Houston, We Have a Solution

One of the delights of my current life is working with a variety of teachers from all over the world. They often inspire my daily epistles - I swiped today's Subject line off a Texas gal just 10 minutes ago. (Thanks Julie, now put that gun away.)

Why do these teachers and students come?

Not to get rich. None of us are rich. Are you rich?

Perhaps we are philanthropists masquerading as professional teachers…

Here's what you've most likely already given:

• Ridiculous amounts of brain time devoted to tiny head movements
• Anything from $20,000 to $50,000 of real, actual money
• 3 years+ focused fulltime on lying, sitting and standing (and sitting again)
• In some cases, the puzzled bewilderment of family & friends

(has she gone bonkers?)

If you're going to do all that (and most of you already have) why stop there?

HOUSTON, WE HAVE A SOLUTION

Carry on to Part Two.

You see, your philanthropy is exhausted. You can't keep giving like that. You've got to get. You get, then you can give. "Poor Philanthropist" is an oxymoron.

Become an Industrialist. Yes, an Industrialist.

Build a factory of concepts in an industry of your choosing.

Your "industry" might be Female Entrepreneurs, or Dentistry, or French Horn Players, or Yoga Instructors. First you need an R & D department to research questions like:

• Who are these people
• What do they want
• How much can they afford
• How can I reach them
• How do I explain this to them

Once you've done that, you need to build your factory: blog, website, landing page, optin, autoresponders, CTAs, sales funnel - there are a lot of moving parts. It's a complex conceptual factory framework.

You got this far, why give up now?

Of course you need a plan. I just made a 30 minute video explaining how you can start.

View it here.

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