American Dream Manifesto
March 24th, 2008 Posted in General 
I finally finished the report I’ve been telling you about…and I can’t wait for you to read it. The report explains why life isn’t working for people, and what you can do to create the life you were meant to live. You can get a free copy right here:
If you’re like me, you grew up believing in the American Dream. This “dream” is based on the theory that if you work hard, you’ll be able to take care of yourself—and your family—financially. You and your family will be happy. You’ll be living the American Dream. Have you ever noticed that the reality for most people is very different? Doesn’t it seem like people are working too much, but not really getting where they want to be?
I’ve invested hundreds of hours researching this topic, and I’ve found that people tend to fall into one of two categories:
1. Either they’re working very hard, but they’re still not where they want to be financially, and it seems like they’re spinning their wheels trying to get there, or
2. They’ve figured out the money piece, and are doing well financially, but they feel like they’re on a treadmill because of the hectic pace of their life. And they don’t know how to get off.
Are you working too many hours to enjoy free time away from work, but still not making enough money to live the dream? (Or maybe not even enough to make ends meet?)
Or are you on the treadmill—succeeding financially, but far too busy to enjoy any of it?
One of the biggest questions I get from people I talk with is “Is it really possible to work less hours and make more money?” The answer is definitely YES!
I talk about that—and LOTS more—inside this new report that I’ve written. It’s called Working Too Much, Life Zooming Past You, and Not Getting Where You Want To Be: Manifesto of the American Dream Gone Awry.
Check it out, and let me know what you think.
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March 24th, 2008 at 6:32 pm
Brian,
Thanks for the report. I still believe in the American Dream, and I think most people do. It’s just that it’s so hard…. There’s pressure to do well in every area of life, but it’s not easy to balance everything.
I have thought about so many things as a result of reading The American Dream Manifesto. I am SERIOUSLY ready to earn more money, especially if I can figure out a way to do it without taking more time away from my family.
Great job, and thank you again!!
Amy
March 24th, 2008 at 6:58 pm
Brian:
This looks like a wonderful program that everyone in business should consider seriously. Who wouldn’t want to make more and work less? I’m sure just like your coaching program, it will be a big winner. Keep me informed!
Dave Dahlin
Madison, WI
March 25th, 2008 at 6:47 am
Hi Brian,
As a busy mom and entrepreneur I am always interested in learning how to strike the right balance between work and life. Your report has many useful suggestions in it. I can’t wait to sign up for your program, and incorporate it into my own life. I will also share that knowledge with all the moms I know!
Thanks,
Joyce Bone
http://www.MillionaireMom.com
March 25th, 2008 at 8:17 pm
Hi Brian:
I loved this report! As a busy mom and small business owner with a gazillion balls in the air, the quest to “have it all” can sometimes be discouraging. Your report showed me that it’s possible to earn enough to have everything I want and need, and still have the time to enjoy it. I’m looking forward to learning more about finding that perfect balance through your program. Many, many thanks!!
Dawn Dugan
March 26th, 2008 at 1:07 pm
Brian,
I downloaded my copy an hour ago, and I’ve read through the Manifesto twice! Why isn’t anyone else talking about this stuff? You nailed the problem—most people are trading time for dollars, and life just passes by. I appreciate the hope that you give readers, and my hope is that you will impact the lives of thousands of people with your valuable information. I’ve already told 14 people about your report!
Thank you so much for all you do.
Marti Wachter
P.S. I’ll be at the front of the line to get your program when it comes out!
March 31st, 2008 at 4:25 pm
Brian,
As someone who is a similar field - and who has watched you through the years I know you are going to help a lot of folks with this…
The key is to find those people who don’t KNOW it can be better - they are the ones who need it most!
Best of luck and let me know how I can help!
Regards,
Miami Phillips
http://www.sil2008.com
April 7th, 2008 at 7:24 am
Hi Brian:
Congratulations on your new launch. Iknow that those who follow your program will have a life changing experience. A few years ago I broke out of the 60 hour work week syndrome. I learned to work 20 or less hours a week and more than doubled my income in less than 18 months! Others can do the same.
Best regards, Hal
April 15th, 2008 at 9:11 am
Good luck! I think this is a great idea.
April 16th, 2008 at 12:10 pm
Am I the first one to apply for category #1?
Any way, i realized a long time ago that working, and revenue were not really related.
I had more 9 to 5 jobs than I care to think about.
They were all salaried.
Not enough money at all, and I didn’t think it was fair that someone else would decide how much I should earn.
Then I discovered that loving one’s work is part of the secret to happiness. So I started a whole new career well into my forties. Then 2 things happened:
I started making money as my own boss, in my own home, and I wasn’t worried about the income as much because I was truly happy.
But then I fell into the old belief system that more is better.
To cut along story short, I realized that enough is better, not more. It’s an endless cycle wanting more, and working harder to get it.
The right mindset is the secret.
Anyway, once the worry goes, and acceptance of being happy right where I am sets in, you create the wide open expanse for the success and abundance to come in.
That’s the short version.
Hope it helps someone.