Superdude22

I bet you're the first person to tell him that, too.

I can say from personal experience, b/c I was working for a company that worked for Tim well before his book came out that his numbers are not inflated ($xx,xxx per month). However, it was a significantly automated business. We handled the optimization of his order process and produced significant results and a large percentage increase in his business. I don't know how many other people he had working for him, but it wasn't many, but the outsourcing and drop-shipping made it so that he didn't need to handle much day-to-day business. My opinion is that he was pretty early to a market, and that was his biggest asset. Though, his story inspired me to do something very similar.

You're probably going to college bars then. There's probably a couple in town where the college kids don't really go or can't afford. Those are usually places where you can have conversations.

While, I'm right there with you, they kinda sucked by the time NAPSTER came around. Even objectively listening to their music past, with some credit granted, Re-load, they weren't as good anymore. They produced away their souls.

Sick, getting ready to book a trip myself...pretty inspired.