Sometimes I like sharing hate mail with you.<\/p>\n
I get a kick out of it.<\/p>\n
My readers get a kick out of it.<\/p>\n
And, sometimes, I suspect the people sending the hate mail get a kick out of it — as they get their drama queen fix for the day.<\/p>\n
Today, I’m changing it up.<\/p>\n
Gonna share some fan mail.<\/p>\n
It’s from “Email Players” subscriber Carol Youmans.<\/p>\n
And maybe… just maybe… it’ll help put your mind at ease about pulling the trigger and supping with me at my table each month in the newsletter:<\/p>\n
Hey Ben. I just wanted to tell you how much you are helping me. I just started out trying to make money online a few months ago. Originally I heard of you from Tim Erway at a sales funnel workshop I attended.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Currently I\u2019m in a few affiliate companies and even dabbled (3 days) in an MLM before I realized the products sucked. I was\/am feeling buttered all over the universe especially since a lot of the stuff being taught seems \u201coff\u201d to me.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Example: trying to get so many people to \u201clike you\u201d on Facebook.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Very distracting, unproductive, and kinda weird in a lemming way\u2026.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Since I joined your email newsletter last month . . . I swear your tips and strategies are keeping me from going absolutely bonkers. Your point of view is so refreshing. Right now I\u2019m listening to a recording you did on Solo Pro Radio.<\/strong><\/p>\n
I think the thing I like best about you is that you\u2019re real and the way you do your business is pretty simple.<\/strong><\/p>\n
I\u2019m only part way through your email playbook and can hardly lay it down. Yesterday I was so excited when your latest issue arrived \u2013 I was skipping back from the mailbox and yelling to my husband, \u201cBen\u2019s newsletter is here!!\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n
Anyway I know this is a really long email but I just wanted to let you know you\u2019re really helping me! I want to create a simple business online that is real and fun and one that I can still have a life.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
That’s what I’m talkin’ about.<\/p>\n
You KNOW you’re doing right when someone is skipping<\/em> from the mailbox with your product.<\/p>\n
That’s the power of simplicity.<\/p>\n
Of telling the truth.<\/p>\n
And, of not appealing to the lemmings.<\/p>\n
Go thou here next:<\/p>\n