Alex Goad sent me an email yesterday, and normally I think highly of the things he sends so I trust him and click on the link to the video he asks me to watch. Here’s the scoop in a nutshell:
The video is about a kid who grew up mad at his old man for being a deadbeat. The fellow’s name is Joshua Shafran. He’s kinda whiny and rants and complains for much of the first 10 minutes of the video. This is his way of setting the stage for his offer – Income For Life. His take is that making money is simply a matter of skill, and you have to learn that skill. So the product is teaching you the skill he knows to make Income For Life. He’s made over $75 million, so maybe we should listen?
The video is here and says a formula will be revealed in the video, but the only formula is saying that making money takes learning a skill in a sequence similar to “crawl-walk-run.” If you climb the ladder without putting your feet on all the rungs, you’ll crash and burn.
When you try to close the browser you will be greeted with a chance to stay on the page and see a shorter video. And you can opt-in to get a free report (recommended) that Joshua offers. You’ll get to see what Joshua looks like and later be pitched by emails (since you opted in) and you can read more on how he works. Hey, not bad for free, heh?
Am I recommending this offer? I know it won’t be along for long, and Alex Goad hasn’t sent me any garbage yet. Watch the video and you be the judge. This might be what you’re looking for.
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