I have always loved to do things a hundred times each, in order to determine the requirements for excellence in that endeavor.
As you know, it has tended to produce a bit more results than might be expected of a more average effort.
Both of us know that you have performed certain tasks with excellence. I don't care if it's scooping out ice cream and serving it in dishes: thousands and thousands and more thousands of separate measurements and decisions are being made as the result of your fantastic bag of tools. The curve of your dig into the ice cream is the direct result of huge amounts of data passing through your head in order to program your arm, wrist, hand, and fingers and sinews and muscles to perform in a certain way. It is illogical to treat this as some minor ho-hum process. You vastly underestimate both the physical and non-physical capabilities of the sentient and utterly separate organism that this page refers to as "you." Henceforth, the word "you" is used here with utter respect for all of the intensely complicated tasks you have mastered. Please, teach a one-year old baby or your pet how to tie your shoelaces.
No matter what you may think on the subject, science and history are crystal clear: anyone capable of properly tying a pair of shoelaces is capable of learning advanced disciplines of science. Circumstances create opportunity. Your education, which is easily one hundred times multiplied what it was for most people just one hundred years ago in America, and still no less than one hundred times that of fifty percent of today's global population, this wonderful education that you obviously undervalue, combined with the unprecedented shrinking of information float, provide you with knowledge and tools that were simply not available to more than 99% of all the humans who have ever lived.
Great example: You buy a car that costs you some hundreds of dollars per month in lease or ownership payments. It's falls within that vast middle ground of Chevrolet, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and so on. Putting aside that monthly payment, which is enough to sustain for a full year -- get this -- most of the families on the planet today. One of every two people on the planet goes to bed hungry every night. Even more would live luxuriously on a few hundred dollars per year. No, that's another issue, we'll set that aside for now.
Your annual insurance payment
After personally interviewing and/or breaking bread with 5,200 masters, millionaires, champions and billionaires, I am unable to identify a full one hundred who fully qualify for my definition of "human being," those I'd want to share my greatest pursuit with. I have found 34 men and women worthy of my admiration. Far more than an ego stroke, it's an identification of the people I most want to be like should I ever grow up.
You, Gerry have a fair idea of my personality, and because you enjoy particular skills of perception, your mind can rapidly imagine what would happen if MrShortcut invested 1000 of the most focused hours of his life pursuing a single task... ... and using what was learned in the way of best techniques and yes, shortcuts in that particular set of skills, in order to begin a virtually nonstop effort of five thousand additional hours... at that same set of skills.
Well, I did it. At the end of the 6,000 uber-hours, it was so pleasing that I took off for four days of delights and debauchery of sorts, and then decided to ramp it up. At that point I began investing up to 1250 minutes per day, minutes on fire with desire to pretend I had not already achieved first place on earth for a dozen internet records; pretending that it was Day One all over again.
Aside from Yom Kippur, it's been, I suppose, another 18,000 hours since then. That's no typo, my good mentor; it's now past one and a half million of the most focused minutes I have in me, and Lord, what a pleasure to know that my mere compilation of the wisdom of minds greater than mine now produces, get this, tens of thousands of cups of food per day to feed the world's starving. I did it, Gerry: without amassing any personal wealth, I became the richest man on earth! You're one of the few who won't be surprised.
You thought I was crazy to give away the lawsuit money rather than invest it to give away the profit. How could anyone be expected to understand that, when a drunken driver has taken all of your physical tools away, and doctor after doctor, surgeon after surgeon tells you to get friendly with a wheelchair to bond with for life? And when every known external assistance was exhausted, there was only one resource left: the human resource; the truest form of motivation that exists. Everything we do comes from either fear or desire; in this case it must have been both. However corny it sounds, I did promise God that if he gave me my tools back, I'd use them far more generously than I'd done in my first 30-something years, more specifically, that I'd stop using them for myself, and see what I could do to help fix a few other problems. Perhaps more miraculously than anything you've ever witnessed in your life, Gerry, my tools came back. Arms, legs, fingers, neck, toes, and "eeeehhvehting in betw'n, Mon." To this day, the act of chewing food is more physically delicious than I have a hope in hell of adequately expressing; each time I walk outside and smell scrumptious fresh air, it's actively and physically pleasurable.
You don't even want to be around me when I glimpse a sunset or a gorgeous girl; my heart just melts.
With this in mind, and all the Who's Who crap, it was so easy to delve into this wonderful enterprise. You gotta love this story.
There's a website called "thehungersite.org" When people click on the "GIVE FREE FOOD" button, a corporate sponsors pays for 1.1 cups of food for starving people, distributed by America's Second Harvest, which doesn't screw around, they give free food to starving people here and all around the world. It seemed to me that if I were to offer people all the greatest shortcuts and effective techniques I've had the immense good fortune to learn through a book or two each day for fourteen thousand days and beyond, and through interacting with superstars such as yourself, that people would happily pay top dollar. Look how much they were willing to pay just for me to give 100-minute PowerChats, fer cryin' out loud! Instead of charging them at the websites, the audience is instead asked to click the food button "to save a life today at no charge to you." (You can also trade a free click to fund mammograms, for preserving 24 square feet of forest, etc.)
Well, it worked. I had no way of counting how many clickthroughs I was providing, but alltheweb.com has this amazing feature: you can type in any address, such as MastersandMillionaires.com and it will tell you how many web pages link back to it. Plus, thehungersite.org has a daily counter to tell us how many cups of food were donated yesterday. As I built more and more sites, all the numbers rose. A wonderful
followup note on this:
W encountered major problem at one our hosts, a server crashed, and forty-four of my sites went down in the middle of arranging to host fifty-five new domains and new full-sized websites at each. After finally uploading all 92,000 files at the 55 new sites, I learned that the forty or so sites had been down for almost a full week. Before plunging into resolution mode, I made my daily trip to thehungersite.org to click each of the five donation buttons, seeing new products including great food and beverage items, clicking the buttons as I try to remember to do every day. I noticed that the number of donated cups had been hovering at 91,000 cups per day four days in a row. When the forty-four downed sites returned, added to the fifty-five new domains and sites, I was busy checking and fixing and potchkering. Two days later I was at thehungersite.org and "what the Highway of All Shortcuts... ??!!" -- the daily give had skyrocketed to 143,000!! Gerry, I'd been watching the numbers at thehungersite.org for two years, and I hadn't seen it go up more than a few hundred in any day since they'd started. I wasn't sure if I was having a heart attack, my chest was pounding.
My God, the thought that mere essays and some visual art and poetry and so forth could translate into actual food for starving people at levels only Paul Newman could understand! I'd recently read that his food donations passed the one hundred million dollar mark, it was clearly quite a leap from an unemployed appliance salesman facing his electricity being cut off when he serendipitously entered an open call for a NY play thanks to a sign he saw on a sidewalk. Trying out for a part in "Mister Roberts," he got the part and quite a few more over the years. As my heart hammered in my chest one can only hope there was no delusion in feeling a kinship to Paul Newman, world-class master, millionaire, and champion.
There's no doubt where the fifty thousand additional cups were coming from: those forty-four sites contain several thousands of those cute buttons which a genius taught me how to turn into attractive "mouseovers" that change color and give the surfer more feeling of involvement.
Do you understand what I'm telling ya here? When I was a kid, collecting UNICEF (and only filching the odd quarter for myself), I loved feeding hungry kids around the world, and always swore I'd pay back those quarters I took. Who the hell ever thought the day would come when mere essays coming off my fingers would be producing tens of thousands of cups of food per day, day after day, month after month?
I went to alltheweb.com, a fantastically smart and fast search engine second only to google.com for overall efficacy. I typed thehungersite.com to see how many pages linked back. Oy! There were 455,000 pages linking back to them. At the time, my pages only accounted for maybe 120,000 of them. So, I began creating pages that linked to "thehungersite.org" instead of "thehungersite.com" and now, when we go to alltheweb.com and type "thehungersite.org" and hit ENTER, you'll see seventy thousand pages. No mention of my sites on the first two pages of listings, and then WHAM! More than 94% of the next 55,000 pages listed are all MrShortcut pages or Masters and Millionaires pages or "The " pages, or "Dr David Cohen" pages (I built him into my sites big-time; he's quite an amazing man), etc.
Recently, I decided that, since no one is linking to thehungersite.net, it's time to do that one, as well.
Haven't even mentioned the search engines yet. You'll crack up. We're told that 99.98 percent of all web pages will never see a top 100 listing in the keywords of their choice. If a company small or large DOES get into the top 20, it's considered good. Imagine having TWO listings in the top 20, which does happen, although rarely.
Drum roll, please, because you're going to have a hard time believing this... until you go on the 'net and see it's true:
For more than two hundred keywords and keyphrases, this particular student of Gerry Geller's NON-computer skills has achieved something called hyperdominance, and I hope when you see it yourself on your computer you will crack up laughing your ass off, because I promise you that you'll see something unprecedented and mind-blowing. I'm surprised it hasn't broken the internet, yuk yuk.
If you go, for example, to
http://SpectraVision.org
and stroll through that page hitting your space bar or DOWN PAGE, it will take you awhile; yet it's only one of more than 1,200 such "masterlinks" pages
First, let me give you a sample, before sharing the REALLY incredible news.
masters and millionaires
champions and billionaires
masters shortcuts
millionaires shortcuts
champions shortcuts
billionaires shortcuts
great shortcuts
greatest shortcuts
best shortcuts
success shortcuts
shortcuts of winners
healthiest website
healthiest web site
EyeCandy shortcuts
largest naturopathic website
Dr David Cohen
bodyscans
and, of course.........
MrShortcut
MisterShortcut
Longevity Path of Health
Longevity Path of Health
and literally hundreds and hundreds of others.
If you're asking whether to go to google.com or yahoo.com or aol.com or Iwon.com or alltheweb.com or altavista.com, etc., the answer is:
YES!
Believe it or not, you'll find the masters and millionaires websites hyperdominant at all of them. What does hyperdominant mean?
Well, it means you don't just look at the top ten or twenty. Not only are these sites in the Number One slot for more than two hundred keywords or keyphrases, it enjoys up to 98 percent..... of ALL the top ..... o n e .... t h o u s a n d.... listings for these keywords and keyphrases. Can you imagine?
Like it or not, a deal's a deal. Human events often come close to convincing me that there IS Nobody watching, or Watching. Nevertheless, if a man doesn't keep his word, his words won't keep him. So, I thought it best to invest that money into poor folks without letting much of anyone know. Misdirection was a skill developed under less beneficent circumstances.
Therefore, only 34 adults, all but one in the U.S., are receiving a personalized version of this letter. Those of you who know me personally, such as you, Gerry, need no introduction to the level of my production.
Two forms of your input will be both appreciated and appropriately recompensed; they are of equal value: either a half-million dollar line of credit for use within twelve business days of today, or a definitive "No" to eliminate any future regrets on my part.
The Idea
The Action
The Current result
The Idea:
To provide all humans with the fastest and most effective shortcuts used on a daily basis by masters, millionaires, champions and billionaires. To do so USING those self-same universal shortcuts, known as "PowerGems," in such a manner as to go beyond shattering records, setting entirely new standards. I fear that the success has so far exceeded any known human production that the major search engines may have to invest hugely to re-write all current and next-generation protocols. You're about to read numbers that have no precedent, and will not likely ever be matched. I hope you're sitting down for this.
Gerry, a personal note inserted here: you might well be surprised to know how much you personally have to do with the decisions that brought