I was able to watch the free online talk, as well as the first fifteen minutes of the second one (before the stream was cut =D ) And from this I really agree with some of the observations that you made. One frustrating thing was how little the amount of time the slides were shown in the stream. It was frustrating to read them when they were only shown for such a short period of time.

It is good information, that’s for sure! And even though I’ve seen a bit of it before in the last video, it’s alway good to get a kick in the pants or perspective that makes you look at your business in a new light.

Of course being in the broke starving college student crowd, it’s not so easy to join in the coaching program. Hopefully it will still be around when my work becomes a bit more profitable and my time is somewhat more plentiful.

Anyways, thanks for the reports on what you learned from actually being there.

Todd

You have an interesting blog here. I subscribed to your rss feed to do some reading this weekend.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Karin

Crystal Clear as always, very nice post, I’m looking for the next.

I watched the Rich’s seminar, although it was a “deja vu” I must be grateful, the content delivered for free, even repeated, has some key points that are very valuable.

Only for all that value given for free I think one must be more than grateful to Rich.

One hard lesson that I’ve learnt (I’m still learning) after years of entepreneurship is that one can never please everyone, it’s impossible, and hard sometimes, but if you try harder and harder in that impossible task you become exhausted, sick and tired, so one must stick to the core values of his business and above all be honest. Seeing all in perspective, in Internet Business definitely Rich seems more than honest and one of the few that is very capable of giving real value.

Regards.

I just read your post and I thought I would take the opportunity to be the first one to comment.

First, I really appreciate the feedback and I have taken it to heart. I am always trying to be better at what I do.

Not to be condescending but I am proud of you and your post. Integrity is an important value in my life and I will always live by that. You should always be honest about how you feel and not be swayed by me, my thoughts, or my feelings.

I wish I did a better job and I promise I will next time. I am confident that while I did provide new valuable information for everyone in attendance, it was certainly not my best performance. I know I can do about ten times better.

On the plus side if it shows others that not everything has to be perfect to get going then it all serves a greater purpose.

In regards to your feedback I just wanted to let you know that me and my entire team have already had long meetings about what went well, and everything that we could have done better. We’ve already started planning the next seminar and I am really looking forward to the improvements, the only bummer is that we have to wait about 5 months till show-time. Till next time….