You know it, I know it. So . . . are you still with me? Can I continue to level with you? Ok, go with me on this journey. I want you to imagine you are in the Bahamas right now, on a wide open beach with no one else in sight. You are staying at Coco di Mamas on Eleuthera (where I took my wife recently) - it's a hidden jewel where there are only about 12 cottages, rarely all booked, a clubhouse where you eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. On the beach there are 12 palm trees, and under each are 2 lounge chairs, and under each palm tree is a little table for your book, drink, and sunglasses (you'll need them.) The water gently laps at the pink sand in front of you. There are 2 canoes on the beach, you can take one out to the reef if you want. There are shells constantly washing up on the beach (my wife and I brought back 2 buckets full of shells the last time we were there; we left about 1/2 our clothes at a local church so we had room in our luggage for the shells). How does that feel? Your children or grandchildren are playing on the beach in front of you. You are talking with your wife about how nice it is. She applauds you for building an online business that pays for all of this. She is proud of you. And of course, you are proud too. What does this feel like? Does it feel good, like, yeah, I could live like this? And not just live like this, but help others too. I can take my family on vacations like this, and give to those in my community who don't have as much as I do. And I can do it all from my laptop, like Sean does. So the question is - what is holding you back from having that? Is it because you don't have the right pieces in place to build the kind of list that joyfully buys from you? Or is it because you don't have the right words to put on a paper like this so people . . . will buy from YOU? Or is it because you know what to do, but when you go to do it, you get stuck on something? And you have no one to call. No one to talk to about it. Let's face it, your wife doesn't get it. She can't help you, she doesn't understand what you are doing. Your friends think you are wasting your time. They would rather be golfing or drinking a beer with you. They just don't get it. You have no one to talk to about it. So when you get stuck, you buy another product. Then you get stuck again. So you buy another product. You get stuck on something else. You buy another product. It's not working, is it? Let's face it - call it what it is: what you are doing isn't working. Are you ready to change that? I'm ready to change that, Sean