You Don't Have To Sell Water to Thirsty People...

[rekid]

You don't have to sell water to thirsty people, or sell land to a greedy land developer...you just tell them you have what they want and they'll buy it right?!

Since One-hundred "buyers" are worth far more than One-thousand "sellers," Jim and his friend developed a method that produced "buyers" ... real "buyers" not "maybe buyers" - but - they never told anyone (except their kids and grandkids) "what" they were doing or "how" they were doing it.

There are more opportunities to make BIG MONEY; easily and fast in your neighborhood!

You really don't have to learn all that computer stuff, unless you really want to.
All you need is email communication ... cut & paste, save & find ... and PDF files!

This guy made his millions before we even had computers ... long before the Internet even existed. He used to implement this technique using pen and paper, computers just make it faster and easier.

Profile the buyers; what they buy, why they buy it, how much of it, at what price, how often... then find the sellers (easy, they're everywhere) and tell them that you have what they want and they'll buy it. so with

I think this strategy will work 100x better than looking for something to sell and then trying to sell it...

[WhoYoDaddy]

lol...how easily we believe the hype...let me guess "Jim" is the infamous Mr Straw?

with his latest rendition of selling liquidations and closeouts?

is this ebook going for $997 like the last one?

although its all POSSIBLE...I would get rid of the "no hype. no BS"...since being a broker is not quite as simple as "selling water to thirsty people"

even in this short speil...you have intimated HOW MUCH WORK IS INVOLVED.

Find out what people buy (product research)
Find out why they buy it (psychographics)
Find out how much they buy of it (market trends)
Find out what price (pricing strategies/competitive analysis)
Find out how often (buying habits)

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then you have to find the sellers (not so easy as there are manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers...but your not looking for any of those specifically...just those with closeout/liquidations)

and tell them (well, you have to contact the "them" and its got to be the right "them")

To tell them you have what they want to buy..you have to have buy it first either by

Money enough to buy
Credit enough to get a loan to buy
Backers to finance the buy
be smooth enough to get terms from the seller
know how to broker to the source without getting burnt


while this stuff works, and makes many millions...like EVERY BUSINESS...its not super simple...it requires a LOT of work AND RESOURCES, and it's not for everybody...because if it was...everybody would do it

my couple copper coins on this bit.

[rekid]

Your're right, it does take work and resources...

However, it doesn't mean its YOUR resources and YOUR work to make it work.

I'm an entrepreneur. A possibility thinker. I look for who has what I need (skills, resources,access to databases) and creatively weave together how EVERYONE can benefit...

You DON'T have to do the work, you can outsource the work to someone who has the skill on a contingent basis. That ensures they'll do their best in order to get their cut. Thats where negotiation comes in. You DON'T have to have the resources. Someone else can give them to you if you give them enough reason to. You'll need to offer them a proposal that they can't say no to. Thats true success consciousness. True entrepreneurs always ask, how can this be possible with none of my own resources, who has the resources and what do they want? Entrepreneurs know how to negotiate and creatively weave together deals so that everyone wins.

Every course I purchase expands my thinking in terms of possibilities of how to things and I think up how I could apply it in a variety of different ways. This expands your perceptual awareness of opportunities that are right in your environment. Opportunities that are lying dormant and need to be activated into cash in hand. It takes certainty in your goal and persistent action.

Someone who isn't aware of the existence of a possibility can't harness the benefits of it. Someone who is aware of the existence of a possibility can harness the benefits.

The difference is in awareness. I'm aware that anything is possible, yes, but taking it a step further you need to ask, how can it be possible?

So sure, there is work involved, but if you aren't aware that the work can be done by someone else then YOU will do the work. If you're aware that someone else who has the expertise or resources can do the work then planning how it can done to everyone's benefit is the obvious next step.

If there's one thing everything needs, its the ability to think for themselves and rely on past limited conditioned beliefs. If we can free our thinking, we can harness possibilities that we right now think are not possible.

Lets please not forget that there are two sides to the business/entrepeneurial game... 1) the Inner game and 2) the Outer game.

The Inner game consists of the principles that apply to intagible assets that compose "THE ATTITUDE" eg. faith, vision, purpose, persistence and basically an unstoppable mental attidute. The Outer game consists of the practical strategies that will get us to where we see ourselves. Both must be present in order to succeed.

To WhoYoDaddy, you are right, the stuff does work, but only for those who understand HOW and have both the inner and outer game figured.

"it's not for everybody...because if it was...everybody would do it"....but I would say, "it is for everybody, and everyone can do it" the only part thats missing is the awareness and Inner game aspects. Think and Grow Rich is an excellent read. APPLY the principle you learn in that book and you'll experience what you thought wasn't possible.

Lastly, think big. There's a difference in profits between selling to lots of products one at a time to individuals and selling in large quantities to companies or corporations and selling to a country. The difference is stupendous. Its even better to apply business strategies in places that are virgin markets. Look at Africa and Asia. Lots of common place business transactions that occur in USA, EU, Canada and Australia haven't even touched some African countries. Setting up in virgin territory would be like being the first person to set up the first Amway Network. Ka-Ching!

I know i went off topic.....but, Comments?

[WhoYoDaddy]

However, it doesn't mean its YOUR resources and YOUR work to make it work.



You DON'T have to do the work, you can outsource the work to someone who has the skill on a contingent basis. That ensures they'll do their best in order to get their cut. Thats where negotiation comes in. You DON'T have to have the resources. Someone else can give them to you if you give them enough reason to. You'll need to offer them a proposal that they can't say no to. Thats true success consciousness. True entrepreneurs always ask, how can this be possible with none of my own resources, who has the resources and what do they want? Entrepreneurs know how to negotiate and creatively weave together deals so that everyone wins.

agreed...but that is a resource...90% of the people on this forum have never created a business plan much less a proposal...they also are not skilled in negotiation (a LEARNED skill) and the ability to manage such leverage is also a learned skill

Its not EASY which is why not many are SUCCESSFUL entreprenuers...mindset is a big part...but just THINKING like an entrepreneur is not enough

many have good ideas but do not have the ability to pull it off.

Every course I purchase expands my thinking in terms of possibilities of how to things and I think up how I could apply it in a variety of different ways. This expands your perceptual awareness of opportunities that are right in your environment. Opportunities that are lying dormant and need to be activated into cash in hand. It takes certainty in your goal and persistent action.

Someone who isn't aware of the existence of a possibility can't harness the benefits of it. Someone who is aware of the existence of a possibility can harness the benefits.

The difference is in awareness. I'm aware that anything is possible, yes, but taking it a step further you need to ask, how can it be possible?

So sure, there is work involved, but if you aren't aware that the work can be done by someone else then YOU will do the work. If you're aware that someone else who has the expertise or resources can do the work then planning how it can done to everyone's benefit is the obvious next step.

If there's one thing everything needs, its the ability to think for themselves and rely on past limited conditioned beliefs. If we can free our thinking, we can harness possibilities that we right now think are not possible.

Lets please not forget that there are two sides to the business/entrepeneurial game... 1) the Inner game and 2) the Outer game.

The Inner game consists of the principles that apply to intagible assets that compose "THE ATTITUDE" eg. faith, vision, purpose, persistence and basically an unstoppable mental attidute. The Outer game consists of the practical strategies that will get us to where we see ourselves. Both must be present in order to succeed.

To WhoYoDaddy, you are right, the stuff does work, but only for those who understand HOW and have both the inner and outer game figured.

"it's not for everybody...because if it was...everybody would do it"....but I would say, "it is for everybody, and everyone can do it" the only part thats missing is the awareness and Inner game aspects. Think and Grow Rich is an excellent read. APPLY the principle you learn in that book and you'll experience what you thought wasn't possible.

Lastly, think big. There's a difference in profits between selling to lots of products one at a time to individuals and selling in large quantities to companies or corporations and selling to a country. The difference is stupendous. Its even better to apply business strategies in places that are virgin markets. Look at Africa and Asia. Lots of common place business transactions that occur in USA, EU, Canada and Australia haven't even touched some African countries. Setting up in virgin territory would be like being the first person to set up the first Amway Network. Ka-Ching!

I know i went off topic.....but, Comments?

all that inner outer game stuff is just that...talk...there are plenty of people on here who "write articles" and are "self taught" and read books and know all the latest catch phrases

in the end...they have a stack of ebooks and courses and have never even approached making 6 figures in a single year.

the only people getting rich, are the people selling "information" to people. Information is important as it leverages you...but being able to USE information...even plain everyday info is much more important

the truth is...all that stuff sell MILLIONS each year...think and grow rich is an offshoot of how to win friends and influence people which is an offshoot of the bible...all of which are now culminated in "the secret"

and for every testimonial for the people it 'works' for..ther are 1000 who got it, tried it and it didnt.

whats worth more than all the catch phrases and books....one good mentor to SHOW YOU HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL

all the rest is a waste of time and money.

don't even get me started on amway - mlm as thats simply SALES and not really entrepreneurializm...lol

[rekid]

thanks for your comments.... great stimulation : )

[frankcoleman]

I felt a chill did someone mention Amway?

[harrymcwealth]

I am going to buy your $997 program. If I don't become a millionaire in a year I'm going to sue you.

[WhoYoDaddy]

read the fine print of the guarantee

[pbradish]

lol - this is gold.

[nordicnomad]

Ok, be straight with me now... Has anyone ever bought your book from you?

The only people that can afford to spend $1,000 on a book are the independently wealthy. So who the hell is your target demographic with this thing? People that make $900,000 a year, but just can't seem to get to that elusive $1million mark?

That's one of the silliest things I've ever seen in my life.

[dosrotties]

Seems to me you make your money at the purchase, if you will. If you can negociate the price of the product down and buy Low. Some people think it's when you sell it is when you make your profit. Profit is determined when you buy it or contract it.

[allysa]

nice introduction...but I agree with you WhoYoDaddy

[WhoYoDaddy]

Seems to me you make your money at the purchase, if you will. If you can negociate the price of the product down and buy Low. Some people think it's when you sell it is when you make your profit. Profit is determined when you buy it or contract it.

wth are you smokin?????

you MIGHT experience savings...but there can only be profit if a SALE is made.


not matter how low of a price you purchase something for...profit is only determined at point of sale.


If you never sell...no profit

if it costs you to store it, and it takes a long time to sell, and you sell at a low margin....again...due to costs, there are no profits

no sale...no profit

you can still sell and not make a profit..but you NEVER "profit" from buying

economics 101

dude...let me help you make a lot of "profit", i will sell you anything you want at a low price so you can feel you can make a "profit" from it

[rekid]

Thanks, everyone for your comments. Especially Who's Yo Daddy. Good amount of "challenging thoughts" there...

i'd like to know though, I've obviously made a mistake with regards to targeting a market. How would anyone suggest I go about finding "my market", in terms of those having the money to spend on such a high-end product and with terms of marketing it successfully...

Thanks for contributions, I'd like more from you all though...

[The Stealthy One]

Please do not at all take this the wrong way - I do not mean it to be rude. But exactly what are you trying to sell / impart? Your post is way too long, and greatly confuses me (and, I am sure, many others).