Conversations with the Masters – An Education in Entrepreneurship

By Cheryl Henderson -

My friend John is a homeschooling dad with a twist. He's also an entrepreneur with a passion for helping others to become successful in their lives. He has many projects to further this aim such "BeliefBusters" and "The Mastermind Sesssions" (for his other projects you can visit his website www.johnmiltonfogg.com). The resource I'd like to tell you about today is "The Mastermind Sessions". John has brought together over 100 successful entrepreneurs to share their road to becoming a success in their chosen profession. During these interviews we learn how they overcame their struggles, maintained a level head amidst victories and other life lessons.


John brings this to you (and more) each and every week in "The Mastermind Sessions". But general access to these insightful and educational interviews is coming to a close. According to an email I received from John today:


"After midnight (great name for a song) Wednesday, August 12, there will be NO new subscribers accepted to the Sessions. If by chance you don't know just what a rich resource I'm talking about, you can learn more here:

http://TheMasterMindSessions.com

The MasterMind Sessions have been a labor of love, "best thing I've ever done" deal for more than 3 years. And, I'm moving on, and, I can do a number of things at a mediocre level or a couple of things brilliantly and, I'm choosing brilliant. So, The MasterMind Sessions of more than 141 hours of "Conversations with The Masters" stays as is, nothing new will be added ('cept the occasional "Surprise!") in favor of all my efforts going to an old dream and new project: http://UplineRadio.com. It's a Purple Cow.

So, this is my "Final Offer." Complete access 24-7-365 to all there is (and there's a ton!) in The MasterMind Sessions from now on and on for $97. No strings. No come on's. Just a sincere and serious "Come On," this really is the last chance to get what some people have called "The single most useful & valuable library of Direct Sales, MLM, Network Marketing knowledge & training in the world."

BottomLine: Subscribing to The MasterMind Sessions will help you build a bigger business, faster, bring in more people and (what we all truly want) make more money.

http://TheMasterMindSessions.com

Remember please, this final offer ends @ 12:00 am Wednesday, August 12, 2009.


Thanks.

I appreciate you!

-- John"

I have enjoyed these recordings both as a subscriber and a transcriber and can assure you that you'll be in for a great learning experience. I've used some of these recordings to help the young (and some old) people that I know that were having problems with goal setting, building self esteem, learning what it takes to build a successful business for themselves. You'll be listening to the stories of Jack Zufelt, Noah St. John, John David Mann, Tom "Big Al" Schreiter, Orrin Woodward, Jackie Ulmer, Len Clements, Dale Calvert, Tim Sales, Kim Klaver, Carrie Wilkerson, Jordan Adler and more! This is truly a treasure trove of information at your fingertips.

So, please, do yourself a favor and check out the Mastermind Sessions.

(And I'd love to hear what your impression is of the Mastermind Sessions.)

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