• You need “clarification”, you need to discuss this a bit and “talk about it”, think it over, digest it, and feel comfortable about it. Right? I know I’m right. That’s just your personality type. Paralysis of analysis, the eternal student, the course junkie, waiting for the right timing.
• Or maybe there’s no sense of urgency – you have enough money – or you’re afraid of failing and being embarrassed.
• Or perhaps you’re genuinely confused as to where to start. I understand.

Here’s What I Suggest

Here’s the thing you need to know right now – the first step is the hardest step, but if you align yourself with the right, supportive, knowledgeable and experienced people, it’s infinitely easier. I suggest:

• You join the DollarMakers Joint Venture Broker Club as a first step (www.JVWisdom.com).
• Then, e-mail me with your questions: robin@jvwisdom.com.
• This course contains all you need to reach financial independence. All you have to do is apply it. One step at a time. Follow the recipe for freedom as set out in this course.

Every step you take, your confidence, comfort, and knowledge will increase. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. But you have to start walking. You can’t get to Treasure Island if you never leave the shore of your comfort zone.

One Warning as You Step Out

And please don’t take advice from the wrong people. I created the Club for you, so that you’re not going to waste your time and money and get disillusioned.

Robin’s Law of Thought

The real world is all about laws; the law of gravity, the law of sowing and reaping, the law of compound interest. We are smart to work with the laws. The law of USE says, “If you don’t use it, you will lose it.” Try tying your right arm to your side for a year. After a year, it will be pretty useless.

Here’s the law I like: It’s called Robin’s Law of Thought. Very simple. What you think about, comes about. It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy. Whatever you focus your attention on will grow and become a reality. “That which I feared has come upon me.” Your mind is simply a magnet.

During the time you’re awake, your thoughts are yours to choose. Think about success, creating value, learning good stuff, money, wealth, health, and happiness, and they will manifest in your life. What you think about guides your interpretation of your circumstances, your attitude, your choices, your actions, and thus the results that appear as if by magic in your life. There are no miracles and there is no magic. The magic is the power of your mind.

Work from the End Outcome

Decide what you want and work backwards.

• If you want wealth, happiness and retirement in one year, what thoughts need to fill your head?
• What will stimulate those thoughts and guide them?

That depends on what you read, where you go, what you do with your time, and whom you spend your time with. And that will determine the actions you take and the choices you make. Start with that. Daily mind control, one minute at a time, and you can accomplish ANYTHING.

Where Will You Be In a Year?

What will your life look like in a year’s time? You stand at the crossroads today.

Perhaps your friends, family, and even spouse is discouraging you from even trying a JV with no cost or risk. What to do? Send them to www.JVWisdom.com and ask them to check us out. But you have to make you own decisions.

You can achieve anything you want; it’s never too late to start over. You will be amazed how much your life can change in just one year. You’re not too old or too young, and you CAN do this. We’re here for you, and I look forward to working with you to make all your dreams come true.

Your life is a new page every day. You can write whatever you like on that page.

Now let’s get started on to your exciting Retirement Blueprint!

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“Successful people do what others don’t,

so they will have what others won’t.”

Cock-a-Doodle-Doo! Here’s a wake-up call for you.

Daily activity is essential – but you have to write it down and stay on track. Those daily choices will make you rich. A little exercise every day, reading the right stuff, communicating with the right people, daily disciplines, watching your diet, making the calls, the things that are easy to do and easy not to do – that’s the difference between great success and mediocrity.

Your Daily Success Checklist

After having read everything in this course, I’m sure you have a pretty good idea what you need to do on a consistent, daily basis to achieve your goal of retirement in one year, and I don’t want to you to miss anything. These are the steps on the ladder to your retirement in one year.

Your daily check list should include:

• Your health.
• Your finances.
• Your business.
• Your relationships.
• Your social life.
• Your leisure.
• And all the building blocks for success.

Complete your daily checklist now, and welcome to Retirement in One Year!

I retire by ___________________ (exact date) with $ ___________________ per month in increasing, residual income.

My Daily Success Checklist

1. _____________________________________________
2. _____________________________________________
3. _____________________________________________

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• Outdated Internet affiliate / marketing courses for thousands of dollars by dubious characters who feed off the vulnerable, desperate, and moronic masses, or a commission paid on a referral for a $300 print job.
• On the other end of the spectrum, they think of sophisticated, multimillion dollar merges and acquisitions and commodity brokers who live in mansions on the French Riviera, like my friend Simon.

The reality is, you can get as big as you like, from a humble five thousand dollars a month from five different sources to a solid JV that makes you a few million. Two simple and true examples follow, which illustrate my point.

Two Extraordinary Orderlies Buy a Hospital

Two ordinary hospital orderlies were told the hospital they worked for was about to go bankrupt since not enough doctors were referring patients to it, so they borrowed money and attended an expensive seminar to learn how to buy a business for no money down.

After the seminar they approached the hospital administrator and asked him how many doctors would need to refer patients to the hospital in order for it to break even and get out of debt. They were told that forty referring doctors would do the trick, and that sixty was their capacity. Undaunted, the orderly orderlies used the information they had learned on the pricey seminar to put together a proposal for doctors to invest $100,000 each in order to buy ownership in the hospital.

To their surprise, they only contacted seven doctors and they were inundated with offers. They got 70 doctors to each invest $100,000, earning them seven million dollars, of which they each took two million and used the rest to buy the hospital. They controlled the deal and management, each with a $300,000 per year salary and 30% ownership between them.

They repeated this fourteen times across the US. I wonder what the other delegates to the same seminar did with the knowledge they obtained.

Buying a Hotel on Trade

Then, there was the fellow who wanted to buy a hotel in California for $1.5 million. He met with the hotel owner and a trade dollar broker, and issued $3 million trade dollars in vouchers for food and accommodation, to be used over the next five years. The broker paid him $1.5 million for these vouchers, which he used to buy the hotel.

Bearing in mind the 80% breakage on the vouchers, his 32% food cost, 10% room cost, and the fact that the value of the vouchers would steadily decline against price increases over the next five years, he was sitting pretty.

Your Limitations

Your earning limitations with Joint Ventures are threefold: The people you deal with, the training and support you get, and your own mind and attitude. We can help you with the first two.

• Is this the best use of my time and resources, or do I have a better alternative? (If another alternative is better, cut bait.)
• Am I spending my own time, money and resources, or am I using other peoples’ time, money and resources? (We should use other peoples’ resources.)
• Am I acting as a salesperson / hired gun? (If so, walk away immediately.)
• Is this deal as good as I thought it would be? Is the other party doing what he or she said they would? Am I still comfortable with this, or should I drop it?
• Is this win/win and does every party benefit, or is someone being taken advantage of?
• Are my partners ethical, honest and professional?
• How can I add a back end, further leverage this situation, increase profits and/or distribution, or sell the deal?
• How can I meet better JV partners and find better deals? (My NetWORK determines my NetWORTH).
• Are my resources being optimized? Do I have underutilized resources?
• Is this decision a compromise of my values and beliefs?
• Is this choice, action, thought or activity taking me towards, or away from my goals?

1 Your Positioning and Identity

Your positioning and your identity should be clear. You’re not a carpet salesman who also does JVs, or a teacher who dabbles in brokering; you’re a Joint Venture Broker. You can attain instant credibility and respect by joining the DollarMakers Joint Venture Broker Club, getting a Replicator Website and your DollarMakers Business Cards, and getting properly trained. You have the backing and support of a large, world-wide Membership, which gives you instant access to hundreds of people and their databases, and these people are ready to do business; they understand the concept and can move fast. You have vast resources compared to individual wanna-be JV brokers.

2 Look the Part

Make sure you look successful. That means you should:

• Dress for success and be properly groomed and prepared.
• Don’t show up late and unshaven, with cat hair all over your coat (unless you happen to be a cat) and a cigarette in your mouth, and expect to be taken seriously.
• Look at least as successful as the people you’re talking with, and never deal with losers.

We recommend you only work with Members of DollarMakers or people on whom you have done good due diligence or whom you know personally.

3 Act the Part

If you want to make real money, act the part.

• Be punctual, professional, and businesslike.
• Make sure you always respond quickly to e-mails and phone messages.
• Don’t have your kid answer the phone. Don’t talk business while you’re washing the dishes and the dog is barking in the background.
• Use an answering service if you have to.
• Use your DollarMakers JV Replicator website e-mail. Nobody takes Hotmail, Yahoo, or Gmail email addresses seriously.

4 Don’t Be Intimidated

Don’t be intimidated by people who seem smarter, richer, or more intelligent than you are. Truly successful people are humble and always ready to learn from anyone. Many people are not as successful as they seem to be.

Remember this: The median income per household in the United States is $48,000 and generally comprises of two income earners averaging $24,000 yearly each. That means the average American earns a mere $2,000 per month. This also means that half the people you meet would kill to have the opportunity to earn the kind of money you can offer them through the Joint Ventures described in this book. And the simpler the system you offer them, the easier they succeed.

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E-mail me robin@jvwisdom.com and ask me which system I prefer to all the others for creating secure, residual income, wealth and value.Include your contact telephone number and real name, not “Bob” or “J.T.” and where you live, if you want a reply.

5 Use These Proven Tools

Use the proven Joint Ventures and success tools we’re offering you.

• Check out www.JVWisdom.com for updates and offers.
• Don’t get involved with weird people and ideas, start-ups, and off the wall schemes – you just lose credibility with experienced entrepreneurs. Even if you want to do business with a Member of DollarMakers, check with us first and do your due diligence before leaping in.
• When I recommend JVs in this course, they have been chosen because they work, and we want you to succeed.

6 Communicate Regularly

Finally, maintain regular communication with all your JV partners. Each one has to be making you an absolute minimum of $1,000 per month by the end of one year. The DollarMakers Members who do best are those who are involved in many of our common Joint Ventures. There’s an overlap of vested interested there and you get more support by having overlapping, common interests with the right people.

getting more customers, increasing sales, increasing retention, etc and then a list of strategies to use for each hyperlinked to page.

Make wallet card to go with.

20 Proven, Simple, Practical Systems

Here are twenty income sources that you can easily implement.

Each can make you a lot more than $1,000 per month. In addition to these, you can use the principles learned in this book to creates hundreds more. There is no limit to the amount of money you can make or how fast you can make it. It depends on you.

Remember, in order to exponentially increase the profits in any business, we need these things: more sales, more money per transaction, higher margins, more frequent sales, more referrals, more income streams, more products and services to sell, lower overheads, more leverage and less customer attrition.

The past is not equal to the future.

The holes in the bottom of the bucket represent expenditure. That’s the money you spend and invest, like rent or your mortgage, memberships, food, books, transport, etc. Some things are necessary for living and your quality of life, and some are investments, in other words, they make you more money, after tax, than they cost, bearing in mind inflation. Some are simply wastage. Money that goes out as an investment makes more come in, so that is good, as long as it is a safe investment.

Closing or lessening the wastage holes, your wealth bucket will fill up faster, your assets will increase, your net worth will increase, and you can retire faster, because you will need less income.

More money coming in, and less going out, is the goal. Fill that bucket!

Examples of Money Wasters:

• Money invested at 3% with a bank when your credit card debt is costing you 18% or more. Rather pay off the credit card.
• Paying down a mortgage that costs you 6% when you could be earning 18% with the same money through the Bridge Financing option I mentioned earlier in this book, is a silly waste.
• Leaving money in your home equity that would cost you 6% but earn you 18%, is a waste.
• Leaving available credit that would cost you 6% but earn you 18% is a waste.
• Eating out in restaurants too often.
• Buying an expensive car you can’t really afford with money you don’t have to impress people you don’t like and who don’t care, is a waste. A car is not an investment – it doesn’t appreciate in value.
• Buying a business opportunity or franchise or ridiculously expensive courses and “coaching programs”.
• Spending money on things you don’t use or that don’t help you reach your goals.
• Giving other people money instead of teaching them how to earn it – “Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach him to fish and he will eat for a lifetime.” Don’t carry parasites. Have them join your MLM downline and work for their money.
• Giving money to “charitable” organizations that only use a fraction of it for the stated cause – the rest is for their salaries and perks.
• Guilt money.
• Not reviewing your life insurance premiums. You’re probably underinsured and paying too much on the wrong policy.
• Not having a will. Seven out of ten Canadians have no will!
• Spending money on things like health club memberships that you don’t use and are too lazy or embarrassed to stop.
• The worst of all: smoking. You have to be really stupid to smoke or use other drugs.
• Alcohol in excess.
• Not reviewing all your expenses, charges, accounts, credit cards, and bank statements every month to see if you can get a better deal, save money, and get the same value.
• Not using Air Miles and loyalty programs points instead of cash. We don’t need the money, yet we have got cameras, kitchen equipment, suitcases, an a lot more from loyalty points. Use coupons. Why waste?
• Buying the most expensive stuff when you don’t have to, in order to impress others and “keep up with the Joneses”. The Joneses don’t care about you.
• Allowing your kids to waste your money on pot, alcohol, cigarettes, college and university classes they don’t attend, expensive cars and clothes, and more. Teach them to earn their money and take responsibility. Buy them this book and tell them they’re on their own now. You’ll be doing them a huge favor instead of spoiling them. Kick them out of your house when they turn 18. From that age on, ask them to buy YOU stuff. Wake up! Allowing your spouse to waste money.
• TV Channels you pay for but don’t watch. Newspapers and magazines you pay for but don’t read. Contributions to institutions that don’t need your money – I could go on all day. Visit a Thrift Shop or a Garage Sale once or twice. Respect your money, and it will respect you. Faithful in little, faithful in much. Be a good steward of your money.

Don’t be cheap, but always be aware that it is easier to spend than to save. You have an important life goal to retire within a year. You should be disciplined, locked and loaded, and serious about your money.

I will achieve my goal of Retirement in less than one year faster by removing money wasters.

This is how I will save money:

1. ______________________________________________

2. ______________________________________________

3. ______________________________________________

Total Amount Saved: $ ________________________________

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