He’s won the Tour de France twice and when he was a boy he didn’t even have a road bike.

To begin with he trained on a mountain bike.

Lesson 1 – use what you’ve got and stop whinging about circumstances.

He quickly progressed to a road bike and realized he needed to do some hills training.

But he lived in South Africa and there were no hills.

You know what he did?

He rode around pulling down the brakes on his bike to simulate hill-climbing.

Lesson 2 – do what is difficult and hard and what others won’t so you can achieve what others can’t.

So:-

While most newbies will shy away from making decisions which feel uncomfortable…

While most newbies will try not to put themselves in a situation which feels weird or scary…

While most newbies won’t face their fear and will instead run away and hide in forums and on Facebook…

The successful newbies

(who go on to become rich online entrepreneurs)

Recognize their fears and address them head on.

This is you.

Yes I know you want to go to Edinburgh.

Yes you recognize the value of me setting everything up for you.

And yes you recognize the value of getting my entire strategy which makes me $1.1M per year.

And yes;

You’re scared about coming.

I get it.

There are costs involved.

There’s organization involved.

You need to travel.

But trust me – you need to do this.

So listen to your gut, listen to your heart, book your ticket and grab a place right now;

http://michaelcheney.com/go/the-room/

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