You have a Shlomo Krudo, a graphoc designer from Israel on your list.
We (Kristine Bartyzel and I) are trying to locate him.
Could you e-mail me his e-mail.

Many thanks,
Shuli

Just to say I’m enjoying the process enormously and truly appreciate the immense gift you are giving everyone. I work from home too, my 5 year old makes frequent appearances; I love knowing that you are a normal person with a genuine active life.

As far as I’m concerned you can present your material in any style, at any pace, on any day, in any order, with or without notes, videos, blogs, podcasts or mumerings in the shower as you like; it is all highly valuable.

I can honestly say that the approaches you teach and the methods and mindset you espouse are applicable outside the IM world too and they have made a real difference to my non-internet business already.

I found last year’s TDC materials & was determined to do this one from the start.

Keep going and don’t let the self-centered ‘you-owe-me-something’ complainers get you down!

Hugh

ps not in a group yet but doing the challenge with my wife - does that count?

Rock on bro!

I’ll go with you and help!
That’s 2 against 1. If I were you, friend, I’d stay the same.

Just be exactly the way you are now my friend
And please - these good-for-nothing “this has got to get serious” folks can just bugger off as far as I’m concerned. Getting a life, or at least a smile on their faces would be a good start …
I mean, we get all this for free, and some still have the nerve to complain? Wow … I’m speechless.
We can always discuss what is fun and entertaining, the main point is that it is real, down to earth, from the heart and human. And that my friend is being over-delivered - “Really, really, really” over-delivered!
If you change your ways I will personally travel to Australia and slap your naughty behind, you hear!

Rock on bro!

Thankyou very much for sharing your knowledge,insight,enthusiasm and spirit with us!

How very very impertinent for people to even think that you should teach us in the ways that they prescribe.

I would have been delighted to meet you guys on the first Challenge.

Perhaps we will meet some day!

Hope so,

George

PS My first computer was a Sinclair ZX81…couldn’t really make head or tail of it at the time… Now we have macs…
Much easier…

Keep up the great work guys, this is fantastic.

Cheers.
Noel

Hearing a phone ring in the background, or a child wanting a movie makes me think, ‘Thank God, this person is real.’ To stop what you’re doing to, as you said, ‘put up the shopping’ shows me a person that knows responsibility.

Your presentations, to me, are like you’re talking to a friend. To be invited into your home and family and treated like a friend, lets me know this is a person to be trusted. Thank you for this. I hope to one day meet you all.

I’m sorry if this post is too long, but I have to get this off my chest.

People seem to get ruder every day. This is sad. I can’t believe someone tries to be nice and get rudeness in return. How rude can it get for someone to try and tell a person with a gift how to present that gift. If you don’t want the gift, refuse it, don’t try and change it.

For the person who thinks someone on a team would try and steal ideas, let me say this. If you get ideas in any form, you can consider yourself copying or, as you say, stealing ideas. You were not born forming ideas. You were born learning. All ideas are formed from what you see, hear or experience.

What would make you think your ideas are superior to anyone else on a team. If, in fact. you are talking about the presentation of the idea, the same applies. If your presentation are going to be that great, you don’t need to be here anyway.

To me, the whole concept of teams, community and social networking comes down to one thing. TRUST! If you can’t trust such a small group, how in the he** are you going to trust being on the internet.(Better not put up a web site, someone might steal your idea.)

My thing is if you can’t trust four to six people, for thirty days, why would you think someone should trust you with a purchase?

For the people who don’t want to be on a team, I will say, I understand some of this. I do my best work at
3 A.M., when everything is quite and I’m all alone. But, now let’s get real! You were told this would be a team effort and, in fact, would be done with teams. Why you would not be willing to give up thirty days of your lone ranger attitude, for something given to you for free, is surprising to me.

If your job, time or responsibilities are your reason, lay it on the line when you join a team. Trust them to understand. If they don’t, find another team that will. We all have responsibilities. At some time or another, we will all have this problem. Why not try it? It’s only thirty days. You can always drop out of a team, but you can say you tried. It may surprise you.

And finally, for the person who rudely said, ‘ You are doing this to make money’. What’s your problem? For one, you are not paying for it. You are here to learn how to make money. Unless you are going to give all you ever make to a charity, why would you worry about or begrudge anyone, giving you something for nothing, the right to make money.

I hope they are making money for what I’m getting for free. And if they are, it is none of my business or yours. I, for one, would like to learn how to make money by giving something away.

Don’t look a gifted horse in the mouth, enjoy the ride.

Forgive me for such an outburst, but I just get pi**ed, when people are so rude.

the morning when I tune in half-awake and hear “the Song”! It’s not just the info and the organization that are

wonderful but your presentation of the materials is brilliant! I appreciate your cheerful personality, your sense

of humour and your lovely Aussie accent! I know you have a terrific team too. It’s just magnificent that you and

they are doing all this for so many of us and for FREE!!!