Very much enjoyed the call on 9-9-08. Fascinating to listen to your experts describe their constraints.

Recently referred to you by Yaro (discovered his Blog while doing some research). So, you are both potentially new resources for my fledgling business.

Incredible how we get in our own way while attempting to grow an enterprise, and interesting how many folks were reluctant/afraid/unaware of what creating a team with a common vision would do for their company.

After the call, did as you suggested and signed up for the new delivery you mentioned will be forth coming in a couple of weeks. Also pulled a couple of other reports you were giving away.

Imagine my increase in confidence in your — as yet for me, unproven expertise (although must say your program, the way you moderated it, and the questions you asked were all top notch) — when I discovered your JV or alliance with Jay Abraham (one of the most incredible programs I’ve ever experienced were his PEQ, PEQ II and PEQ Cubed with Chet Holmes).

So, my biggest take away was this: much of what I’ve learned about marketing and sales over the last 35 years applies to the Internet (up till now, all of my experience has been in traditional business). However, there are many – sometimes it seems an overwhelming number – of things to learn, nuances to understand, techniques and skills that I need to acquire so I can apply my skills in this new environment.

Frankly, I was relieved to hear your guests describe their issues around employees. It has been clear to me from the start that my newest endeavor was going to require hiring talent in order for my most important goals to be met. Now I can see it might be even more important in the world of Internet enterprise, than in traditional bricks and mortar firms.

After all, the key to success in any business is not working in your business; it is working on your business. The more time you can devote to working on the business – moving your vision forward, the more your business should prosper.

Looking forward to digging into your reports, learning more about you and how you might assist me in the future.

All the best,

Joe Emmet

I get the impression you work largely with people that are already successful to some degree, folks making $5-10K a month looking to increase that to $100K or more,which is wonderful, just that …. well I’d like to see someone put out a simple beginners guide so to speak.

It’s like I’m learning the alphabet, only 12 to 15 letters are missing. I can rank #1 on Google for key words but I’m not sure which web host would really be the best,or just all the internet basics that make these “advanced” strategies make sense. Having said all that, it was a damn good call though.

Thanks Rich

Here in Japan, it was a bit early, but seemed well worth it. I am new to Internet Business, going into it because it seems the best way for me to start my first business living outside of the U.S. Just began studying and preparing a few weeks ago, and have yet to make my first Dollar, or Yen even.

So, from that perspective, these are what I feel most impacted my perspective and how I will do things:
1) Work on what you love and are best at; value your hour and source the rest- talked about by most of the speakers. Efficiency of “make more, enjoy more, do more”- Rich
2) Don’t get tripped up by what you don’t need- by Frank Kern
3) Strategy vs. execution or innovation vs. optimization: can’t do both at once; a running double list of things to learn and business goals; $20K/mo. first goal; thought problem: firing yourself in 1 week & focusing on growing business. – Brad Fallon
4) Simply changing a word can make all the difference- John Carlton
5) Working on your or your businesses constraint is where you should pour the majority of your energy- Rich

Other things seemed very valuable as well, but I this seemed most significant to where I am at and 5 already seems a bit much.

Thank you, Rich and Team. I very much appreciate it. I don’t yet have the success to prove this valuable, but I am very grateful and hope to show proof of the value someday soon.

Many thanks.

p.s. Your e-mail said the start time was 2:30 p.m. Eastern Time and as the time difference is 6 hours I made my call at 8:20 p.m. British Summer Time only to find the conversation was already well under way.

Sheila
http://www.livewell360.com