I know! The title of this article sounds way too good to be true. First, let's deal with this fallacy--that because something sounds good it might not be true. Therefore, do you believe that truth sounds bad? Or do you believe that the goodness of truth has limits? In other words, if it's--what you're hearing or reading about--is only this good, it might be true, but if it's better than that, it's probably not true.
Well, let's try a simple true and false test. Answer the following questions, true or false:
1. In 1492, while trying to get to the East Indies, Christopher Columbus discovered the area of the world that came to be known as North America.
2. If the Boston Red Sox had signed Fidel Castro as a pitcher in 1957, he would not have launched the Cuban revolution in 1959.
3. Professing Christians believe that they have access to eternal life because God came as a human being and paid for their sins with His death.
Here are the answers: false, false and true!
I know many of us were taught the "Columbus discovered America" story. Yet, we know the facts. Columbus was lost! He set out on an impossible mission--to get to the East Indies by sailing west. He landed in what came to be known as the West Indies (another lie, by the way) and somehow got credited for being the discoverer of the North American continent.
I don't know if you've heard it or not, but I heard the story about Castro's alleged tryout as a pitcher with the Boston Red Sox years ago when I was a reporter for The Charlotte Observer. I checked the facts. Castro was born in 1926. Which means he was 30-years-old in 1956. That's quite a bit older than most Major League baseball tryouts. Again, I checked the facts.
Castro was born into a wealthy family and earned a law degreee. He began his political career while studying at Havana University and became a well-known figure in Cuban politics. In 1953, Castro led a failed attack on the Moncada Barracks, was subsequently arrested, convicted and imprisoned. Castro came to power as a result of the Cuban revolution that ended the regime of US-backed dictator, Fulgencio Batista on Jan. 1, 1959.
As for the third question, how can anyone believe something as prepostrous as "God coming to die for your sins," and consider my offer to show you how to achieve limitless business capital for $13.65? Now I say this somewhat facetiously because I, too, believe Jesus, the Christ, was God in the flesh, and that His sacrificial death saved me from having to pay the penalty of eternal death.
I used the example to make this point: if you believe that God died for your sins, why does that not sound too good to be true?
So how can I guarantee you sufficient business capital to finance a successful homebased business for just $13.65? The answer rests on this enduring foundation: "You can have everything you need and want in life if you will just help enough people have what they need and desire." That principle paraphrases what we know as the "golden rule." "As you would have men do unto you, do you even so unto them."
I desire the knowledge, understanding and wisdom to align my life with the acquisition of limitless wisdom, wellness, opportunity and wealth. Therefore, if I have that knowledge--the principles that govern acquisition of wisdom, wellness, opportunity and wealth and I share this will say 1,500 others, what will happen if they believe the golden rule?
Let's say that I offered them access to the basic knowledge and contacts they need to design a successful home based business and I included in this offering six of my colleagues who will also provide key information. Let's say that 500 individuals who received the information accepted, and sent each of us $1.95 for the information we promised, plus another valuable opportunity.
Each one of the 500 individuals would pay $13.65 for seven articles of vital business development information. That totals: $13.65. Each of us will receive $1.95 from 500 individuals. That totals $975.
Now, in this system, the participants removes the name at the top of the list of seven home based business owners, move the remaining names up one slot so that number two becomes number one and number three becomes number two, etc. The new participant inserts his or her name in the 7th position. Then they each share this tremendous capital generating project with, say 100 of their friends, colleagues, neighbors, friends, relatives, etc.
In this second round, 50,000 invitations go out, (500 x 100). Let's calculate on a five percent response rate, or 2,500 individuals sending seven individuals $1.95 each. That totals $4,875.
Let's take this concept through four rounds of invitations and responses at a rate of five percent:
3. 250,000 invitations and a 5% response rate = 12,250 x $1.95 = $23,887.50
4. 1,225,000 invitations and a 5% response rate =61,250 x $1.95 =$119,437.50
That totals: $149,185. Generating this capital could take up to six months. We could also hit those totals in 90 days. Everything turns on the willingness people have to believe they can purchase tremendous value for a small amount of money.
That's not all!
According to Ron Mueller, my tax mentor, it's not how much to bring in that counts, but how much you keep. For this system to work most effectively, you must use the money that comes in for business capital, not for personal expenses. Here's how you receive maximum benefits.
Budget the capital to be used at the rate of $3,000 each month, and you have sufficient capital to operate your business for 49.725 months, or just a tad over four years. This means you can operate your home based business for four years without having to spend any of the revenue your business earns. You can also view this situtation this way: You can pursue profit for four years without having to worry about being able to pay business expenses. You also receive all of the tremendous tax benefits that accrue to you because you are a business operator.
So you see, it's not only possible, but also very likely that somethings remain true, no matter how good they sound.
Contact me for more information, including being a part of our next capital investment strategy.
See you at the top.
Monday, November 2, 2009
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