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My personal apartment is nice without being
opulent. Two bedrooms, two baths, small kitchen area, washer
and dryer, a good-sized living room with a tack-sharp 60-inch
tube (not projection) TV.
In short, I live well. Not like a king or
Donald Trump... but... my living conditions don't leave much
for me to bitch about.
I also have another apartment in this
building. It's a large, cheerful studio, with a queen bed, a
view of the bay, a "killer" TV (but smaller than
mine), a full-sized desk, two telephone lines, plenty of
closet space and everything else anyone could want in order to
spend a pleasant few days here. I keep it vacant for people
who want to visit me.
Forging ahead...
I also get all kinds of questions and comments
like: "Aren't you
selling anything on your website?" "What's your
hidden motive?" "I would like to buy anything you
have for sale." "Can I pay you to work for me?"
"God bless you for the work you are sharing with the
world." And one of the most common questions I get
over and over and over is...
"How
Can I Become A
Client Of Yours?"
I haven't been taking clients for a few years.
But, a short time ago, I decided it's time for me to start
taking a few clients again. My standard fee for working with a
client is $15,000 up-front plus 5% of all the gross sales my
advertising creates. I work with clients by telephone, fax,
Federal Express, e-mail and sometimes, even the U.S. Postal
Service.
If I listed my string of advertising successes
and the names and particulars of all the people who have
become multi-millionaires because of my advertising, this
newsletter would be at least 30-pages long.