After a couple of days off to celebrate a long Thanksgiving weekend it’s time to get back to work. My wife’s family stayed with us for 5 days and we had a great time. Yes, I get along great with my in-laws and all my wife’s brothers and sisters (she has 5 siblings).

So I checked my email last night and I was in for an interesting surprise…

I received 2 emails (and they were VERY different). They were both comments about my new book, The Millionaire Workout.

Here was the first email…

“I have to tell you, I’m only on Day Four of the “Get Rich” steps and Day 6 of “Get Fit” and I can already tell how effective BOTH parts of your 21-day solution are. I have gone 1-notch over on my belt and 1-row over on my bra clasps in just 6-days!!! I already have a great outline started on my book and I feel so creative, it’s hard to hold back to just one topic.Thanks a MILLION for for the book. I’ll let you know when I start making money!”

Cindy Donoghue

That made me feel great. Cindy already felt the physical changes (and by the way, she’s a personal trainer so it’s even more difficult for her to have changes to her body!) and she is on her way to millions.

Then, not less than 30 minutes later, here’s what I received from another customer.

“Your book and program sucks. Poor investment. I would send your book back but the garbage man carried it away!!”
Bob S. (I left off his full last name)

Yes, that is the actual email I received from Bob.

Now how can two people have such a different experience with the same book?

How can Cindy have instant results and Bob thought it was so bad he threw it in the garbage?

I don’t know Bob, but I’m willing to bet he is not in great shape. And I’d risk a small fortune and guess he’s not financially independent either. In fact, he’s probably not the happiest guy in the world either.

I’m also pretty sure he didn’t even try to implement anything I teach in the book.

Instead of feeling angry or upset about his email, I actually feel bad for Bob.

Hey, you don’t have to like my book. You can love it or hate it. But life is so fragile and it must be terrible going through every day so bitter.

I’d also guess that Cindy is a happy and positive person. She looks for opportunities and takes instant action.

I can’t wait to share more of Cindy’s (and thousands of other clients) success stories with you. And I’ll send Bob some positive energy and hopefully he can find some happiness in his life

If you want to experience the book for yourself and see what has Cindy raving (and has Bob so ticked off), click here.