on target.

That whole business of making decisions when you don’t have all the answers flies in the face of corporate america, which crucifies any decision not based on having ALL the facts. Yet this is what entrepreneurs HAVE TO DO. It’s like crossing a river while building a bridge at the same time. Yet not knowing where the next brick is coming for to build your bridge. Ironically, if you just keep pressing forward in the direction of your VISION — the answers [bricks] will just keep coming.

As you walk the next two blocks of uncertainty in your adventure, you will start to see the following two blocks that were hidden from you earlier. However, you still might not be able to see the following two blocks. The TRICK, if there is any magic for an entrepreneur to grasp onto–is just realizing you’ll be okay at the end of the day. Just as long as you keep pressing forward towards your goals and vision.

Very enjoyable materials.

Ed Palmer, CEO
SolarAttic, Inc.

Past President of
The Minnesota Entrepreneurs
http://www.mn-entrepreneurs.org

PS - The Minnesota Entrepreneurs meet monthly in Minneapolis. It is a great networking resource for beginning or experienced entrepreneurs. If you have Minnesota entrepreneurs posting, they’ll enjoy this group. Info at the above link.

By: Susanna

Susanna — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 17:53:52 +0000

Hello, I enjoyed watching your video. It was very informative. You have cleared up some thoughts for me into starting up a business. I will be waiting enthusiastically for your next video.

Thanks so much,

Susanna Vicario

By: Christopher

Christopher — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 04:04:24 +0000

Good overview in your first video Rich, thank you. About to head over to the next ones.
Can’t help thinking that a large number of people look to the internet to start a business due to the low cost, plus having been sold on “go it alone even in your underwear” - this by virtue means they already have the “I can do it all by myself” mindset. From what you covered in the video, most will never build enough momentum..??

By: AG Wright

AG Wright — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 00:19:13 +0000

Hi Rich-
It’s nice to finally hear someone recognize and acknowledge the reality of being an Entrepreneur and that it definitely is not a ‘one size fits all’ lifepath to follow, nor can it be boiled down to a business in a box.

It took me a long time to realize that the personal quaities I possess which make me essentially a terrible employee are the very same ones that make me perfectly suited to be an entrepreneur.

I really appreciate your ability to distill these and other truths about business into simple and useable systems.

My biggest question about creating momentum in a business is figuring out how to create an irresistable offer that will work (aside from split testing, which we already know is necessary). The challenge comes from being inside of your own business for so long, that it can be hard to see it objectively and to understand exactly what your customer would be MOST thrilled to get from you (without exhausting all your energy or resources).

Thank You, and I look forward to whatever you have to say next.

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 01:50:20 +0000

I saw the first video - very good! However, the link on your site sent me back to the page with the 30 minute video, not the full length one. Is there another one that allows access to the second one?

Thanks,
Steve

By: Jim Hitt

Jim Hitt — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 01:24:48 +0000

Wow, this is the most comprehisive introduction I’ve seen. I’m new to internet business, but not to business. Excellent fact filled presentation!

Regards,
Jim Hitt