You've probably never heard of these three people.
Each one makes -- shall we say -- a very comfortable online living. And each one left a more traditional job to do it.
John Thornhill, one of the top Internet marketers today, worked on the production line of an automobile plant for ten years. He started fiddling around online on the side. And one day he marched in and quit that production
line.
He now works from home, and has zero financial worries whatever.
Omar Martin was a New York City fire department paramedic. (You may know Omar because I introduced him to you over Black Friday weekend.)
Doberman Dan, world-class copywriter, marketer, and entrepreneur, was a New York City policeman.
Did they know something you don't know when they got started?
No.
Have
they learned something you don't know between then and now?
Yes.
This:
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