Do You Believe This Guy ?
November 13, 2008 by Shanker Bakshi
Filed under Make Money Online
I told you about this guy who sold his blog for 15 Million Dollars, about the guy who make 7000 US$ per day, then about this million dollar Australian blogger Alborz Fallah. Recently we heard about this lady who was going through tough financial crises then one day she order Problogger’s e-book, learn about blogging trip and able to sold her blog for US$ 95000.
Now the question is why am telling you all these stories, the reason is I want to know do you believe in these stories, Seth Godin stated in his latest post -these are some too good to be true stories.
There are four ways to make a million dollars. Luck. Patient effort. Skill. Risk. (Five if you count inheritance, and six if you count starting with two million dollars).
No doubt these stories are inspirational, but every other day in my g-mail Inbox get i one of such story. I ask myself “should I believe on this, are there really such system exist which make you spiderman overnight.
Now here comes this guy Michael Vincent who claims -
“Who Else Wants To Use My Personal System For Making Money Online That Can Have You Earning $150,000+ This Year…. Working Only One Hour a Day from Your Home Computer”
He has every proof to prove his point. If you go through this page you will see yourself how lucrative his offer is. See there are many people who work really hard but never make it anywhere. What no one tells you is that it’s the people who work smart who are the ones who really prosper in life. I am going to show you how to work “SMART” so you can enjoy life more, make more money and work less..
I must say there is something in it. One more believe it or not…
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I am planning an ebook, hoping you ll also promote me on your blog
before I make my first milion from the book 
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Well, those stories are indeed inspirational. I’m never (seldom) one who falls for such gimmicks. Nothing is more believing than proof. You show me the proof and I’ll bite.
Good stories you have there, buddy. The book by Darren is indeed superb.
Yan
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Say what you will, but no real such thing as these “systems” but hype.
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Thanks for the mention.
I don’t want anyone to get the idea that stories like mine happen overnight because they don’t. It wasn’t easy – it took a great deal of time, self learning, lots of reading and many a prayer to get myself in the position to even consider myself as having valuable online real estate. The key point here is it can be done – it just takes months and even years to get there.
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@ Gayla : I personally believe that it takes lot of Hard work and efforts to achieve the kind of success you got recently. I just tossed this question before my readers as what they think about these success stories. I am get down on my knee and say sorry if I hurt you while doing so.
You are a true inspiration, no doubt. All the best I wish you all good luck in the future.
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@ ZK – Hey you are publishing an e-bbok. sure i want to be the first one to grab a copy of it.
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Honestly, if I have the million dollar formula, I wouldn’t want to sell it to anyone else, unless I have earned my first billion dollar!
Like you said here, Shanker “it’s too good to be true!”…
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oh I apologize if I gave you the wrong impression. I just want to reiterate to readers that it isn’t easy, it won’t be easy and it does take hard work over a longer period of time – at least it did in my case.
Living in an area that was hit so hard by job loss from the auto industry, I feel drawn to intervene wherever I can to prevent people from buying into get rich quick schemes. Hopefully the more who manage to get the word out that blogging is a great method but one that takes a great deal of work – the better.
Again, thanks for the mention and absolutely, no hard feelings. Never was.
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Those are inspiring stories. I agree with Yan, you show the proof, I’ll bite
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