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Hello to all,

Just got back from Carl's seminar in Vegas and here
are my thoughts.

Every time I attend one of these seminars I learn
more valuable info and meet more people that will
be helping me in the future.

I also met some SAC members and some of my subscribers
which was really cool (even one of the speakers was a SAC
member)

The main thing you should remember is to go in with a
game plan before you attend a seminar.

* Find out what each speaker does before you go.

* Always have business cards printed up and also have
them with you (don't leave them in your room like I
did the first night)

* Try not to get distracted from your main business
goals. You will be hearing a lot of great offers from the
stage but if your current business model does not
include adsense sites and you have too many projects
right now then don't buy an adsense product.

If you do have sites that could have adsense ads or you
already have Adsense but your income sucks then you
should be the first one buying a good adsense offer.

* Try not to be too aggressive to the speakers. Try not
to run up and hand them a card and ask to do a joint venture.

It would be better to walk up to someone that you have
purchased a product from and just tell them that you
are an owner of their product, tell them what you like
about it, and if you are in the lounge area then ask if
you can buy them a drink (That works every time).

Over all the seminar was pretty fun for me.

I have a couple teleseminars planned because of it
and a couple of joint ventures that could be in the works.

Plus I even made money at the Blackjack tables!!!

Two of my friends DJ Dave (who I just roomed with) and
Ray Edwards (who I hired to write my next sales letter) are
coming out with a product that explains the ins and outs of
what to do at seminars and how to make them pay off and
actually make you money.

They are launching it soon and will keep you up to date on it.

Jeff Dedrick