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If
You Do What I Say And Let This

Change Take Place Inside You Then, You

Will Be Automatically More Tuned-In To

"Pockets-Of-Need" And Your Mind

Will Begin To Show You How To Pick

Those Pockets In An Ethical Way

That Makes You Rich!

Look, I'm having trouble with this. I'm not explaining
it very well. Words are inadequate. You literally have to
experience what I'm talking about to be able to understand.
So... if you really want to give yourself a shot at the brass
ring, then...

Run The Damn Ad!

Sincerely,

Gary C. Halbert

(a porker with a sense of humor who doesn't want nasty letters
from other porkers without one)

P.S.

Nuts, I'm not
satisfied yet. This is one of the most important things I've
ever tried to communicate to you and I
have the feeling you think I'm looney tunes. Look, what
stops people from doing something is often the simple fact they
don't know... really know...
it can be done.

Case in point: For over a hundred years nobody was able
to run a mile in under four minutes. No one "really
knew" it could be done. Then, Roger Bannister did it and lo
and behold...

Dozens Of Other People Did

It Right After Him!

Because
now they knew it could be done.

P.S.#2

I had a very nice visit recently from
Larry Brown, one of my Lifetime subscribers who lives in some
dreadful place (Michigan) where the sun don't shine. (By the
way, after God created earth, whenever he decided a certain
part of it was fit for human habitation, he planted palm trees
so we'd know where to settle down.) Anyway, like I said, it
was nice spending a few days with Larry except he drove me
crazy by constantly insulting the mother of some guy named Lee
who also lives up there in no-man's land. Whatever. In any
case, one day we are out on the mighty Original Sea Hunt and I
give Larry the wheel (we were up in the tuna tower) and I go
below to take a nap. Larry couldn't believe it. Not only had
he never driven a boat like mine before, he also had never
even been out in the ocean. Well, guess what he discovered?
(1) He discovered he could run the boat. Even without hardly
any preparation. (2) He discovered it was both
terrifying and exciting. (3) He discovered when it got rough
(like when the water started coming over my 18 foot tower) he
could get help.