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Hmm, you’re looking at Lockyer valley, darling downs and south Burnett areas. Ranging from 1 to 250 acres and prices all over the shop, 30 acres for 55k in one spot. Some pretty gorgeous blocks actually, some that went up 44% in value in the last quarter. Booming. I’m slowly getting tempted to buy some myself along with some horses… But I’m gonna play with these tax liens first.
Hey dwolfe, My next post WAS about the dog experience. Have a look ‘ben vs the dog on the river.’ I put it up last night.
I’m totally going to tell that story in my autobiography when I’m a trillionaire from working my way through the big black box. And as a side note, HOW GOOD WAS PETER DANIELS! if people wanted informative meat, he was it. It may not have been what some were expecting, but listening to him I got so hungry to muster every piece of manhood within me and unleash my leadership potential on the world. His speeches sung like a chorus and his regality was just awesome.
I need to salute something.
Ha! I only just read the responses to this. Had no idea anyone was looking out for me… Till someone approached me at the conference and said “hey! Playdough man!”
Well, I went, and I freakin' loved it.
Look at the facts people. It was CHEAP. For the price, it was pretty good. I got my ticket for 300 bucks, for a 3 day conference, and the time it saved me was massive. I'm usually open to all forms of opportunities so in normal life whenever someone invites me to a business event of some kind, I tend to willingly go; even if it's being sucked into yet another Amway meeting without realising it till I get there!!! /wrists /wrists. I've now been to twenty sales seminars in a row thanks to this event, but with a quiet desensitivity to the sales pitches because by the end of it, it all became repetition. Just going to a single seminar selling only one product? I would have signed up to any of them, but because there were so many choices on offer, it made it easier to not buy anything and stick to the one that I only thought were exceptional.
Was it a bit infomercially? Well yeah, it was. But I don't care. I suffer from no delusions that in a matter of 3 days I'll be able to pick up and learn what it takes to become a millionaire. Instead, I was shown a series of doors, all different methods on how to create wealth, and I was invited to pick one. I now feel that I have a pretty solid understanding of what my options are, and I can now step away from it all and say 'Yep! That's where I want to head.'
For me, it's Tax Liens. That…sounds…awesome. Plus, it has the tick of approval from the most trusted and credible source at the conference, Steve himself. Let's face it, we're all following him like adoring fans since we're there because we loved his book and if it's good enough for him, that's certainly intruiging enough for me.
Oh, and for the record, I bought the memory improvement program and the tax liens course. That's it. I'm pretty sure they both were the cheapest things there for 500 bucks and 1500 for two to the tax liens. I split it with a friend so It all became cheaper. Looking through my memory pack, I did the first day of the memory course that night, and I swear, I so heavily imprinted the training memory in my mind that I dreamt about it all night and woke up screaming "TOMATO!"
So in case anyone wants to put a face to the name, I was the guy that was lucky enough to be noticed by Steve Mckight when I took a swim in the Yarra river to fetch a drowning dog! Free Big Black Box! Woohooooo!
I think it was worth every cent… but in the scheme of things, I'm just a beginner. Perhaps for the more experienced who are good and want to get better, they might get more out of actually going to one of the courses, rather than watching a three day menu.
Thanks Gang
It's just an outlet to anyone that'll listen, maybe Steve will bring out a magazine of some sort and pay for my stories or something. ha!
I'm going!
http://www.youtube.com/benanaman
This is what I look like, you're welcome to spot me in the crowd and say Hi
Haha, quite the compliment.
I HAVE considered hollywood, it's just the getting recognised there that's the hard part
haha. No no, completely different.
You might have heard about the government grant that was going around for insulation? $1600 dollars the government would give to anyone that insulated their house. That meant that you could knock on someones doors, offer them insulation, make a very healthy profit for doing the job, but the government paid for the whole lot. An excellent opportunity. I generated 160'000 dollars worth of business in the first month. Sounds like a lot, but that's only 100 sales. It worked very well for a while, except the company that was doing the laying for me were the worst bookkeepers in the world. They short changed me without fail every time I did an invoice, and just plain didn't pay sometimes. It made it extremely difficult to run a business when your workers were getting paid so sporadically, so I walked away from it.
Good thing too. The government pulled the grant without notice, and literally 2000 people lost their jobs in australia overnight, not to mention it crippled many businesses who owned warehouses full of insulation, but now couldn't sell it.
Kevin Rudd, you're a champion.
A lucky escape for some, a horrible nightmare for others.
Sure can Young Investor! I've already shot the footage, just need to cut it up a bit and get it uploaded… you may have noticed I tend to make a lot of youtube videos about everything and anything, and moving into my house was definitely some good material. All the moving trucks get started this saturday, so I'll probably film a time lapse of moving in and out. Coming soon…
As far as painting the fridge… well.. since then… Nicky won the argument. We now have a chrome fridge.
*slaps forehead*
