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Archive for January, 2008

Being Broke is Temporary

Being broke is temporary. John Burns said, “Broke is a word, not a sentence – you don’t have to live the rest of your life that way. We make mistakes, but our mistakes don’t make us.” We don’t have money problems – we have thinking problems. If you’re broke, there is a reason for it. And there is definitely a way out. The past is not equal to the future, and although it may seem impossible to you right now that you can be financially free, it certainly is possible. There is a solution and a way out.

How can I learn how to get fit, lose fat, and put on some muscle? I have to find myself a good personal trainer and do whatever he tells me to do. When my computer doesn’t work properly, I call Andrew, my amazing Computer Guy. He comes over and sorts it out. I don’t panic, I don’t interfere, and I don’t question what he tells me – I simply obey and we get the problem solved. Every time. If my car is broken, what do I do? I get it to my trusty auto mechanic, Ray. He is a wizard and a genius and he will fix it. And if your financial situation is broken, I can help you. The difference is that money is such an emotional issue, isn’t it? So you have to find someone who actually understands where you’re at and has the ability to help you out of the problem and set you free.

If you were caught in quicksand, the more you struggled, the deeper you would sink. Broke people are desperate, so they do desperate things, grab at straws, get ripped off by conmen, and sink deeper. They gamble, drink, fight, and make dumb choices. They try to avoid the inevitable by getting more into credit card debt. I know. I have been there. I was born with a cracked, plastic spoon in my mouth, not a silver one. I understand where you’re at and I can help you.

I am too busy flying around the world training people, writing, making DVD’s and audios and Podcasts and enjoying my life to come over to your house and work with you, and that would cost you $1,000 per hour if I was available, so I have made it easy and affordable for you to get out of the Broke Box that you’re in. At www.DollarMakers.comyou will find all the solutions you need. Here’s my prescription for wealth for you: Join the DollarMakers Joint Venture Club, attend our training, get my book, and get free. Everything you need is easily and affordably available. And there’s lots of free information on the site as well. Here’s the thing: follow the advice we give you, and you’ll get free. If you don’t take the medicine, you’ll stay sick. Here’s to your wealth/health!

Robin J. Elliott

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Make Yourself Recession-Proof

Make Yourself Recession-Proof. If you are a business owner/entrepreneur, you can immunize yourself against recession. No matter what happens in the world around us, we need to do what we can to avoid being financially hurt in a recession. If you’re in a conventional business with a limited number of products or services, or limited to a geographical area or a certain demographic, especially if you’re selling your time or if you have high overhead/fixed costs, you are at risk. Big time. You are vulnerable.

Look at this scenario: You have no overhead, your debts make you money (that means you make more money by leveraging your debts than they cost you), you have no employees, overhead, or inventory. Every cent that comes in, all your income, is 100% profit. And you have many income sources/Joint Ventures/DollarMakers spread across various industries, geographic areas, and sources. And your residual income exceeds the amount of money you need to live on comfortably. That’s how I live. I am immune to recession. And can you be, too.

When you set yourself up as a Joint Venture Broker, you can literally be in a position where you are not at risk, and where you do not have to rely on any one person, process, product, or position. You have spread your residual income over many fronts. You can add an income source/DollarMaker easily within an hour. You have time and money. You are free and you cannot be manipulated, controlled, or sabotaged. You don’t have to close your business – just leverage it. Without Joint Ventures, the average business operates on about 10% of it’s potential profit.

How can you put yourself in this powerful position where your income is unlimited and you’re safe from recession? You have to recreate your business and your situation. Learn how to remove risk and leverage your assets and equity. Create multiple DollarMakers. You need training, information, support and access. That’s what DollarMakers.com offers you. We have everything you need to make yourself bulletproof and secure, wealthy and free. Visit our website www.DollarMakers.com and preview my new book, “How to Retire in One Year” at www.DollarMakers.com/book

Robin J. Elliott

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My New Book Now Available!

My new book, “How to Retire in One Year”, is now available.

Visit www.DollarMakers.com/book for more information and a preview.

Robin J. Elliott

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Unlocking Locked Doors

Yesterday at my Joint Venture Broker Bootcamp in Vancouver, I asked people to make as tight a fist as possible, then their partner’s job was to get them to open their fist. Lots of strong people tried to force other strong peoples’ fists open. All you have to do is ask, “Please open your hand” – much easier. Or offer them a dollar note – even easier. I will perform the same amazing feat in England on Saturday at our Women’s Wealth Workshop.

Many of us face locked doors in our lives and our businesses. And usually, all it takes is to ask someone to open the door. “You have not because you ask not.” You would be amazed at what you could accomplish if you set about asking people to do things. Why don’t we ask? We’re afraid of embarrassment or rejection. I knew a very successful fellow who ascribed his outstanding accomplishments to one simple key: “I tell EVERYONE I meet, no matter what their circumstances or station in life,’You should be in my business – you would do very well in my business.’” He asked everybody – from CEO’s to janitors to sales clerks in stores to delivery people, people at bus stops and taxi drivers and teachers and cleaners – and he did it with the total belief that they would join his business. At he time, he was earning a mere $40,000 per month, and his income continued to increase along with his confidence and enthusiasm about his business.

If you ask everyone you meet to do something that is in their own best interests, you cannot feel rejected – after all, you’re offering them help, improvement in their quality of life, and a sincere and heartfelt compliment: “You would do very well in my business”. And if only one in ten people responded positively, YOU would do very well in your business. Some will, some won’t, so what? NEXT! Keep on asking. For every locked door, there is a key. Some people won’t join you today, but they will in a few months time – as long as you keep on asking. “NO” is not permanent – it simply means NOT YET.

Robin J. Elliott www.DollarMakers.com

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A Magical Question

Elizabeth Gardner has a great take on how we can focus on the 20% of our activities that produce 80% of our results. We’re all busy, usually with easy stuff, generally with the urgent rather than the important, and Ms. Gardner provides us with a compass that takes one to Treasure Island if followed. This is a question that is really a BS Detector. It shows clearly which activities get results.

Make a list of the activities that you’re involved in every day, and ask the following question about each of these activities to label it either 20% or 80%. Naturally, you want as many 20% activities as you can get, and that is where you should concentrate your efforts and resources. Here is the question: “If I only did THIS over and over, would my bank account grow?” Simple, yet profound.

Many of our activities are safely in our comfort zone: cleaning the old computer, shooting the breeze with some loser who will never produce anything, and calling it a “business meeting”, doing things you could outsource or delegate or ignore, avoiding confrontation, and making excuses that nobody believes anyway. When you have identified the 20% money-making activities (dare I call them DollarMakers?) you should discipline yourself to do them every day. The best way to do this is to make a daily schedule / measurable Goals List that incorporates the 20% activities.

In sales, I say, “Belly to belly – anything else is smelly” Asking someone to buy your product or service is a 20% activity. It will get results. Asking this question makes you think, makes it easy to make the right decisions, and makes you rich. Discipline yourself to do the right thing, and if you do what others don’t, you’ll have what others won’t. “If I only did THIS over and over, would my bank account grow?”

Robin J. Elliott www.DollarMakers.com

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