On Being Stuck!

A couple of months ago I was in Los Angeles for a high-end professional workshop with "the best" -  Jeff Walker, Jon Walker, Frank Kern, Eben Pagan, Martin Howey, Ray Edwards, Todd Brown, Don Crowther, and several others... and these guys were amazing - they just kept supporting me to "just go ahead and build the Internet Marketing & Business community in the Middle East".

But this is something that is going to require a huge amount of work for me - which is what scares me... and which is why I am still only 80% sure I'm going to do it.

I am not going to give you all the details until I am sure it's a "GO", but I will say this - it's going to revolve around what I really love to do and have passion for it.

In effect, it will be a coaching program, and one that is small enough so that we get to know each other. It might even develop into a large mastermind group (say like 35 to 60 people).

And you're gonna get to "peak over my shoulder" for some product launches. But the content will extend FAR beyond product launches. I want to show you how I take my basic underlying business approach and apply that approach to every aspect of the business cycle.

Like I said above, this would be a lot of work and a lot of interaction.

(That last part is particularly scary for me... and the main reason I am only 80% sure about this. I mean, I love to talk to my clients, but I guard my time VERY jealously.)

Of course, this is NOT going to be for everyone - I am going to warn you right now that it will VERY expensive. (Actually, I thought about writing "INSANELY expensive"... but decided it wasn't quite that bad.)

Again, I am still trying to work up the guts to actually offer this... which is why I'm feeling stuck. I think I will go for a walk this morning to try and clear my head.

I am dead serious about still trying to make up my mind. The idea has me incredibly excited and energized, but the amount of work has me terrified. That's why I'm only at 80% sure on this.

You will know more when I know more. In the meantime, enjoy those blog posts... they are really great.