Hey folks. Today, I went out to try an experiment toward generating massage clients for my business. Taking action felt wonderful. I spent $30 on some copies, and about 7 hours of my time and energy on a marketing experiment. Marketing has captivated my attention lately, almost for its own sake, as I begin to understand how much it drives and directs human behavior. Does marketing affect your life? If so, leave a comment explaining just what the hell is going on here… If not, congratulations.
So today I went out in some nice clothes with my flyers and visited every hotel I could find. Taking action helped me to identify other possible marketing experiments, most of which will cost me nothing, that will get my business before large numbers of potential clients.
Also, when I sit at home, not talking to anyone, I forget the wide range of experiences I have had. When someone asks me about my business, I engage the person on all kinds of levels. The nature of my business, and my approach to business, empowers me to steer conversations toward wellness, enjoyment, value-creation, and taking a deeper look at your own body, and your dreams of an adventurous and exciting life. I want to take your money and hand you the key to the life of your wildest dreams. I promise you, it already waits within your reach. You just have to stand up and take it. Don’t worry, it’s always available, I forget and fall asleep from time to time too, but you can stand up, now, and create value in the moment you find yourself in.
Tell you what: I have nothing to do with “The Secret,” or anything even remotely like it. Follow the deep threads of joy, power, imagination, and creativity, and nothing can ever stop you. Every experience gets richer and deeper for you. When other people sit in their cars, bitching about traffic, you watch the flock of birds moving in tune with the song on your stereo, breathing deeply, and smiling around at the people in their cars. You can bring joy to everything you witness, if you want to. I know I have not always done this, but I find this pracice to be the most important practice of my life.
One thing I have to say about Dr. Christopher S. Hyatt: He made me laugh at things I was not supposed to laugh at, and it feels wonderful. Try it. Laugh at something you are not supposed to laugh at. Laugh at yourself when you complain, bitch, and moan.
Laugh at other people and their problems. Laugh at the problems of “the world.” Do you know what “the world” really means? Come on!
Ok, that is all I am gonna type for now, this Halloween.
Talk to you all tomorrow.
Love, Wildness, Value, Joy, Halloween!
-GTD
