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(embarrassing video) “My Godiva Room Goof Up…”

By JP Maroney | September 4, 2008

Don’t let this happen to you… I’m embarrassed to admit it!

Hey Friend,

In this latest video, I reveal one of my dumber (and costly) mistakes…

It’s my “shortest” video yet — but with 3 GREAT lessons!

Watch it now:

>>> http://www.jpmaroney.com/videos/godiva.html

TIP: … and don’t repeat what I did!

>>> http://www.jpmaroney.com/videos/godiva.html

This one’s a doozy!

Check it out,
JP

PS: If you’d like to post a comment about any of the videos — just click the link shown under the video and it’ll bring you directly back to my blog where you can share your feedback. (again, thanks…)

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JP Maroney aka "Mr. Monetizer" is a business growth strategist, author & speaker famous for his uncanny ability to help business owners remove limitations to their revenue growth and build multi-million dollar businesses. JP’s clients call him “the man with the Million-Dollar Midas Touch” … and Entrepreneur Magazine calls his methods “wildly generous.”

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2 Responses to “(embarrassing video) “My Godiva Room Goof Up…””

  1. Gerry Kenny Says:
    September 4th, 2008 at 5:08 am

    Hi JP,
    sadly you have reminded me of a similar event which happened to me. In the early eighties I had an idea to build a hybrid engine,and set about getting finance but I got knocked back by the banks. Disheartened I tried building it like the 57 chevy. about 2 months before I finished someone else built one similar and sold the rights to Toyota for a LOT of money, but I am not bitter, onwards and upwards. Looking back means you can not see where you are going.
    Thank you for the video I enjoyed it
    Gerry Kenny
    gerrykenny1@ntlworld.com

  2. Vickie Smith Says:
    September 5th, 2008 at 1:06 am

    I think placing a 4 yr old in a room with a bowl of chocolates is actually a pretty predictable scenario :) -speaking from experience as mom of 8.

    If I really pushed every idea I had that I thought was great, I’d never have time to be a good mom-my most important job. Yes I have to keep pressing forward and work as hard as possible in the time available but choosing your battles or “chosen” ideas and their timing is almost even more critical. I’m looking forward with anticipation to the time when my children are all school aged and I have a little more time and flexibility in pursuing my business and writing interests but I’m not waiting- just plugging forward and when the timing is right, Watch Out!
    vickie Smith
    http://www.arkessentials.com

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