Burton Kent

I’m a former magical email address customer of James Brausch.  I liked it, but thought he didn’t like me.  I didn’t really take it personally - and his post The Magical Email Address program is back! explains that it wasn’t personal.   

Would I do it again?  Yes.  He’s tough.  I’m guessing his coaching style came from his experiences recovering from substance abuse.  But it’s worth it.

 So here’s the warning label I’d give James:

• Expect tough love, without the love.  Don’t try justifying yourself to him.  There’s a quote on my wall “The truth is, there are only two things in life, reasons and results, and reasons simply don’t count.” - Dr. Robert Anthony.  James hates reasons.  If you expect him to be reasonable, you’re in the wrong place.  Do what he says and get the results.
• He’s got a specific program he recommends.  It’s based on the Freedom Business System - a system for quickly creating your own product.  Forget membership sites, anything he doesn’t specifically recommend.  Expect to follow his system and get his results.  If you talk about anything else, he may call you a forum junkie or worse.
• Only email a maximum of once per day.  If you email more than once, he’ll answer only one each (of his) business days.
• Stick to the point.  Don’t expect a discussion, expect direction.  The man only works a few hours a day, a few days a week.  He doesn’t have more than a few minutes to devote to your email. 
• Don’t take anything personally, unless it will motivate you.

The funny thing is, I’m still doing what he teaches in his Freedom Business System.  It’s going well, in part because of the attitude he gave during my one month with him.  I’m running into obstacles, but obstacles aren’t allowed - only results are.  So I’m finding myself getting the results I need.  Nice.

 If you’re familiar at all with James’ methods, you’d be a fool not to jump on this at this price.