Super Intelligence Minds

Gary Halbert · whole document (45)

aslz winners losers

# aslz winners losers

From:

South of Jewfish Creek

Dear
Friend & Subscriber,

It's almost here. The new year stretches before us like
365 blank pages of a personal diary.

What will be written on those pages by this time next
year? Will it be a tale of health, wealth, romance and
wondrous prosperity? Or will those pages tell a story of
misery, slime and sadness? There's only one thing for sure... whatever is written on those pages will be authored by you and me!

Isn't that neat? Just think... each of us is writing
our own personal action adventure... and...

We Can Make It

Come Out Anyway

We Want!

More than anything now, my job has evolved to one of
teaching. I teach through this newsletter, through my audio
tapes and videos, through my seminars and sometimes, as a
guest speaker at other people's seminars.

And you know, every time I stand on a stage and look
out at a sea of expectant faces, I ponder a bit on how some of
the people in the audience are going to take the info I give
them and go forth and make millions. And others... well, those
others are going to remain losers no matter what I or anybody
else ever teaches them. What is the difference between the
winners and the losers? Is it intelligence, breeding,
"connections," education... what?

I'll tell you something: This issue of my newsletter is
going to make a lot of my readers very uncomfortable. Why?
Simply because I know the difference between winners
and losers and, in this issue, I'm going to put the choice
right dead square in your face. I'm going to give you an
extraordinarily simple set of instructions and, if you do what
I say, your chances of becoming extremely prosperous are going
to be magnified by a factor of at least 1,000!

But most of you are not going to follow these simple
instructions. I know that already from past experience. And I
even know already the reasons you're going to give for not
doing what I suggest. These are the same reasons everybody
(including me) nearly always gives for not doing something
which will make our lives better. One of those reasons is not
enough time, right?