Wealth Whisperer
This is a writing sample from Scripted writer Don Kowalewski
Wealth Whisperer. I didn't know what else to call it. I'm so confident in my system, I approached random strangers in the street and told them I could show them how to make at least $3 to $10K in the next week. Anyone can do it. Anyone. Wherever you're sitting, look to your left and to your right. See those people? In fact, look around the room where you're sitting and count ten people. Of the ten of you, only 1 can be in the top 10% of wealth earners in the world. Let me show you how to be among that 10%. I'm known as the "wealth whisperer." I promise people they'll make $3,000, $5,000, or $10,000 in just seven days. They ask, "really?" And then they wonder, "can it happen over and over again and are you really saying you can make me into a millionaire?" It's not me making you into a millionaire, it's about me showing you how to make yourself a millionaire. "The only reason you can't do something is because you haven't been taught. And Marco is the perfect teacher." -Student Have you ever seen those TV specials with David Blaine? He does street magic, right? He walks up to random strangers and shows them card tricks and illusions that blow their mind. I do that, but what I'm showing you isn't a trick. But it will blow your mind. It's not real estate. It's marketing. It's helping people. It's helping people market their properties when they're motivated to get rid of a headache. Oh, no. Did I just give away the secret? Here's another secret. It's not a secret. There's nothing magic about it. The magic was inside you the whole time. Just click the heels on your ruby red slippers and repeat after me ... "There's no place like home ...marketing." Whisper it. Whisper it ever so softly. That, my friends, is the "wealth whisperer." "Every offer you never make will be refused." -Marcoism We're not "flipping houses", we're flipping your life. We're flipping your mindset. We're taking what you think you're supposed to do day-in and day-out and turning it upside down. The text book on life says you (a) grow up, (b) get edumacated, (c) get a job, (d) work, and (e) ...die. The book always has a sad ending. But, the middle chapters (aka your life) could've been alot better.
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