It is reported that there are over 1.5 million new people coming online each month, with only 95% of all online businesses making a profit.

I believe that the Internet is by far the greatest gold rush in history. So, how can this be...only 5% of online businesses raking in the gold?

Are the opportunities not equal for all? does it take large financial backing? No! I believe the failure of the 95% is attributed to the same causes for business failure off line as well as online. In a nutshell...it's the lack in clarity of vision.

How can we be focused when we don't have a clue what it is that we are to be focused on line. Without clarity of vision there is no real purpose, and with out real purpose our priorities become confused.

Without a carefully thought out game plan, it is most unlikely for one to achieve true success. In any venture, discouragement will come. And without a game plan when discouraged does not produce the Quick Riches that was so hopeful would come, one tends to give up on that venture. Then, frantically looks for the next opportunity and jumps right on in.

Before long, we are back to square one. We now have 3 or 4 newly claims staked, and none of them really producing. Depending on how much time and money we have invested, at this point, he may be tempted to sit the next race out, or even worse...drop out of the race entirely, with the false notion that..."it does not work."

What is wrong here? We have never taken the time to lay a solid foundation. Without a solid foundation a house just cannot stand the storm. So what...if it takes a year or so to pay your dues in the School of Hard Knocks? That is not much time for a life of wealth and freedom. Don't buy the hype! No one logs on to the internet, signs up for a bizop, get a fancy website then sit back and become financially free.

As with anything else in life, we all must make a dedicated effort if in fact we are to reap the blessings.

The Beginning - Your Reason Now that you are ready to create a game plan for financial freedom there are some steps to be followed closely. Here's Fact. Financial freedom, becomes very elusive, unless you have a reason, and I mean are really big reason or a bunch of important reasons that drive you emotionally. If you don't have know your reason right now, you need to begin to dig deep and keep searching for that thing that drives your passion. Do you remember a time when you were really passionate in life? What what was that passion about? How would you like to have that back? Here's where you start: 1. Keep a new notebook for your training. Make it one you'd be proud to plan your life with. This notebook is going to hold a lot of important information you are going to want to refer back. 2. Once you have that notebook, state your life's creed or statement of life. Write this out boldly! Make this a commitment to yourself. Write at the top, "I'm 100% committed to achieving my goals and dreams." Something powerful happens when you write things down. Don't just think it, ink it. You will want to review this often. A year from now, you'll be blown away at how significant it is that you've written that down. 3. Why do you want financial freedom? Here's your first task: write down everything financial freedom would mean to you. Keep writing for as long as you can, up to 30 minutes. Yes, I said 30 minutes! Most people will spend hours planning a vacation, but they can't give 30 minutes to writing down their reasons for financial success. Will you commit to your success and do this task, or are you keeping yourself busy building someone else's dreams. This is a goal setting exercise, built on the power of your dreams. I do this once a quarter. Each time I do it, I am impressed upon and inspired to do more with my life. It will be the same for you, so go for it! Write down ALL your dreams and goals. Here are some thoughts to get you going: What would your family be like? What would your relationships be like? What kind of house would you live in? What kind of car would you drive? What specific vacations would you take? How could you give back? Would you set up a charity? What kind? To live debt free how much would it require per year? How much fun would you put into your day? What time would you get up in the morning? Go to bed at night? Would you travel? Where? In what style? What kind of clothes would you own? What kind of jewelry would you wear? What would you do for your community? Being financially solid and debt free, what would you do with the rest of your life? If you have not done this before, it can be most tedious, but keep writing until you until you get to the bottom of this. Working out your dreams is a very profitable investment. As with anything else, the more you work at it, the better you'll become at it. You'll be doing this again, and we'll take you back to your notebook to see how you've progressed since you wrote all this down. I think you'll be very inspired.

Yes! this is a time consuming process, but an investment so great a price cannot be placed upon it. Remember the turtle? he is the last to get out of the starter box in a race, but he plows steadily along and finishes at the finish line. Sometimes, going slow is getting ahead...those that wait, mount up with wings as eagles!

Now that you know your own dreams, you're ready to hear about our strategy for helping you achieve them?