Here's your up-to-the-minute invite...
The doors to NAMS4Kids are now open now!
Slip in now and take all the products we're offering for free. And if you want to really save a child today, leave a donation. One hundred percent of it goes to Dr. Mani's foundation to fund open heart surgeries for kids who would never get it otherwise.
Whether you donate or not, you will receive:
-ebooks
-scripts
-memberships
-private label rights products
-self-improvement products
And much more.
You name it, it's there. NOW!
I've been surveying the collection of products - there truly is something for everyone! I've got my eye on a couple programs about membership sites and traffic generation. And, don't underestimate the great feeling you'll get knowing your donation saves children.
You have nothing to lose to check out the give-away, and everything to gain. (Want my advice? Peruse the gifts and pick 7 to 10 that jump out at you as something you need in your business right now. Realistically, most people won't use or look at all 250+ products so why overwhelm yourself?). Implementing a few ideas, strategies, tactics, systems will get you much further in the long run.
Finally, to be very clear here, I'm not making any money on this event. In fact I'll be making a significant contribution to Dr. Mani's foundation. I'm promoting this because 1) it's a worthy cause and 2) it's a great learning experience to see how an event like this is put together and 3) I'm on the NAMS faculty so it's expected of me to particpate! :-)
Whether or not you participate and take advantage of the free gifts, please share this email, retweet it, post it on Facebook, Digg it, Stumble it...help me get the word out so we can reach our goal of raising $10,000 for Dr. Mani's kids. You'll be my hero!
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I have just come across this posting and to my dismay there is a glitch with probably tax bureaucrats as Paypal has put a hold on everything. Poor kids are having to go without obviously needed operations.
Really sad. I hope it all works out soon.
Posted by: Chuck Rowland | Saturday, August 21, 2010 at 07:18 PM