It's working well right now.I like word games, reading, playing with my wife and baby (in different ways, of course), and I like gadgets (PDA's, laptops, etc.).I got my bachelor's degree via distance learning in less than a year's study time (and it's a real degree, regional accreditation and all).

Shane,Price sells, not gadgets.

:oops: I'm also motivated by how much free time I could be having and how many cool gadgets I could have.

They are consistently coming to work talking about all the latest gadgets and things they buy spending thousands of dollars.

Thanks for the welcome....I sell all sorts of home gadgets the best thing Ive put into a home yet is called Sonos....Incredible home music server system thats inexpensive and allows the homeowner to play 2million songs from the rhapsody server..My dad and I have an office building in San Bernidino, Ca.

However, it shouldn't be such a reach to be able to remotely control this gadget.

If I go out and charge $5k on my credit card for a gadget, I have just committed to working at my job for X number of weeks to pay for that gadget.

It seems like we're seeing more and more posts from newbies that have spent thousands (even tens of thousands) of dollars on courses, bootcamps, mentoring, and gadgets and they still haven't done a deal!

(Try this its easy and you get food, wax and medicine for free) Every phone, land line or cell, I ever use is a flat rate unlimited plan.I stopped printing and save everything digitally, you can even get digital signatures on your documents though I haven't started using it yet I have been researching it.AND when ever anybody wants me to do something that cost money,seminars,MLMs new gadgets, telemarketing stuff of any kind,I just say no.

An age-old gadget of sorts that simply keeps one dry when the rain pours, the umbrella is actually seen as a nice metaphor for a one-stop shop in the business realm.