Built for Freedom starts Friday, 9 AM Pacific. Your seat is free and waiting.
Brian Tracy International

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Tomorrow morning at nine o’clock Pacific, a room opens on Zoom.

By lunchtime, every person in it will have an offer that did not exist when they woke up. By the end of the afternoon, those offers will be in front of real people.

By Saturday, some of them will have been paid.

I have been teaching goals for forty years and I have never been able to say that sentence about a first day. I can say it now, because the tools finally caught up with the teaching.

Here is what I want you to understand about tomorrow.

Everyone in that room is going to be scared for about twenty minutes. That is normal. Then the first offer appears on someone’s screen, written from their own answers, and the fear turns into something else. I have watched it happen to people who swore they were not the type. There is no type. There is only the person who showed up and the person who meant to.

Be the one who showed up.

Reserve your free seat now

What you need: a computer with a browser, a quiet three hours in the morning if you can manage it, and one problem you can help somebody solve. Nothing to install. Nothing to be good at yet.

What you get: three days, nine to three Pacific, live with Lanny Morton. An offer, a sample, and messages sent by Friday afternoon. Replies worked and a sale asked for on Saturday. Delivery and a second sale on Sunday. Every session recorded, replays for seven days.

What it costs: nothing. Regular seat $1,295. Yours is covered because you are on my list.

The room holds a thousand people and it is filling from four lists this week. Reserve tonight and your Zoom link is in your inbox before you sleep.

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P.S. If you have been reading these emails and not clicking, this is the one to click. Tomorrow at nine, everyone in the room will cross the distance between knowing and having. Your seat is here.

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