Millionaire in the Making – Daniel H. Baehr

I believe I joined the Gold Club somewhere between two-three years ago. As with a lot of things I have purchased in the past, I would give the information a short glance through and proceed to put it on the book shelf along with all the other purchases I have made. That’s pretty much how I treated the Gold Club.  I would skip through the weekly emails and wait for the monthly newsletters and CDs.

After about a year of this, I decided I wasn’t getting my monies worth and called to cancel, which I did.  I can’t remember who I spoke to, but the young lady asked me if I had done this and that on the website and taken advantage of some of the other services included in the membership.  After recovering from my feeling of being totally stupid for not even being aware that these things were included, I said “no.”  I had not done the things she was asking about.  She asked me if I still wanted to cancel, and I said yes, which she did.

Since my membership was paid up, I still had access to the Gold Club site which I went on later that evening and looked at what was there.  WOW !!! Needless to say, I called back the next morning and restarted my membership.  More time passed, and I still didn’t do a lot with the site.  Then this past August, I went to the Quick Start Seminar when Ron was in Los Angeles and joined the Master’s Program. Having committed to that amount of money, I was definitely inspired to take advantage of what was there. Once again, I went to the Gold Club site and took a look at all that was available.  Either I missed most of it before or a lot is constantly being added. Once again, WOW !!!

If you haven’t decided to join the Gold Club yet, please give it strong consideration. If you are already a member, ask yourself if you are using all the services being offered to you that you are paying for.

In less than two weeks I turn 66 and it seems that everything I have done in the past is finally coming together. If you are also Middle Age and looking for a new adventure and something to do for the next 35-40 years, the Gold Club has a multitude of opportunities to choose from.
Sincerely,
Daniel H.Baehr