Thanks for keeping it real and the inspiration to always be moving forward with learning and implementing new things.

Take it from an ‘old dude’ that the hangovers don’t get any easier with age but its good to blow it out on your special day.

Best,

Wayne O. Stanila

I thought I’d stop by and say hi!… I was at the Instant Profit Seminar last weekend in London. Your name was mentioned a few times at the bar by some of the marketers.

Nice work!,

David Edwards

I agree, fear of the unknown as you say is far worse than the the known. Once we do something new, the second time is never as bad and it’s all uphill from there…

Cheers,

Marcus

Re your last question:
I hold a meet up every month – usually the first Saturday of the month (except July which will be on the 9th as I’m in Bristol on the 2nd)

John linked to my Meet Up Page, and thanks to Sally Neill, I now have a fan page for the meet ups at:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Northallerton-Marketing-Meetup/209322935772933?sk=app_113963502018946

(Still need 5 more ‘likes’ to get a better name ..lol)

Anyways – those pages will give you all the details of up coming meet ups etc.
Or feel free to click on the support ticket on my blog if you have specific questions you’d like answered

Hope that helps

Randy

Like Barry I just want to thank you for an incredible bonus for KC, and just like the others I’m looking forward to meeting up with you again, (last time at Bristol I was a little tongue tied).

That day (and night) I was out of my comfort zone. I sat there wanting to ask you stuff and just couldn’t think of anything intelligent to say. I suppose this is the perfect example of having an opportunity but being to frightened to step out of my comfort zone, and so I missed out on what was a great chance. – you had the X-factor and I’d got the fear factor – lol

Thankfully, I have moved on a little (I think), helped along the way by you and Dave N (will Dave be at the workshop?) You both always reply to emails, with good and relevant advice, something a lot of big marketers don’t seem do once they’ve got a big list, yours and Dave’s customer service is second to none, this is something I intend to emulate so again thanks for that.

My current comfort zone problem is one you’ve overcome, and that’s putting pictures and videos of yourself online, there are a couple of me knocking about but I am still struggling with this a little. I’ve got photos with Omar and others from Bristol, so after reading about your trepidation, I may just have to bite the bullet and put them online.

I have overcome various things, like having both knees, both hips and one shoulder replaced due to Arthritis, so putting a few photos online should be a piece of …. cake really (worth more as scrap metal).

I better stop before the comment turns into a novel, do you know how often Randy holds his ‘meets’ Thanks again John – take care all

Tim

Hope you are well.

Great seeing you at Randys meet.

Regards

Zahid

I can still recall the first time I had to present to a roomful of people. “Bricking it” didn’t begin to describe how I felt. But if you have prepared well and practised, it all falls into place.

With the workshops you’ll be in front of some of your biggest fans and you could probably go “blah, blah, blah” and we wouldn’t notice.

Come to think of it most of us will I’m sure be more nervous than you!

Looking forward to the workshops and meeting you.
Best regards
Doug

This is so inspiring because it comes from real True life experiences. It is also a good example on if you were terrorized to almost stage fright and almost not being able to go through with it.

Then you go ahead and do it anyway .As you show once you go ahead and get started your fears vanished and you got good comments to boot for doing a good job. By showing your courage and determination on how you achieved this .We can see your telling us good examples of how there really are huddles to overcome.

People can tell you are trying to help them out by telling about you fears. Because you could keep your wearies and fears private to you self and just show the technical way of internet marketing like most mentors do. This shows that by following you example other can achieve similar results.

A lot of the mentors out there just show how to do something and that it. John shows you how to do it and then tells you why you did that and that it might not be easy 1,2,3 and it might even be a pain or hard ship invalid like overcoming a fear or a new technical skill.

John will come out and tell you the truth you do have to perform daily work .John will come out and tell you striate off there are no easy one buttons to push. I believe he was the one who said pushing a button is not a business pushing a button is a dream.

If you don’t get those extra tips and warnings like the ones John Thornhill let us in on you are missing out on a lot of the meanings of what you trying to learn.

Thank you for all your hard work
Zora Blume

P.S I’m sorry you dropped to second .I done my best to help keep you at # 1 . I bought Killer Content though your link .But however it turns out, I know you done you best. Either way The race is exciting for all.

Sorry I can’t take you up on all of the bonus you gave me from Killer Content Like the office visit would be a once in a life time opportunity but im in Texas, USA too far away and able to span the distance low on travel funds.

It was great to finally meet you at the weekend at Randy’s meet up. I’m still a bit starstruck in fact, it was like meeting somebody famous.

You shouldn’t be nervous doing your first workshops, you are a natural teacher and mentor John.

I actually overcame one hurdle by just attending the event as it was my first. I couldn’t have started off with a better one and it certainly won’t be my last.

I’m looking forward to your workshops that you are planning at the moment and looking forward to the content.

I bought ‘Killer Content’ through your link as you provided another awesome bonus as you always do. They just seem to get better and better.

I can’t wait to see what your next bonus will be, maybe a BMW M6(hint hint)-lol.

Anyway Happy Birthday for the weekend John and hope to see you again soon.

Thanks,

Lee.