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RE: Your Job Sucks

Real estate investing is popular and I don't like snow. Those are two of the reasons why this report was written...

...(but it has nothing to do with either).

What you are about to download and read into is a 56-page report (containing just under 20 minutes of video tutorials) that will introduce you to the Money of Marketing.

And that's where I might lose a few of you... the word marketing.

This is by no means a technical look at the world of marketing. At the end of the day, the underlying theme is "money" and showing you how you can find opportunities for creating extra income for the household that is independent of your time (doesn't involve you being there... meaning you can be at the office or at the beach).

If you look into the definition for the word marketing, you'll find: "The commercial functions involved in transferring goods from producer to consumer." Another, and more specific definition is:"The commercial processes involved in promoting and selling and distributing a product or service."

The booklet will answer the above question for you... so let's get back to talking about "making money"... a topic that's researched online over one million times each and every month.

Survey the average individual (feel free to test this out on friends and coworkers) and ask them to list some of the ways they feel a person can create money. "Get a better paying job", "Win the lottery", "Invest in real estate"... these will be the most common answers. Meaning, to most people (including your friends and maybe even you), money is either earned at a job, is created by luck or from high investment means such as real estate. In fact, real estate investing is nearly an automatic response these days to creating more money. That's what's flawed (but frankly... that's what has been creating disturbingly lucrative opportunities for me).

This ties in with a trip to Australia.

I'm up here in Canada and live in what likely is the hottest city in the country surrounded by lakes and mountain ranges. Summers are fantastic here. But I realized that I'm not a fan of winter... never have been. So, this coming winter, I'll be spending my "cold months" on the beaches in Australia (where, of course, they will be enjoying their peak heat).

The reason that's important is because I have the choice, the option to do this seeing as I didn't let my job income be the sole income source, I didn't wait for and play games of chance hoping to eliminate my debt and create cashflow, and I chose not to engage in geographically limiting income opportunities. My money is partially on autopilot and 100% hassle-free.

Let me clarify that the title "Dear Employee, Your Job Sucks" was chosen for marketability. I don't know if your job "sucks"... maybe it doesn't. That's irrelevant. Maybe you're a surgeon and you enjoy the work that you do in the operating room. Maybe you're a bartender and love working with customers and mixing up drinks. Or maybe you dig ditches for a living, but love the exercise and the outdoors. The point isn't whether your job "sucks"... instead it's looking at the limitations of any job and seeing how you can work around that to create the extra cashflow.

As featured on Internet Marketing NewsWatch July 28, 2006

Some of the topics covered in the book include: the money of marketing, discussion on internet marketing, affiliate marketing, direct response marketing, pay per click systems, network marketing (and what it's not)... as well as discussion on hype and how to read/understand misleading advertising. You will find case studies of two men who each have created $1,000,000 in one day. You will find case studies on "automated marketing" options. And more...

"I Had To Pick Up The Phone To Let You Know How Great I Thought The Thing Was" Daegan Smith Silver Spring, MD InternetMlmSuccess.com Rob, I gotta tell you when one of my team leaders sent me an email about your report, I didn't know what to expect. But as you know, after I read it I had to pick up the phone to let you know how great I thought the thing was. You are the man my friend!

"Entertaining, Educational and Provocative." Tom "Bald Dog" Varjan Vancouver, B.C. Varjan.com A brilliant, short read. Many of us were taught to study hard, get a job and work even harder until we drop dead. That was the accepted norm. It still is. That's one of the reasons why I love some of the analogies and illustrations in this report (great use of the Work vs. Prison comparison). And I love the bold statement that employment is the ultimate scam. Employees make the company successful, but see peanuts in return while executives are often busy fattening their own personal bank accounts. Rob builds a very strong case for the marketing industry, which presents great opportunities and if done correctly, can be a very attractive income source. Overall, entertaining, educational and provocative. At the very least, it will get you thinking; which is great because most folks don't do enough of it.

"For Anyone Who Loves Their Job or Hates It" Chris Hubbard Adelanto, CA InstantAuctionProfits.com An important book for anyone who either loves their job or hates it. If you truly want a better life, you need to read this! Dear Employee Your Job Sucks is a treasure chest of concepts, principles, and implementable ideas that can change your life. Read this book now - and start taking control of your life!

"...It's Written Simply and Honestly" Lara Loest Denver, CO NotAFadDiet.com Hi Rob, Just finished your report (a great way to spend my afternoon I might add!) and it's definitely useful. There's a lot of great information in it and it's written simply and honestly. I like that you get to the heart of the matter - you discuss our skepticism, our conformity and our fear of what seems too good to be true. Any time someone freely discuses and delves into these topics, I am open to their thought process. In a true and point blank manner, you address the negatives surrounding "unconventional" income generation. It's great and I would recommend it to anyone.

"A Great Way To Get People Started" Darrel Merrick Phoenix, AZ EasyFunMoney.com Hey Rob, I read through the new version of the book and loved it. I've been wanting to market to people who are looking to make money online, but with the idea of giving truly useful advice. This book is a great way to get people started - while providing great links too. And I don't say that lightly. There are other books that help people get started with internet marketing that have what I consider horrible resources that the author includes simply for the affiliate commission. And one thing I really loved was how you shone a light on the "sales vs net profits" hype trick that's often used. I've had to explain that to people, so they don't get fooled. Overall, a great report... I picked up a branded copy for my own use.

"...Yours Is One Of The Best" Ryan Cole Ft. Lauderdale, FL TheInternetMarketingBlog.org Rob, I've had a chance to read through most of the book by now, and I've got to say it's really, really good. I've read dozens of these things, paid money for a lot of them, and yours is one of the best. Thanks again.

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P.S. Page 5 and 6... figure out if you're on a down escalator (it's the answer to "I never seem to have enough money"); Page 16 and 17... learn to create (free up) more time (it's the answer to "I never seem to have enough time").

P.P.S. Page 22-24 learn of two men who each (separately) created one million dollars in 24 hours.

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