The following is a reprint (by permission) of an e-mail from one of the smartest business people I know, Ken McCarthy. Ken has a wealth of life and business experience, and teaches online marketing in a Michael Jordan kinda way — learn the fundamentals and practice, practice, practice. Thousands of folks have gladly paid thousands for his advice and benefitted tremendously from it. You can get it totally free, absolutely no strings attached… Please read what he has to say about one of the most important topics affecting us all right now — Money. There is a link at the bottom and I won’t make a dime if you choose to click that link — think of it as a public service.
Money…
People talk about it, worry about it, dream
about it.
Today there are not not only TV shows devoted to it
but also whole TV channels.
It’s a topic of endless interest – and it generates
a lot of emotion.
Like most people, I’ve been fascinated by the
subject of money too.
I’ve also had some very interesting experiences
with it:
* I worked on Wall Street in the late 1980s and
still have lot of friends who are part of that
scene.
* I’ve met and talked with four billionaires
(Jim Clark, Marc Andreessen, James Barksdale
and Scott McNealy)
* I’ve been part of the Internet revolution since
before Day One and have seen many fortunes
made and lost.
=== Here’s a secret about me…
For every book I own about marketing (and I
have hundreds of them), I have a book about
money.
I’ve never made a business of giving market advice,
but occasionally I have shared insights -
publicly and in writing.
Like in 1994, when I recommended business
owners and investors take the Internet seriously
Like in 1998, when I recommended that investors
STOP taking the Internet so seriously.
Like in 2002, when I said the Internet was going
to come back stronger than ever after the
dot com crash.
Every time, I was going against the flow in a
big way.
If I were an investment advisor, these three calls alone
would have been enough to put me in the Investor’s Hall
of Fame.
=== But that’s just the tip of the iceberg
I’ve also issued occasional private market advisories to
my System Club members.
Like in 2005 when I advised all System Club members
to rethink what their business – and life – would be
like if there were to be a sudden and drastic credit
crunch – which I called “inevitable.”
Like in the spring of 2007, when I wrote that
there was something profoundly wrong with the
real estate market and the party looked like it
was over.
Like in August of 2008 when I flashed a red alert
to get out of the stock market and make sure
you don’t have more than the FDIC limit
in any one bank account.
“Crazy man” advice at the time it was given…
But I know several people for whom the 2008 stock
warning alone saved six figures of hard earned life savings.
How did I know these things (or at least have a strong
enough suspicion that I was willing to put it out there?
Hey, I’m going to be 50 years old this year and
I’ve been paying attention to the financial markets
like a hawk since I was 14.
If I hadn’t learned something by now I’d be
in trouble.
Also, actually working on Wall Street and having
friends there woke me up to the reality of the
place…it’s a glorified casino and everything the media
says about it needs to be taken with several tons
of salt.
=== So what does this have to do with you?
Almost every day I come across someone
who has been massacred by bad money advice…
It both breaks me heart and p*sses me off.
Either they’ve been given bad Internet marketing
advice, or they’ve been given bad investment advice
or they’ve just never been given good advice about
money – how to make it and how to KEEP it and
grow it. (Notice the one word I put in caps.)
Because I can’t possibly fully explain
one-on-one how money and wealth building works
to everyone who’s asked me, I decided to sit
down and write down everything I know about it.
Now that the writing is done, I realize how valuable
what I’ve produced is.
After all, what would unambiguous advice to get out of stocks
in August of 2008 have been worth to some people?
I know… In one case $127,000. In another person’s
case $384,000. And in both cases, their “broke”-ers
fought them tooth and nail about going to cash.
=== So what should I charge for this thing?
A few hundred? A few thousand? Should I put on
one of those $10,000 weekend deals for “insiders”
only?
Here’s my plan…a very reasonable $195…
UNLESS, you come and get it on Independence Day.
On July 4th – and that day only – it will be
absolutely free.
No strings attached. No back end. No up sell.
No baloney.
Then, on July 5th, it goes back to $195.00 which
frankly is a world class bargain.
=== Why am I doing this?
Because I’m tired of seeing good people getting
misled and blown up by the financial industry.
Whenever I turn on the financial news on TV
I just have to shake my head and sigh.
Never has so much nonsense been spouted to
so many about something that’s so important.
Why am I offering this on the 4th of July, Independence Day?
To make this important point…
The whole reason to be involved in the business of making
money is to attain financial independence.
Period.
You can do it fast. You can do it slow. You can fail to do it.
It’s up to you – but it really helps if you know the right way to
go about it.
There are actually five things you need to do to become
financially independent – just five. But you need to do
all five to make it work.
That’s it – and I guarantee you can buy every money-making
course out there and less than 1 out of 1,000 will never lay
it out for you as clearly as I do.
It’s surprisingly simple (not easy, but simple)…if you just know
how – and it doesn’t matter what the economy is doing.
I’m calling my report the Independence Day Blueprint.
If you want it, go here:
http://www.thesystemseminar.com/july4/
See you on Independence Day!
Ken
Invest some time in your future and click the link. Again, I have no affiliation other than knowing Ken and knowing the quality of the information he produces. I know it will make a difference in your life. And it’s totally free.
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