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The Million Dollar Question is What Would You do With the Money?

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Hi Guys

Listen to this Excerpt from My Special Internet Millionaires Report

 

I’ve just realised that my video didn’t load properly on my Special Report (I don’t think I can embed videos PDF, can I?) Anyway, for those of you who have already downloaded the report, you can ignore the funny little error button and listen to my miliion dollar answers here.

And for those of you who haven’t yet downloaded a copy, here’s a sneaky preview of what it contains AND a chance to hear my dulcet tones! 

This is my first screen capture video, and I know the sound quality is a bit choppy, but I’ll fix that for next time.

Hope you enjoy it and it makes you think!

So please, drop me a comment and let me know what you would do with your millions?  This could be very interesting.

Cheers

Jaycee

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10 Responses to "The Million Dollar Question is What Would You do With the Money?"

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    SallyNo Gravatar
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    June 28, 2010 at 8:26 pm

    Hey Jaycee

    I love hearing your voice it makes me smile :)

    It was nice to imagine having a million dollars,even if just for a short time.

    You didn’t mention, that after writing down your third thing, you actually went up on the stage and shared them with the whole of the summit attendees!

    I was really proud of you, we all were.

    You never know, if that lotto ticket comes up you may be a millionaire sooner that you think!

    If I had a million, I could help so many people I care about, just need to make that million then I can share the love,

    Byeeeee Sally :)
    Sally´s last blog ..Is Social Media FAB or a FADMy ComLuv Profile

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      JayceeNo Gravatar says:
      June 28, 2010 at 11:05 pm

      Hey Sally

      You’re right – although I did mention it in the ebook. I think I may re-record the video, so it is a bit clearer and then I can add that point about sharing on stage. That was good actually, because I made at least 3 good contacts after that, when people came to chat to me afterwards. and one of them may result in working with young people in singing and dance, cool eh?

      Jaycee

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    LouisNo Gravatar
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    July 1, 2010 at 9:55 am

    Hey Jaycee,

    First time I got to hear your voice. Cute …

    You sure have given some thoughts about the million dollar and what you will do with it. And good to see you are thinking of others in it also.

    I think mine would be to pay off my new house to give my mother a secure environment once she retires very soon. After would be to help my sister travel a bit. After that I think I will help pay off my brothers debt. Then I will help one of my best friends pay off his house. Then the rest will be on me.

    Believe me when I tell you that I have spent a lot of my time putting others before me.

    I have not finished reading your report as yet but I will do so soon, and will let you know what I think.

    BTW. I have made some interesting discoveries on one of my top ranked sites that I recently showed on my blog. Be sure to read it so that you don’t make the same mistake I made in this.

    Take Care

    Louis

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      JayceeNo Gravatar says:
      July 1, 2010 at 12:22 pm

      Hi Louis

      Sorry about the poor sound quality, I think my ‘bit-speed’ or something isn’t right. Its just such a pain to re-record something you’ve already done (now I know how actors feel!)

      I’m not really exceptionally self-less, actually, my recording reflected an exercise that the motivational speaker gave us to do – and he set those 4 parameters of ‘benefitting others’ for us – I just picked who would be the particular ones to benefit/what hobby/ambition I had.

      And as I said in the book, I got picked to go up on stage and share this, so that was cool. Won a lottery ticket as a result that may help me to fulfill these goals – and the ticket still has 6 weeks left to run!

      Glad to hear the great philanthropic things you will do with your $1m – sounds like you are a real nice guy. 8)

      I’ll go check out your blog and leave a comment.

      Thanks for your support over here.

      Jaycee

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    Anna HallerNo Gravatar
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    July 1, 2010 at 2:16 pm

    Hey Jaycee,

    I thought I had commented on this post? Must have been the other one, was too busy reading your report which was awesome by the way!! I really enjoyed it and got a lot of useful tips that I will definitely use so thank you for that.

    I’m having trouble viewing the video at the moment but will check it out because I want to hear your voice too.

    So what would I do with a million dollars? I would actually invest in my online business as I know that if I have good help and I leverage myself than my profits will grow exponentially. I would also open a couple of businesses here (I currently have 5 ideas on businesses to open up here in the Philippines) which would result in helping a lot of people here and I will pay them well too. I would have fun day Sunday with all of my employees where we would have a huge feast and they would invite all of their family and we will all laugh and play and be merry. I also want to open up a recreation type center here in the Philippines to tutor the youth after school and also do sports to keep them active.

    There’s more on that list but that is what I would like to do immediately when I get my hands on $1M or more. Noticed I said when because I truly believe I will have $1M. Do you?

    Anna

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      JayceeNo Gravatar says:
      July 1, 2010 at 3:19 pm

      Anna

      I want to be at that feast, too! Sounds jolly!

      Yes, I DO believe I will hae a $1m. Strange, but true. A pastor friend of ours once said, whilst sat across a table from us at a Nigerian wedding – “You Guys, ” meaning my husband and I, “Are Going to be wealthy; you’re going to be millionaires.”

      Another friend then said, “Oh, you see it to? I’ve been telling them that.”

      That was 2years ago and it was a real encouragement to us.

      This is so cool, because I think there is a whole group of us guys on the Alex Jeffreys training that are destined for greatness – there is just so much raw talent and positive vibes amongst us. Not only that, but Alex himself models that – having known from an early age that he was going to be rich – he just sensed it, he said.

      Anna, your visions for helping others in the Philippines is so admirable, and I echo those goals.

      With you all the way, my sister (daughter :) )

      Jaycee

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    Glyn LaffertyNo Gravatar says:
    July 4, 2010 at 4:17 pm

    Hey Jaycee,

    You told me in a PM in the forum that you had a great talking voice and you where bang on there. I should have had you do the voice for my product video’s.

    You certainly have that first million sorted out now it’s time to push ahead and get it which I know you can.

    So what would I do with a million dollars. well I’d probably pay off any debts that my friends and family have after that I’d buy a boat and live on it near the canary islands where there is sun all year round.

    The rain is hammering down here today again would you believe it.

    Great vid Jaycee

    Glyn

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      JayceeNo Gravatar says:
      July 4, 2010 at 6:53 pm

      Hi Glyn

      Thanks. I must find out how much people charge for voiceovers? :)
      Sounds like you have the first $1m tied up yourself! Good on ya’ for helping your friends etc. Hope you do get your dreamboat an fun in the sun!

      Speak soon

      Jaycee

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    Rick ByrdNo Gravatar
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    July 16, 2010 at 12:44 pm

    Jaycee:

    I just had a chance to watch the videos…WOW! Awesome job girl!

    168 hours…not that is not fun. But I gotta tell ya that you did great and I learned a lot. I am jealeous that you guys were able to attend such a great event.

    Truly, you did an awesome job and It sounds like you learned a lot about creating, editing and downloading videos during this whole process.

    You definitely deserved that glass of bubbly…maybe even two or three glasses.

    Keep up the great work!

    - Rick

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