The 60-Day Experiment

How Much Friction Is In Your Business?

Today, I sent my friends (readers) a note about Willie Crawford's most productive report ever...and it's only $5.

In this quick report, he outlines how to create really fast money in 24 hours, revealing a virtual blueprint for fast cash.

I loved it and you will too.

But in my haste to get the word out, I forgot to tell folks about the case study from one of Willie's readers who immediately took action and created more than $1000 in cash to his PayPal account in 24 hours.

It was so easy and such a great model to follow. Once again, it all comes down to taking action.

Willie's report about creating really fast cash in 24 hours introduced me to the "Seller Beware" report that a ton of you have downloaded - for free - too.

Why was I so excited about that great report?

Two reasons:

1) It's loaded with excellent information - good, actionable content as my friend Mark Hendricks says.

2) The paid version of the report is customizable with 14 different streams of income. It can be given away and prized because of the value. But it can also pay me for years to come because every time someone clicks on a link, I can make money.

That's the epitome of win-win business opportunity. I love that.

It's brilliant!

So, get your reports now.

Seller Beware!

Really Fast Money in 24 Hours...

The Really Fast Money Case Study

Absorb the content, but also look at the business engine embedded in each report.

This is called "frictionless" business in the corporate world - so smooth, there's no drag between the seller and the buyer. Study these and evaluate how much friction is in your business.

I've got some changes to make in mine...

Peace and Prosperity!

Decisions You Make Today Shape the Future of Your Business...Whether You Know It or Not!

About that last post...

There was enough interest in - and questions about - the last post on web-business structure, that I decided to write an addendum about centralized vs. decentralized structure.

Seems like every city has a "Spaghetti Junction" - an interstate interchange that makes you question the highway engineer's genetic heritage with involuntary comments like,

"What were they thinking when they created an 'X' traffic interchange?"

Atlanta's Spaghetti Junction is 73 miles of road where I-285 meets I-85 in a series of long, sweeping aerial overpasses that feel similar to a loop-to-loop ride at Six Flags.

If you miss your exit, it's a 30-minute gauntlet to get back to where you began.

Stay with me...in a minute, you'll see the connection between your business structure and the interstate exchanges...

Warren Buffett Gets It...

I seldom bring in other writing, but since we're talking about relationships a lot these days, I stumbled on some relationship (and living) advice from Warren Buffet.

This post is from a blog entry by Darren Johnson. Instead of just linking to it, I decided it was too important not to post in it's entirety here. Visit Johnson's site to see comments others have left if you're interested.

                       The Wisdom of Warren Buffett                    

I spent 6 hours last week in Omaha with Warren Buffett. As I walked into the meeting I was pleasantly surprised to find Mr. Buffett dressed more like a scroungy sophomore chemistry student than the greatest investor of all time. It was an open Q&A session with some of my colleagues and me for about 3 hours.

Going into the meeting, I was thinking that I would receive a great deal of advice about...

Are you a Hedgehog or a Fox?

First, I'll tell you a story. Then you decide whether you are a hedgehog, an animal that looks like nature's accidental cross between an armadillo and a porcupine, slow moving and methodical, or a fox, quick-witted, energetic, bouncing around a gazillion different adventures.

And the answer holds the key to whether you'll be successful in business or life!

Once upon a time, there was a Hedgehog that ambled through the brush each morning focused on his daily foraging activity. Concerned only with his next meal and his modest home, the Hedgehog reduceed all his pursuits to these two elements.

Always focused, he wanders onto the path of the Fox who has been waiting beside the trail, as he does everyday. The Fox, ever the quick thinker who flits from opportunity to opportunity, expends more energy by noon than the Hedgehog does all week. Yet, he often finds himself always chasing opportunities, but seldom catching them.

When he sees the furry little Hedgehog, the Fox pounces. The Hedgehog curls into a little ball pointing its porcupine like spikes out in all directions. The Fox, defeated once again, moves on to the next opportunity.

Are you a Hedgehog? Doesn't seem very exciting, does it? After all, he doesn't see much of the world. He's too focused for that. He doesn't learn all the latest hunting tools and tricks because his world view is boiled down to simplistic ideas. In Good to Great, a terrific book by noted researcher Jim Collins, the hedgehog "reduces all challengeds and dilemmas to simple -- indeed almost simplistic -- hedgehog ideas. For a hedgehog, anything that does not somehow relate to the hedgehog idea holds no relevance."

Maybe I should highlight that description again!

"For a hedgehog, anything that does not somehow relate to the hedgehog idea holds no relevance."

Foxes on the other hand, "pursue many ends at the same time an dsee the world in all it complexity. They are 'scattered or diffused, moving on many levels.'"

Okay, so it's good to be a Hedgehog!

How do we make that happen? It's simple. You learn it. You practice it daily until it becomes part of your soul. You eliminate everything that is not helping you focus on your goals.

And you get a great teacher.

Click here to get a free 18-week course in Simpleology - or as I like to think of it, becoming a hedgehog.

Enjoy!

David Perdew
www.60DaysTo100k.com
www.WorldWantingPeace.com