Posted by Natalia Hawthorne

Here's another gold nugget that I just found while copying some files.

Makes a whole lot of DaveSense to me! I've been building my own business in this way, and I am your living example that it works exactly like Dave says! If you are still trying to promote several businesses or if you are changing your onine programs once every few months, please read Dave's message carefully and think about it.

Dave Gray wrote:

“I wanted to develop a method where ANYONE can start with little or no money and create an unlimited income over a period of time by reinvesting a portion of their profits to generate additional income from other sources.

They can't afford much so let's start small. Let's make this available for as many people as we can. Then, as they earn money, they have the opportunity to increase their income by investing a portion of their earnings to create additional income.

That's how people start businesses...

In 1954 a salesman named Ray Kroc had an opportunity to buy the marketing rights to the "Mix-Master", a machine that would make 7 milkshakes at once. He evaluated the cost versus potential sales volume (and corresponding profit) and decided that it would be wise to invest everything he had into that product in an effort to increase his profits.

... and that's how small businesses grow into big businesses...

He offered to sell a "Mix-Master" machine to the owners of a small hamburger restaurant in California... the McDonald brothers. They evaluated the cost versus potential increase in sales volume (and corresponding increase in profit) and decided that it would be wise to reinvest a portion of their profits to increase their profits.

... and that's how big businesses grow into HUGE businesses...

You own a McDonald's restaurant. You're making a nice profit. McDonald's corporation sends you a letter and asks if you'd be interested in adding a "Play Place" to your restaurant. You evaluate the cost versus potential increase in sales volume (and corresponding increase in profit) and you decide that it would be wise to reinvest a portion of your profits to increase your profits.

... and that's how HUGE businesses grow into conglomerates.

You own thirty-five McDonald's restaurants. You're making an astronomical profit. McDonald's corporation sends you a letter and asks if you'd be interested in purchasing the franchise rights to Madrid, Paris, and London. You evaluate the cost versus potential increase in sales volume (and corresponding increase in profit) and you decide that it would be wise to reinvest a portion of your profits to increase your profits.

I didn't create this. I'm just the first one (as far as I can tell) to apply this to building a business on the Internet.”


Sometimes we need to stop and look at our Internet endeavors from a different perspective (shall we say, of common sense?). I think the above post by Dave helps us to do exactly that! I hope it will help you see things in the light of reality and guide you in the right direction in anything you do online.

Your friend,
Nat