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Part Two
In Part One, I refer to mental dominance, which could imply intellectual superiority.
It can also apply to attention and focus. For instance, I should mention now that one simple fact about my Phenomenal business, and by Phenomenal, I mean...
I mean that, with every ounce of my blood, with every breath in my lungs, I won't stop until my products and services outperform the industry standard by so much, you'll swear that when you see me respond to a critic, or close a sales pitch, you'll swear you're watching Neo dodge - and stop - bullets.
LOL.
Like, seriously. What kind of Matrix Agent is this dude? He has seven pesos in his Fastlane bank, and joined... to do what, exactly? Apparently, just try to come into Musashi's backyard and beat me in a sword fight? @S&P
Does homie really think that this Genghis Kahn shit Greene scribbled in 33 Strategies is not legit, and that sometimes there are Kings who show up on this planet, and their sole purpose is to DOMINATE.
Nah. Silly me. He probably never read the book.
Okay, I'm bored.
I guess, in short, Part I and Part II are a really long way of me saying:
I don't use electrical contractors, because my technology works with the existing ballasts.
Pretty sure I mentioned that, in the OP. But hey, I didn't really proof read these posts (until now), and I just kind of spit fire them. Just focused, though. Super focused, like Bobby Fisher in a chess match, seeing fields of forces that ordinary players can't see (that should sound familiar if you've read Mastery).
It is interesting, though, this guy's post. Mr. I-joined-the-fastlane-just-to-incite-a-beatdown-of-a-lifetime-and-a-lesson-in-power- from Ubermen$ch.
This guy's post is interesting, when you reflect back on the topic of Mind Control, mental dominance, mental superiority, intellectual superiority, etc.
Side note: Wonder why I'm so freely speaking about this in the open public? Could it be because it's damn hard, there's a huge barrier of entry, and 99.99% OF MY COMPETITION THINKS LIKE THIS GUY!
I should probably end up paying this guy, cutting him a piece of every recruitee that I sign up henceforth, because when I show all of my recruits how incompetent, in-the-dark, so-stuck-inside-The-Matrix that my blue-pill addicted competition is... man, I'm going to have to call up Trinity and ask her to be my administrative assistant. My phones and my call center phones will never stop ringing.
I digress.
I have proposals right now showing fantastic returns for California-based businesses converting to LED. Why? The electricity prices are so high! Duh! Why do I know this, because - a little background on me - I started an energy brokerage right after I was quoted in The Millionaire Fastlane (<<<<=== That was one JUST for you @AllenCrawley... LOLOLOLOL)... - so I've been monitoring energy markets and anything affecting energy for a long time, longer than this Kevin guy has been doing whatever it is he said he has been doing for the last five years.
Electricity prices in California are high. I don't use general contractors. My salespeople don't like working with them because they find them dull, irritating, and definitely not deal-closing oriented. They prattle on and on about what you can't do, rather than looking for - and finding - real solutions that eliminate the need for stale, bland status quo answers.
If you read my posts, you'll see that I say that building staff install the lights themselves. They basically T8 equivalents, but they produce 18 watts instead of 32 watts. That translates in kWh savings. kWh stands for killawatt hour, and I get paid every month by energy companies because of that beautiful three-letter acronym.
Another side note: My prices are WAY better than the numbers that Kevin Smith cited in his post (may it R.I.P). This is, in part, because one of my brothers hobnobs with billionaires and centimillionaires... long-story short, we got in touch with some plastics manufacturers who in turn supply material to the LED manufacturers (plastic film covers the diodes inside of the LED's). That, combined with the level of business we do, gives us significant leverage over Joe-Blow contractor's purchasing capabilities. We don't purchase here. We purchase from the source. Kinda like buyin' your weed in Cali, straight from a grower, instead of in Chitown after it's been smuggled on a semi.
@Achilles
See? NO OBJECTIONS.
Just commas.
In Part One, I refer to mental dominance, which could imply intellectual superiority.
It can also apply to attention and focus. For instance, I should mention now that one simple fact about my Phenomenal business, and by Phenomenal, I mean...
I mean that, with every ounce of my blood, with every breath in my lungs, I won't stop until my products and services outperform the industry standard by so much, you'll swear that when you see me respond to a critic, or close a sales pitch, you'll swear you're watching Neo dodge - and stop - bullets.
LOL.
Like, seriously. What kind of Matrix Agent is this dude? He has seven pesos in his Fastlane bank, and joined... to do what, exactly? Apparently, just try to come into Musashi's backyard and beat me in a sword fight? @S&P
Does homie really think that this Genghis Kahn shit Greene scribbled in 33 Strategies is not legit, and that sometimes there are Kings who show up on this planet, and their sole purpose is to DOMINATE.
Nah. Silly me. He probably never read the book.
Okay, I'm bored.
I guess, in short, Part I and Part II are a really long way of me saying:
I don't use electrical contractors, because my technology works with the existing ballasts.
Pretty sure I mentioned that, in the OP. But hey, I didn't really proof read these posts (until now), and I just kind of spit fire them. Just focused, though. Super focused, like Bobby Fisher in a chess match, seeing fields of forces that ordinary players can't see (that should sound familiar if you've read Mastery).
It is interesting, though, this guy's post. Mr. I-joined-the-fastlane-just-to-incite-a-beatdown-of-a-lifetime-and-a-lesson-in-power- from Ubermen$ch.
This guy's post is interesting, when you reflect back on the topic of Mind Control, mental dominance, mental superiority, intellectual superiority, etc.
Side note: Wonder why I'm so freely speaking about this in the open public? Could it be because it's damn hard, there's a huge barrier of entry, and 99.99% OF MY COMPETITION THINKS LIKE THIS GUY!
I should probably end up paying this guy, cutting him a piece of every recruitee that I sign up henceforth, because when I show all of my recruits how incompetent, in-the-dark, so-stuck-inside-The-Matrix that my blue-pill addicted competition is... man, I'm going to have to call up Trinity and ask her to be my administrative assistant. My phones and my call center phones will never stop ringing.
I digress.
I have proposals right now showing fantastic returns for California-based businesses converting to LED. Why? The electricity prices are so high! Duh! Why do I know this, because - a little background on me - I started an energy brokerage right after I was quoted in The Millionaire Fastlane (<<<<=== That was one JUST for you @AllenCrawley... LOLOLOLOL)... - so I've been monitoring energy markets and anything affecting energy for a long time, longer than this Kevin guy has been doing whatever it is he said he has been doing for the last five years.
Electricity prices in California are high. I don't use general contractors. My salespeople don't like working with them because they find them dull, irritating, and definitely not deal-closing oriented. They prattle on and on about what you can't do, rather than looking for - and finding - real solutions that eliminate the need for stale, bland status quo answers.
If you read my posts, you'll see that I say that building staff install the lights themselves. They basically T8 equivalents, but they produce 18 watts instead of 32 watts. That translates in kWh savings. kWh stands for killawatt hour, and I get paid every month by energy companies because of that beautiful three-letter acronym.
Another side note: My prices are WAY better than the numbers that Kevin Smith cited in his post (may it R.I.P). This is, in part, because one of my brothers hobnobs with billionaires and centimillionaires... long-story short, we got in touch with some plastics manufacturers who in turn supply material to the LED manufacturers (plastic film covers the diodes inside of the LED's). That, combined with the level of business we do, gives us significant leverage over Joe-Blow contractor's purchasing capabilities. We don't purchase here. We purchase from the source. Kinda like buyin' your weed in Cali, straight from a grower, instead of in Chitown after it's been smuggled on a semi.
@Achilles
See? NO OBJECTIONS.
Just commas.
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