Ron Davies

Of course that’s not the toughest question, but it is certainly food for thought, isn’t it?

The early mornings as a full-time affiliate marketer are quite a bit different from how they used to be that’s for sure, but there are significant anomalies elsewhere in my day as well.

It used to be that by around 8 a.m. I had already been working for an hour or so fixing, fueling, and starting Sea King helicopters on the flight line in Shearwater Nova Scotia, which is a military installation just the opposite side of the harbor from Halifax.

Now I find myself considering only one thing once the kids are off to school, and my wife Amber is off to college:

“to golf or not to golf”

It is a complex thought process which involves at very least determining if my clubs are in the car, or if they were even unpacked from the last Internet conference trip. Then, I have to call brother Rick (also an Internet marketer :>) and see if he is available for a round. We usually do the driving range first for a bucket or two refining our slices and hooks into the nets, and then assault 9 or 18 perfectly innocent greens from there.

If the weather is not fair, and you golfers in the readership know the weather has to be REALLY not fair to not play, I take my wireless laptop and do a little reading at the local Tim Horton’s coffee shop which coincidentally serves 2 purposes;

1. I get to catch up on what is new in the IM world. Doing this for just 30 minutes each day puts you in the top 5% of web marketers for knowledge (Brian Tracy)
2. I get to greet all the guys I once worked with, many of whom told me I was nuts to even dream of working online. Needless to say, I get a great degree of rather selfish satisfaction fro this. Sad, I know..

This takes me to around mid-morning, which is another story- one about developing real estate with those affiliate marketing dollars- in another post, sorry #;>)

Ron

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“It is a shaky time indeed. the clock is ticking, and many people are gravely concerned.”

Not me. Not in the least. Read on to find out why.

People all over the USA and for that matter the world are up in arms from the election. There are the elated, and the infuriated, but as far as I am concerned, it need not bother everyone really…

I know some people have been glued to CNN watching the results, trying to compute what it all means for their futures. Concerned that if in their opinion the ’wrong’ candidate won it might spell financial doom for them.

Guess what? I won’t be one of them…nor will my good friend Yanik Silver, or my old Air Force buddy Craig Beckta (Craig and I fixed Sea King helicopters back in the days before we became full-time affiliate marketers :>)

Why?

Quite simply because we’ve figured out how to write our own meal tickets, regardless of what’s going on with the crazy economy, the next person in the White House or any external factor!

It starts from figuring out how to create profits on demand (just like turning a tap). Then that gives you
freedom to do what you want and when you want. And it expands to how you live your life and what meaning you bring to others.

This is what Yanik calls his “Maverick Philosophy for Entrepreneurs” – It’s a way to make more, have more fun and give back more! It’s his ‘Maverick Manifesto’!

If you are interested in a a better future at all, and a way to helo others as we are while pulling down  ridiculously good “coin”, why not see what Yanik is talking about?

He’s put up a free 60+ minute video right here:

Check it out

Sincerely,

Ron Davies

Ron Davies

P.S. Yes, I know the word “Maverick” has been
stomped on with the election, but it makes sense here
because you get to write your own rules. You get to be
the person that decides how to play the ‘game’ and that’s
being a renegade…someone who’s NOT going to cower in the
corner while the media tells us the sky is falling.

If you’d like to join us – you’ll want to watch this
powerful video:

Check it out