Mistakes are learnings experiences to grow from!

[Guest guest]

, Joe Wadsworth

<joewnews-1 wrote:

>

> I've given this some thought, and I think it's worth pointing out

what's unusual here.

>

> The guy who was banned was just trying to game the system.

>

> That happens everyday, probably everywhere in the world.

>

> What's unusual is Doc and Jack's insistence on ethical behavior

from clients.

>

> I remember a bank (which no longer exists) had a contest to open

IRA accounts.

>

> A friend of my barber worked there and had everyone he knew open

many many accounts for $.01. And this idiot won the contest. And the

even bigger idiots who employed him let him get away with it.

>

> At my bank, this guy would probably have been put on disciplinary

notice.

>

> The difference between leadership and management, IMO.

>  - Joe Wadsworth

 

I'd forgotten something that I'd done because I was talked into it by

a friend.

 

I was going to a Dan Kennedy seminar (about 10 years ago) and I told

my friends about it and how good Dan's materials were.

 

This fat huna guy wanted me to put him down as an employee so that he

could go for free.

 

Dan's deal was, " You pay and two employees can come free " .

 

So even though my friend was NOT a real employee, I chose to say I

was bringing an employee.

 

I figured that my fat huna friend was close enough to an employee

since I'd been helping him rebuilt his bankrupt huna organization and

I'd been teaching him what real " workable " huna was.

 

Well Dan DID NOT think so!

 

And Dan banned me because of that.

 

So I wrote Dan and apologized for my behaviour. AND I explained why

I'd thought it was " Okay " and " ethical " behaviour or my part, but I

now agreed with him that, according to his written rules I'd make a

grievious error...

 

...And that I had NOT understood his " rules structure " .

 

Dan accepted my apologies and told me, " Doc come on to the seminar.

You can come for $1,000 bucks " .

 

That was about 1/3 the price of the event.

 

Because of me admitting I'd errored in judgement, Dan was willing to

work with me 100%.

 

I respect that.

 

And I did go, ALONE!

 

And I have continued doing business with Dan Kennedy up through the

present.

 

Now the thief, when Jack caught him, tried to argue and insist that

he was in the right even though both of us attempted to work with him.

 

BAN!

 

John M. La Tourrette, Ph.D.