Do you know your customers well?

Can you predict their patterns?

Getting your message into the world takes time.  

Typically only thirty percent of people who sign up for webinars actually show up.  

Prepare thoroughly for the audience who attends, but don't forget about those who didn't.

Empty Seats:

• Being Absent Doesn't Mean A Lack Of Interest
• Re-Target Your Approach
• Re-Market Leads To Get Them In Your Community

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan details the recent launch of Residual Kids.  

Educating the next generation about finance will save them from living paycheck to paycheck.  

Economic recessions occur when the masses listen to the ignorant.

"Yeah, we probably should have thought of that."

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What are your children doing for the summer?

Do you have anything planned that will enhance them?

The constant tasks required by teachers can leave little room for additional education.  

The freedom of the summer months offers the perfect opportunity to introduce young minds to the methods of finance through simple, pragmatic procedures.

Seed In The Soil:

• Recognition Only Comes From Exposure
• Questions Are Portals For Communication
• Provide Their Shield And Sword For Future Business

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan details the enthusiasm he's experiencing on the eve of the "Residual Kids" launch.  

With registrations nearing capacity, he ponders the ways to expand his message to an exponential level.  

The only thing sweeter than striving for momentum is maintaining it.

"I hope we max that sucker out!"

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Do you know how to make things easy?

Can you make them even easier?

Everyone is an individual, but there's always comfort in uniformity.

When you create a system for strangers, assume that the average person can only consume so much information.  

Avoid overwhelming them by delivering simple statements and steps.

Attainable Goals:

• Provide Objectives That Will Improve Efficiency
• Suggest Only The Tactics That Will Enhance Speed
• Make Sure All Suggestions Eventually Reach Profit

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how to communicate knowledge without overwhelming your audience.  

Small, bite-size chunks of wisdom allows your audience members to comprehend the complicated concepts you have boiled down for their benefit.  

Remember that most people are starting at zero.

"We made it as easy as it could be, but then there was more."

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What do you do when your back is against the wall?

Are you willing to fight the struggle?

Unwanted complications are bound to strike.  

When cataclysmic shake-ups occur in the industry, the reverberations reach far and wide.  

Eighteen million people are involved in network marketing across the country.

Unfortunately, certain regulators feel it's their duty to raze the entire model.

Maintaining Momentum:

• Slow Periods Are Part Of The Cycle
• Prepare For When You Can Crush It
• Recognition Of Regularity Is Noticed

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan addresses the events surrounding AdvoCare's recent announcement.  

Whether your revenue stream has been squashed or you're just facing the slow summer months, don't let the veil of inactivity prevent you from completing your mission.  

Small consistent action will give you the results that you want.

"I took one step a day and look how far I came."

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Was money too taboo to discuss with your parents?

Did your teachers even attempt to explain finance?

The timid nature people have about the topic of money leads to costly blunders.

Ignorance isn't a virtue in such an important subject.

If you avoid the simple guidelines then debt and frustration will haunt you for decades.  

Four year olds are capable of grasping the idea.

Comprehending Consequences:

• Children Get To Make Their Own Choices
• Use Purchases As An Opportunity For Communication
• Plant The Seeds To Wise Decisions

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan speaks with his Director of Operations, Jackie, about the benefits of raising kids with financial education.  

Make them see that money is a tool that can be used for good.

You shouldn't have a hangup about explaining how interest works; your guidance will give them freedom in the future.

"Nurture a foundation of knowledge that they won't even realize they're getting."

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How do you justify spending money on conferences?

Are a few lectures really worth thousands of dollars?

If you regularly attend seminars, you're bound to hear some of the same ideas coming from the stage.  

There can be value in hearing concepts a second time, but notetaking shouldn't be your objective.

The aim should be finding people who advance your life.

Weekend Boxes To Check:

• Discover Internet Influencers To Spread Your Message
• Allow Reviewers To Criticize Your Product
• Build Relationships With Movers And Shakers

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how to reap value from an event that was otherwise humdrum.  

Settings goals beforehand will help you while networking.

One nugget of information may end up being worth the ticket price, but the contacts acquired are the gifts that truly keep giving.

"It's all sitting right there, you just can't be shy."

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Do you regularly attend live events?

Are you ready to host your own mastermind seminar?

There are only so many people who are interested in being an entrepreneur.  

The lessons attained at a live event should not be the main focus of attending.  

The hallways are frequently more valuable than the chair in the back of the room.  

You need to meet the people you need to know.

Seminar Structure:

• Immediately Create A Community
• Deliver Knowledge Worthy Of Admission
• Present Opportunities For New Life Experiences

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan delivers advice on how to approach business events.  

It's important to be around people who think on the same plane as you.  

Build relationships throughout the process.

The connection may not benefit you for years, but it will be worth it when the time comes.

"Spend $9 buying someone a drink."

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Is your message confusing?

Do your words bewilder people?

Whenever we first get interested in a subject, it's usually because something that appeared complicated became simple.  

That epiphany is very often the seed into a deep dive.

As we immerse ourselves in a topic, the unique vocabulary of that field has a way of sneaking into our speech.  

If you're not careful, the clarity you have comes across as clunky.

Knowing Too Much:

• It's Only Essential For You To Know The Nitty Gritty
• Too Many New Terms Intimidates Customers
• Present Concise Comprehendible Pitches

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan acknowledges his tendency to over-talk.  

It's not important for potential clients to know everything, they only need to know the next thing.

Don't attempt to close someone on your whole catalog, simply help them see that the next step is easy.

"The confused mind doesn't buy."

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Which subjects are you passionate about?

Does anyone else care as much?

If you are interested in something, chances are that somewhere someone else is as well.  

You don't need to know every single thing about a particular field in order to talk about it.

Start a community and let the collective intelligence raise the quality of your product.

President Of A New Nation:

• Absorb As Much Information As Possible
• Create The Space For The Party
• Keep Making Everything Easier

In this episode of, "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains the benefits of obsession.  

Enthusiasm is the driving force behind success.  

You don't need to be a specialist before you begin, eagerness is enough.

Ignorance on fire is more valuable than knowledge on ice.

Persistence will fix complications.

"The information needs to get deep rooted in your soul."

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Have you developed a fear of rejection?

Are you scared to fall on your face?

As we get older, it's common to let opportunities slip away because we don't want to be told 'no.'  

Acquiescing to complications before they arise is the surefire way to stay stuck.

Don't let a phobia be your excuse for never getting anything done.  

You can only complete a project by taking action.

The Swinging Pendulum:

• Daily Failure Should Be Expected
• Raise Your Quota For 'No's'
• Strike Out Swinging For The Fences

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan describes the positive side of losing.  

If you consistently fail with lofty goals, that ambition will eventually reward you with immense success.  

Embrace negativity with a smile on your face. Fail big…fail hard.

"I'm not afraid to swing the bat."

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