#There are so many nuggets of gold in this interview it is hard to cut it down

[cecoeur]

Oh? He's saying my mistake? Okay. I had started to calm down but now that makes me...that pisses me off. I watched his onboard...He's not even looking at me. That pisses me off.

[pinencurls]

Kiss In The Kitchen

hiii okay so I have a couple one shots hidden away in drafts that I’m not 100% in love with but i enjoyed writing at the time so I thought I might as well share them :)  Here’s the first...

You couldn’t be prouder of Fine Line and all you want to do is support and congratulate him, even if it means ignoring the insecurities one song strikes in you. 

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At first, you listened to it (almost) alone, Harry's large headphones covering your ears as his new album played for you - you'd heard bits and pieces of it over the last year but never every song in it's finalised form. The second time you listened to the album you quickly adored was at its release party; a contrast setting to the quiet of the Saturday sun sneaking into your bedroom with Harry's earnest gaze set on you as you spoil yourself in his words - you could almost forget the album was written entirely about the woman Harry devoted all his love to before you'd met, it felt so private between the two of you. You'd visited the studio several times, lending your own advice when Harry met droughts of no inspiration and begged for your musical experience; You'd been in several small bands in your formative years, playing bass or drums, but had paused that particular pastime to focus on the reality of your career - writing took time in this industry, supporting yourself whilst avoiding the well of tabloid work was tricky, so far you'd managed to find little nuggets of gold in genuine, thought-provoking magazines and had begun to make a name for yourself, something you'd doubted possible in the harder of times.

You'd chosen to keep your lyrical advice to yourself when Harry called to you for help, however. You knew who this album was about, it was clear it wasn't you and that was fine. You didn't expect Harry to dedicate a whole album about you after 11 months together, all of which dating after he began writing it.

In private, sat on your bed and grinning up at him as his music played to you and you only - you were proud. You'd accepted the difficulties that might come with listening to your partner's rawest emotions for a past lover and had come to the conclusion that you'd appreciate his work simply because of how much he'd put into it and how well it'd all come together.

That was easy in private. It's slightly harder to remind yourself to separate the songs playing loudly all around you in the busy L.A club from all the not so hidden meanings behind them. Everyone Harry had met within the last few years of his solo career and long before that had come to celebrate with him. Busting bodies filled the large room, many already taking advantage of the bar. Almost everyone found themselves, slightly slurring, by Harry's side at one point of the night to tell him how beautiful Fine Line was, and the topics of each song didn't seem to go unnoticed either.

As you made your own rounds, you overheard the loud discussions about the mix of provocative, solemn and affectionate themes. Some of the group were apparently too drunk to see Harry's current girlfriend standing by as they cheered on his yearning and passion for his previous one.

It only got worse with press. You were still unbelievably proud of course, but Harry had to do a lot of press. Each interviewer cut straight to the elephant in the album. Camille was discussed, if not named by Harry, at length. You adored hearing Harry speak about his own personal growth and becoming comfortable in himself - but for every question about identity and fashion, came three about the clear sexual undertones and soulmate ideologies.

You were rational in your discomfort. You listened to Adore You and your other stand out favourites when you wrote, you understood and trusted that Harry had moved on, you'd been together for almost a year and he's told you weeks before then when you were just new friends that he knew he was ready again after months of working on himself.

You just couldn't deal with one song.

Breaking up and having sex you could deal with, you could enjoy the final work. They were normal things that people went through and wrote about. But the first sign of love? The sweet, endearing start of a relationship that he was so clearly ardent about - as if his feeling were a lot fresher than you'd imagine for a relationship that started and ended months ago.

Sunflower Vol.6 was beautiful, but as hard as you tried, you couldn't just see it objectively. You felt it so concentrated, and it hurt like fucking hell.

- - -

"Do we have any mango?" Harry calls from the kitchen, the click of the fridge opening quietly behind him. "Never mind found it!"

You smile at his domestic charm as you work on you most recent piece; it's been taking up a lot of time, creeping into your weekend which hadn't gone unnoticed by Harry as he had returned from the morning run you usually went on as a couple. A few moments later, after the loud whirring of the blender stopped, a pinky-orange smoothie is placed beside you and kiss pressed to the side of your head.

"When're you gon'a be done?" He murmurs against your ear, curls flopping down onto your own.

He's just finished his last week of press, ending with Howard Stern who seemed eager to remind Harry, constantly, of all the women he could have. You weren't particularly public yet so you couldn't really blame him for assuming Harry would be starting a new relationship soon. It just added to the frustration you'd been careful not to disclose over the long period of promo for the album.

"I wanna finish this today so we're both free after we fly back, I'jus need a little time alone, yeah?" A low grumble and a "yeah" was the only response he gave and he removes himself to the other side of the big living room to lay down on the sofa and slurp his breakfast.

Your deadline is Monday but tomorrow morning you're flying back to London and driving up to Holmes Chapel to spend time with Harry's family before he was away on tour for months so you were eager to be free from work.

Hours tick by, you're stuck in the spiral of the final edit. There were a few words that you couldn't quite tweak how you wanted them, as always. You got up to make lunch.

As you pass through the living room you expect to see Harry's body sprawled across the sofa napping, but only a bundle of throw blankets lay where he had been. His journal sits abandoned on the side table, propped open by a loose pen. You can see the scribbling of new song ideas and the beginnings of a poem, smiling to yourself you walk through to the kitchen - still no Harry.

Humming to yourself you open the fridge door, moving your hips slightly as you retrieve all the ingredients of a sandwich for you and Harry. Domestic moments like these were hard to come by in the midst of album releases and pre-tour prep, but you're looking forwards to the month ahead of you. No doubt you'll need some alone time after a week at his mother's house so you're being careful not to take any assignments for the rest of the month to make room for as many simple moments like this as possible once you're back in your London home.

Over the rustle of the bread packet and the crunch the lettuce made as you slice it, you can hear Harry's voice approaching from down the hall.

"Well thanks, mate-yeah..yeah we've gotta get drinks sometime it's been too long." He has the smile on his face that tells you it was another old friend calling to congratulate him on his album, probably a fellow musician from the early days.

Harry makes his way to your side, watching as you layer food into your sandwiches and steals a shred of lettuce. You can hear the other voice now - a clear English drawl you recognise as Ed. You've met a couple times and he's one of the most genuine men you've met, you much prefer him over some of the industry people Harry has to mingle with.

"Oh, dude and the mushrooms!" You giggle as you hear Ed laugh down the line at Harry. "I can't say I didn't guess something was up."

"Thanks, man - like what?" Harry chuckles back, sneaking more sandwich scraps as you slice a knife through them and dish them up.

"Um, the whole end of sunflower - are you really gonna do that live?" At the mention of the song, you feel your shoulders tense slightly. You're really trying to be a good girlfriend and support Harry - but that song just hits different, you trust Harry's love but you can't help but wonder if he has any feelings left over for Camille...

"If I have to!" Harry continues to joke, not noticing your discomfort or at least not mentioning it."Look, Ed, I gotta go but it was great talking to you"...

Harry's voice drones into the background as you take your plate and make your way back to your laptop, huffing as you're reminded of your own frustrations with yourself; he told you months ago that he's moved on, why can't you just believe him?

You can hear a quiet goodbye from Harry as he sets his phone down on the sofa and sits across from you at the table. Your laptop is still acting as a barrier between the two of you. You type at the keys, trying to look busy as you write and rewrite the same line over and over, sighing - you save and close the file and set your laptop aside.

"Not going how you want?" Harry asks.

"No, it is just...there's a bit I can't get to work. I just want to get this over with already." Harry thinks about what you've said for a moment before getting up and leaving the room - he comes back a moment later, setting a glass of water bedside your lunch and kissing your temple.

"Take a break love, you've been working all week you deserve it." He hums against your hair. "And thank you for lunch."

He's so sweet and chipper, smiling at you as he takes his plate out to the kitchen and returns to perch across the table from you, hand wavering over his journal as you finish your lunch.

He worries about you a lot. Normally over you working too much and not taking time for yourself or the amount of pressure, you put on yourself being overwhelming. It was in his nature to worry you remind yourself, you're trying hard to push past the hurt you can't quite let go of and the last thing you'd ever want was for him to feel bad about what he'd written so you'd managed to keep it under wraps. There was no need for him to be suspicious.

- - -

Your alarm goes off at 5am. Your flight is in 3 hours.

"Turn it off." You grumble, burying your head deeper into your pillow. The mattress dips underneath you when Harry turns, the duvet shifts as he slips his hand under and wraps his arms around you. "S'too early."

"I know." You love how Harry's voice sounds in the morning - rough with a soft edge. It's one of the first things you fell in love with; the extra degree or two the morning adds to his embrace, he's always quick to loop his arms around your middle if they've come undone in the night. His untamed and often tangled curls bristle against the back of your neck and there'll be a few moments of warm even breaths against your ear before he bounces up. He's very much a morning person.

"I'm getting in the shower y/n, I'll be out in a sec - get up yeah?" You mumble a slightly coherent response as he leaves the room, a towel draped over his bare shoulder.

Following a few moments of deliberation, you sit up. Unplugging your phone from where it lay on your bedside table, you check your notifications. Sure you'll be up in time, you open twitter.

Unsurprisingly, nothing much is happening. You scroll through a few messages from the day before until you come across a video of Harry being interviewed, he's wearing the thick red cardigan he recently bought so it must've been from this week.

You click play to see him smiling tiredly at the interviewer - you remember this day, you'd stayed up later than planned watching old toy story reruns then he'd been running around frantically getting ready the next morning. You lazily watch him answer a few frequently repeated questions until he's asked about the stages of romantic relationships that inspired certain songs. You expect the usual questions about songs like Adore You and Watermelon Sugar but instead, the interviewer takes a turn and seemingly voices all the concerns floating around your head;

"And one of my personal favourites: Sunflower vol.6, really captures the first realisation of love in a relationship, what lead you to write that song in particular, did you write from experience?"

"Thank you, yeah..I think that first really overpowering part of a relationship when two people are just starting to have these intimate, lovestruck moments together stuck with me and I-" You turn your phone off sharply. Your mind is spiralling with insecurities enough on its own without Harry himself describing how he first felt about his ex-girlfriend.

You sit against the headboard, mulling over the topic that has clouded your mind the past few days. You don't hear the shower turn off down the hall as you let out an angry grumble - it feels so shit and mean of you to be this way and you just want the clarity you had before this all happened.

"What's wrong love?" You look up to see Harry standing at the end of the bed. His hair is dripping onto his shoulders and he's wrapped a light pink towel around his waist loosely, concern contoured his face as he peers down at your huddled form.

"Jus' tired." You crawl forwards to climb out of bed, kissing Harry's cheek lightly as he stood unconvinced before heading to your wardrobe. "Honestly, I'm good."

"Okay..what's the time?"

"Uhhum-" You mutter as you riffle through a pile of sweaters. "5.30ish I think..check my phone"

You slip on a comfy pair of jeans and socks before you walk into the hall on your way to make you both coffee, there's a long pause from the bedroom before Harry calls down to you - 5.42am.

- - -

By the time the plane takes off, you're almost asleep again.

- - -

It's 7pm LA time when you step out the taxi delivering you home to your London house. It's almost 2 am here so despite your lack of tiredness you shuffle through the door behind Harry.

All your heavy luggage is left in the entryway as you climb the stairs up to your bedroom, eager to be done with jet lag and normal again by the morning.

You've made the mistake of sleeping the first 3 hours of the flight and now find yourself wide awake under the soft covers of you and Harry's bed. He always falls asleep as soon as he hits the pillow, and with how quiet he's been all day you assume he's already tired. Between your early napping and him being engrossed in the book he was currently reading - there hadn't been much conversation between you on the flight over. As you snuggle further into the covers you realise things have been a little different these past few days, maybe being so caught up in your own head with work and worries of your own you haven't noticed but there's definitely been a...distance. You're just not sure which of it is creating it.

The next morning you wake to the radio playing from a few rooms away. Sitting up you look around the room; your suitcases are still downstairs by the look of it and Harry's side of the bed has been slept in and now deserted.

"Harry?" You call out. There's some kind of foggy sadness seeping around you as you hear no reply. Maybe you're just tired but you feel you might start sobbing any minute - it's a desperate feeling that you're not quite sure how to quench.

"Harry.." You call again as you climb out the bed, slipping a large jumper on over your head, pulling the braids you'd plaited for the flight that had come undone and frizzy with sleep, over your shoulders. "Love?"

There's still no response and you're now on the final step of the long staircase. You walk quickly through the house towards a quiet humming you can just about make out. You must have gathered speed in your anxious mission to find Harry because as you enter the kitchen you slam hard into the doorway as you reach out to balance yourself.

The movement in his peripheral makes Harry turn his head, slipping the bulky headphones off his ears and slipping his phone into his pocket. He'd previously been slumped against the kitchen counter, lost in thought as he skimmed through his phone, forgetting the kettle as it boiled beside him.

"Love- oh, careful." He chuckles slightly before he takes in your expression. You must have started crying by now because he rushes quickly towards you. "Woah- woah what's wrong? Did you hurt yourself?"

The arm that had taken the full brunt of the doorway was now being carefully examined by Harry as his eyes scan you, searching for any harm. His hand comes to wipe at the few glossy tears on your cheek before he gently asks his question again.

"No I-I was calling for you..." You reply, equally confused as him by the whole situation.

"I didn't hear you love I'm sorry, what happened?" He's placed your arm back by your side now although his hands lingers around yours.

"...Nothing."

"Y/n, please just tell me. What's wrong?" He persists.

"No, I mean - nothing happened I just..." You mumble, how were you supposed to explain that when you woke up you felt terrifyingly alone and just needed to find him...to remind yourself that everything you'd let conspire in your head wasn't really happening.

"Y/n, I know something's up..the last week has been really busy I know but if something's wrong please just tell me, okay?" You think about it for a second before blurting out-

"Would you tell me if you still loved her?"

This doesn't seem to be at he was expecting, or you for that matter. The situation was uncomfortable - hearing your boyfriend sing about how intensely he loved Camille and how badly losing her broke him, but it was just music. You don't realise until you ask him the awkward question, just how much it had been bothering, or scaring you.

"What?"

"I just mean...Okay shit I don't mean that at all I'm just tired and I woke up and you weren't there and I just needed to find you I-"

"Is this what's been upsetting you?" His words aren't spoken forcefully, more...sadly. "T-this is what the phone call and the yesterday morning and...oh God the whole fucking flight! That's what you were thinking?"

"What phone call, what do you mean?" You don't know if he's angry at you or not, his hands are in his hair and he's got the mad look in his eyes that tells you he's either about to shout or cry.

"With Ed. As soon as he mentioned the album you left the room and, and! Yesterday, you were angry about something and then I checked the time and your phone opened on some video about the album and come on...you can't say everything was okay on the flight...we barely talked...we've barely talked at all this week." You're decided that the crying is a lot worse than the shouting. There's something cathartic that comes from shouting back at someone who's just as angry as you - but crying back at someone who's just as confused and upset? It makes you feel all twisted and uncomfortable.

"No..no Harry that's not it-"

"Y/n don't lie I-"

"It's not. I love your album and I'm so, so proud of you, and of everything you did to make it and I understand the importance of your relationship with Camille," Harry's huffing now, his fingers are tangled further in his hair and he's leaned up against the door frame close opposite you. "-This album is all about that time in your life and that's fine...Harry I love it, honestly, the album isn't anything to do with anything-"

"You just asked me if I still loved her!" He exclaims, staring wide-eyed back at you. "I don't give a shit about the album right now, you can hate it, okay? That's okay? But you asked me if I still love her...Y/n look at me."

Your eyes, tightly fixed on the kitchen tiles, tilt up to see his face. His eyes are red and splotchy and his hands reach out to hold you as he speaks again.

"I don't love her, I haven't in a long, long time. I had the ideas for all the songs about her before I even met you, you okay..you're the person I love and...I thought you knew that?" He sighs, hesitant before he starts again. "I thought you trusted me."

There's another pause between you as you mull your next thoughts over.

"I do."

He shakes his head, teary and angry.

"No you don't, if you did you wouldn't have asked-"

"It's just that fucking song!" You snap, you take a sharp breath in and swallow the lump in your throat - "I know that you don't love her, I know it but, when I listen to you sing - and talk, telling people about this wonderful honeymoon romance that even after years you remember so vividly and, and that means so much to you,I..."

"Track 9?" Harry questions, seemingly understanding everything you've just rambled. "Sun- oh baby no it's not..."

"I'm sorry I...It's a great song I just, whenever I hear it I'm reminded of how much you must have felt for her and, and remembered all this time to write about...what?" Harry's smiling now, he seems to be relived for some reason. His eyes are brighter, clearing slightly and he chuckles slightly.

"It's all my fault, I'm so sorry lovie I should have told you.." He scrambles. "I, I was embarrassed when I wrote it because we'd only just started dating and then you heard it a couple weeks later and it was too soon to tell you and then I just...didn't. I thought maybe you'd figured it out."

"What do you mean?"

"It's about...us."

"You told me you didn't write any about me though..."

"No, I said I hadn't written any you were going to see anytime soon...and that was, awhile ago." He smiles slightly, squeezing your hand in his. "There's another one about you actually too,"

"Harry you, you wrote it about us.." Harry hums a confirmation, bowing his head to press a kiss to your cheek. "I thought...what else did you write!"

Harry laughs now, catching your lips with his as you both feel each other relax - the tension and discomfort seeping away as you realise the reality of everything you'd worried yourself over in the last week.

You pull away, one hand on his chest and the other fiddling with the curls at the back of his head.

"Seriously what else did you write-"

"I'm not telling." He beams, leaning down against the firm push you send to his chest.

"I swear if you wrote a song about our sex life I-"

"Shhhh!" He presses a mocking finger to your lips to quiet you. "We better be going, don't wanna be late."

With that, he leaves the kitchen, you can hear his heavy steps rushing up the stairs and soon the house is quiet and the air around you is settled again.

There's a subtle hum of the shower upstairs that intrudes but nonetheless, the clarity's back.

[brothermouzongaming]

Games I’m excited about for 2018

Spider-man (PS4 exclusive): This list is in no way ranked. That being said this is my most anticipated game of 2018. I have been waiting for a Spider-man game to grab me since Spider-man 2. When I was at E3 the gameplay looked really promising and showed that the developers knew what made the good games good. From what I can see they even were able to pull some of the things that made the bad games good a la “Web of Shadows”. I’m not going to say much else for fear of this whole post turning into a Spider-man rant. Don’t let me down Insomniac. Do not.

Dragon Ball FighterZ: This game looks SHIT HOT and I’m excited to have a fighter I really want to get into from this generation. Smooth seamless combat at breakneck speeds and so much source material it was probably daunting. DBZ is special to me and many people like me, the guys at Arc Systems have their work cut out for them and I’m excited. My fighting games thus far have been Soul Calibur 3, MvC 2, and the little I dabbled in Injustice 2 ....yeah as you can see fighting games aren’t my thing. This, however, this is gonna be something I commit to. Come January 28th these hands will be on sale, come and get it

Days Gone (PS4 exclusive): 28 Days Later-esque pandemic centered in a rich yet frightening wilderness with survival mechanics? Single Player based?Yes please and thank you I will be having all of it. The gameplay looks great and just as importantly, the story seems engaging. Yes, it’s the same Last of Us scenario we’ve encountered time and time again in both games and movies. This time I think that may have been taken into account. There’s a somber yet rooted tone that though again has been done before, really seems to hold up even in the brief cutscenes available online. Am I worried that the developers have really only accomplished the Syphon Filter series (dating myself here which is a scary thought), two PS Vita Uncharted games, one unremarkable Resistance game, and Bubsy 3D in ‘96.... NOPE fuck it cause it’s almost promised to be free of micro-transactions and actually be an enjoyable and enthralling experience.

Monster Hunter World: The beta was fun, combat felt a little empty at times but once it gets going there is no stopping this game. Something about hunting a Slug Fish creature in a swamp, turning a corner only to see some unholy being vaguely reminiscent of a T Rex fused with an Armadillo. At that point I realized that we may be the monster hunters but holy shitfuck we better come correct. Really really really deep equipment and tools settings. Your main weapon is just the beginning with perks, buffs both passive and active, as well as a few other key tools also being at your disposal. I got a buddy to join me and the two of us dragged each other through that ordeal but it was hard because it was new, I was still having a good time. I’m excited to see what Capcom brings to their first console rendition in 11 years for a franchise that is as highly acclaimed as this one. 

Far Cry 5: This is a series that has always done an amazing job at the whole “Hunter v Hunted” aesthetic. I always feel so powerful and dangerous when I play Far Cry and 3 was a huge step in the right direction. 4 had a lot of things that I enjoyed, the gunplay, vehicles, and characters were really good. It did, however, fall a little short story-wise as well as some worn game mechanics with this being the fourth in the series. I did not get to play FC5 at E3 because that line was absurd. That being said, from the gameplay available on Youtube and various interviews it does seem that Ubisoft is aware of the potential stale twinge Far Cry has developed over the years. I’m looking forward to cutting down zealot cultists in the open Montana landscapes. March 27.

Anthem: This game is important, after the fuck-shit-stack that was Battlefront 2 and the cacophony of backlash that came with it; EA have to get this right. This loot box based online shooter, the “Destiny-killer” it’s being called. How does one kill what is already dead? Fuck if I know but I am interested IF they can do it right. That being said, my hopes aren’t high, but this game will be a barometer. This will show whether EA is willing to bend at all on their plans for monetization. They know a BF2 scenario is totally on the table now, and if they misstep, there will be more backlash. Either way, we win, either we get a good game or EA get put on another stake to burn.

Vampyr: From the developer that brought us Life is Strange and Remember Me comes a new game set in London 1918 during the Spanish Flu pandemic. We will play a vampire (sigh prime journalism over here folks) in town with a set number of NPCs and each death will have consequences for both you and the city. Semi-open world with an RPG and combat focus, I’m so down and I really hope this game can do new things. Q2 (Jan., Feb., Mar.) 2018

Soul Calibur 6: My fighting game is back and this is going to be a weird year for me with not one but two fighting games that will find my focus this year. Mitsurugi, Sophitia, and around 20+ are back to beat the everloving snot out of each other. I’m excited because this is supposedly a “reboot” of the franchise which means a lot of the original characters will be back (Nightmare, Maxi, Ivy, Taki, Kilik, etc). Things like armor breaking are both interesting and worrisome. I suspect Taki, Ivy, and the other unreasonably busty women of the series will be left awfully vulnerable sans armor by the mid/end of a battle. Regardless, this revamp maybe what the fighting franchise needs to enter the ring against the big boys of this generation. 

Death Stranding: DEATH MOTHER FUCKING STRANDVXIRJORWTMDNGHF  Let me tell you something, Kojima is going to save us all. I’m serious he is going to take all our hands and walk us into the sunlight of gaming where there are no microtransactions, the singleplayer is an epic odyssey, the multiplayer is fun but unnecessary, and the gaming experience is not only unique but has a lasting impression on every gamer brave enough to hold a controller. This game is going to test us, change us, and maybe most importantly: make people rethink the way games are made/designed. The third person sci-fi nightmare adventure will be here before we know it and great Scott am I ready to dive in. 

Red Dead Redemption 2: Had you asked me about RDD2 and it’s hypothetical production about 3 years ago; I would’ve said something along the lines of  “Fuck yes yippie kai yay mfs where mah horse at”. After Take-Two (parent company of 2k and Rockstar) came out and essentially supported EA’s usage of loot boxes. The CEO stated that “Recurrent consumer spending was the way of the future,” which is concerning to say the very least. I’m worried my West World sim is gonna turn into well...something more like West World. “Oh what’s that want a new hat? 5 bucks. New horse? 10 doll hairs plz. New gun? 15 smackers and the skin off your respective genitalia. Thank you come again.” My once resounding and honestly strange response is definitely more tepid and cautious. GTAV is lending itself quite nicely to the ways of the microtransaction and I can just see little buckets of gold nuggets or some dumb shit like that hinging in front of me or at the local shop. If so may there be backlash, and lots of it. 

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

Greedfall: Developed by Spiders, a team with an... interesting track record in gaming (Sherlock Holmes v Jack the Ripper, Bound by Flame, and Technomancer [yikes]). On paper, this game sounds like it might be worth a damn and this is the most publicity any of their games have gotten so that does peak my interest. That and the publisher is Focus Home Interactive, makers of games like Divinity 2 and The Surge as well as my highly anticipated Call of Cthulhu and Vampyr. Who knows, this team up might just work. An open world RPG with online mechanics sounds fun.

God of War: I have never played a God of War game all the way through. With this being my first PlayStation that does make sense. That being said, I’m very excited to sit down and try my hand at this rebooted series. Given the reputation and clear influence a game like GoW has had, it does lead my expectations up rather than down. Santa Monica is developing, Ready at Dawn for some reason isn’t but it’s good to see the original team getting another crack at the Spartan. This time Greco-Roman gods are put aside for a more Nordic feel. The chain blades replaced with a hefty ax as well as a few other tools from what I’ve read/heard. Another interesting single player experience for those turned off by multiplayer and microtransactions. Not to say it won't have them just look at Shadow of War. It does, however, make it considerably less likely.

BioMutant: Traverse an open and changing world as an also everchanging bio-genetic mutant. Supposedly going to have big rpg mechanics involving the fact that your character’s schtick is evolving and changing. Brought to you by THQ Nordic the people that brought us the highs of the Darksiders series, Painkiller: Hell and Damnation, and Red Faction (2001). As well as some lows like the recently imploded Elex, Alan Wake, and the classic Spynx and the Cursed Mummy. I really don’t know what to make of this resume let alone what to expect. I am however excited for something new in the third person adventure genre. 

[andrewdburton]

Finding a millionaire money mentor

You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.

You've probably heard that saying before. It's from motivational speaker Jim Rohn. He used it as a way to encourage people to learn and grow from others' experiences, habits, attitudes, and so forth. He wanted folks to seek out and spend time with people of high quality.

Unfortunately for most people, this advice can be difficult (if not impossible) to implement.

That's because we tend to group with like-minded people, which includes hanging out with friends with similar levels of success. Those who are unmotivated often spend time with others who are unmotivated. And those who are motivated by achievement tend to associate with others at a similar level.

When you resolve to improve yourself — to become smarter or fitter or wealthier — it can be tough to find new friends with a similar desire. It can be difficult to change the five people you spend the most time with.

Today, I want to talk about finding a money mentor.

Seeking a Money Mentor

Let's say you're a new business owner and you want to hang out with successful business people to learn their secrets. Do they want to hang with you? Probably not.

Even if you knew five successful business owners, it might be tough to get them to share their experience. That's because — you guessed it — they're probably hanging out with other successful business people.

Or let's say you want to learn podcasting. What are the chances you'll create a mastermind with Tim Ferriss, Joe Rogan, and three other high-flying audio experts? Your odds are slim. Honestly, your odds are zero. These folks are out there being friendly with each other in the stratosphere. They're not likely to spend their time with a new podcaster who is just starting out.

Or say you want to date a lovely, fit, out-going, friendly, charismatic lady or man but you're awkward, out of shape, disagreeable, and surly. You aren't going to connect with a single person (pun intended) like this — much less five of them!

I even see this principle at work in the pickleball world. [J.D.'s note: John is a pickelball fanatic. When I had lunch with him in July, we had to schedule around his multiple pickelball matches that day haha.] New and inexperienced players want to play with much better players so they can get better. But the better players want to play with each other (for the challenge).

Unfortunately it's the same way with money. And no one knows this better than me.

I was young when I first heard Jim Rohn's adage about being the average of the people you spend the most time with. At the time, I was interested in growing my wealth. “I need to find some friends who know something about money!” I thought. “I need to find a money mentor — or five.”

I started paying attention to people in my life who fit that description.

First, I looked to my family but there was no one who made the cut. We were lower middle-class most of my life and generally lived paycheck to paycheck.

Next, I turned to my friends and saw a group just like me — a bunch of people who were clueless with money.

Finally, I considered work acquaintances. But again, I couldn't find anyone I thought I could confide in who was good with money. Most of my co-workers had high salaries, but they didn't know how to manage the money they earned.

Ultimately, I decided I'd dig deep into my “network” (which was razor thin to begin with). I wanted to make a list of people I knew even slightly who were wealthy and/or good with money.

I still remember everyone on that list to this day. Here it is:

__________________

That's right: No one. My list was blank.

And how was I even supposed to know a wealthy person? I was a fresh-out-of-graduate-school executive who was fresh-out-of-small-town-Iowa a few years earlier. If it was possible to have a negative number of network connections, I was there. If it was possible to be greener than green, that was me.

Five Wealthy Friends

I had to create my own group of five wealthy “friends”. (I put that in quotes for a reason which will become clear in a moment.) Here's where I found them.

Books

My first wealthy “friends” were money manuals. I started to devour and apply almost any money-related book I could find. My “best friend” happened to be Thomas Stanley, who wrote The Millionaire Next Door. I read his book, applied what he said, and my wealth grew.

I found other friends in books, as well. I read everything I could from every type of author.

Of course, I had to plow through a lot of junk to mine the gold nuggets. Even as a newbie, I could tell what was trash (like “no money down” real estate books). In time, the good stuff stuck with me.

Magazines

Remember magazines? They were like mini-books you could have mailed to your house each month. (Oh, the good old days. Ha!)

This was in the olden days before the internet, so magazines were my only option for money articles. I subscribed to three money magazines for many years: Money, Kiplinger's, and Smart Money.

Again, there was lots of junk (e.g., each month there was another “Seven Great Stocks to Own Now” sort of article) but I navigated my way through the crap and kept some good stuff.

Other Money Novices

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, right?

Well, believe it or not, my wife and I started coaching people at our church early in our marriage. We didn't know much, but we knew more than most. We did budget coaching: how to set up a budget, how to track spending, how to balance the budget, etc.

My wife and I actually got pretty good at this. We could take a family with minimal income and wild spending, then steer them to a balanced budget within two or three hours. Of course, there were hard choices for them to get to that point…

We saw some hideous spending practices, and we had multiple discussions with people trying to communicate Needs versus Wants versus Desires. (So many would try to justify Wants and Desires as Needs — like getting your nails done once a week was a Need. Yikes!)

Anyway, these people taught us…but in the opposite way of what we expected. They showed us what not to do with real life examples.

Writing

Over time, as our little bits of money knowledge accumulated, I developed a side hustle as a personal-finance writer.

You see the irony in this, right?

I held myself out as an expert — as did the magazines I wrote for. It works the same way with journalists these days. Perception is reality, right?

I did know more than most about money, and the publications I wrote for were more general interest versus hardcore money magazines, so it wasn't like I was giving advice on complex tax subjects.

Despite my shortcomings, I happened to be a great marketer (which is what I did for a living) and a decent enough writer (my wife was a brutal editor and made my stuff better, though I fought her changes most of the time) to keep myself pretty busy.

The financial writing became a side hustle. We did this for a few years, using all the money we earned to pay off our mortgage. (In those days, the rates were 8% or so, which made paying off your mortgage much more of a no brainer than today.)

While I wrote, I also researched and started to develop my own philosophy of managing money. My money knowledge and financial habits grew and developed.

After several years, we had our home paid off. This led to a 20+ year run of no debt. So I guess we were better off than most.

Blogging

Many years later, blogging became a thing. I started writing on the web in 2005.

This took my writing and money skills to a whole new level. Now people could comment on what I posted. They could (and did) ask me pointed questions about what I wrote.

This forced me to whittle down what I believed and what I didn't. If I got off track even a bit, my readers let me know it.

This also set the stage for my current site, ESI Money. After so many years of refining my message, I was able to focus my writing on what really mattered and throw away much of the rest.

Of course, these days there are a gazillion blogs and many financial sites, and I read several of them. That's how many people get their financial information. Unfortunately, a large portion of these are written by people with limited financial knowledge and experience.

Nowadays, anyone looking to grow in financial wisdom can hit the web as well as partake in any of the methods I employed. There's a wealth of information out there if you have the time to sort the wheat from the chaff.

But doing so is still a far cry from having five actual friends who are experienced with money — people you can talk to, ask questions of, get responses from, etc. Reading about money isn't the same as having a real-life money mentor.

Besides, people crave person-to-person mentorship in their lives. I know this because they tell me. I hear about it day in and day out.

Connecting with Millionaires

Several years ago, I started interviewing millionaires.

I didn't do it because I wondered what they did to make themselves wealthy. By this time, I understood the keys to wealth.

Instead, I wanted to hear these millionaires tell their stories in their own words. And I wanted to share a new story at my website every week. My hope was that these wealthy men and women would re-iterate that the keys to wealth boil down to a few basic principles. And they did!

To this date, I've published 202 interviews with millionaires at my website.

J.D.'s Note After I sold Get Rich Slowly (and before I bought it back), I wanted to create what I called “The Millionaire Project”. My idea was simple. I would travel the country to film interviews with wealthy people. I'd ask them how they made their money — and how they managed to keep it.

I never followed through on my project, obviously. So, I was excited when I learned that John had begun his own series of millionaire interviews. It's not exactly what I had envisioned, but it's close. (And honestly? In some ways, it's better.)

Shortly after I started publishing these stories, the requests began coming in.

People wanted to connect with millionaires (me and others) for feedback on money issues. They had questions. They wanted advice. In essence, people were seeking to add a millionaire money mentor to the group of friends they spent time with.

Here are some typical comments I received:

“Can you give me your thoughts on this?”

“Can I get more specifics on how you invest in real estate/dividend stocks/etc.?”

“How can I find someone to review my financial situation? I don't know anyone good with money. Will you do it?”

“Hi Millionaire 192, I loved reading your story. It’s inspiring and where I would love to end up eventually with my real estate investments. Would you be willing to talk over the phone about your real estate strategy? I’m happy to pay for your time.”

“I have read, and re-read your story and am very inspired. I wish I was friends with you so we could talk finances on a regular basis. lol.”

At the same time, millionaires were sending me notes wanting to “connect down”. Some of these folks were eager to “pay it forward”. They were willing to be one of the five wealthy friends that people need.

That's when I knew I had to connect the two groups.

The Millionaire Money Mentors

After months of thought and planning, I created the Millionaire Money Mentors program.

People kept telling me they had NO ONE in their lives that they could talk to regarding finances. Now they do. 😉

The Millionaire Money Mentors program is exactly what it sounds like: a way to connect with (and ask questions of) millionaires — and other members of this program. It's an online community dedicated to wealth building.

Members currently have the ability to connect with over 60 millionaires. These money mentors are willing to share their experiences in how to earn more, save more, invest better, and save time doing the right (and avoiding the wrong) money moves.

I hope that you already have a group of wealthy people you can meet with to share your plans and ask for feedback. Even one such money mentor would be amazing!

But if you don't have any wealthy friends, perhaps the Millionaire Money Mentors program is worth a try.

There are several additional benefits to membership in addition to the millionaire-to-member connection. There are expert Ask Me Anything sessions every other week (Sarah Fallaw — Thomas Stanley's daughter — and Wes Moss are just two of our upcoming guests), a Millionaire Book Club, and more! (Not to mention we have a long list of potential future add-ons).

If you think you're interested, I invite you to try it. There's a 7-day money back guarantee so there's really nothing to lose. Plus, membership is affordable (GRS readers have a special price for the next few days) and includes bonuses worth more than the annual cost. I tried to make joining as much of a no-brainer as possible from a value proposition standpoint.

And FYI, it's not just me who loves the site. Here are some comments after our first full week of being open:

“The value of the site is amazing! I have learned so much. I only wish I had more time to read everything!”

“I believe the price of admission to this site is already undervalued! The value of the content more than covers the cost and then factor in the ability to ask questions.”

“Super excited for every one of these (AMA discussions). Thanks and great work putting together this list of incredible people. Well worth the price of admission.”

I hope you stop by and give us a try. But if not, I do suggest you find and connect with a money mentor in Real Life. I took the long and winding road to find my five money “friends” — and even that tough journey was very much worth the effort for me.

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5 ways Brad Stevens can succeed as Celtics president

This is how Brad Stevens can win with the Celtics as he moves from head coach to President of Basketball Operations.

One day after getting knocked out of the first round of the 2021 NBA Playoffs in five games by Brooklyn Nets, the Boston Celtics announced a wide-ranging shakeup to the front office that qualifies as the first big piece of breaking news of the NBA offseason.

Long-time GM and president of basketball operations Danny Ainge has retired. Head coach Brad Stevens is assuming Ainge’s old job, and will move out of coaching entirely. Stevens now begins the prospect of rebuilding the Celtics after a disappointing season as he sets off to hire his replacement on the bench.

This was a trying season for the Celtics even before they got knocked out of the playoffs by Brooklyn. Covid tore through the roster and caused Celtics players to spend more time in health and safety protocol than any other team in the league. Jayson Tatum’s recovery from the virus was so precarious that he started using an inhaler for the first time in his life. Kemba Walker never looked right after undergoing a knee procedure at the start of the season. Jaylen Brown had a breakout season, but it ultimately ended with a wrist injury that sidelined him for the entirety of the postseason.

A year after going to the conference finals, the Celtics slipped to the No. 7 seed in the East and needed to earn their playoff spot via the play-in tournament. Their brief playoff run included Ainge’s tone-deaf response to Kyrie Irving’s comments about racism.

Ainge had a terrific run as Boston’s lead decision-maker since 2003. He helped bring the franchise a championship in 2008, watched the 2010 squad get back to the NBA Finals only to lose a Game 7 to the Los Angeles Lakers, and then saw his teams reach the conference finals four other times. For as successful as Ainge was during his tenure, Stevens is stepping into a role with brand new challenges. This is what he’ll need to do to be successful.

Celtics coaching candidate rumors: Jason Kidd, Chauncey Billups could get interviewed

This is an easy place to start: Stevens must hire to right head coach. Ainge only hired two head coaches in his 18 years with the Celtics: Doc Rivers and Stevens. Now Stevens needs to find a replacement who can help lead the franchise into a new era.

While it’s too soon to speculate on who Stevens could hire, there are a few names already expected to be interviewed.

Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Jason Kidd and former Atlanta Hawks coach Lloyd Pierce are expected to be head-coaching candidates for the Boston Celtics, league sources tell @YahooSports.

— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 2, 2021

Clippers assistant Chauncey Billups, in addition to Jason Kidd and Lloyd Pierce (via @ChrisBHaynes), expected to as a candidate for Celtics HC, sources tell @YahooSports. Billups has connections with players on Celtics roster, will be hot candidate this offseason

— Vincent Goodwill (@VinceGoodwill) June 2, 2021

Ainge shocked the basketball world by hiring Stevens out of Butler in 2013. Could Stevens make a similarly audacious move for a first-time head coach, or will he go with someone who already has head coaching experience in the league?

Expect Stevens’ first big move to be hiring a head coach before he starts to address the issues with the roster.

Find a third star

The Celtics have plenty of room for improvement on their roster, but they do have a great foundation to build around with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown.

Tatum just turned 23 years old, and is comfortably one of the 15 best players in the league already. He’s the sort of player every franchise would kill for as a versatile 6’8 wing with takeover scoring ability at every level of the floor while also making an impact defensively. Tatum went off for 50 points in the Celtics’ lone win over the Nets in the playoffs, and also had a 60-point game at the end of the season. Boston already has its headline superstar, which means it’s ahead of most franchises from the jump.

The Celtics also already have a great sidekick for Tatum in Brown. Brown had the best season of his career as 24-year-old by averaging career-highs in points (24.7), assists (3.4), steals (1.2), and three-point percentage (39.7 percent). He’s another big, physical wing who plays both ends of the floor and should be a staple for Boston for a long time. Stevens would be foolish to entertain the idea of trading either unless he can add a significantly better player, which will be difficult. Instead, he needs to find a third star to play alongside them.

Boston signed Walker to be that player, but it feels like his best days are behind him with lingering knee issues at age 31. Ainge’s tenure was partially defined by his unwillingness to trade draft picks and young players for established stars (in his defense, the one time he did it for Irving it didn’t work out). Stevens would be wise to prioritize getting a third star above having a deep and balanced roster. Tatum and Brown are ready to win right now.

Maintain the Celtics as a free agent destination

One of the NBA’s biggest truisms is that stars tend to favor big markets. LeBron James and Kawhi Leonard flocked to Los Angeles, and found a way to get Anthony Davis and Paul George to join them. Irving and Kevin Durant linked up in New York, and convinced James Harden to make it a big three. While Boston isn’t on the level of New York or Los Angeles or even Miami, the Celtics were a real player for top free agents under Ainge. Stevens has to keep it that way.

Ainge signed Al Horford, Gordon Hayward, and Walker to max or near-max deals as free agents. Even if the Celtics didn’t get to another NBA Finals with any of them, they did help maintain the franchise’s status as a contender in the East. Boston is by no means guaranteed to continue adding free agents that are just a cut below the superstar tier. Ensuring that the team is still attractive to free agents will be one of Stevens’ biggest challenges as he transitions into his new role.

Develop the young talent on the roster

The Celtics hit a home run by drafting Tatum and Brown. Since then, their draft history has been mostly filled with singles and strikeouts.

Boston still has a ton of young players on the roster. Romeo Langford, Aaron Nesmith, Payton Pritchard, Grant Williams, and Robert Williams are all recent first round picks. Robert Williams looks like a possible long-term fit at center, but the rest of those players have yet to prove themselves in a major way. Stevens should prioritize developing these young pieces, and if any of them don’t fit his long-term vision he should quickly flip them for another player or draft pick.

Developing young talent is of course easier said than done, but obviously the Celtics were able to pull it off with Tatum and Brown. It requires investment throughout the organization by hiring the right coaches and trainers. It also requires conviction in your own decisions to know who to keep and who to trade.

To go back to the baseball metaphor, the Celtics would really benefit from a couple of these ‘singles’ to be stretched out into doubles. There are a number of young players on the roster, but its overall talent level is still lacking without proper development.

Make an impact on the margins

Every championship contender this season can point to smart moves on the margins for helping put them in position to win. The Lakers were able to develop Alex Caruso, and find veterans like Markieff Morris and Wes Matthews who can play a role on a winning team. The Clippers essentially stole Ivica Zubac in a trade with the Lakers, and seem to have found a keeper in former second round pick Terance Mann. The Nuggets signed Austin Rivers just before the end of the regular season, and now he’s starting playoff games for them. The Nets found gold by trading for Bruce Brown.

Stars players run the league, but it feels like it’s never been more essential to find wins on the margins than it is in today’s game. The Celtics’ roster couldn’t point to many success stories in that regard this past season.

The Celtics have the hard part figured out by already having two foundational stars in place in Tatum and Brown. Now it’s about finding the right coach, developing the talent on the roster, and doing everything you can to land a third star. Stevens has a huge opportunity in filling Ainge’s shoes, and he’ll have every chance to succeed. Just know he has a lot of work to do.

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How to Deal with a Negative Personal Training Client

It’s a great day in the gym … until That Client walks in the door.

You know who I mean.

She radiates negative waves, beating herself up over the slightest missteps and ignoring all the positive feedback you give her. If it was raining gold nuggets, she’d focus on her back pain from picking them up.

Negative clients don’t just make themselves miserable, for no apparent or logical reasons. They make your job much harder than it should be, draining your motivation to train them. If you take it personally, your relationship can spiral into a toxic tango of blame and frustration.

But it doesn’t have to. If you understand where the negativity comes from, what purpose it serves, and how it affects both of you, you can take steps to help your client achieve something positive.

Even if your client doesn’t see it that way at first (or at all), you can still protect yourself from matching their negativity with your own.

Even better, you can better understand, and perhaps even shut down, your own negative thought patterns.

Here’s how.

READ ALSO: Five Ways to Deal with a Client Who Challenges You

What negativity is, and where it comes from

Negative thoughts are an integral part of human experience. Fitness pros are often our own toughest critics, especially when it comes to our appearance. When your body is a walking, talking billboard for your personal training business, it’s natural to look for flaws no one else would notice.

If you’re looking for imperfections, you’ll surely find them, thanks to what psychologists call negativity bias.

Negativity bias, ironically, isn’t entirely negative. It helps you understand where you’re falling short and need to improve. But it’s easy to drift from healthy accountability to unhealthy obsession over your shortcomings, real or perceived. It can wreck your self-esteem, along with your performance in every part of your life.

Other people’s negativity can wear you down as well, especially when it comes from people you can’t avoid, like your clients.

READ ALSO: Give Your Clients What They Want and What They Need

The seven types of negativity

“All or nothing”

The client convinces herself that if one thing’s wrong, everything’s wrong. Not only are there no shades of gray in this black and white world, there’s never a silver lining.

Filtering

If you offer a compliment (“Great job keeping your heels down on the squat”) followed by a correction (“Next time, we’ll work on keeping the chest up”), they’ll ignore the positive reinforcement and dwell on the one thing that didn’t go right.

Overgeneralization

The client extrapolates from a single disappointment—like the inability to do a pull-up—to declare herself incompetent at everything, dismissing all the things she actually does well.

Mental reading

We all have awkward encounters with people, most of which we quickly forget. But some people imagine they know what the other person was thinking, and construct a narrative in which a simple misunderstanding becomes something much bigger and more meaningful.

Catastrophizing

Like the Spinal Tap guitarist who declares the backstage meal “a complete catastrophe” because the bread is too small, this client takes an isolated occurrence and carries it to an illogical conclusion: “I had a second slice of cake at the birthday party, and now my entire diet is blown.”

At worst, this type of negativity convinces them there’s no point in continuing with the plan, and they really do inflict the consequences they imagined.

Emotional reasoning

On a day when the client feels off—exhausted, unmotivated, overstressed—they find larger meaning in their temporary emotional state. They say they’re not good enough or smart enough or strong enough, as if the way they feel today is a fact.

“Shoulds”

These clients will say things like “I should be a size 4” or “I should be able to do 10 chin-ups.”

Like so many pressures we all impose on ourselves, the idea that everyone should look or perform a certain way comes from the media. A generation ago it was glossy magazines; today it’s Instagram. Whatever standard they feel bound to is typically something an editor, trainer, or influencer just made up.

Personalization

Let’s say you’re having a foggy day because the baby kept you up all night, or you’re distracted because of an argument you had with your manager. It has nothing to do with the client, but the client imagines it does. It can also work in reverse, if the client is having an off day and you imagine it’s because of something you did or said.

READ ALSO: The Number-One Skill Your Clients Need to Succeed

How to assess your client’s negativity

The first step is to understand a paradox:

You’re a powerful person in your client’s life. You’re the expert.

But when it comes to your client’s thought process, you’re powerless. You can’t force them to embrace a more positive outlook. Some of these clients are truly awesome at being negative. They’ve been doing it longer than you’ve been training people. Some have been doing it longer than you’ve been alive. In many cases, they learned to look on the dark side from a parent, who may have picked it up from their own parents.

You can’t undo that in the two or three hours you spend with the client each week, no matter how hard you try. The most determined clients are more likely to infect you with their negativity than you are to change them.

To avoid that contagion, and to have any positive effect on your client, you need to hold this thought:

Remember, it’s just data.

Approach it as a scientist would. Observe. Think about what you’re hearing. And then ask yourself these questions.

What’s the source of the negativity?

When a client says, “I’ll never lose these last 10 pounds,” it’s obviously not a factual statement. So what is she communicating? Is she fatigued? Experiencing stress in too many parts of her life at the same time? Is it something you can alleviate with changes to her diet or training program?

What’s the effect of the negativity?

Does it depress the client’s performance? If you’re in a group setting, does it affect the others? Is there less energy in the room?

What does the negative statement do to you?

Does something the client says trigger you?

For example, when you give the client a compliment, he reacts negatively, questioning your sincerity or knowledge. Your response is to offer more praise, which satisfies the client but makes you feel worse because it’s more than he earned.

Now you’ve been pulled into the client’s negativity spiral.

What part of the negativity should you respond to?

Let’s say a client is berating himself because he ate or drank too much on the weekend. If it’s a client who’s extremely social, it’s not helpful to offer ways to be less social, to go out less, or bring his own food to dinner parties.

Instead, look for the part of the behavior that would be easiest to change. Sometimes there’s no point in offering advice. Just move on to the workout, and see if you can channel the client’s frustration into a higher level of effort.

READ ALSO: Forget About Setting Goals. Do This Instead.

How to respond to your client’s negativity

Think of your interaction like an aikido match. The goal of aikido is to defend yourself without injuring your attacker.

To pull it off, you have to understand what the attacker is trying to do, engage with the opponent, and then redirect the force of the attack to your advantage.

It only works if you lean into the assault. Retreat just increases your opponent’s advantage. Same with debating the client; it puts you on their level, where the client has more weapons and experience. It would be like an aikido master standing in the middle of the ring with a boxer and trying to slug it out.

Here’s what you can do.

Restate or clarify what you’re hearing

This is a basic motivational interviewing technique: “What I hear you saying is that you’re not happy with where you are right now.”

Now, instead of debating the point, you lean in: “I totally get that, and you’re right. You haven’t hit your marks. Why do you think that is?”

If the client’s goal was to start an argument, you’ve reversed the attack by accepting the premise. The onus is now on the client to identify why the program isn’t working the way both of you hoped, and what you can do to fix the problem and move on.

READ ALSO: Motivational Interviewing in Practice

Detach with love

The idea of separating yourself from a client’s difficulties comes from 12-step programs. It begins with the understanding that the client wants to relieve the burden of their emotions by putting them on you.

But you’re under no obligation to do it. Nor would you help the client if you did.

READ ALSO: How to Tell a Client to Cut the Crap

Final thought: Get your reps in

Your interventions, no matter how sincere and well-intentioned, are no match for your client’s long-held negativity. Their thought patterns are grooved, and those thoughts feel true to the client, no matter how irrational or untrue they seem to you.

But that doesn’t mean your work is ineffective. Those negative patterns can be disrupted, challenged, and minimized. Even if the client dismisses your advice or encouragement in the moment, it probably got into their heads. They’ll mull it over later, like a dog who buries a bone to gnaw on later.

You just have to understand it’s going to take time and practice.

Put another way, you need to get your reps in, just as your client has done.

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The 12 Best Known Skateboarders On The Planet

famous skateboarders seem, by all accounts, to be wherever nowadays. When a game for untouchables, similar to the infamous Z-Boys in California – individuals who unquestionably wouldn't class skateboarding as a game – it's currently a colossal, billion dollar worldwide industry that can make megastars out of the individuals who ascend to the top.

Things being what they are, who are the most famous skateboarders at that point? All things considered, let's face it, there are a lot of measurements by which this could be judged. Is it an instance of asking who is the most extravagant skateboarder? Who's the best skateboarder ever? Which skateboarder can do the hardest traps? Provided that this is true, what is the hardest skateboard trap? Which skateboarder has the most supporters on instagram? Which skateboarder has discharged the most film parts?

"He's one of just a couple of skateboarders not from America or Brazil who's in with a reasonable shot of an Olympic award in Tokyo 2020"

It's an incredible minefield. Regardless of whether you do pick only one estimation, some of them are emotional. Bad dream, isn't that so? Off-base! Joyfully, there's currently site called Google (look for it on the web in the event that you've not known about it) and by hacking into its grid we can find who the web clients of the world scan for the most.

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Thus, right away, how about we discover who the most famous skateboarders on the planet are, as per you, the web clients of the world. Gracious, and prepare yourself. Number one spot presumably doesn't have a place with who you figure it does.

12. Shane O'Neill

Shane O'Neill with another famous triumph – Photo: Adam Sello/Red Bull Content Pool

Shane O'Neill Facts

Full Name: Shane O'Neill

DOB: third January 1990

From: Melbourne Australia

Most Famous For: Being that great at skateboarding regardless of not being from California

See a greater amount of Shane O'Neill

Shane O'Neill is as of now one of the absolute best riders on the planet in spite of, in contrast to the vast majority of the general population on this rundown of famous skateboarders, not being from California. Australian conceived O'Neill is a standard at the world's greatest skateboard rivalries, including X Games, Dew Tour, and Street League, and is infrequently off the platform.

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Known as Nugget by his companions, O'Neill's opposition achievement is resulting from his mind blowing board control and style. This impeccable mix frequently makes it resemble he's in a computer game, instead of skating, all things considered. In spite of the fact that he's best known for his opposition riding, Shane O'Neill's Levels video from 2017 was discharged to high recognition from all in the skateboarding business.

With skateboarding now an Olympic game, appearing in the Tokyo Games in 2020, expecting he goes, Shane O'Neill is potentially the main male skateboarder who's not from the USA or Brazil that is in with a high shot of a decoration.

11. Tony Alva

Unique Z Boy and a standout amongst the most famous skateboarders on earth, Tony Alva – Photo: Chris Johnson/Mpora

Tony Alva Facts

Full Name: Tony Alva

DOB: second September 1957

From: California, USA

Most Famous For: Being the person who basically begun everything

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Tony Alva didn't create skateboarding, yet he was one of the pioneers who made it what it is today. Brought up in the unpleasant Dogtown territory of California, Tony Alva first begun skateboarding as an approach to work on surfing when the waves were level. Alongside his companions, Alva was a piece of the famous Z-Boys skate team, deified by the movies Dogtown And The Z-Boys, and Lords of Dogtown.

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Tony Alva's trademark crush mouth frame of mind, crude ability, and animosity on a load up changed skateboarding from the milk-and-treats past time of pre-youngsters to the extreme firm way of life that we know it as today.

During the 1970s Tony Alva rapidly ended up perceived as the best skateboarder on the planet, directly as the game was achieving its first pinnacle of worldwide acknowledgment, which slung him to hotshot status. With progress came issues, yet today, having commended his 60th Birthday in 2017, Tony Alva is as yet skating dishes at whatever point he gets shot, and stays a standout amongst the most regarded figures in skateboarding.

10. Jay Adams

Jay Adams, riding Oxmard bowl in 1977, was broadly perceived as a standout amongst the most trendy skateboarders – Photo: Jim Goodrich

Jay Adams Facts

Full Name: Jay J. Adams

DOB: third February 1967

From: California, USA

Most Famous For: Being the first terrible kid of skateboarding

Jay Adams was a characteristic on a skateboard, having basically experienced childhood in the surf and skate shop that his stepfather worked in. Likewise from Dogtown, California, Adams turned into the most youthful individual from the Z-young men in 1974, matured only 13. Tony Alva would later proceed to state of Adams "A few children are brought up on graham wafers and milk; he was brought up on surfing and skateboarding" such was his huge ability.

Indeed, even in this capable team of skateboarders, Jay Adams emerged for his streaming style, legitimately impacted by surfing. As the prevalence of skateboarding detonated, so did Adam's popularity, yet with it came inconvenience. Spells in jail pursued, as drugged enslavement, and a conviction following a deadly attack on a gay couple.

On fifteenth August 2015, Jay Adams kicked the bucket, enduring a lethal heart assault in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, where he'd been surfing with companions. Regardless of his grieved, and once in a while repulsive life, the skateboarding scene turned protesting in the streets to respect the life of a standout amongst the most compelling skateboarders ever.

9. Rodney Mullen

The Godfather of road skating? Perhaps. In any case, Rodney Mullen is irrefutably a standout amongst the most famous skateboarders – Photo: Wiki

Rodney Mullen Facts

Full Name: John Rodney Mullen

DOB: seventeenth August 1966

From: Florida, USA

Most Famous For: Inventing the Kickflip

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Rodney Mullen is a standout amongst the most persuasive skateboarders ever, just as being a standout amongst the most critical. Growing up encompassed by farmland, extended lengths of smooth cement, and dry dishes to skate were rare, so the youthful Mullen working on doing traps on the spot, inferable from the constrained space he had.

The detachment of skateboarding in such a remote spot likewise implied the youthful Mullen wasn't impacted by what different skateboarders were doing, so he began making his own style and his very own traps. His commitment lead to immaculate capacity and consistency. Nearby challenge achievement in the late 1970s prompted Mullen being gotten by the Bones Brigade, the most famous skateboard group of now is the right time, which additionally included one Tony Hawk.

His long stretches of training prior in his life worked out as expected by 1983 when Rodney Mullen designed the Kickflip (in spite of the fact that, at the time, he named it the Magic Flip). Right up 'til today, the kickflip remains a staple of free-form skateboarding, and a privilege of entry for anyone learning traps on a skateboard. Rodney Mullen is additionally credited as imagining the heelflip, the 360 flip, and incalculable different varieties that cutting edge skateboarding depends on.

Today, Rodney Mullen is viewed as a standout amongst the most imperative figures in the advancement of skating, with many considering him the adoptive parent of road skateboarding (in spite of the fact that Mark Gonzales, who might have been number 18 on this rundown, may have a remark about that). Mullen has showed up in a few Tony Hawk's Pro Skater computer games, and appreciates an agreeable life because of the benefits produced using great business choices including the skateboard organizations he put resources into or co-made.

8. Nyjah Huston

Nyjah Huston is maybe the best of the present age of skateboarders – Photo: James Renhard

Nyjah Huston Facts

Full Name: Nyjah Imani Huston

DOB: 30th November 1994

From: California, USA

Most Famous For: Winning. Winning Everything

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Nyjah Huston is, by numerous quantifiable measurements, the best skateboarder of the cutting edge time. Somewhere in the range of 2011 and 2016, Huston had won 11 X Games awards, seven of which were gold. He was assigned for Skater Of The Year in 2013, and, to date, has won more prize cash than some other skateboarder ever.

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Any reasonable person would agree that Nyjah Huston is a challenge machine. Owing to some extent to crude, characteristic ability, joined with the reality he's been rehearsing for all intents and purposes each hour of the day since Momma Huston previously acquainted him with the world. Anyway great his resistance is, Nyjah Huston is better. On the off chance that a contender brings their An amusement and matches his capacity, Nyjah normally just terrains a bigger number of traps than them and gives the judges no alternative however to give him the success. As far as Street League focuses, Huston is so a long ways in front of second spot Shane O'Neill, the Aussie needs the Hubble Space telescope to see Nyjah.

Huston likewise matches this focused strength up by discharging video parts. Without a doubt, he's not the most beautiful rider on the planet, yet as 2014's Fade To Black and 2018's 'Til Death demonstrate, there aren't numerous skateboarders around who can coordinate Huston with regards to doing madly hard traps on the greatest handrails on earth.

7. Ryan Sheckler

Ryan Sheckler at the X Games – Photo: Garth Milan/Red Bull Content Pool

Ryan Sheckler Facts

Full Name: Ryan Allen Sheckler

DOB: 30th December 1989

From: California, USA

Most Famous For: Jumping immense separations, and nearly hopping into the standard

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Ryan Sheckler first turned into a famous skateboarder what feels like decades back. In truth, he's simply been in the open eye for quite a while, having first turned into an expert skateboarder at the young age of nine years of age.

From that point forward, Sheckler's star has risen, and he stays a standout amongst the best

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Till Boadella – Drop Shipping Mastery 2018

Who Else Wants To See Behind The Scenes Of Drop Shipping Stores That Generate Between $10,000-$100,000 Every Month… …And Ethically Steal Their Exact Product Research, Advertising And Marketing Tactics…? If you’d like to build an easy, lucrative and fun drop shipping business, you can now take advantage of a massive shortcut and copy the secret tactics used by six-figure and even seven-figure drop shipping store owners. Dear Friend,

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Here’s who this is for:

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If You’re Making Sales But Your Store Isn’t Profitable you’ll discover how to find massive WINNERS and scale them up …so you can retire from your day job and join the ranks of “New Rich” online entrepreneurs who are crushing it with drop shipping…

If that’s YOU…

What I’m about to offer today is of great value…

But before I tell you about it… The Disclaimer That Couldn’t Be Any Plainer Becoming successful at drop shipping is a combination of different factors including hard work, skills, talent, intelligence and a bit of luck.

A lot of people make fortunes with drop shipping. But most people who invest in any type of “how to” information, including business programs, get no results.

Unfortunately, I think this is due to the fact that most people don’t put in the amount of work that’s required to get results. Or they simply give up too early at the slightest hint of adversity or hardship.

All of my successful students have one thing in common:

They work hard.

I don’t want to insult your intelligence by making any claims or promising what type of results you can get with drop shipping. Like with everything in life, individual results vary. And how much money you can make with this program depends on many factors that are outside of my control.

The sky is the limit, but if you’re lazy, nothing will happen.

That being said, How I Accidentally Became The Head Of A Secret Drop Shipping Mastermind Let me explain.

In the last two years I was able to build multiple successful drop shipping businesses in different niches.

That doesn’t make me unique.

Lots of people have seen success with drop shipping.

But additionally to my own success …I’ve seen behind the scenes of many successful drop shipping businesses that generate between $10,000 and $100,000 per month…

What I’ve learned from this is amazing.

You see, when I first started talking about drop shipping, I only had my own success to draw from …and my information was kind of limited…

Don’t get me wrong here.

The information I shared was solid and it worked…

It allowed me to help a ton of people …many of which built incredibly successful drop shipping stores that make at least $10,000 per month.

But something else happened accidentally as I surrounded myself with other successful drop shippers, some of which were former students who completed my courses and coaching programs …while others were random people I didn’t know who reached out to me to share their results and reveal what tactics, strategies and tricks they were using…

And by the way:

All of them started as complete newbies.

Now they are crushing it with drop shipping …making between $10,000 and $100,000 per month with Shopify…

The friendships that came from this are amazing …we all kind of turned into one big drop shipping family …and before realizing it I was the head of the most cutting-edge drop shipping mastermind ever…

It all happened organically.

Most of it went down in private messages on Facebook and Snapchat…

The value exchange was immense …I was able to help out many of these already successful drop shippers and they shared gold nuggets in return…which resulted in a massive collective learning experience about what works and doesn’t work in drop shipping right now…

What struck me most is that we all use different methods.

And that’s when I realized… The “Gurus” Are Trying To Make You Believe There’s Only One Method (Their Method…) Everyone pretends like they’ve discovered the holy grail of drop shipping.

For a long time I believed my drop shipping method (which still works great by the way) was the only way to become successful…

I fell victim of the same bias all other “gurus” fall victim of.

Because a certain method worked for me to become successful at drop shipping …I thought I had stumbled upon some ultimate secret …and every “guru” is committing the same fallacy without realizing it…

Nobody can blame them.

It’s mere luck that I happen to be at the centre of this “secret mastermind” …where all innovation is happening…

And I’m not talking about some lame Facebook group.

All of this is going down in Snapchat, Facebook private messages and Skype calls behind closed doors …it’s the kind of mastermind you can’t join no matter how much you pay…

I’ve learned more in one year from being part of this elite group of drop shippers than I’ve learned in all eight years of doing online marketing.

The most important lesson I’ve learned is: There Are Many Ways To Make $10,000 Or More Per Month With Drop Shipping That’s great news.

It means your odds of succeeding are a lot higher than you think.

There are at least 12 PROVEN METHODS to build profitable a drop shipping store that all work like crazy right now…

I know this for a fact because I’ve seen behind the scenes of countless six-figure and seven-figure drop shipping stores …many of them either owned by former students of my programs or social media followers…

For example, I recently had a Skype call with Florian.

When we talked he had just made… $60,000 In 2 Weeks All from Facebook ads.

His secret?

He uses a unique product research process.

During our Skype call he shared everything with me …how he finds winning products, his exact Facebook advertising method and how he scaled up from $1,000 per day to $6,000 per day….

He even logged in to his Facebook ad account during our call.

We talked for about thirty minutes.

Florian is just one of the guys in the “secret mastermind”.

Meet Arturo who made… $25,000 In 2 Days From Influencer Marketing He used a genius strategy (known as ‘Arturo’s Method’ to my students) to get a free shoutout from a large Facebook page in his niche.

This shoutout resulted in $25,000 in a period of 2 days.

The best part is:

He didn’t spend a dime on advertising or marketing.

What’s even more mind-blowing is that he got these results just a few days after launching his drop shipping store…

Other students have since replicated ‘Arturo’s Method’ to get their drop shipping businesses off the ground and have seen great success.

One of them is Armin.

He signed up for one of my programs in February 2017.

After paying the program fee he only had $9 left in his bank account, which he spent on a domain name. He signed up for Shopify’s free trial and used ‘Arturo’s Method’ to get a free shoutout.

This resulted in a few hundred dollars in sales.

With the new funds he bought some paid shoutouts on Instagram which lead to a lot more sales and eventually $6,000 per month.

Armin went on to build a team of affiliates that promoted his products for a commission. His sales kept skyrocketing every month …until he decided to cash out and sell his store.

I’ve since stayed in touch with Armin via private Facebook messages.

He’s a former student turned “secret mastermind” member.

Then there’s a dude from the UK who made… $1,000,000 In One Year He booked a coaching session with me a while ago.

The way he makes $1,000,000 per year is with YouTube influencers.

He targets less saturated markets (hint: he doesn’t target the USA) and none of his revenue depends on Facebook advertising.

Instead, he buys sponsored videos from famous YouTubers in his niche that generate him almost $100,000 per month consistently. After the coaching he joined the mastermind and helped out other members…

His method is different from what Florian, Arturo and Armin do.

But here’s what’s really mind-blowing:

These are just 4 of the PROVEN ways to build a six-figure or million dollar drop shipping business in less than a year…

There are many more.

As I mentioned already, there’s at least a dozen drop shipping methods that work like crazy right now …and I’d like to give you the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join this “secret mastermind” today…

Are you ready for massive success? Want To Learn Directly From The Source? I recently read Tim Ferris’s book ‘Tools of Titans’.

The book is a collection of hundreds of different mentors giving life advice.

It’s a bit like planting yourself in the midst of the world’s most successful people and directly learning from them.

You surely know the cliché:

We’re the average of the five people we surround ourselves with.

But the thing is: It’s really hard to get “access” to successful people and have them mentor us …because these people are extremely busy…

(I got access because I have a “name” online…)

Most of the world’s top drop shippers don’t reveal their secrets …you can’t buy their courses or learn from them because they don’t speak publicly about their successes.

They operate in secrecy and MAKE MILLIONS…

After reading ‘Tools of Titans’ my head was spinning.

What if I interviewed all these elite drop shippers and created a program?

Sometimes I wished others could listen in on the amazing Skype calls we had …get the gold nuggets exchanged in private messages…and join the mastermind sessions that take place behind closed doors.

So a few weeks ago I had an idea:

What if I sat down with all of these drop shipping icons and got them to reveal their most treasured secrets in front of camera?

And so it happened.

It looked just like our regular masterminding sessions.

The only difference was that I hit the record button during these otherwise “secret” conversations.

I then took all these interviews and broke them down into step-by-step methods that ANYONE could easily follow.

The result is an immersive drop shipping program.

Let me introduce you to…

I decided to call the program “Drop Shipping Mastery” because that’s the closest to what it is.

It’s an apprentice program to learn directly from the best drop shippers in the world who have reached mastery level …transferring their skills, their secrets and their strategies to people eager to succeed like YOU…

But it’s fundamentally different from anything else you’ve seen so far.

Unlike all other courses sold by Shopify and drop shipping “gurus”, I’ll take you behind the scenes of actual drop shipping businesses.

Plus, you’re not just learning one method.

But …12 METHODS.

Also you’re not learning from people who have an interest to sell you a course …what you’re getting is HONEST, REAL AND PROVEN advice from the world’s most successful drop shippers.

But let me walk you through everything in detail… Here’s Exactly What You’re Getting I’ve sat down with all the people in the “secret mastermind” I told you about and recorded 30-60 minute long interviews with them.

Today you’re getting access to these interviews.

But that’s not all: After the interviews I took a step back, deconstructed the approach of each drop shipper and broke it down into a simple step-by-step method that anyone could follow.

So you’re getting the interviews plus videos explaining each method.

It’s like getting 12 separate drop shipping courses all in ONE …with detailed instructions on what to do, how and why.

Each method works.

(So you can pick one – or even better – use them complimentary!)

That being said, here’s what you’re getting…

Masterclass #1 You’ll Get An Uncensored View Behind The Scenes Of Multiple Drop Shipping Stores Of Till Value: $297 Yes, that’s right. I’m also going to spill the beans. I built multiple successful drop shipping stores that made me $6,000 plus per month — And for the first time ever I’m revealing my exact products, my niche, my stores and walking you through everything in painstaking detail. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: The Super-Effective Free Plus Shipping Method I Used That Made Me More than $6,000 Per Month Consistently How I Achieve 25-30% Profit Margins The Exact Products I Sold “Drop Shipping Franchising”: The Horizontal Scaling Method I Used To Take My First Two Stores From Zero To Several Hundred Dollars Per Day Consistently Get Access To The Facebook Ads I Used Including A Behind-The-Scenes View Of My Advertising Results (You Can Literally Copy-Paste My Advertisements And Use Them In Your Own Drop Shipping Business…) My Exact Influencer Marketing Method That I Use To Turn $100 Worth Of Shoutouts Into $500 Consistently Of Which Most Is Profit Get An Unprecedented Behind-The-Scenes View Of My Recent Clickfunnels Drop Shipping Stores, How I’m Upselling Customers And Increasing My Profits Several Times Over With “Customer Value Optimization” WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #2 How Florian Made $60,000 In Two Weeks With Facebook Ads Value: $297 This is one of the most exciting case studies in the program because it shows you how to scale up a drop shipping business to $60,000 a month or more using vertical and horizontal scaling methods. You’ll discover the exact method Florian uses to generate a fortune with drop shipping. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: The Little-Known Free Chrome Extension Florian Uses To Find Hot Products And Spy On His Competitors The Exact Method Florian Uses To Determine Whether A Product Is Saturated Or Not (This Is How He Decides Which Products To Sell And Which Ones To Ignore…) Discover Florian’s Facebook Advertising Method That’s Currently Making Him $60,000 A Month Minimum How To Create Facebook Ads That Sell Like Crazy How Florian Decides Which Facebook Ads To Scale Up (Using The “ROAS” Metric Few People Know About…) Exactly How Florian Scales Up His Facebook Ads From Zero To $1,000 Per Day And Then To $6,000 Per Day How He Strategically Uses Lookalike Audiences To Find New Buyers (He Uses Lookalike Audiences Differently Than Most People Do Which Has Made Him A Fortune…) And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #3 How 14-Year Old Raghav Is Making $68,000 Per Month With Drop Shipping Using Facebook Ads Value: $297 Raghav is a 14-year old kid who stumbled upon Drop Shipping by accident online. He then mowed lawns to get startup money for his first store. He went on to make $68,000 per month and was featured in Huffington Post and Buzzfeed as one of the youngest drop shippers in the world. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: The “Piggybacking Method” And How Raghav Is Using It To Find Hot Products That Have Made Him A Fortune Online One Product That Made Him $25,000 The Exact Process Raghav Uses To Determine Which Products To Sell And Which Ones To Avoid Like The Pest Raghav’s Instagram Influencer Marketing Method (He Used This Method To Make A Few Thousand Dollars Per Month Before Scaling Up With Facebook Ads…) His Word-For-Word Influencer Outreach Template The Facebook Ad Method That Is Currently Making Raghav $68,000 Per Month On Autopilot While He’s In School Raghav’s Extremely Effective Facebook Scaling Method (Using Manual Bidding And Other Secret Tricks…) And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #4 How Arturo Made $25,000 In 2 Days From Free Shoutouts Without Ever Spending A Single Dollar On Marketing Or Advertising Value: $297 Arturo is a prodigy drop shipper who was able to pull off the impossible: He made $25,000 in two days by talking influencers into giving him free shoutouts. He since continued making tens of thousands of dollars per month. Arturo is the king of influencer marketing. If there’s anyone who knows how to create money out of thin air, it’s this 20-year old Mexican. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: Get A Thorough And Detailed Walkthrough And Explanation Of ‘Arturo’s Method” And How To Use It To Generate Traffic And Sales Without Spending A Single Dollar On Marketing How Arturo Reframes His Shoutouts And Persuades Influencers To Promote His Store And Products For Free The Exact Products Arturo Sells On His Store Arturo’s Word-For-Word Influencer Outreach Template How To Build A Web Of Influencers Who Promote Your Store On A Regular Basis For Free Or Very Little Money How Arturo Structures His Shoutouts (You Can Copy-Paste The Exact Text And Use It For Your Own Shoutouts…) The Genius Follow-Up Campaign Arturo Uses To Bring In Consistent Back-End Money And Maximize His Profits How Arturo Upsells His Customers More Expensive Items And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #5 How 17-Year Old Dale Made $29,745 In 20 Days With Nothing But Instagram Influencer Marketing Value: $297 Dale is a 17-year old drop shipper and a true Instagram influencer marketing master. He received so many orders that he couldn’t keep up fulfilling them. He told me he had to “turn off” his marketing for a while because he was getting too much traffic and too many sales all at once. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: How Dale Finds Instagram Influencers To Work With The 2 Types of Instagram Influencers Dale Works With (And How He Was Able To Make $29,745 In 20 Days Selling Generic Products Without Ever Picking A Niche…) Dale’s Secret Method Of “Testing The Waters” With Small Budgets To Determine If An Influencer Will Make Him Money The Word-For-Word Outreach Template Dale Uses The Super-Effective Negotiation Strategy Dale Uses To Get Instagram Influencers To Drop Their Prices Every Time The Step-By-Step Method Dale Uses To Determine If An Instagram Influencer Will Be Profitable Or Not (Exactly What He Looks For When Scrolling Through Instagram Pages…) 2 Red Flags He Avoids Like The Pest (If An Instagram Page Has These Red Flags, He Will NEVER Work With Them…) What Dale Writes In His Sponsored Posts How Dale Upsells His Visitors More Products And Maximizes His Profits Without Having To Spend Any Additional Money And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #6 How Armin Went From Being Broke To Making $6,000 Per Month With Drop Shipping Using Influencers Value: $297 Armin is an amazing guy. He took a leap of faith and signed up for my Advanced Drop Shipping Class in 2017. After paying for the class, he only had $9 left in his bank account. He then used ‘Arturo’s Method’ to get free shoutouts and grew his store from zero to $6,000 per month and more. He continued making more money each month until he decided to “cash out” and sell his drop shipping store. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: Armin’s Unique Spin On ‘Arturo’s Method’ And How He Used It To Kick-Start His Drop Shipping Store With Only $9 Armin’s 3-Step Success Model (He Started With ‘Arturo’s Method’ And Then Developed His Own Strategy To Scale Up His Store Which I Now Call ‘Armin’s Method’…) The Most Important Shopify App Armin Uses To Boost Sales How Armin Built A Large Network Of Influencers And Affiliates That Sent Him Traffic And Sales For Free Armin’s Daily Drop Shipping Routine (Exactly What He Does From The Moment He Gets Up Until He Goes To Bed…) The Word-For-Word Outreach Template He Uses A Detailed Walkthrough Of How How Armin Structures His Sponsored Posts (And A Little-Known Tweak Nobody Else Knows About That Consistently Doubles His Sales…) The 3 Tiers Of Influencers And How To Know Exactly Which Influencers Will Make You Money And Which Ones Won’t And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #7 How Benjamin Is Making $400 Per Day With Free Plus Shipping In Germany Value: $297 I met Benjamin at a mastermind event in Bulgaria a few years ago. He wasn’t successful back then. Later on he learned about drop shipping from me and decided to give it a try. He started making $400 per day consistently with free plus shipping. He is proof that anyone can become successful, even after countless failures and setbacks. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: The Genius “Reframe” Benjamin Uses To Deal With Long Shipping Times (Using This Trick He Sold Thousands Of Products Without Ever Getting A Single Complaint…) Benjamin’s Exact Facebook Advertising Method How Benjamin Is Scaling Up His Ads Horizontally An Exact Breakdown Of Benjamin’s Profit Margins, Product Price, Shipping Costs And How He Makes The Numbers Work (He Makes More Than 50% Profit Consistently…) The Little-Known Shopify App Benjamin Uses To Spy On His Visitors And Optimize His Store To Get Higher Conversions Benjamin’s Copywriting Secrets The 2-Step Method He Uses To Select The Right Supplier On Aliexpress (Finding Suppliers Doesn’t Have To Be Complicated, You Just Need To Look For Two Things…) And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #8 How Jamie Made $1,000 Per Day With Drop Shipping, Lost Everything And Rebuilt It Again Value: $297 Jamie bought one of my programs a while ago and started making $1,000 and even $2,000 per day with drop shipping. Seeing so much success made him greedy and he stopped paying attention to the principles that made him successful in the first place. As a result he lost everything. After losing most of his money, he bounced back and rebuilt his drop shipping business from scratch using influencer marketing. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: How Jamie Grew His Store From Zero To $1,000 And Even $2,000 Per Day Using Facebook And Instagram Ads How Jamie Went From Making $30,000-$40,000 Per Month To Loosing Everything Because He Invested In Liabilities (Jamie Literally Lost All The Money He Had Made…) The Strategy Jamie Used To Bounce Back From His Failure And Rebuild His Drop Shipping Business From Scratch The Products Jamie Sells On His Store How Jamie Used ‘Arturo’s Method’ Plus Gave It A Unique Powerful Twist To Get Free Shoutouts And Build Up Massive Cashflow After Losing All His Money To Bad Investments Jamie’s Exact Influencer Marketing Method How Jamie Structures His Sponsored Posts (Plus The Word-For-Word Template He Uses For Every Shoutout…) And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #9 How Marco Made $200,000 In 10 Months With Drop Shipping Using Affiliate Marketing Value: $297 Marco is a German drop shipper who built a $200,000 per year drop shipping business without ever spending a single dollar on marketing or advertising. He developed a smart strategy to recruit affiliates who promote his products for him for a commission, without any risk on his side. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: How Marco Is Drop Shipping From Alibaba (And Why You Don’t Have To Rely On Aliexpress To Find Suppliers…) The Product Research Method Marco Uses How Marco Is Getting A Competitive Advantage By Selling High-Ticket Products (Sometimes Being The Most Expensive In Your Niche Results In More Sales…) A Breakdown Of Marco’s Profit Margins (Exactly How He’s Pricing His Products, How Much He’s Paying His Affiliates And How Much Goes Into His Pockets Every Day…) Marco’s Exact Affiliate Research Process That He Uses To Find And Recruit Highly-Motivated Affiliates In His Niche 5 Types Of Affiliates Marco Regularly Works With The 80/20-Rule Of Affiliate Marketing How Marco Transitioned From Drop Shipping To Having His Own Stock, Building A Brand And Private Labelling And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #10 How Esteban Made $299,974 In 12 Months With Drop Shipping Value: $297 Esteban and his brother Sebastian are some of the best I know at drop shipping. Esteban generated $299,974 in 12 months. And his younger brother Sebastian made millions of dollars and has become a legend in the drop shipping scene. This masterclass will walk you through their method. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: The Killer Mindset That Made Esteban’s Success Inevitable (Every Successful Drop Shipper Thinks This Way…) Esteban’s Exact Facebook Advertising Method The Insanely Effective ‘Flex Targeting’ Technique Used By Esteban And His Brother To Make A Fortune With Drop Shipping Using Nothing But Facebook Ads How To Split-Test Your Facebook Ads Without Wasting Any Money Until You Find A Massive Winning Product How Esteban Researches And Finds Hot Products The Number One Metric Esteban Is Obsessed With (This Metric Indicates If A Campaign Is A Winner Early On…) A Breakdown Of Esteban’s Ad Spend And Profit Margins Esteban’s Word-By-Word Facebook Ad Template The Horizontal Scaling Method That Has Allowed Esteban To Grow His Store To $299,974 In Just 12 Months And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #11 How Sam Makes $10,000 Per Month With Drop Shipping Using Nothing But Facebook Ads Value: $297 Sam is a former coaching client of mine. He grew his drop shipping business from zero to $10,000 per month. He was able to quit his job and is making more than double what he used to make as a watchmaker in Switzerland. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: The Exact Facebook Advertising Method Sam Uses How Sam Is Utilizing Retargeting And Dynamic Product Ads To Make $10,000 Per Month With Drop Shipping Sam’s Ruthless Product Testing Mindset A Word-By-Word Facebook Advertising Template Sam’s Horizontal And Vertical Facebook Advertising Scaling Method (This Allowed Him To Go From Making A Few Hundred Dollars Per Month To $10,000 Per Month…) The 6 Metrics Sam Closely Targets Sam’s 3-Step Cart Abandon Recovery Sequence That He’s Using To Get Even The Most Reluctant Visitors To Buy The Simple Success Principles Sam Lives By And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! …next up you’ll get…

Masterclass #12 How A 17-Year Old Is Making $7,000 A Month Using Cheap Twitter Shoutouts Value: $297 Everybody is focussing on Instagram influencer marketing. Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are huge opportunities for influencer marketing right now. Taveet took advantage of this and built a $6,000 per month drop shipping business using nothing but Twitter influencer marketing. Here’s just a fraction of what’s included: A Breakdown Of Taveet’s Numbers (Including How Much He’s Spending On Shoutouts And His Typical Returns…) The Unique Twitter Influencer Marketing Method That’s Making Him Around $2,400 Every Week Consistently How Taveet Researches And Selects Twitter Influencers To Work With (You’ll Discover Exactly What Criteria He Uses To Determine If A Twitter Account Will Be Profitable Or Not…) A Simple Trick To Negotiate A Low Shoutout Price Exactly How Taveet Tests The Waters Without Wasting Any Money To See If A Twitter Account Is Profitable Or Not How Taveet Scales Up His Twitter Influencer Marketing (This Method Gets Twitter Accounts To Post For Him Daily…) And A Lot More WAIT! YOU COULD BE NEXT! Wheeeew!

You’re right, that’s a lot of proven and field-tested drop shipping tactics and strategies that work like crazy right now.

It’s not a bunch of theory or “abstract talk”.

What you’re getting is a look behind the scenes of $10,000 and even $100,000 per month drop shipping businesses …as well as a breakdown of the EXACT methods to get these results.

It’s like having 12 drop shipping mentors all in one.

Each masterclass will teach you something new and most of it is information you can’t get anywhere else… Here’s A Recap Of The Masterclasses You’re Getting… Masterclass #1: Till’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #2: Florian’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #3: Raghav’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #4: Arturo’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #5: Dale’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #6: Armin’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #7: Benjamin’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #8: Jamie’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #9: Marco’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #10: Esteban’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #11: Sam’s Method (Value: $297) Masterclass #12: Taveet’s Method (Value: $297) TOTAL VALUE: $3,564 But that’s not all… I’m Also Giving You 4 FREE Bonuses Worth $4,455 If You Sign Up For Drop Shipping Mastery Today And it’s “game changer” stuff.

The reason why I’m giving you these $4,455 worth of FREE bonuses is to massively speed up your learning curve…

What a lot of people don’t know is that I’ve been secretly working on a new course called ‘Influencer Marketing Secrets’ that was scheduled to launch beginning of this year.

But then I ditched my plans to create Drop Shipping Mastery.

The influencer marketing course is already recorded though, so I thought why not give it to you as a FREE bonus.

You’ll be the first to get access to it… FREE BONUS #1 Influencer Marketing Secrets

Value: $297 15 HOURS 49 MINUTES 48 SECONDS This brand-new and unreleased course will take you by the hand and show you exactly how to make money with Instagram influencer marketing. It’s a complete stand-alone course in itself that I intended to launch this year. Instead, I’m giving it to you as a 100% FREE bonus today. How to Create a Professional Looking Instagram Page My Step-By-Step Instagram Influencer Marketing Method (With Walkthroughs On My Phone…) How to Find an Unlimited Supply of Profitable Instagram Influencers to Work With (Which Translates Into Unlimited Traffic And Sales For Your Store…) Exactly How to Reach Out to Influencers (You Get the World-By-Word Template I Personally Use…) How To Identify Which Influencers Will Be Profitable And Which Ones Will Be A Waste Of Your Money 2 Tools To Check If An Instagram Influencer Is Legit How to Negotiate Low Prices With Influencers Actual Real-Life Examples of Winning Instagram Sponsored Posts That Had A 500% ROI Or More How to “Scale Up” Your Influencer Marketing and Build A Team Of Motivated Influencers Who Promote Daily Learn the Art and Science of Influencer Marketing …But that’s not all… …the thing about this program is that you’re NOT ALONE… FREE BONUS #2 Secret Facebook Mastermind

Value: $1,997 15 HOURS 49 MINUTES 48 SECONDS Your fellow drop shippers are bad-asses.

This isn’t a group of beginners, slackers, dreamers, or fruitcakes. You’ll be plugged into an elite group of highly successful drop shippers in the same type of business as you – all of whom are forward thinking, giving, and COOL.

It’s like locking yourself in a room full of like-minded six-figure store owners who are happy to share what’s working for them …and equally as thrilled to hear what’s working for YOU! Get Access To Our Secret Facebook Mastermind Learn From Me Personally Learn From Other Successful Students And Mastermind Members (Discover First-Hand What Works For Them And What Doesn’t…) Network, Connect And Build Life-Long Friendships Surround Yourself With Some Of The Best And Smartest Minds In The Drop Shipping Scene Receive Ongoing Support, Tips And Help …you also get access to… FREE BONUS #3 Advanced Drop Shipping Class 2.0

Value: $997 15 HOURS 49 MINUTES 48 SECONDS Get access to the infamous “Advanced Drop Shipping Class 2.0”, my flagship program that launched last year. Get step-by-step video walkthroughs showing how to set up your Shopify store, how to run profitable Facebook ads and a lot more. This program covers everything you need to know about setting up, marketing and advertising your store. A Quick-Start Guide For Drop Shipping Success The “95% Rule”: Discover The Invisible Line That Separates All Six-Figure Drop Shipping Store Owners From Newbies Who Get No Results Little-Known Drop Shipping Opportunities And Highly-Profitable Markets Everyone Is Ignoring Right Now The “Drop Shipping Parachute”: How To Strategically Test Products Until You Hit A Massive “Gold Mine” That Makes You A Small Or A Big Fortune Online Winning Drop Shipping Mindsets And Productivity Tips For Brand-New E-Commerce Store Owners How To Create A Profitable Brand (+ 3 Amazing Tools To Quickly Come Up With Awesome Store Names) A Step-By-Step Walkthrough Of How To Set Up Your Shopify Store The Right Way (I’ll Literally Show You Exactly What To Select For Every Single Setting) How To Quickly Find And Register A Custom Domain And The Exact Domain Name You Should Go For My Exact System For Shipping Rates (So Free Plus Shipping Items, Retail Items And Custom Shipping Rates Can All Co-Exist On One Single Store) How To Find And Set Up A Payment Gateway In Your Country And How To Accept Credit Card Payments How To Get An Awesome Looking Logo (I’ll Hook You Up With The Logo Designer I Personally Use & You’ll Learn How To Create Your Own Logo In 5 Minutes) The High-Converting Shopify Theme I Recommend A Detailed Tutorial On How To Setup Your Theme Design, Layout And Store Pages To Maximize Sales How To Set Up Your Drop Shipping Store To Accept Orders From Non-English Speaking Countries A Step-By-Step Guide To Finding The Perfect Niche The 3 Criteria Of A Profitable Niche (And How To Quickly Check If Your Niche Will Make Money) Specific Examples Of Highly-Profitable Niches (You Can Use These Proven Niches I’m Revealing, Or Use My Simple Niche Research Method To Find Tons Of “Gold Mines” That Are Even Less Competitive) 3 Secret Tools I Use To Spy On Niches And Determine If They’re Going To Make Me A Fortune Or Not How To Find And Identify Irrationally Passionate Buyers That Would Do Anything To Buy Your Products And Come Back To Buy More Every Few Weeks The Secret Trick I Use To Find Hot Products To Sell Exactly How To Find Reliable Suppliers On Aliexpress (Plus A Simple 5-Minute Test For Product Quality) How To Clone Products From Aliexpress.com And Import Them To Your Shopify Store (I’ll Show You Two Methods To Do This And Common Pitfalls To Avoid) How To Turn Your Product Pages Into High-Converting Sales Pages By Using My Proven Formula And Exact Template For Product Titles And Descriptions (I’ll Literally Tell You Exactly What To Write Word By Word) 2 Simple Ways To Overcome Long-Shipping Times The Exact Delivery Method You Should Select How To Turn “Products” Into Crushing Offers (There’s 2 Proven Drop Shipping Models That Work Like Crazy Right Now And I’ll Show You Both In Detail) An Easy Method To Calculate Your Price Markup Along With Exact Examples For Different Types Of Products A Step-By-Step Tutorial With Exact Instructions On How To Setup Profitable Facebook 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Properly Judge The Performance Of Your Ads) How To Calculate Your Maximum “Cost per Purchase” How To Use Event-Based Lookalike Audiences To Scale Up Your Facebook Ad Results And Multiply Your Daily Revenue By 10X, 20X Or Possibly More A Step-By-Step Guide To Running Highly-Profitable Instagram Ads And Getting Mobile Buyers My Secret Trick To Create Attention-Grabbing Pictures How To Sell High-Ticket Products Using Google AdWords By Targeting Keywords With Buying Intent The Difference Between Push-Advertising And Pull-Advertising (And How To Use Both Models Of Advertising To Drive Sales Like Crazy) A Word-By-Word Template For Google AdWords Ads (Literally Watch Over My Shoulders As I Set It Up) How To Use Google Shopping Ads With Shopify A Step-By-Step Tutorial On How To Get Influencers On Instagram And Facebook To Give You Shoutouts The Little-Known Method To Talk Influencers And Celebrities Into Giving You A Shoutout For Free (This Method Made One Newbie $25,500 In One Weekend Without Paying The Influencer A Single Dollar) How To Find The Right Influencers On Facebook And Instagram And How To Find Their Contact Details A Free Online Tool To Find Influencers On Facebook How To Identify If An Influencer’s Audience Is Likely To Buy Your Products (You Can Use This Technique To Determine How Profitable Your Shoutout Will Be) Exactly How To Reach Out To Influencers And What Type Of “Irresistible Offer” You Should Make Them 2 Extremely Profitable Influencer Marketing Methods That Work Like Crazy Right Now (You’ll Learn Why “Frames” Are Important In Influencer Marketing) How To Find And Contact Celebrities With Audiences On Twitter And Get Shoutouts For Dirt-Cheap A Simple Trick To Get Ongoing Shout Outs On Twitter For An Entire Week (One Drop Shipper Used This To Turn $250 Into $7,000 Within A Single Week) How To Find And Contact Influencers With A Large Subscriber Base On YouTube And Get Them To Endorse Your Products In Their Videos (And The Best Products To Sell With YouTube Influencer Marketing) The Exact YouTube SEO Method To Get Evergreen Traffic And Sales From Your YouTube Shoutouts (You Can Literally Get Visitors And Sales For Years) How To Negotiate The Lowest Possible Rate With Any Influencer (There’s A Sneaky Trick You Can Use To Get Them To Under-Sell Their Social Media Shoutouts) Example Templates And Word-By-Word Shoutouts You Can use For Your Influencer Marketing Campaigns A Step-By-Step Tutorial On How To Find And Recruit Affiliates Who Will Happily Promote Your Products How To Identify Affiliates Who Are Already Promoting Products In Your Niche And Talk Them Into Ditching Their Partners And Selling Your Products Instead The Different Forms Of Affiliate Partners (There’s Certain Types Of Websites That Are More Effective) How To Gain Leverage When Negotiating Partnerships The Exact Affiliate Commissions You Should Pay Your Affiliate Partners Whenever They Make You A Sale 2 Ways To Track Affiliate Sales From Your Partners (This Way You’ll Know Whenever A Partner Refers An Order And How Much The Exact Order Value Is) How And When To Pay Out Affiliate Commissions Without Making The Process Stressful Or Complicated A Simple Strategy To Turn One-Off Influencer Shout Outs Into Ongoing Affiliate Partnerships (You’ll Be Able To Persuade Influencers To Become Ongoing Affiliate Partners In A Smooth And Non-Pushy Way) …and finally… FREE BONUS #4 Drop Shipping Live Mastermind

Value: $1,164 15 HOURS 49 MINUTES 48 SECONDS This program is where it all started. You’ll receive access to my very first drop shipping program that launched in 2016. It’s filled with hidden gold nuggets, invaluable information and actionable strategies anyone can use to build a successful drop shipping business. The videos are recordings of live mastermind sessions with step-by-step walkthroughs. Get Access To The Original ‘Drop Shipping Live Mastermind’ That Only Opened Doors Two Times There’s No Way To Get Access To This Program Anymore But You’ll Get It As An Additional Free Bonus (After ‘Advanced Drop Shipping Class’ This Is My Second-Best Training I’ve Ever Created) It Includes Over 7 Hours Of Interactive Live Mastermind Recordings And Masterclasses On Building A Profitable Drop Shipping Business Completely From Scratch It Sold For $1,116 But You Get It For Free Wheeeew!

With these FREE bonuses worth $4,455 you’ll be able to shortcut your way to a successful drop shipping business …without wasting your money on unprofitable niches, without spending time on the wrong products and without making newbie mistakes.

The way I see it you’ve already won.

It’s almost like I’m giving you a done-for-you drop shipping store and all you have to do is start driving traffic and see sales explode.

I’ve been doing online marketing for over 7 years now and I’ve made a shit ton of money with all sorts of methods, but drop shipping is by far the easiest and fastest way I’ve seen to make money online…

That being said,

Let Me Recap What You’re Getting… When you join Drop Shipping Mastery today you won’t just get all the information you need to succeed, but you’ll also get instant access to this special package that will make success almost inevitable… Drop Shipping Mastery (Value: $3,564) Influencer Marketing Secrets (Value: $297) Secret Facebook Mastermind (Value: $1,997) Advanced Drop Shipping Class (Value: $997) Drop Shipping Live Mastermind (Value: $1,164) Total Value: $8,019 That’s why people who choose to invest in my programs stick around and get results…

I always like to overdeliver. Here’s What To Do Next If you’d like to build a profitable drop shipping business, not just using one method, but using an “arsenal” of 12 proven methods that work like crazy right now…

…plus get instant access to Influencer Marketing Secrets, the Secret Facebook Mastermind, the infamous Advanced Drop Shipping Class 2.0 and Drop Shipping Live Mastermind, you have to act now…

You can get everything for just $697 today.

And if you don’t have the money saved up but would like to join, you can hop on board for just 10 monthly installments of $97.

But the way I see it, this won’t “cost” you anything.

Here’s why.

I expect you to make much more than that within the first 90 days of launching your drop shipping store. And if you take action and use the 12 methods in the program, there’s no reason why you can’t make DOUBLE or triple that amount in your first 30 days.

The bottom line is: It’s almost impossible not to get a positive ROI from this program unless you screw up big, big, big time.

This program is not an expense, it’s an investment.

All I need from you is to click on the link below and sign up for Drop Shipping Mastery. You’ll be asked to choose your desired payment option and fill out the form.

If you feel like this is right for you, click here, and sign up for Drop Shipping Mastery and get $4,455 worth of FREE bonuses.

Here’s What Happens After That As soon as you’ve signed up for Drop Shipping Mastery, you’ll be added to the secret Facebook group.

You’ll also receive your login information to access the 12 methods.

And of course, you’ll get the $4,455 worth of FREE bonuses and other resources that help you get started with your store …PLUS I might even have some unannounced secret bonuses for you that will completely blow your mind.

All I know is, you won’t regret having signed up for this …especially once your phone starts making “katschiiiingg” every few minutes…

But here’s the best part:

You’ll be plugged into a group of fellow drop shippers, all with the same goals and values as you …building a drop shipping store, making more sales and having more fun.

Your fellow drop shippers aren’t fruit cakes or dabblers.

We stay in constant communication in our secret Facebook group where you’ll see what works, where we all share our best drop shipping secrets and help you build your store until you are the one proudly sharing your success story with the group.

Here’s how the program breaks down: In every module you learn a new proven method that works to build a successful drop shipping store, along with a walkthrough of the method and a case study.

In total you get access to over 12 drop shipping methods.

But don’t worry, it’s easy stuff and everything is delivered in small bite-sized chunks. YES, I WANT TO CRUSH IT WITH DROP SHIPPING Now, you and I both know that I’ll get a ton of interest from this letter, and that’s why you need to read this next part carefully:

WARNING! EXTREMELY LIMITED! In order to provide you with the support you NEED in order to get the results you want with drop shipping, I can only work with 200 students at the same time.

I simply don’t have capacity for more.

It’s going to be a detailed and thorough, plus highly effective and rewarding drop shipping program for anyone who’s interested.

The program is starting soon so time is a factor.

Once the timer on this page hits 00:00:00:00 registration will close and the program will start a few days later. But it might sell out much earlier because of the extremely limited seats available.

There are 2,193 people on the early-bird notification list.

And there are another 62,686 people on YouTube and thousands of followers on Snapchat who will jump on this offer just because I’m opening a new program…

So if you’re truly interested in building a profitable drop shipping business, you have to act asap (right now!) …before someone else gets your spot and crushes it with drop shipping…

Oh – And in case you’re wondering.

Spots are granted on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you feel like this is right for you, click here, and sign up for Drop Shipping Mastery and get $4,455 worth of FREE bonuses. YES, I WANT TO CRUSH IT WITH DROP SHIPPING To your success,

Till

P.S. This is the most valuable offer I’ve ever put together… Here’s A Recap Of Everything You’re Getting Today When You Join Drop Shipping Mastery Today! Drop Shipping Mastery (Value: $3,564) Influencer Marketing Secrets (Value: $297) Secret Facebook Mastermind (Value: $1,997) Advanced Drop Shipping Class (Value: $997) Drop Shipping Live Mastermind (Value: $1,164) Total Value: $8,019 Get Started Today For Just $697 Or 10 monthly payments of $97 ACT NOW Before The Class Sells Out! ONLY 200 SPOTS AVAILABLE

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