And thanks for the “biz op” advice, I’m taking care of it now.

Have a safe trip back.

SBJ
http://www.snowboardjohn.com

The sparring between you, Frank and Ed was fun, the info excellent.

We’re signed up to your more-than-generous seminar insider’s offer!

It really is a crazy amazing opportunity given your expertise.

Thanks again and all the best

bec and john

“Throw some shrimp on the barbie”, I`ll be seeing you in
Australia.

Kindest Regards
Chris Peterson
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No joke, those guys rock with everything they do. Like you, if I were attending the seminar and had the chance to sped time with them, I’d put a hole in the side of their heads and suck out every money-making marketing tip, and strategy, I could find.

Hey man, have a great trip.

Darrell Price

I’m sorry I missed the Sept Underachievers and I’ll probably be sorry to miss this one too. Hope John fills us in when (if) he gets back.

If I was going for this event I’d just stay the rest of December–make the jet lag worth it.

First time in our country eh?

Just a few words of caution…

1. Watch out for the drop bears - huge things a bit like koalas on crack that drop out of trees and gouge your head out with their huge claws.

2. The snakes here aren’t all friendly like your rattlers in the US.

What sort of self respecting snake lets you know it’s about by shaking its noisy arse?

No our snakes will just bite you and leave you to die.

Nasty buggers so keep a look out.

3. Contrary to popular belief our beaches are not all filled with sharks.

That’s just pure bullshit.

Everyone knows the sharks were all eaten long ago by the crocodiles (down here we call them “salties” - short for saltwater crocs.)

4. Be very cautious about any animal or activity described with an “ie” on the end of it. It will probably kill you.

For that matter it’s best just to assume that everything here can kill you.

We have deadly box jellyfish, deadly snakes, deadly spiders, deadly octopus, deadly stonefish, deadly scorpions, we even have toads that will kill you if you eat them.

So all in all a great place for a holiday.

If you make it up to tropical Cairns let me know and I’ll be happy to show you the sites - if you live that long.

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

I met you briefly in SD. If you are coming all the way down to Australia then you MUST Discover the Secrets of Sydney.

It is glorious at this time of the year and is one of the most beautiful cities visually in the world, and we have an incredible outdoor lifestyle. Amazing food, wine and beaches.

Melbourne & Sydney are very different in look & feel - and then there is Queensland - Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Port Douglas; which is different again!

If you make it, I recommend you stay near Circular Quay as it’s a good ‘central’ base for taking in the delights of the city.

Caro

I only know you through your writing, but I know this
much, You’re gonna love it in Australia - and check out the
Fiji Islands when you fly over them…

I was in Melbourne in Jan of 05 to watch my sister play bball
in the Deaflympic games…After two weeks in Melbourne,
Ballarat, Werribee, and seeing the 12 Apostles, I almost didn’t
come back to the states

Stuart,
your country rocks, and it was your mates in Melbourne
that made my stay there so much fun. When I get back to
Australia, I’ll head out to Queensland…