The launch of Six Minutes is pretty much over and I learned a lot from the process.
I think the biggest thing that any of us get out of hitting any goal isn’t the end result
of what we tangibly “Get” out of the experience.
The biggest benefit is who we become in the process. Les Brown says that once a mind is
expanded, it can never go back to it’s old size. Well, I think our minds were expanded as
to what’s possible with an Personal development product launch.
I also love what Bob Proctor says when talking about how people go from not knowing to
knowing or having something we do that is a mistake and don’t realize it.
He says, “Your either ignorant, or your stupid. Now that you know, you aren’t ignorant any more.”
We made some pretty good mistakes that won’t be repeated. We also did a lot of things right.
Overall, I think the project was a success because our goal was to help people all the way around.
#1. Our user, by delivering a great product that, if used, will actually produced results in their life.
#2 Our affiliates, by delivering to them a maximum return while fostering goodwill with their lists.
#3. Our employees. They may or may not realize that they had a huge part of something very
special, and their minds were expanded. They will be forever changed by the experience.
If there is anything I can do to help you. Feel free to email me at Lannt@sixminutestosuccess.com
Thanks again
Lanny
It truly has been an exercise in the four principles and I am truly grateful for the experience. Thanks for the leadership and support throughout the process.