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Originally Posted by Agent Smith
Do you see this differently Gary?
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By "this", I'm assuming you mean Mitch and/or his posts.
It's difficult to address your question if it means talking anout Mitch in the third person mode. I think he has less of what he has termed a "cyber perona" here, and I like that about him.
Most people that post on this forum share next to nothing about themselves or their beliefs. He does.
So if I see things differently, it would probably because I place much more weight on the thoughts of those who reveal more of themselves. Mitch sometimes talks in words that I don't understand, but I do find him credible.
When he talks about his affinity for High Probability Selling, I do believe in the sincerity of his edification. But I don't think his comments are of that much interest to others here about that subject. Thus, I can honor WobblyBox's annoyance.
However, I tried to make a subtle point that nobody is really under any obligation here to undergo questioning by anybody else. Your comments regarding that made you sound like a city desk reporter.
Once I read on another thread some statistics about your own activities, and simple math would show that you were buying and selling distressed properties at the rate of over one per week. I assume the margin on that would put you in a relatively enormous income bracket--if what you said is true.
Now Mitch tells about his success with network marketing. And he talks about a method he learned which happens to be out of a book. He frequently mentions that book. I think he does it to contribute something here---not to promote someone else's business.
It would be wonderful if others here who are successful also share what they believe has brought them success. How about yourself? How do you buy and sell over fifty distressed properties a year and make that much money? How would your methods differ from from what Mitch has shared? Specifically.
Of course, as I've said, you are certainly under no obligation to answer.
