Fact:
Albert Einstein, the German scientist who figured out how the universe works, gave up golf because it was too complicated.
Sounds like a joke?
I'm totally serious..
The story goes something like this...
Late in his life, a colleague convinced Albert to give golf a try.
At his first lesson, the instructor kept yelling tip after tip after tip as Albert hacked away at the little white ball.
Topping off one, completely missing the next, slicing the one after that.
His instructor, Gigi Carnivale, kept hurling tips Einstein's way...
"Keep your head down!"
"Keep your back straight!"
"Bend your knees!"
And on and on and on.
But Einstein just couldn't get it.
Finally, Albert popped.
He picked up several balls and whipped them at his instructor!
Carnivale swatted at the balls, ducking and dodging to avoid being pummeled.
"What did you do that for?" Carnivale said.
"Young man, when I throw you one ball, you catch it. But, when I throw you four balls, you catch nothing!"
So in order to learn something, make only one point at a time!
If you've tried online business opportunities, you know that most of them
toss you every ball at once...
Things like:
» SEO (search engine optimization)
» PPC (pay per click ads)
» Building Websites
» Landing page builders (squeeze pages)
» Copywriting (content/ads)
» Email marketing
» Ecommerce
and on and on...
And I think that proves, they don't really know how to succeed online.
Because, as Einstein says,
"Any intelligent fool can make things more complex.
It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to go the other direction."
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
The people behind this super simple business model have made it their mission to make running a successful online business SIMPLER for the average person...
NOT more complex.
You see, the model I've found is the most step-by-step-simple approach to making money online.
Now, notice I didn't say "easy."
If you're looking for easy, nobody's going to be able to help you.
But it doesn't have to be complex and confusing either.
I think Einstein would approve.
Sincerly, Ray |
