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Derek,
Thanks
It seems like they’re selling a range of products too- cars, and telecom products to boot!Re your comments Derek about buying 1 growth property and it reaching $1 million in a decade… well, I am not so sure… depends on how much it costs in the first place… or the property could also go down in value, although they have covered themselves by making sure the cycle is a few years either way.
If, for example, the sydney market “corrects” to 20% less than it is qworth now, then that’s 20% cut off our net wealth, which is something people NEVER talk about- we only focus on how much CG we have- not capital loss.
As for me, I like the idea of doing things slowly. $100 weekly is not a large amount… but I wonder what they’d invest that into? ING? Or something more speculative/risky? Their own developments perhaps, so investors into their club become mezzanine financers? [cigar] I guess the other concern would be if the company goes broke before a decade is up.
I might check it out anyway
)kay henry
Matt,
I can’t find anything about him on google… which means he doesn’t exist
)Have you got a link advertising the seminar? Who’s he working for? Is the seminar a “taster” for an upcoming expensive seminar?
kay hnry
Good morning all
The ticket has been passed on to the lovely PropertyGuru- yay!
Mr Guru, let us know how it went for you
kay henry
WaySolid,
I think a lot of these things depend on personality. Let me begin by reiterating that I think Tony Robbins has a great personality, is broad in his focus, doesn’t speak in cliches or like he’s rehashing a number of other authors, and he is very chilled out.
I found the activities difficult- lots of dancing and jumping, yelling, hugging strangers and stuff- I just found it extremely challenging. So I either stood up, punched the air, danced, shook… and felt embarrassed… or I sat in my chair and kind of felt more out of place (because everyone else was up and jumping etc…)
Actually, Tony was saying that we all get out of the event what we put into it, and all of these people had paid large sums of money for it (some had paid $1400, they told me). I agree with him that one gets out what they put in; and he also said that if one put lots of *energy* into it, it would make one feel happy… and I agree with that too. It was just that it is not my style to do such things. I have to say, others felt more at ease with it than I did- which is great
)I think people would really like Tony’s style- he is a very funny guy- withpout trying, and he is as fluent as you would find. He also swears like a mofo, which made him seem more laid back and non-corporate than I expected- I am unsurprised that he is so popular- he’s very likeable.
What he says makes very good sense- his content is well0-thought through and doesn’t seem artificial – it has universal application and he isn;t like a “marketeer” who puts people down. He wasn;t doing that “winner vs loser” stuff- which I think is gross.
I did feel uncomfortable when he asked audience members who was depressed, and a woman said her husband was having an affair and was going to leave her- she was just so sad and upset… and as a demonstration of how she could change her feelings, he asked her to remember an orgasm and to emulate it- all there in public. You see, that kind of thing kind of makes me cringe.
Having said that, the messages Tony Robbins has- well, I think it’s all good- and I can be a tough critic. I really think the guy is a sweetheart… I just think that someone else- someone else who can enter the spirit of the event… would gain more benefit from it than I was capable of doing.
and sonja- if you’re reading (until I can catch you and speak to you), I am SO grateful to you for the opportunity- I’m still gonna repay you somehow, even though you gave freely
)kay henry
Greg,
I wasn’t referring to their seminars- I was referring to their mentoring services- I still think the “mentors” would be pushing people into buying certain products via the mentoring.
No, I haven’t had any mentoring- I can’t imagine doing so. I do have friends and family that I discuss ideas with though, and I participate in this forum and read everything I can get my hands on, so I guess I mentor myself
)kay henry
The first post is advertising- of course it is. And when a moderator sees it, they’ll remove it, no doubt
kay henry
Thanks Terry
Really, I think if you can’t muster up 30% for a property in the inner-ring of sydney… then maybe you can’t afford that particular mortgage. LMI sucks for large mortgages.kay henry
It seems like they’re selling a range of products too- cars, and telecom products to boot!
