Hi! Albie here again, setting out in my sailboat for Paradise Cove in Malibu (okay, okay, I'm already back, but here's what happened!)
I was guessing that it might take me a few hours to get to Paradise Cove
from Marina Del Rey but I hadn’t done the math. I was surprised when I realized it would take me till 11 o’clock at night to reach that dark unlit bay.
On the way there, the winds picked up over Santa Monica and the sailboat
flew along over the water very quickly. It was exhilarating to feel the cool wind blowing through the sails and over my face and neck. To also see the 30 foot sails pulling the boat along with such power, was inspiring.
I stood there controlling the tiller (like a steering wheel) with my hands and just watching the ocean as we glided over its surface. The waves were only two or 3 feet high and we cut
through them with ease.
The Malibu coast was only a couple of miles off and I could see
some of the lights from the houses on shore blinking back at me in the evening light. Sometimes I could even see the stoplights on the road too (the road that winds its way across the oceanfront). Sounds peaceful and exciting huh! Yes, it definitely was (sigh).
So I'm sure you're asking what this has to do with making money online?
Well, let me
explain!
One of the things that you have to do in order to create a sale online is
the act of creating trust between you and those who take the time to read your emails. Many people think that if they just send out a generic email from their autoresponder that this will do (BIG "X" WRONG on that one lol!)
But they fail to realize that unless someone actually gets to know you a
little bit, they probably won’t want to join anything you’re talking about. Sure there’s always the rare occasion of an excellent sales letter that draws you in and makes you curious enough to buy. But personally, I like to know that the person I’m going to buy from is actually going to be there for me when difficulty arises!
That’s why I wanted to share a little of my story with you so you
could feel a little bit of who I am and understand where I’m coming from.
As you can probably guess, sailing 11 hours to Paradise Cove was
not easy even though I had some great moments along the way. In fact there were some very hard parts about the journey.
For instance when it got dark, I kept wondering to myself how far away it
was going to be before I got there and how would I know for sure that I was? I mean I’ve never been there by sea before and on top of that it was getting dark so my only hope of reaching it was by understanding the map.
Understanding how fast I was going and how many miles it was to get there
was part of the equation. So before we go into how fast my boat was going, you should know that sailboats go way slower than people imagine. 20 PMH on the ocean is VERY fast! And 4 -6 knots is a perfect speed for not getting seasick (unless you are prone to it). So If my sailboat was going four knots an hour (and 4knots is about 4 1/2 MPH), then knowing that Paradise Cove was 44 miles, you would simply divide 44 by 4 and get 11 hours to arrive. Also I was looking at
what Paradise Cove looked like on the map so that it would look a little familiar when I saw it in reality.
This is also very similar to working online. There has to be a system for getting to where you need to go and helpful guidance along the way!
So the sum everything up, I hope you enjoyed the sailing story and also
understand that I’m willing to help you to get where you need to be, and to earn what you want to earn online! Want to find out more?
Go HERE to see what it's all about! <=
And if you want to chat, just respond back to this email with the subject heading: “Share with me more!” and I will get back with you ASAP.
Talk to you soon!
~Albie
877-521-5505
SailingWithAlbie@gmail.com
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