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Here’s an update for Election Day Blowout, coming Tuesday, November 4th.

If you posted a comment the other day, telling me what you think Election Day Blowout should do for you, thank you!  There were a lot of great ideas.

Let’s call that the “primary season” of the election, and now it’s time for the runoff.

Today, I’m narrowing all the great ideas to 3 choices, and asking again for your vote.  I’d also like to invite you to become an affiliate of the event.  Regardless of what’s going to be available, you and I could split the profit of your sales 50/50!

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Do you love to learn?

One of the real reasons I became a teacher over a decade ago was I have always loved to learn. Wherever I can get my fix, I do so. The natural outlet for the love of learning was to begin teaching. In the classroom, you are always learning from your students, from your lesson planning, basically everywhere you turn. You have to keep fresh, or become obsolete.

One of the reasons I love to do teleseminars so much is in order to teach an audience, you have to know what you are talking about. And the more you do them, the more your listeners will want to learn from you. This gives you a lot of opportunity to discover the information your listeners are demanding before they go somewhere else.

And if you don’t know what they are asking about, you simply go find someone who does and interview them. In the process of that interview - you learn yourself. It’s a fascinating system, and it continues to amaze me how much fun (and profitable) learning still is, even outside of the classroom.

So how do you learn how to do teleseminars?

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