(I have to add I left out a lot of repetitive drama...cops were at my place of business, where this house is located...seven times)Years later I had another tenant try the same stuff...story for another day!

Sorry to be repetitive here, but I am not an attorney, so make sure you get a legal expert to structure your deal.

Success is boring, success takes consistency and repetition.

A long term business model requires a great TOM which requires repetitive media/messages so that when needed our service is recognized.

I was following along with this post until about the 6th page because things started to get pretty repetitive.

I was just saying that rather than be repetitive here, other threads already have this debate so one should reference them, that's all.

Direct mail has to be repetitive over time and I spent my budget on a "golden letters" campaign (on the advise from some dinosaur at my market center whose "mastermind" classes I will never attend again), didn't have budget or writer's cramp resistance to keep up with that over time. 

If you want to get good at something however, you must do it in repetition.

I read the book and I found it to be poorly written, incredibly repetitive, lacking anything resembling real advice. 

But since both my husband and I have gotten injured from our day jobs (carpal tunnel and repetitive strain) at ages 27 & 22, we've realized this is not what we want to be doing for the rest of our lives.