I am not a fan of loooooong drawn out videos/webinars or those professionally trained copy writers who write exhaustive “story telling” nonsense. I’ve wasted too many hours watching / reading many of them to only find myself disappointed. I truly value my time. I refuse to sit and watch a long drawn out sales pitch.
I’m a simple man.
I didn’t know what to expect from Sunday’s Week One webinar. I thought to myself, “two freakin hours?” I was ready to click on that little red X, the “close” button, on my computer.
As 4pm (eastern time) fast approached, I leaned toward my computer. I was about to click the “JOIN WEBINAR” tab. As Dirty Harry famously said, “Go ahead, make my day.” I was ready. I had my finger firmly on the trigger. I’m going to click you out.
Three plus hours later, I walked away with a different mindset. The Golden Buddha video, the cement and dragons and other points too many to list in this blog. It all made sense. This was different. I was engaged. Like a good movie, time just seemed to fly. I was actually “listening” and following along with the webinar handout. I stuck around during the Q & A like a bystander at a crime scene. I was curious. I am impressed.
The journey continues.
So glad you’re here, Noel! Buckle up! We just got started!
So excited to have you on this journey😁 it definitely has exciting moments to keep you engaged and always learning more 💘
OK, I love the name of your blog–what an appealing way to live! 🙂 Your first post made me smile–I too am not a fan of long-drawn-out anything (I listen to almost every video on 2x speed!), and so I could totally relate to your initial reactions to the thought of a 2-hour webinar! I’m so happy you found yourself engaged and are still here! I look forward to reading your next post! Welcome to MKE! 🙂
Noel. Great blog sharing with true honesty. And it is just the beginning. I’ll be back to check on your journey.
Thank you for your kind comment. Greatly appreciated.
‘I stuck around during the Q & A like a bystander at a crime scene.’
Love that!
Much appreciated Randy.