Iraqi Secret

The
Entire Room Burst

Into Simultaneous

Applause!

There
were a lot of surprises at that seminar. Even for me. The room was
crackling with electricity. Nothing compares to the excitement of
working with a group of world-class minds and people supercharged with
excitement and totally... "tuned in" and
"turned on" by
what all of us were focusing on!

And
listen to this: This is the very best seminar on copywriting I have
ever given. Or, for that matter, anyone else has ever given. This
seminar occurred shortly before the new millennium. And mostly, it was
about how to profit using what is now called "off-line" methods of
doing business. But you know what? Everything I taught these people is
now... because of the viability of the world wide web and the
Internet...

1,000% Times MORE Valuable!

All
of this seminar was captured on audio tape. But those tapes were stolen
and after they were recovered, they were lost. (It's a long story and
I'll probably write about it some day in one of my newsletters.) But
guess what? Because of all the recent hurricanes in Florida, I had to
go to my storage facility and check on the condition of all the
supplies and products we keep there for safe keeping. And guess what?
In the course of doing this inventory...

I
Found The Tapes

Of That Copywriting Seminar!

If
you are serious about making money, you need to have these tapes.
And... you should probably listen to them at least three or four
times... every year... for the rest of your life.

When
you listen to these tapes, it's going to be like you were sitting right
there next to me
at the seminar in person. You see, I was "mic'd up" with a Shure
pro-quality cordless lavaliere... so... YOU can hear every
whisper I uttered. (Something most of the
attendees often missed.) There were constant distractions at the
seminar too. The attendees couldn't hit the "pause" button and go to
the bathroom, or get a drink of water, or listen to whatever insanity
their neighbor was discharging into their ear while I was talking. The
attendees were constantly swamped with stimuli, which was exciting and
good for on-the-spot learning... but... they often missed things too.
However...