Five Reasons Why Info-Marketing
Is NOT The Best Business

Increase Your Odds Of Success

From the desk of Timothy A. Gross

Most "Internet Gurus" strongly recommend that you get into the info-marketing business.

(In other words, selling reports, ebooks, audio, video, etc., showing people how to accomplish things better.)

I assume you probably already know the main benefit of info-marketing:

Cheap or free to deliver to customers with very high profit margins and high perceived value.

However, there are a lot of downsides as well.

In poker, one of the most important factors of whether you win or lose is not how good you are, how experienced you are, or whether you're wearing your lucky underwear...

It's how good/bad the other players at the table are.

I'm going to repeat that, because it's important. If you're an average or above-average or even professional poker player, the single-most critical factor to whether you will leave a poker table a winner or a loser is whether you're sitting at a table full of fish or sharks.

If you're sitting at a table full of fish (beginning/bad players), you'll probably make tons of money without even half-trying unless you have a really unlucky night.

If you're sitting at a table with Doyle Brunson, Johnny Chan, Howard Lederer, Gus Hansen, Phil Ivy, and Phil Helmuth, you're in for a rough ride!!

The odds of success in business are the same way.

To your success, Tim Gross

P.S. - The journey of following through with your ideas and dreams in and of itself improves your quality of life. When your mind is excited about possibilities and you're following through in trying to make them a reality, suddenly your life takes on a new meaning, gives you a new mission, and just having that purpose helps lift you above the day-to-day grind.

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