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Were you aware that every single one of the greatest fortunes
ever built simply followed a 3 step formula?

Every single one of them!

I wasn’t either.

This formula is so mind-numbingly simple that I almost dismissed
it as trivial, but then I snapped out of it.

Look, I suppose the business experts can make things
unnecessarily complicated if they want to …

But does that help me?

I mean, I just want to make the money and get on with my life!

This three step formula has finally been revealed in Mark
Joyner’s breakthrough new book: “The Great Formula: for Maximum
Profit with Minimal Effort.”

Maximum Profit – Minimal Effort. I’m all for that!

Here’s what the business experts are saying”

“A stunningly simple idea that changed the course of history.”
David Garfinkel, Founder of The World Copywriting Institute

“Truly a new perspective.”
Joe Sugarman, Chairman of BluBlocker Corporation, and Author of
“Trigger”

“Incendiary! The tightest book on marketing I’ve ever read.”
Ben Mack, Former Senior VP BBDO

It’s OK if you’re thinking:

“OK, that’s great. I might check that out some time …”

Get it right now – here’s why:

1. If you had invested in Microsoft in 1980, you’d probably be
a millionaire today many times over. Investing in your future
by employing this 3 step formula now will have a much greater
impact on your business that much faster.

2. Today they are giving away a huge bonus package to people who
invest in this easy-to-read book worth thousands of dollars.

Actually – read #1 again. That’s probably worth more to you
than the thousands of dollars worth of business-building-tools
you’ll be getting along with it when you purchase it today:

purchase it today

Haha – I wonder …

I wonder how many reading this today will act, and I wonder how
many will click “delete” and forget all about it.

It would be fun to look into the future at the two.

I see one of them making a call to their banker from their yacht
effortlessly transferring money to purchase their new dream
villa.

I see the other toiling away at their desk trying to make ends
meet wishing they had found an easier way to make it all work.

Which will you be?

Make your choice and click here!

Enjoy,

Chris Titan

P.S. If you haven’t read the rest of this letter would you do
me a favor and scroll up to read it now? It’s that important …

This reminds me of that old man that shared a bottle with me last weekend. He told me his name was Time. He was a grizzled old wino who smelled faintly of pee. He asked me for some change. I was already three sheets to the wind, drinking Guiness Stout so that I did not have to eat dinner. I looked at this old timer and asked what he was drinking. He was reluctant nut when he saw that I was drunk and that I might give him money anyway he told me. I told him to hold on and came back with a fifth of what he was drinking…some cheap whisky. We sat down somewhere and I can’t remember a thing we talked about.

http://chris_titan.simpleology.com/

I remember he told me his name was Time…I think the last thing I remember is thinking and laughing that I was getting wasted with Time. And now I can’t remeber any of what Time told me…that is a waste of time.

This is what is know as a Time Leech in Simpleology 101.

Chris Titan
http://simple-edge.blogspot.com/

Darn! I picked up veggies but I forgot the pickles.

I guess that pickles don’t have half the probiotics they once did but someting about the vinegar helps my digestion.

I know that apple cider vinegar is popular. I just can’t stand to drink even two table spoons a day.

Forgeting the pickles was the daily target that I missed. I violated the Third Law of Simpleology. I lost my simple-edge.

Chris Titan
http://simple-edge.blogspot.com/

It being Friday I had procrastinated as long as possible. I took a major brain dump last night and had a very clear idea of how much running around it was going to take to get it all done so I could start to procrastinate about the backyard and mowing the lawn. I had a hefty list of Daily targets and I knocked them out by one. I went the bank, the printer, the office, back to the printer, the post office and then was able to get lunch and head back home. If I got off track for more that 30 mins I would not be able to get it all done. I’m telling you that there is something powerful in the Daily Target Praxis. I am so lazy that I really can do little more that think about what I want to do. Generally it fills me with dread and inspires me to waste time on something that can distract me from unpleasent reality. To do the Daily Praxis you imagine yourself hitting your target and you also feel how good it is going to feel. It is easy. I woke up to day and actually felt like doing stuff was excited to do stuff. Sure is was the first sunny day in ages but I really enjoyed knocking this stuff out on schedule today.