illegally) that does not require work. Yes, they may generate residual revenue but you'll have to work to set them up.

Those who have developed great systems that make them money don't sell them. In fact, they sign serious non-disclosure agreements because it is the goose that lays their golden eggs (Ask Google their secret sauce).

So when next you read a

Making money online is seriously over hyped. Don't misunderstand me. People make millions online. There are billions to be made online. The problem is, there is a process to everything and that includes making money online.

First, you must understand money. Sounds funny? It won't after you've read through.

Money is an instrument for the exchange of value. For value to be exchanged, it must be created. So, why am I going this route? Here's why...

You must have read those sales letters that promise products that make you money without your having to raise a finger. It's a pity that many times even otherwise sensible people are taken for it. They believe that the internet has changed the basic principles of life -- Aren't they wrong?

If you developed such a product, would you sell it? Won't you just set them up and have them produce immense wealth for you? Why would anyone write a 23-page sales letter to sell such a product for $97?

And how did you get to the sales page? Many times it is either through a long email or an ad on Google or something along those lines.

Ask yourself a simple question...

How long did it take them to write that 23-page sales letter? How long did it take them to prepare the often long email they send to you? How long does it take them and how much does it cost them -- All to sell a money spinner for $97?

Commonsense should tell you that there is nothing that gives money legally (or even illegally) that does not require work. Yes, they may generate residual revenue but you'll have to work to set them up.

Those who have developed great systems that make them money don't sell them. In fact, they sign serious non-disclosure agreements because it is the goose that lays their golden eggs (Ask Google their secret sauce).

So when next you read a

For value to be exchanged, it must be created. So, why am I going this route? Here's why...

You must have read those sales letters that promise products that make you money without your having to raise a finger. It's a pity that many times even otherwise sensible people are taken for it. They believe that the internet has changed the basic principles of life -- Aren't they wrong?

If you developed such a product, would you sell it? Won't you just set them up and have them produce immense wealth for you? Why would anyone write a 23-page sales letter to sell such a product for $97?

And how did you get to the sales page? Many times it is either through a long email or an ad on Google or something along those lines.

Ask yourself a simple question...

How long did it take them to write that 23-page sales letter? How long did it take them to prepare the often long email they send to you? How long does it take them and how much does it cost them -- All to sell a money spinner for $97?

Commonsense should tell you that there is nothing that gives money legally (or even illegally) that does not require work. Yes, they may generate residual revenue but you'll have to work to set them up.

Those who have developed great systems that make them money don't sell them. In fact, they sign serious non-disclosure agreements because it is the goose that lays their golden eggs (Ask Google their secret sauce).

So when next you read a

Aren't they wrong?

If you developed such a product, would you sell it? Won't you just set them up and have them produce immense wealth for you? Why would anyone write a 23-page sales letter to sell such a product for $97?

And how did you get to the sales page? Many times it is either through a long email or an ad on Google or something along those lines.

Ask yourself a simple question...

How long did it take them to write that 23-page sales letter? How long did it take them to prepare the often long email they send to you? How long does it take them and how much does it cost them -- All to sell a money spinner for $97?

Commonsense should tell you that there is nothing that gives money legally (or even illegally) that does not require work. Yes, they may generate residual revenue but you'll have to work to set them up.

Those who have developed great systems that make them money don't sell them. In fact, they sign serious non-disclosure agreements because it is the goose that lays their golden eggs (Ask Google their secret sauce).

So when next you read a

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Ask yourself a simple question...

How long did it take them to write that 23-page sales letter? How long did it take them to prepare the often long email they send to you? How long does it take them and how much does it cost them -- All to sell a money spinner for $97?

Commonsense should tell you that there is nothing that gives money legally (or even illegally) that does not require work. Yes, they may generate residual revenue but you'll have to work to set them up.

Those who have developed great systems that make them money don't sell them. In fact, they sign serious non-disclosure agreements because it is the goose that lays their golden eggs (Ask Google their secret sauce).

So when next you read a

illegally) that does not require work. Yes, they may generate residual revenue but you'll have to work to set them up.

Those who have developed great systems that make them money don't sell them. In fact, they sign serious non-disclosure agreements because it is the goose that lays their golden eggs (Ask Google their secret sauce).

So when next you read a sales letter, use your commonsense. It works online too.