I ain't no braggart.
I don't flaunt earnings figures when I enjoy some success. Just try to find some. You won't.
(I did it once, but that was just to show you how effective a certain product was, and I ended up donating all the money to charity anyway.)
But:
Last week I had dinner at the Daytona Beach Chart House with Roger McCaffrey, whose father founded the Conservative Book Club and Arlington House Publishers, which published plenty of Mises and Rothbard in its day.
Roger is the godfather of two of our daughters, and a
three-time guest on the Tom Woods Show.
Why do I mention this?
I earned $3100 in commissions during that dinner. I didn't know about it until I got in the car.
But Woods, you have a big audience, so that
must explain it.
In fact, in Internet marketing I don't have a huge audience, so that's actually not it.
So what could "it" be?
And how do you get "it"?
Check out my short message, delivered while driving (yes, I got up the nerve to do this):
Tom Woods