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I noticed on one of the Liberty League International advisors recruitment site, a quote that actually gives an inside peak of at least part what they may offer.  It was also revealed by a commenter a few weeks ago that said “he was sick of hearing people can just go to Barnes and Noble and read the book”.  The quote on the LLI site said, “We use the principles of “The Secret” and teach you to apply them in life and business. 

“The Secret”…  Just what is the secret some of you may ask?  The Secret is a book written by Rhonda Byrne.  The book talks about the law of attraction and how we control our own destiny.  I think anyone would agree with the fact we control our own destiny.  But the overall fundamentals of the book leave me wondering.  The author tells of how if you want something, you need to simply put in an order to the universe.

Can I really ask the universe to give me something and imagine that I have and it becomes reality?  I truly believe in the power of thought when it comes to the body and unlocking capabilities most never do.  I struggle to believe that it will put money in my bank account just because I ask it to be there.  I think it’s up to me and my own creative mind to generate the streams of income that will put money in my account.  Not to ask and hope for a hand out from the universe.

Do people who have misfortune happen to them because they asked for it?  I wouldn’t think someone put in an order for Mother Nature to destroy the town they live in, or bring famine to an entire country.  Did the co-founders of Liberty League put in the order for the Arizona Attorney General to bring the decision for the fine and regulations brought against them?  I doubt it.

It is an interesting book.  I think it would be recommended that anyone read it before joining an opportunity that someone is going to coach you based on the principals with in the book.  The book is much less expensive than coaching programs, seminars, or conventions in Hawaii.  If you believe in the principals written with in, then at that time you may explore applying the ideas in a business/money making opportunity.

If pressure is put on you because you want to first spend $20 for a book before spending over a thousand to have someone tell you about the book, be alarmed! 

I personally do not know how in depth the teachings of “The Secret” are used in the LLI program.  Some say a little, some say a lot.  It is obviously something that is touched on anyway as its written on the website.  You can find out a lot of information on “The Secret” on the internet for free, I would at the very least, do some research and make sure this is in line with your own beliefs before having someone tell you what to believe.  Free thinkers remember!  My opinion is, “The Secret” holds some interesting theories but more time and research is needed to determine its effectiveness.  We would love to hear your experiences using the teachings of “The Secret”.

I wanted to add an afterthought to this after I posted it. I want to be clear that this site is not putting down or mocking those that believe in the teachings of “The Secret”. This isn’t a negative post about the teachings. I guess I think of it like this…Believing in the teachings would almost be like having faith in your religion, assuming you are a religious person. Believing in your religion you are putting your faith in a theology that’s not totally proven. There isn’t any really hard core evidence of “The Secret” living up fully to all of its claims. But it’s good to have faith and it’s good to have things to have faith in. Just remember that you’re not charged large sums of money to go to church or to form your own opinion while taking in information. Don’t let people take your money to tell you how to think, that’s my point.

We wanted to open up a post about Loral Langemeier here on this site. She is known as “The Millionaire Maker” and claims through her coaching program that she can make you too, a millionaire. She has written several books and it seems her books get great reviews and the readers love them.
What doesn’t seem so desirable is her sales team that follows up leads with interested parties, and buyers. I have seen many complaints on her sales team from persistent harassment to rude behavior.
What people are saying about her coaching classes is a little mixed. From the best we can tell the coaching classes have a cost of about $8,000-$10,000. Some have said that they were encouraged to just put it on credit cards because they would be able to easily pay off after they became wealthy. Kind of sounds like a tactic used be another opportunity featured on this site. But anyway, people have claimed that its great and others are saying it’s a total waste.
We wanted to open this up for people that have tried the courses or read the books. Please note that this website has a neutral position and is not promoting or discouraging the programs until more information is gathered. Tell us what you think.

Today I saw a website for the EZ20now income generating system or home business, what ever you want to call it.  It works on a system of someone visiting a site promoting the offer of a income generating system for $20 dollars.  For that $20 dollars you get a bunch of e-books, some software, and a turnkey website like the one you visited.  You then in turn promote and market your site to others in hopes of selling the same $20 package to them.

I have mixed feelings on this one.  First, they do tell you what you will be doing, how the money is made, and what your getting with your money, good job there.  That’s very different from some others like Liberty League that operate in secrecy.  This is what I don’t understand.  A business opportunity, where you make money by duplicating and reselling what made the person before you money. 

The e-books and software are included as to give the purchase a “product” in exchange for money.  I think this is to keep in legal areas of the laws surrounding business opportunities and scams.  EZ20now is one I could see making people money, more so in its infancy but marketed right I’m sure it could produce income.  The income would probably be on a smaller scale due to saturation of other sites and people already marketing the same site.  They don’t make any real claims of substantial wealth like some others do.  I don’t think this site would be a total loss and there is probably a good chance you would at least make back your $20.  Don’t forgot about needing to have a domain and hosting though.  I wouldn’t count on it to make you significant amounts of income either.  Anyone using this please post your experience in the comments.

Today I watched the hearing on CNN where the oil companies where asking congress for 18 billion in tax incentives.  It was quite interesting to watch.  I was very surprised at how offensive congress was in the drilling of questions and demanding an explanation for gas prices, the rapid increase, and even a incentive that was paid to a big oil executive that I think they said was near 400 million dollars.

 I give kudos to congress for asking the questions we all want to know.  I so often get the idea that congress is in bed with the oil companies and things will never change because of all the money coming in and changing hands and buying people off.  Maybe there is hope though…I guess we will wait and see.