In the 1980's the tabloid and even broadsheet newspapers in the UK and in the States were full of MLM schemes and promises of riches.

The only qualifications you needed to achieve sky high earnings were motivation, some spare time and a drive to achieve.

The buzz phrase or question from MLM marketers at that time was "Are you serious or just curious?"

Moving forward thirty years it seems the warrior forum is todays version of that era.
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The method is simple.

The requirements?

You need to have money to invest.

You need to identify the correct opportunity.

And most importantly... ...

You need to recruit a number of JV partners (my definition may be different to wider term used on warrior forum)who are willing to put the effort into that opportunity using your investment.

Sound simple?

No e book to buy. No course to follow. No...

I've spent the past week getting to know the warrior forum and having a look at the type of offers that are made to members a lot of which must be paid for obviously.
There a lot of people out there who are making a living, or at least part of their living, selling booklets, guides, manuals call them what you will which give you the user or purchaser a "step by step guide to riches".

That led me to decide how I'd like to use the forum in the short term.

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its too late to join in.

That would be my first piece of advice to guys looking for opportunities that on the face of it seem to making money for other people.

Nothing sells like success or the perception or promise of success.

When somebody tells me that the next big opportunity in life, the one thats going to make me ten of thousands in the short term is available and they're willing to share their secrets for $10 I stop and say...are you for real?...

As a new forum member I've spent a few hours today looking at offers being made to members in the war room and I must confess its not easy to identify those which will be productive.
One bold public claim after another about being the next big thing in whatever field is an alien method of selling to me and something I'll need to adapt my views to accommodate should I decide to hang around. I'm guessing its just a case of knowing your target audience and managing their expectations.
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