Let me tell you a story.<\/p>\n
Last Fall my friend Kristi (who works a full time corporate job) became intrigued by how my day basically consisted of getting up at whatever time I wanted, writing a couple emails (and sometimes none at all), grabbing something to eat, then going to the beach or doing something fun (golf, road trip, hanging out with whoever, etc) the rest of the day.<\/p>\n
Zero stress.<\/p>\n
Zero drama.<\/p>\n
And, zero angsting.<\/p>\n
At the time I was worn down from 10 years of working 15+ hour days (sometimes 7 days per week), some personal crap (divorce, etc), and burnout.<\/p>\n
So, I really did do the absolute minimum.<\/strong><\/p>\n (i.e. my daily email, write the Email Players issue, etc).<\/p>\n And I had been doing the minimum for almost a year.<\/p>\n But, here’s the thing:<\/p>\n During that time my income did NOT go down.<\/p>\n It went up.<\/p>\n And I was (shall we say) financially content.<\/p>\n Thus, Kristi started calling it “The Ben Settle Lifestyle” (heh) and asked how she could do the same thing.<\/p>\n Ironically…<\/p>\n (funny timing?)<\/p>\n Around that time a website subscriber also asked:<\/p>\n “Does [Email Players] also share the business model you use…so that we can actually live the lifestyle.”<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Thus my lightbulb flickered.<\/p>\n Hey, the email “how to’s” are important.<\/p>\n But, so is the business side.<\/p>\n So, I think it’s high time I lay out how my business model is set up for my “Email Players” subscribers. And in the April issue (which goes to the printer in a few days) that’s just what I’m gonna do:<\/p>\n Reveal the business side of things.<\/p>\n Including the funnels I use.<\/p>\n The kind of products I sell.<\/p>\n And, how to set it all up.<\/p>\n The goal is to create a lifestyle (if’n that’s your thang) where you get up, write an email or two and then go play the rest of the day. Or maybe just add a few more automated income streams to your existing business. Or, even start a business from scratch online with just email, a squeeze page and a sales letter.<\/p>\n Now, a warning to ye goo-roo fanboys:<\/p>\n This takes hard work to set up.<\/p>\n It also takes time.<\/p>\n Lots of persistence.<\/p>\n And, yes, common sense.<\/p>\n (So this ain’t la-la land…)<\/p>\n Anyway, here’s where to subscribe:<\/p>\n