January Jones sharing Real Fast Senior Success with Daniel Hall

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FOURCY Radio. Who is January Jones. She is not a young, beautiful,

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talented actress on Madman. She is
not an older, gorgeous exotic dancer

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from The Johnny Carson Show. She
is an author and she wrote Thou Show

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Not Why the Eleventh Commandment that rates
number one at Amazon dot com. She

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is a reality TV golf personality with
World High Stakes Golf televised on hd Net.

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She is a Huget and why Noologist
expert. She is your featured host

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today on January Jones sharing success stories. So sit back, relax, and

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get ready to laugh and listen to
Ms Jones with her eclectic roster of guests

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as you learn life's lessons. These
stories plus sharing equal success. Welcome and

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remember beware because you are entering the
no whining world of January Jones. Hello

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everyone. I hope you're having a
wonderful day and I'd like to welcome you

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to our podcast. As you can
see, I'm in my glitter Granny Mode,

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which is the new brand that I'll
be launching towards the end of this

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month. I'm going to be going
into affiliate marketing at Amazon and I'll be

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selling books and products. And we'll
have more information about this the sooner it

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gets ready to launch. But for
my listeners today, let me ask you

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a question. What do you know
about speaking on cruise ships for a starter?

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You know, it's how many of
us on the show today started out

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our careers. And tell me,
have you ever heard about the brand Real

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Fast, Real Fast brand? You're
going to hear about it today. It's

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an amazing brand. Now, would
you like to meet someone who can tell

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us about his experiences as an author, speaker, consultant, creator of an

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incredible brand? Tell me can you
imagine what it would be like to be

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a successful author publisher? And also
he's a podcast host too. If you

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can answer yes or maybe to any
of these questions that I've asked you,

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then you are in the right place. And I'd like to welcome you to

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January Jones Sharing Senior Success. Now
it's time go relax, Go get some

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wine, get some cheese and crackers, and join us in the no Wine

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Zone. And I'd like to tell
you about my guest today. He is

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a USA Today and Wall Street Journal
best selling author. He's a speaker,

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he's a consultant, a coach,
and a lawyer. Graduated from Texas Tech

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University, and he's also a nurse
from the University of Texas at El Paso.

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And he's the host of the Real
Fast Results podcast that he's hosting now.

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He is the creator of the Real
Fast training programs designed to help authors,

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speakers, coaches, consultants, trainers, internet marketers, entrepreneurs, and

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everyone who wants to get in on
the Real Fast Market's product was Speak on

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Cruise Ships, a book designed to
help speakers on luxury cruise ship liners.

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And his first product is The Way
I met him because I bought his product

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and I followed the rules. I
did everything he suggested, and lo and

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behold, I became a cruise ship
speaker too, So it's my pleasure to

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welcome and share with you today.
Daniel Hall. Hi, Daniel Why,

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Hello January? How are you?
I am wonderful and so happy to have

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you with us on the podcast.
And as I said before we went on

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the air, I'm so happy to
finally get to really see you. Because

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everything we did before we did on
radio. Yes, I remember, and

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now we've made the jump into being
podcasters and it's just amazing. Now everyone

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is a podcaster. Don't you find
that to be true to a lesser or

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a greater degree. Yes. Yeah. When you wrote your first book,

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it was an inspiring book and it
got me. Actually, it got me

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started on a lot of things,
and we did real Fast talk radio together

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and that was a fun project.
How many how many books? Now?

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How many real fast projects have you
done? Do you have any idea?

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Not really, I've sort of lost
count. The beautiful thing is that I

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went from being a subject matter expert
when I sort of ran out of expertise

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and started publishing other people's expertise and
subject matter, and so I kind of

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lost count. To answer your question
on all the products over the years that

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that we ended up publishing. Yeah, do just out of curiosity, do

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are you still doing cruise ships?
No, I am not. We we

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stopped doing that to a great less
or a greater degree because there was a

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there was a change in how cruise
ship speakers were booked, and just because

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I know that you came in through
that that way, and that's how we

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ended up meeting. Uh. The
In the old days, it used to

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be that they would they would book
speakers on any itinerary that had three or

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more seed days, which most typical
seven day cruises they had at least three

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sea days, so so most week
long cruises they would book one or two

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speakers. Then it was about it's
been a while now, maybe over ten

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years now that I think about it, they change that from booking speakers on

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four sea days, which are much
fewer in number. In other words,

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we still do book speakers, but
there's just much fewer opportunities. And as

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it is very typical with me,
I get bored after a little while doing

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things anyway, So it was okay
for me because I had had been doing

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it for probably ten years or longer
at that point that you know, it

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was time for me to move on. But That's how I started and helped

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literally hundreds of people just like you
to really trade their ability to speak in

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exchange for a free cruise for themselves
and for a traveling companion. And it

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was great, It was It was
a wonderful thing because you know, I

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took you know, my I was
the most popular person in my family family

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right right, because you know,
I took my mother, my aunt,

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my grandfather, my father, my
sons, my wife, you know,

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all these people, and and it
was a great thing because we saw the

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world that way, you know,
and it was it was a great deal.

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Anyway, that's what happened. What
happened with me. My story is

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interesting that I thought I was signing
up to speak about my books, and

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basically I was expecting to go on
ships and talk about my Kennedy books,

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which you know, everyone seemed to
be interested in. And then when they

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came time to book me, they
told me that what they actually wanted me

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to do was to become a destination
speaker. That's what they needed at that

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point at that point. And so
we off, we went to Alaska and

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I did three presentations on that show, and the one I loved doing best

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was the women of the gold Rush. Oh yeah, all about all the

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women who were actually the ones making
all the money during the gold rush,

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because they were the ones doing the
laundry, selling the food and cooking,

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and the miners were out there digging, but these women were the one pulling

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in the cash. And so that
was a fun thing. I had to

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do a lot of research obviously,
to get ready for it. So now

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during the pandemic, I kind of
went on a hiatus. I thought I

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was going off the air for a
few months, and it ended up being

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about three years that I took a
hiatus. What did you do, Daniel

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during this pandemic? How did it
affect your business? That's a very interesting

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question because when I first off,
I was was very fortunate in the in

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those years, because what happened was
I basically continued to do everything that I

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was doing. And then a friend
of mine called me and and said,

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this was this would have been late
twenty twenty, twenty twenty somewhere there,

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so at right at the height of
COVID, and we're all scared, and

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we're all like, are we going
to take our last breath? Blah blah

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blah blah blah, blah blah blah, and and she called me. She

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says, hey, look, I
have a mutual friend of ours, hers

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and mine, and and he has
really figured out how to invest in cryptocurrencies.

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Do you you want to learn with
me? He's going to teach me

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how to invest. And I knew
this person and had done business with him

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for for many years actually before that. So when these two people that you

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know, I, by the way, this person who called me, I

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had published her course. That's how
she there you go, so you came

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back to me and you know,
so again kind of full circle on these

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things. Anyway. Yeah, so
she she contacts me and asked this question,

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and I say, hey, what
else am I doing? Let me

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might as well, you know,
learn learn this. So we started to

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u we started to get together,
the three of us, and and he

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started to teach us what he was
doing with the crypto stuff and go and

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behold, I started to make money
and then then a lot of money,

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and uh and and then and then
she was like, hey, we we

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should really put this, we should
bake this into a course. And at

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first, uh, you know this
person and by by the way, his

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name is Dan Hollins. Uh.
Dan says, no, not, I

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don't know. I've I'm doing this
until I retire. I've got plenty of

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money. I don't want to do
you know, of course, but he

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was very resistant to to this idea. But but what happened. But what

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happened was is that we got together
with some other friends who basically we all

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sort of kept pushing him to do
this and and very persuasive. Well,

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yes, because it was really truly
a remarkable program that it was. Would

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have been ashamed if it weren't shared. Daniel, We're going to take a

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little grade. But I want you
to continue with this story after we share

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the No Wine Zone with my guest
who is definitely not a whiner because he

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is a winner. Also, I
want to mention that all of my books,

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and I'm sure most of all of
Daniels are in audible dot com when

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you can buy them there at Amazon
too. Daniel, before we go on

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with the podcast, could you share
contact information so if anyone who is watching

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this wants to follow up on you, sure, the best way to follow

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me is on YouTube, because that's
that's the I'm as you well know,

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January, I'm really pretty unresponsive at
other places because I'm not looking there,

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but I am looking. I'm on
YouTube. My my channel is just Daniel

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Hall. You can just go to
YouTube. I got it all and you'll

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you will find my my channel there. Okay, want, I'll put that

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down at the bottom of the screen. I've also got January Jones influencer YouTube

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channel and I'm loving being on YouTube. It's really fun. It is love

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fun. Track back to this.
I want to hear this crypto story because

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I've heard so many bad stories about
that, so I have a feeling we'll

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enjoy hearing a good story. Well
yeah, I mean it has its ups

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and downs for sure, even at
that. But what happened was is that

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we prevailed on DAN to launch a
course. And I won't bore you with

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all the details, but it became
the number one cryptocurrency education course in the

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world. Wow. I have sixteen
thousand students in one hundred and fifty plus

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countries. We launched it and it
was the biggest launch in internet marketing history.

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We did like fifty seven million dollars
or more in sales, and so

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that's what I basically have been doing
since twenty twenty. So the last four

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years have been working as a founding
partner of that company, which is one

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of the reasons why I don't.
I just I'm so busy doing what I'm

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doing here that I haven't been really
working much in my own personal business.

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Once in a while, I'll do
a YouTube video or a podcast or what

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have you, but most of my
time since twenty twenty one has been taken

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with that project. Now, and
we just launched, and I'm talking about

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like three days ago, we just
launched a brand new AI training program called

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AI Profit Pathways, which is I
mean, next level. One of the

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one of the things that it does
is essentially it gently takes you by the

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hand and walks you through exactly what
you need to do to use artificial intelligence

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to earn money. So it's there
where there's a number of Actually we started

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with three different pathways, three different
ways in other words, to to to

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do that, and we're we're adding
more. But but that just launched just

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as I say, just a couple
of days ago, and that also did

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phenomenally well. Okay, now,
is this under the Real Fast brand.

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It is not. No, it's
not, no, it is not.

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It is called the Plan, The
Plan, the Plan, just the Plan,

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And as a matter of fact.
So here's the other really cool thing

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about it. It's it's uh,
I've learned so much with this Dan Dan

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Hollings. He was actually the marketing
strategist behind the movie and the book The

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Secret. You remember that, Okay, So yeah, that that was that.

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He was the one that that that
figured out how to make that a

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viral hit, and the the gentleman
that does all of our content, directs

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all of our content, was actually
the director of the movie The Secret.

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So our our our our standards are
our quality basically across the board is is

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second to none. And I and
that's not hyperbole. I compared to my

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stuff, you know, my stuff
is just nothing compared to what I've learned

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and what they actually do. It
takes a lot of effort, a lot

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of time and uh and and just
a lot of attention to detail to really

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make sure that we are delivering really
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easy to consume material that that people
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with. So very proud, very
proud of what we're what we're doing there.

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It's it's in many ways one of
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ever done in my life. Wow, that's that's so exciting. You know,

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this AI is just the latest newest
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of fact, this morning, I
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I'm going to be taking, which
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with my affiliate marketing with Amazon and
all that. And it's it's just revolutionary,

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and especially when you're just they're going
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photos and pictures and stuff to use
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and just it's very exciting. And
this field is just exploding, isn't it.

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It is indeed, and it's and
it's something that I think that folks

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really need need to embrace and not
be scared of, uh, because it's

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it's coming anyway, right, It's
it's, it's it's it's it's you know

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it you the genius out of the
bottle, right, the pandora is out

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of the box, right, It's
it's, Uh, you're not going to

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put it back, so you might
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is futile. It's like it's it
will it will not get you anywhere.

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It's it's like the old ice makers. You know the folks that used to

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cut ice and make ice in the
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forth. Well, it's it's a
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refrigerator. They were just well,
the reality is, no matter what age

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you are, if you don't wake
up and embrace this, you're going to

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just get left behind. And it's
reality. It's what's happening, and it's

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an exciting thing. And I'm glad
that we can talk about it on the

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show and share it with our listeners. Right now, I'm going to share

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the fact that a lot of people
are wondering who killed Kennedy? After sixty

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years, can you believe it?
Let me ask you a question, are

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you still wondering who killed Kennedy?
Over fifty years later? The assassination is

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still a mystery. It is unfinished
business for our country. Now get ready

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for a theory that you've never heard
before, but will make more sense than

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any other conspiracy theory that you've ever
heard in the past. January Jones speaks

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the unspeakable in her book Jackie,
ari and jack The tragic love triangle connecting

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Jackie and Aristot alone ass romantically prior
to JFK's assassination. Did you know that

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Ari was Jackie's guest in the White
House during the JFK funeral. He was

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the only non family member who was
invited by Jackie to stay there during the

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funeral. Aristotalnass was one of the
wealthiest men in the world, with the

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means, the motive, and the
money to order an assassination that was the

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perfect crime of the last century.
All Ra needed class and Jackie needed cash.

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They were perfect for each other.
Now what is Camelot? It is

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but another tragic love triangle? Jackie, Ari and jack is available at January

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Jones dot com, Amazon dot com
and audiobooks dot com. Read by mis

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Jones. Welcome back with our guest, Daniel Hall. Dear old friend,

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and so nice to have you back
with us. You know, Daniel,

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I'm going to ask you, since
I'm going into as I mentioned earlier,

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affiliate marketing, do you have any
advice, words of wisdom or what are

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your thoughts about the affiliate marketing field
these days? I, in fact,

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that's one of our profit pathways.
That's what that's how much I think of

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it. When going back to our
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one of the best ways to do
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build a community of people who love
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way that serves serves, serves them, and yet you don't have to actually

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do a lot of customer service yourself. And uh So, it it's it's

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a it's a wide open field.
Uh it's it's a it's a field where

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if you have a a community of
just a couple hundred people who are buyers,

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I mean you you could literally become
a millionaire with with a thousand people

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on your list. I've seen that
happen. So uh but again, it's

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it's the right offer, and you've
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be solving that level of problem because
that's what you are as an affiliate marketer.

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It's not just about selling another widget
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actually had. You have to you
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or climb into the skin of the
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actually solve their problems. Okay,
maybe it's not your own product, maybe

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it's not your own service, it's
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you've got to vet that product,
You've got to vet that service and know

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in your heart of hearts that it
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the of the market. And when
you know that, and when this community

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that you sort of build up over
time knows that, the next the next

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time you come up with another recommendation, they buy it over and over and

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over and over and over again.
The big problem that I find with with

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affiliate marketers MHM is they they they
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to a an affiliate site without trying
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You're very smart by like doing this
show, for example, January.

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People follow you. They you're You're
You're such a lovely human being that they

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tune in to you and listen to
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they see that you are You've got
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You know, yes, you like
to make money, I and I love

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to make money. I make no
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the core, at the core,
if you're, if you're, if your

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heart is one of service, and
I know yours is, for example,

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you will attract a lot of people
and that and those people will respond to

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you when you make an offer to
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If you get down to the like
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they're doing. Okay, well,
I'm I think I'm stumbling onto the right

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path. And what attracted me was
the something that we could promote with seniors,

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something that they could do that would
be fun. And also the passive

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income. That was a very good
plus because no one wants to have inventory

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and deal with all of that.
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is Glitter Glitter Granny Gifts to give
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going to be a lot of other
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look at the landscape of our economy, most of our retired grannies, guess

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what, they've got money. They
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mostly on their grandkids. Really that's
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like spending a little bit on themselves. So that that's what I'm going to

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be marketing Glitter Grannies gifts and products
and going to be promoting all the books

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like your books at my website.
Because so many people come on the show,

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I've done over four thousand episodes and
books that are amazing, and I

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want to I'm creating my own bookstore
and selling just books that I personally can

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recommend, you know, books that
will answer questions and help people navigate being

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a senior. You know, I
told you earlier, I just turned eighty.

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So now all of a sudden,
all of my real, real senior

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juices are kicking in. I love
it. Yeah, and you know,

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you, like I think I was
saying off camera, it's like you have

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discovered the fountain of youth because you
you, you are certainly well preserved,

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My dear, I'll tell you it's
you. You're an inspiration. Oh well,

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I'm having fun. And you know, as you know, that's the

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secret. That is the secret,
that is absolutely secret. If you don't

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enjoy it, and if you don't
embrace it, and if it's not fun,

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forget it, because this has got
to be. At this stage of

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life, you've got to do things
that you really enjoy, you know,

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absolutely, Actually I would argue at
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of life. Okay, so then
we're just going to file that one away

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real fast podcase podcast Affiliate marketing for
seniors probably not probably not a bad niche

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actually not probably not that bad niche. Yeah. I taught. I've taught

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a lot on the subject of affiliate
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Good good, Yeah, And I
was also listening. I liked your one

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book number eleven. It says using
a podcast to build an audience, and

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this is just amazing. What happens
when this podcast goes out on over one

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hundred network channels and all that.
Wow, the audience is out there,

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aren't they? Oh? Absolutely?
Yeah? And the other the other thing

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too that I often tell folks about
that is that you may not be for

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everyone. Don't try to be for
everyone. Don't try to be for everyone.

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Just call out to those people that
you're that hear you that that that

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resonate with your your solutions, and
podcasts are way to do that. That's

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one of the reasons why you're you're
you're an inspiration to me into so many

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others January because you're out there doing
it. You know, you're you're taking

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the action and in putting yourself out
there and having fun. You know.

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it was interesting because I did have
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I was had other issues and health
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hiatus and it was the best thing
I ever did because it happened right when

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the pandemic came. And oh that
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I find out I really have great
white hair, which I never would

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have found out if there hadn't been
a pandemic. Once its subsided, I

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just had more energy because you go
through a period where we weren't doing anything.

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It was so life was getting so
boring. It's so predictable. I

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think it was driving everyone crazy.
And I think a lot of seniors came

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out of that, I hopefully,
just like I did, with more enthusiasm.

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And that's when, Uh, that
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the TV podcast because prior to that, you know, I had just been

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on radio, and uh, you
know, it's kind of a scary thing

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to go into the TV. But
then this world of YouTube, Oh my

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gosh, that is an amazing experience, don't you agree, Oh my gosh.

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Yes, And that's another another great
way to build a build an audience.

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There was a huge there's a huge
audience there. The way I sort

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of look at it is that if
they're not watching January Jones, they're going

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to be watching somebody, So you
know, get yourself out there, right,

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yeah, yeah, yeah, we
I've got I think I have over

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maybe fifty sixty of the podcasts that
are on my January Jones Influencer channel channel.

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And it's it's you know, it's
everything now is geared to these little

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phones. Yes, that's true.
Yeah, And all the website sites of

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just are all being redesigned so that
they're what did they call them vertical or

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they have to fit on the phone. And this whole world and it's it's

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just seniors too, because we'll go
to restaurants and you know, before you

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look at these old people staring off
into space, Well now they're staring at

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their eyePhone. And a lot of
them, like me, are spending money

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on Amazon for sure. Yeah.
Yeah, And it's going to be fun

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to promote this Amazon situation because I've
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mean, they come here once or
twice a day. You know. My

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husband says it's like every day is
Christmas because he never knows what he's going

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to find on the front porch.
But it's such an easy way to function.

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And I even order snap food.
I order everything Ira was stuff with

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the dog. I'm just the biggest
fan of Amazon Prime. I promote it

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every chance I can. Yeah,
it's it's a it's a great service,

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and I too love it. Same
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the air here today I brought in
two large boxes in a in a bag

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from that Amazon truck, you know, And it's the same. It's the

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same thing here. I know.
We joke that one time, uh the

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drive, one of the drivers came
to the door and asked my husband if

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I had been sick because they hadn't
made any deliver for a few days.

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Oh boy. And you know it's
great when you get a get well card

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from Amazon. That's terrific. We
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people who have struggled to find solutions, People who fearlessly shared their stories,

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astonished me. I have adored getting
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Welcome back with one of my favorite Priceless

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Personalities. And Daniel, I was
going to tell you what prompted me to

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invite you back on the show after
all these years. You've sent an interesting

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email that it was about you were
working with on audio books, and I've

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just had all of my books put
into audio and this is developing new market,

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isn't it. Oh my gosh,
it's a it's a great market,

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and it's a great market for a
variety of reasons. Not the least of

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which is the fact that most people
I wouldn't well, maybe not most,

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but many, many people given the
choice, will always first choose an audio

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book if they're going to buy a
book. And why is that pretty simple?

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Because you could you could listen on
your phone anywhere while you're walking the

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dog, while you're cleaning the house, while you're you know, at the

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gym. Whereas instead of perhaps you
know, sitting down to read. By

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the way, you've inspired me to
show you my my books, right,

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I love I love your your your
marketing process. So this is one of

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my books. Also on an audiobook, very good Sea you can teach an

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old dog nud tricks and and the
other. The other thing that is great

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about audiobooks is because they are a
little bit more difficult to to put together.

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There are there are fewer authors and
fewer publishers that will do it,

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leaving a gap in the market,
leaving an opportunity for authors and publishers to

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really maximize their work product or the
the income that comes from from their work

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product. Uh. And that's a
great way, and it serves even more

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people. I mean, because the
fact of the matter is is that but

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for audiobooks that I would not read
nearly as much as I as I do

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because I'm busy. I mean,
but when I walk the door where I

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go to the gym or whatever,
I'm listening to an audiobook usually, and

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that's one of the reasons why it
as an author, as a publisher,

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okay, you want to have your
book as a as an audiobook as as

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well, which, by the way, I mean, here's here's another one

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of my my books called the best
Selling Author. The same, the same,

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the same idea. By the way, if you are an author,

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you definitely want this book because it's
like step by step. I don't know

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if you knew I wrote that book, but it's it's basically step by step

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for how to build a community,
how to build an author platform from scratch,

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even if you know zero people.
Yes, and you know these are

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for my listeners. These are words
of wisdom from the Guru. And I

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actually this last week put that book
on my bookshelf that's going to be featured

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in Glitter Granny Gifts because that book
is the I'd say, it's kind of

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like a bible for anyone who wants
to start writing. And it's so much

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fun you know, I wrote my
first book when I was fifty, and

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so many people say, oh,
I could never do it, I can

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never do it. And the reality
is, now it is so easy to

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write a book. You know.
When I wrote my book thirty years ago,

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it was like reinventing the wheel,
you know, and I wasn't quite

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Mark Qwain, so I didn't have
that big of a marketing experience, but

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still it was difficult. And now
they have this Kindle. I know,

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you wrote a book about writing on
Kindle. It's I mean what I always

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say, if I could do it, anyone could do it. Yeah,

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well I don't know about that,
but most people certainly can. And the

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beautiful thing is, because primarily of
print on demand and Amazon, it is

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much democratized. Whereas in the old
days, where if you had an idea

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for a book, you would have
to really have a great idea and get

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really lucky to find a publisher that
would actually publish it. And even if

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you did get lucky enough to have
the book published, you generally didn't make

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any money from it because most of
it got paid to the publisher, not

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to you, the author. You'd
get maybe a quarter or whatever. Now

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you could you could do your own
book? Right? You do? Your

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own book looks just like any regularly
vetted, legacy published book, and and

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go to with the big publishing houses
and being being like and do like you

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do, like you have these little
commercials for your books all the way through

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your shows. Brilliant, just brilliant. You know the people. I mean

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authors should should really as a matter
of fact, I will. I'm want

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to send authors to to go watch
your shows and say, hey, this

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is what you could do. This
is what you could do. Because it's

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passive, people take it and like, hey, and and and it lives

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forever, right, It's it's always
out there marketing for you. It's a

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beautiful thing. And then this is
why I just feel like I'm so proud

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to have discovered how to market all
of my guests so I can market their

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books for them, and also I
would get passive income. And I know

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other people have done it before,
but I feel like I invented this one.

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You've definitely innovated on it. I'm
taking it forward. I'm taking it

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forward. Okay, before we go, I asked this question to everyone who's

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on my show. And also before
we go, I want to make sure

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you give us that information also on
the crypto book too, because I know

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my listeners will want to read that. This is the question, if you

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could have dinner with anyone living or
death besides me, who would you invite

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to dinner? Oh? Definitely Jesus
Christ. Okay, Yeah, I'm I'm

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a Christian and I would that would
be who I would invite to dinner and

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probably to stay forever and ever.
Well, a lot of my guests have

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actually said that, and that's a
wonderful commentary at times. And then a

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lot of my women guests, they
a lot of them have said they want

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to invite Oprah so they can find
out about the Ozembe shot that she's doing

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and losing all the weight. So
that's a big these days apparently. Yeah,

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just give a brief blurb for your
crypto book one more time. Okay.

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Oh, the crypto course is called
The Plan, and you could just

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uh, you just go look for
Crypto the Plan. Actually. The other

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thing is if you want a book, we did We did write a book

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called one coin, two Coin,
What coin? Bitcoin? Actually, Hang

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on second and let me just just
give me, give me one second,

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okay, And and what's so fun
about this is it's it's it's basically Doctor

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Seuss teaches you cryptocurrencies. Okay,
uh so so in in all it's it's

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so it's like done in a sort
of a a very easy to read.

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My my friend and New Yorker cartoonist. She's a she's a cartoonist for the

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New Yorker magazine. She did all
the all the illustrations in the book.

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Lisa Rosstein, great friend of mine. Also another thing that I've published.

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I've published her and uh so that's
that's a great book that that will teach

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you the basic basic basics of cryptocurrency
bitcoin all all of that one coin,

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two coin, what coin? Bitcoin? Oh? I love it. I

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love that title. I like the
cover. Of course, you know,

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covers are the most important thing.
And I'm definitely going to place that book

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on my bookshelf when my gift store
opens up. Right now, I just

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I'm so happy we reconnected and we
got to have you on the show and

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share you with everyone. Thank you
everyone for entering the no wine zone,

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but Daniel and I today. Please
remember to share this with everyone you know,

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and remember you need to stop whining
and then start smiling. And if

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that doesn't work, then you can
just start eating lots of lots of chocolate.

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Signing off now from the new Glitter
Granny, Take care and stay safe

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until we meet again. Thank you, January, Thank you, it's been

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fun by everyone. We want to
thank you for listening to January Jones sharing

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success stories. Always remember miss Jones'
personal mantra, if you can think it,

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you can do it. That's what
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their lives, and so can you. You are the ultimate success coach in

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your own life. All you need
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own story with your family and friends. We hope that our guest stories will

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