- freeman cooper wrote:Hi All, I have One thing to say about Jamie peddling his wares. Show us your guarantee. He says that we can achieve great things if we pay to do some course, prove it and guarantee it, unconditionally.
Can a gym gaurantee to make you fit?
What I'm seeing here is alot of fat people blaming a gym for their own lack of motivation.
Hi all
I find trhis all fascinating. How limiting some people's belief systems are.
Particularly lliked your comments about the cheesecake Xenia
WE GET what we believe in.
If we beleive we can do options, share trading and prperty investment or eat pink cheeskcake and taste chocolate then we can do that too. The difference is WHAT you beleive in, ie whether it is possible or not, we are right either way.
Catch you at the next AREIG meeting XeniaWarm Regards
Sue
Ps. Jenman….Bah HumbugMIT | Owen Real Estate
Email Mefreeman cooper wrote:Hi All, I have One thing to say about Jamie peddling his wares. Show us your guarantee. He says that we can achieve great things if we pay to do some course, prove it and guarantee it, unconditionally.haha I love it!!!
If anyone could guarantee 100% success then they would be a liar. Surely the success of all education comes down to the student and how much effort, time and dedication they put in? Anyway, last time i checked Jamie McIntyre offered a 90 day 100% money back guarantee on his homestudy course. So theoretically you could do the whole course and then decide whether or not you think it's worth the money.
My personal opinion on Seminars (including Jamie McIntyre's) is that when used correctly they can be incredibly beneficial. For people who grew up in families that didn't teach them about investing seminars are a fantastic way of educating yourself.
BUT everyone should be careful of paying lots of money to attend a Seminar and think that suddenly you will become Rich.A good idea to get the most out of seminars is to make a list of everything that you learnt from the seminar and decide on at least one or two things that you are going to implement in your life before you go to another Seminar!
The last thing you want to become is a 'Seminar Junky' who simply goes to a million Seminars to make them self 'feel' like they are doing something when they are really achieving nothing.Anyway i hope the Colourful discussion on Jamie McIntyre Continues
At least it shows that people are still passionate about creating a better life for themselves!Cheers Banjo
I liked his book, I found it very inspiring.
I took it with a good handful of salt, like I do anything I readThere are two types of millionaires 1. olde or inherited money. 2. Self made. People who are in the 1. category are generally "wankers" enough said…..
Embody whatever you believe to be ‘correct’; however big or small, possible or impossible, difficult or easy. I’ll be over here walking in the footsteps of billionaires.
Well, this thread was an interesting read.
I can honestly say that I would not be where I am today if it wasn’t for Jamie McIntyre’s course. The support and information provided taught me more in a single weekend (out of many available on the course) than I had learned in eight years of reading books. That support is ongoing for five years after you pay your fees.
Since I joined the Homestudy in January 2008, Jamie has always been careful to leave the advice to the experts he hires to give talks at his seminars. Yes, he talks about legitimate strategies, but ALWAYS advises that you seek advice from a professional before you go ahead with any of them. So, perhaps he learned from his experience with ASIC…
I will agree, there are some things at the seminars which are very much about selling a product, but the talks are backed up with so much useful information that I have taken that and run with it on my own, without having to pay any more to the people peddling their products. If you go along and jump into everything without doing further research or seeking advice, then (please forgive the expression) you may be the fool for expecting others to take care of everything for you.
It really *is* more about getting the exposure to a broad, quality financial education than blindly following the latest trend. Pick and choose what suits you and makes you comfortable. Walk in with your sceptics glasses on, but listen to the genuinely good and interesting information that backs up the sales pitch at the end of some of the talks.
I have more than made my money back from doing the course already, and I know that, going forward, I will make very much more in the years to come.
In eighteen months, I’ve gone from new mum on the dole, with a husband studying and with a bust business, to owning my own home and much, much more in equity, as well three businesses built on a solid grounding, instead of the rocky one I started on when I left university. The design skills from my degree which had lain dormant and unappreciated are now helping me to help others make more from their assets too.
I have more direction in my life than ever before. I have a two, a five and a ten year plan… and the ability to perform financial near-miracles on extremely low income (all this on less than $35K p/a until recently), while still paying everything off. Life skills I was never given by family or by school. THAT was worth every penny of the course fee to me. Heck, I have already made it back twenty times over.
What I am saying is not about rocking the boat: It’s just about what you choose to take away from the course.
Hi All,
Has anyone had experience with a Brisbane company called – 'Canterbury Property Services'
I am interested in any feedback you may have.
Thank you in advance
Doug
Hi,
I personally enjoyed Jamie McIntyre program.
He should have gotten the AFS licence. As far as I'm concerned anyone can get it.
I went through the homestudy and attended the live seminar 2 years ago. It worked for me.
Of course there is a lot of hype around the whole thing, but the results will depend on each individual. If you really pick one strategy and put a lot of effort, it works.
One strategy alone made me support my family after I lost my job in March 09.
Cheers,
Marcelo
http://www.MyJamieMcIntyreStory.comI would seriously considered any investments before giving Jamie McIntyre any of my money. I heard the seminars and read the e-books. Stay far away as possible. Check out ASIC article if any doubts!!
IMHO
For a guy who seems to be very intelligent I cannot understand why he has not made his company fully licensed and compliant …
He must have a huge data base of eager to learn people so why doesn't he employ Licensed Financial Planners, Licensed Real Estate Agents and Licensed Mortgage brokers is beyond my comprehension …
I think that if Jamie cleaned up his act and became more classy and elegant he would double his income … IMHO he needs a script writer to redo all he web sites to not look so desperate … eg: top secret strategies never taught before (crap) learn from the best in the market (crap) influence the valuation process (crap)
You don't see John McGrath doing this stuff … because he has class …
Well you could if the link was working
You can actually get a copy of the presentation slide from this link:
http://www.21stcenturyfileserver1.com/pdf/forms/PD07_2DayWorkbookPrice.pdf
Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender
At least it shows that people are still passionate about creating a better life for themselves!
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