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Success or Bust!

We've all been driving down the road and seen those infamous signs in the back of all types of automobiles that say something like "Disneyland or Bust". What does this mean? Basically, it means that those people are on their way to Disneyland and they will do absolutely anything no matter how much money, time or gas that they waste. They will get to Disneyland or BUST (go broke, run out of gas, waste too much time) trying to get there.

Now, let me ask you a question. Are you wearing this sign on your back as you head down the road to financial freedom?

SUCCESS OR BUST!

No, I don't mean a real sign but you are doing everything possible to become successful no matter how much money, time or relationships it cost you. If this is you, then here's a suggestion?stop the madness! Your success journey should progressively improve as you head down the path. Let me give you an example.

One of my coaching clients had been building her business for five years without any financial gain. That's right, absolutely no progress. After just a few coaching sessions, she realized that she had been building her business wrong for five years. The minute that she began implementing strategies and techniques that actually work her business went through the roof. She's now on her success journey and she is paving her way with golden bricks. This lady refuses to wear that sign that most of you are wearing?Success or Bust!

So, how do you know if you have that sign on your back? Here are some clues:

? You are flipping through a phone book or buying names/numbers instead of getting out and networking with people. You can't expect to build an outstanding team if you don't put forth the effort to actually meet Champions like yourself. Yes, it is hard to build a mastermind team that's why I have compiled a Champions Forum where you can meet other Champions. Check out www.FindYourWhy.com/club to start building your team!

? You are taking advice from a coach, mentor, upline, business partner, etc. that has never done what you want to do or has never gone where you want to go. For example, if you are building a direct sales/marketing business then you wouldn't want to take advice or direction from someone that has never built a direct sales/marketing business or has never made millions in the industry.

? You have spent hundreds if not thousands on personal development materials or services but you have nothing to show for it. You must research before you invest. For instance, I have had great success with my Millionaire Maker Boot Camps but I would never expect for you to take my word for it so I developed www.FindYourWhy.com/bootcamp. You can actually go to that link and listen to audio testimonials from past boot camp attendees. If you can't find real testimonials from real people that a personal development program or service works, then don't invest in it!

If you relate to any of these examples, then here's what I want you to do. Are you ready?

Take your hand, put it in the center of your back and rip that "Success or Bust" sign off of your back! You shouldn't become physical, emotionally, socially or financially broke on your Success Journey. I challenge you to start paving your path with golden bricks today by networking with other champions, taking advice from a successful coach and investing in personal development materials that work.

Creating 1,000 Millionaires,
John Di Lemme

John Di Lemme, a Former Clinically Diagnosed Stutterer, now the World's Leading Motivational Expert *shocks millions globally* by exposing the truth they've been searching for in order to achieve monumental life success through his Award Winning Live Seminars, Power-Packed Training Programs, Live Tele-Classes, Motivational Club and Weekly E-zine. Take action now and join tho.usands of others that have used John's proven methods to live their life to the Maximum!

Visit http://www.findyourwhy.com and discover how you can finally create monumental success in your life today and achieve all your goals, dreams and desires.

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