Every Day - I get surprised by another Thirty Day Challenge Story - This one is a cracker.
First of all - A huge thank you to Secret Womens Business Network - Three very smart and savy fellow Thirty Day Challengers who have well and truly whipped the stone out of our hand before we could close it.
I love their podcast and am a super fan subscriber…
But you could have knocked me over with a feather when I listened to this mornings edition.
I won’t spoil the story - you should listen to this podcast.
I will say that maybe the best part of the Thirty Day Challenge is how it has the capacity to nudge people out of their current path (some would say RUT) and change their life direction for ever.
It’s very, very, very humbling.
My thing is it happens so often I often don’t see it!!!!
Can you guys do me a favor - we are wrapping up the thirty day challenge book and with 2009 around the corner.
Can You Tell Me Your Story. Or at least let me know if you have one!
Making money makes a great story But It’s not the best or the only story! Has the Thirty Day Challenge made a difference to you. Are you doing something different now to what you were doing before the Thirty Day Challenge…
Just let us know you have one - we will follow up with you and do all the work. We just want to know you have one!
And as we all know…The Thirty Day Challenge’s biggest challenge is….
It appears to be to good to be true…
And as much as I can try tell people it is… Nothing works better than hearing it from you!
Let us know in the comment section below if you have a story.
And then have a listen to this cracker…
Ed: Secret Womens Business Network has a bad link…
Short Story:
I first did the 30DC in 2007 and 5 months later I had quit my job and registered my own business. 2 years later I have never had to go back to the old J.O.B thanks to the 30DC and my niche websites!
I would say that the information in the 30DC is responsible for me earning 5 figures and am truly grateful.
Thanks for everything!
Tom
While it’s true that the Challenge has helped me change my circumstances, I don’t consider that very important, all things considered. What means the most to me is that it helped me find my lost hope. I was in a place where I had lost the hope that tomorrow was going to be a better day. The Challenge helped me to remember that I have the ability to make my life better. I’d forgotten that, and I was dying because of it. Now I’m living again and making my life better and that is worth way more than any amount of money to me.
Hi Ed, Gary here aka garydotgray
I do have a story.
One of accomplishment and success. I along with eight others (not thirty day challengers) have written a book and had it published. Now we are beginning to address the sales and marketing aspect and My time being part of the Thirty Day Challenge has positioned me well for both the writing phase and now the marketing phase. We had 200 copies printed to see how it would go. In just three days we have over 100 either sold or reserved. Our publisher has worked a deal so that our book is available on Amazon and Barns & Noble. Orders are then drop shipped by our publisher. I plan on using the TDC strategies to promote those sites.
This is proving to be a very positive experience with lots of future possibilities. I would most likely never have been able to mount the confidence to try this if I had not signed up for and followed the TDC training.
On the very same night that we received our book copies I was asked to meet with another on line person(s) to explore the possibility of joint venturing on up coming projects. This opportunity would never have happened if I had never signed up for TDC.
As you most likely know I have been a stroke survivor since August 2002 and originally signed up just to learn and to stimulate my brain to recover from the stroke.
The time invested with you and the TDC is far out weighed by the many positive results that I have and continue to experience in my life.
Thank you and your team for conceiving the idea of TDC and taking action to give it life.
Smiles :o)
Gary
Hi Ed,
My first introduction to internet marketing was the 30 Day Challenge last year. It was an eye opener for me. I am not a youngster anymore (my first intro to computers was the HP250 with 32K memory, upgradable to 64K, and 10Mg removable hard drive platters to be taken to the bank’s safe deposit daily for storage)but I am thoroughly enjoying my change in direction. No I am not making millions yet but who knows what I’ll be able to do in time to come.
The best part that has come out of all of this for me is that I have been able to take what you’ve taught me and applied it to making money for charity. I have entered the City2Surf fun run in Sydney (similar to the Bay to Breakers) and using the tools that you’ve introduced me to I’ve been able to communicate my fundraising associate with this run to a much wider audience than I ever would have beleived to be possible.
Thank you very much. I wouldn’t have been able to do this without the 30DC.
Elizabeth