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Jun 06
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Highlights from StomperNet Live #3 - ContinuedFiled under
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StomperNet Live #3 Atlanta Highlights, continued from the previous post:
Last but not least, Brad Fallon gave another rendition of his by now "honed-to-a-fine-edge" FreeIQ speech, with the twist of laying out paint-by-the-numbers strategies for making money with FreeIQ during the last half hour or so. If you haven’t seen the "basic" FreeIQ speech yet (and trust me, there is nothing basic about it), you can find it -> here. By the way, it is a great idea to sign up for FreeIQ, it’s free…
Another thing he added in the beginning when getting into his
I didn’t either.
Turns out he is the inventor of sliced bread. :) And actually, he didn’t even get rich from his invention. Wonderbread did, starting about 18 years after his invention. Priceless! And then Brad got into how FreeIQ was going to be Sliced Bread 2.0… well, of course I had to go the next day and check, and lo-and-behold, the domain name was still available. You are looking at the proud owner of SlicedBread20.com.
The Rohwedder bit is a worthy addition to Brad’s collection of Vince Lombardi, Wayne Gretzky, and Mario Andretti quotes. I love the Andretti one the most: "If you have everything under control, you are not moving fast enough."
I could go on but better stop… what a fantastic conference.
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Brad Fallon, Mario Andretti, Otto Frederick Rohwedder, StomperNet, Vince Lombardi, Wayne Gretzky
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