Finished at the hotel gym and had a message from my wife: they say they have no record of a late checkout for us and we just have to leave.

What?

Anyway, I won't burden you with the details, but as we left that hotel and headed to the next, I hadn't been able to shower after my workout because we were shuffled out of there so fast.

Blech.

That's my problem, not yours.

In fact, this week it's been my aim to eliminate as many potential problems as possible that you might encounter if you've decided you're determined to figure out how to make the Internet pay.

I mentioned that Paul Counts, director of my mastermind, has a program in which he licenses you 52 info products, along with 52 upsells, sales pages for each product, promotional messaging -- absolutely every last thing is done.

And you don't owe him another cent. You keep all the dough from all your sales.

Friends, there ain't no more done-for-you solution out there than that. Every single thing you'd need to do to get up and running is already done.

If for whatever reason that doesn't move you, why not see what your older children can do with it? 

I guarantee your older children know more than you do about how to draw attention to something online. They're creative and energetic and tech-savvy. 

To say the least, it's not a bad idea for them to get familiar with selling and promoting things online -- especially since you can be sure no school is going to teach them that. They'll learn that molten rock is called magma (thank you, Robbie the Fire Bernstein), but that's about it.

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Tom Woods