Comments on: Without This One Thing, We Would All Fail

By: James Elliott

James Elliott — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 16:32:46 +0000

Josh tell your wife,Louise,I said thank you for allowing you to do what you are doing. I lost the site in my right eye in 2001 and had to quit driving trucks and haven’t worked since. Unless you count the year I worked part time building fences.

My wife worked 16 hours a day for several years until she had the stroke and with the doctors help we stoped that. She stills brings it up that she needs to get a second job sometimes and I keep telling her no. That is one reasion it has taken me longer than a lot of people to get setup and earning. It takes all of my Social Security check and her checks from her job to pay the bills and I won’t let a bill go to buy a product that cost half ans some more than my check. I have bough a few of the ones that are low enough that I can get but not many.

To make it harder our two boys one daughter in law and three grang kids have lived with us for over a year and help none with the bills. The daughter in law has put $200 in my checking account one time this year. That is it.

You have a great wife. Novemer 13th this year Rhonda and I will be married 26 years.

Thanks,

James

By: Jem Stanners

Jem Stanners — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 06:49:53 +0000

My wife, too is so supportive of all I do, and vice versa. Where would we be without such close support? I hear horror stories of disinterested or unsupportive partners, which is worse than neutral, it must be incredibly draining. So congratulations for the out there post honouring your wife, and reminding us all how important is is in life to have loving, supportive partners.

By: Pauline

Pauline — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 03:52:50 +0000

Josh you sure hit the nail on the head. Its our supporters that get us to where we are now. You are indeed wise to realize and acknowledge this. They go with you through all the bad times but hopefully they can share in the good times too.

My partner supports me in my endeavours and he encourages me along the way so its not just the wives but the husbands and children as well that are our cheering squad. I loved the post and thanks for sharing.
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By: Jorge

Jorge — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:24:05 +0000

You’re so right Josh.
For my self, and being little more then a newbies starting in this crazy journey in Internet Marketing, I can say that for the last months my wife (and also my son) have been of most importance to me. Supporting me, comforting when results doesn’t come, being completely crazy when I made my first $5, accepting all the nights I stay up working until very late, accepting the weekends we stay at home so I can still working… and thanks to my wife support and efforts in her job, we’re able to pay the bills.
I would like to THANKS my wife and my son for all their support, and thank you for reminding us that, alone, you may be less then nothing.

Cheers

Jorge
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By: Steve Hilliar

Steve Hilliar — Tue, 18 May 2010 02:00:50 +0000

Is there any niche seriously available OTHER than teaching about internet marketing? NONE of the so called gurus ever disclose money making niches. They are all peddling how to get rich on the net!
Come on people, get real, show us where the money is.

By: Sally Neill

Sally Neill — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:46:58 +0000

Hey Josh, I thought your blog post was lovely, I hope you get all the success you desire.

Sally
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By: Graham Massey

Graham Massey — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:15:19 +0000

Hi Josh,
Great post.
As a divorced Dad with an autistic daughter my motivation is to give her the best life that I can. Despite her own challenges she also gives me encouragement and believes her Dad can do anything.

Congratulations on EVP. Excellent product and great to use.

Graham

By: Brandon Yeager

Brandon Yeager — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 12:26:53 +0000

Hey Josh,
Just wanted to pop in, say hi, thanks for your inspiration, and I’ve decided to join up with Alex’s 3.0 launch after seeing what you Matt, Joe, and Marcus are all doing.

I’m pumped up.

Brandon
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By: Dan Pressler

Dan Pressler — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 17:17:59 +0000

Hi Josh!

Just wanted to say that you’re spot on about your wife! My wife, Laura, is not only my wife but my best friend and partner in every sense of the word and I owe so much of my success in life to her, I couldn’t beging to repay if I had too…so I just tell her, like you did here, how much I love her and how much she and her unconcitional love and support means to me…and I do it often

Hope we meet up sometime…Laura and I have BNI friends in NZ and hope to get there sometime soon for a visit…

All the best,
Dan
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By: Rob Bradley

Rob Bradley — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:15:25 +0000

Josh,

What an awesome post!!

It’s totally true what you say here. I wouldn’t be doing what I’m doing now if it wasn’t for Sam. She’s my rock and I can’t wait to marry her later this year!!!

Was good to meet you very briefly in Vegas…hope to share a beer sometime soon.

Rob
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