You tap the screen a couple of times.

Another trade is opened.

You put your phone down for a few minutes and return your attention to the television. As the minutes pass, you check to see how things are going.

The green figure on your phone is increasing, £5… £10… £15…

You go back to the television for a few more minutes.

You check the screen again, the movement has been good. The green figure is now at £35.

You tap the screen to make a couple of changes.

You put your phone down again and go back to the television.

The news headlines flash across the screen.

‘Energy prices are set to rise again.’

‘Food prices are increasing.’

‘Supermarkets are now restricting the sale of specific items.’

‘Tens of thousands more people are expected to struggle with the price increases.’

You check your phone again. The green figure is now at £50.

The movement appears to be slowing down… you tap the screen and bank the profits.

You have another look at the figures in the list, you see another big mover, you do the quick check to see if you are happy; you are.

Quickly you tap the screen a couple of times and enter another trade.

You put the phone down again and wander off to the kitchen to make another brew.

Five minutes later you return to your chair with a cuppa and a few all butter shortbread fingers.

You put the tea and biscuits down onto the small round table next to your chair and drop back into your chair. You pick up your phone to see how things are. The green figure is at £9.50.

A quick scan at a chart shows that the movement is stalling; you decide to bank the £9.50 and call it a day.

You put the phone down onto the table at your side, pick up your cup and one of your all butter shortbread fingers and start dunking it into your brew as you lean back into your chair ready to watch Phil Schofield and Holly Willoughby on This Morning

It’s not quite 10am and you have already banked £84.50.

Sounds like a good morning, don’t you agree?

Well, maybe not the part about watching Phil and Holly on This Morning, I’d happily pass on that. But I wouldn’t say no to a brew and a few all butter shortbread fingers.

Who doesn’t love an all butter shortbread finger?

Who wouldn’t love to make £84.50 from the comfort of their favourite arm chair using just their phone while enjoying a brew and a few biccies?

Kate Davies does this each morning before going to work.

She makes money using just her phone and one specific app.

The only difference is that she does it while working out in her home gym.

Instead of troughing on all butter shortbread fingers, she is on the treadmill working them off from the night before.

Other than, she does everything else that was mentioned.

Using her phone, she checks one specific app looking for movement, when she sees it, she taps her screen a few times then puts her phone down and goes and does some exercises.

Between exercises she checks her phone to see how much she has made and if she needs to bank the profits.

Sometimes she banks the profits and looks for other signs of movement so that she can do it again. Other times she leaves them to run into bigger profits and checks back later.

She does this before going to work.

What’s more… the money she makes is all tax free.

Wanting to help people navigate through the covid pandemic and lockdowns of 2020, Kate put everything she does into a comprehensive manual.

This manual is also going to be a great help for those now trying to maintain a decent life during this current cost-of-living crisis.

In the manual she outlines what to look for, when to make your move and when to bank your profits.

To discover how you can bank tax free money before Phil and Holly appear on your television, go to:

Kate Davis’ Treadmill Trader

Kind regards

John Harrison

PS… This really is one of those ‘teaching a man to fish’ systems. Once you know what to do, you can pull money out of the markets each and every month for years to come.

And remember, it’s TAX FREE!

Here’s that link again:

Kate Davis’ Treadmill Trader

The military also don’t get involved with proving or disproving whether someone is telling the truth or not.

If someone pretends to have been a serving in a specific place which is deemed classified and not actually a ‘real’ place, as with the case of Area 51, they are not going to waste resources trying to prove that what he said is a load of old baloney as it would draw unnecessary attention to that area and subject.

Somewhere there would be evidence that Charles James Hall worked in the military during that specific period. But if he was actually serving in a place that didn’t ‘exist’, that specific information may not be available.

For all we know, the weather station may be classified, but the rest is untrue and cannot be proven or disproven in anyway.

Who would want to waste time trying to argue with a guy who made up stories of aliens?

Anyway, the point of this is that whether Charles James Hall is telling the truth and has actually spent time in and around aliens in the heart of the US desert, he has carved himself a nice career as an author and speaker.

People pay him to talk about his time around those aliens.

There are documentaries about him which interview him and sometimes his wife. Millions of people have read his books and watched those documentaries.

It’s safe to safe, whether they exist or not, the aliens he writes about have paid him well.

The Charles James Hall story is a fascinating – albeit a bizarre – one.

So, the question is this… could you (and do you have the gall or balls) to fabricate an alien story similar to this?

It could easily make you a lot of money.

You just need to look at the success of Ray Santilli and Gary Shoefield who in 1993 released the ‘alien autopsy’ video they ‘recreated’ based on actual footage they ‘say’ they were given while buying rare Elvis Presley footage from an American camera man, (who apparently worked for the US Army at Roswell, New Mexico, the scene of an alleged crashed UFO) for a documentary they were supposedly making.

They claim that while watching the ‘real’ footage of the alien autopsy that was filmed after the Roswell incident, the film began to degrade as it went through the projector due to it being exposed to light and air for the first time in 40 odd years… yeah, right!

Because the film was damaged, they set about recreating what they saw for posterity and to show the world what ‘really’ happened.

Their story was made into a comedy film, Alien Autopsy, starring Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – best known as the gruesome twosome, And & Dec.

When sharing stories of alien involvement, you could come under a lot of scrutiny from Ufolgists, the media and possibly the authorities, but you can also make good money.

People today, still talk about Travis Walton who was allegedly abducted by aliens in 1975 and disappeared for five days before mysteriously reappearing. Travis’ story was made into the 1993 film Fire In The Sky. Incidentally, Travis made a cameo appearance in the film.

The alleged UFO crash at Roswell in 1947 is still talked about in documentaries and books.

Why?

People love this stuff… and when a large number of people love something, there is money to be made.

It’s something to think about.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… To learn how to create and sell your own ‘alien’ based eBooks and digital products from your own fully automated passive income system click the link below:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

One ‘link sharer’ who is doing incredible well offers his own ‘extra bonuses’ that do not come with the products he is promoting.

By offering these extra bonuses he is making the product more attractive to the potential buyer who now gets more for his money.

It also stops people who are interested in buying a specific product from going off and looking for it elsewhere.

Sometimes these bonuses are nothing more than an eBook, a video or maybe a combination of both. These can be easily created or sourced.

For example, let’s say that you are promoting a product which pays you £500 in commissions, paying someone £100 to write you a report or create a video or two to go with it as a bonus is not a bad investment if it helps you to generate several sales.

Is it?

If you make them yourself, the only cost then is to your time.

When link sharing, you should be growing an email list or a following so that you can share more links with those who have already bought from you or have shown an interested in what you offer. You don’t want to rely on just people passing by.

Finding products to promote is easy enough.

Affiliate networks such as JVZoo, Clickbank and WarriorPlus are excellent places to find products to promote. Once you have an account and you get your own unique links, you can start sharing them far and wide.

As I say, the best thing to do would be to have your own website where you can add the links along with product details and bonuses, and where you can also grow your own email list so that you can promote more products to those who are interested.

Sharing links via email is one of the best ways to make money, and it is one of the easiest too. It has been tried and tested for many years, and it is how I and many others make thousands of pounds in sales each month.

If you would like to know more, my free eBook on email marketing is still available.

This is your last chance as I will not be giving it away for quite some time.

You can get it here:

Free Email Marketing EBook

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… Writing and sending a daily email to a good sized list is like having your own cash machine. When you send an email promoting a product, you can expect money to come in. You only need a handful of sales a day or even just a handful of sales a week of premium priced products and you are making a decent amount of money each month.

Get your copy here before it’s too late:

Free Email Marketing EBook

Everyone has an idea of causality and that when you say and do something, it will create a specific response and reaction, but very few people try to be mindful of it daily and prevent problems arising by avoiding saying and doing the wrong things.

Far too many dramas in people’s lives happen because they say and do things without thinking about the consequences first. Most dramas could be prevented by a little upfront thinking

Say what only needs to be said at a time it needs saying, do only what needs doing at a time it needs doing.

If saying or doing something is not going to be beneficial to you at that time, don’t do it.

It also pays to be aware of who you are talking to as well.

Saying something to one person can be received differently than if you said it to another. If you are not sure how they will react, don’t say anything that isn’t necessary.

Effective communication helps prevent big problems from happening. Knowing what not to say is as important as knowing what to say and when to say it.

Effective communication is vital when it comes to making money. Knowing what makes people ‘tick’ and how to say the right things to them at the right time in the right order can put a lot of money in your bank.

Whether people like to admit it or not, they are easily manipulated through the use of words.

As with the example with Nolly, the producer telling the man in charge that she was difficult and a pain motivated him to take action… even though it wasn’t the right action because the show was nothing without her.

Being able to effectively communicate with customers with the written word is one of the best paid skills to have; it is also one of the easiest jobs to do.

A simple sales letter can take an hour or two to write yet it can earn you £1,200 or more.

It isn’t skill that separates the highest paid copywriters from the lowest paid… it is the clients they work for.

Find the right client and you will be paid more and work less.

To discover how you can earn thousands of pounds writing simple sales letters and emails, go to:

One Letter From Retirement

Kind regards

John Harrison

PS… Copywriting is nothing more than the successful communication of an idea or product to other people. You just need to know what words to use, where and when to use them, plus what not to say and why.

In One Letter From Retirement, I show you exactly how to successfully and effectively communicate your ideas and products.

Here’s that link again:

One Letter From Retirement

Today money is mostly used for the exchange, and that is where the value comes in.

As I say, value is subjective and relative. Two items can have completely different values to two different people.

To a starving lumberjack, a loaf of bread is incredibly valuable, but to the baker it is worth pennies.

The baker, who needs wood for his ovens, would find the stack of fire wood the lumberjack has, very valuable whereas to the starving lumberjack, it has little value at that time.

To the person receiving, the value is greater than what they pay for it. When you can do that, when you can give someone more value than what the pay, you can make a lot of money.

You may give them a lot of value for the money they give you, but as strange as it seems, they actually give you more value back than what you gave them in the first place… from a personal point of view that is.

Using the modern online video training course as an example, a person may pay you £497 to access a series of videos which helps them to earn an extra £20,000 a year.

That money is life changing. It may even save one or two people’s lives.

Those videos are more valuable to them than the £497 they paid you.

To you, the course that you sell for £497 is an extension of what you know and took a day to create and get online, is worth less than the £497 someone has paid you to access it.

Value is determined by how much a person needs the product or item.

Their perception of what the product can do for them is a big factor on how someone values a product.

To a person wandering a desert loss and about to drop from hunger and thirst, they would happily pay a kingdom for a bottle of water, a sandwich and a lift to the nearest town.

Before you email me saying that I am encouraging people to take kingdoms from desperate and vulnerable people, I am not. I am merely pointing out how people determine the value of things.

If you do insist on taking a dying man’s kingdom in exchange for a bottle of water and a sandwich, that says a lot about you as a person.

He may willingly pay it, but that doesn’t mean that it is right to take it. Half of his kingdom perhaps… Joking! 😊

People today may not desperately need water or food – well, looking at the shelves in the local supermarkets here in Britain, it might soon be the case – but they do desperately need life changing information.

Information can have a higher value because it helps people to change their lives as in the previous example of the video course priced at £497.

Water will stop a dehydrated man from dying.

Food will stop a starving woman from dying.

Information will help a poor and struggling person to leave poverty and struggling behind.

Information can help a person change jobs and current circumstances which for many people can actually save their lives.

Even if it doesn’t actually save a person’s life, to someone whose life has been changed for the better after purchasing specific information, it will feel like it has.

Selling information is a fantastic way to make money, people have been doing it for hundreds of years, and they will be doing it for many more years to come.

If you would like a slice of that multi-billion dollar pie, go to:

The 30 Day To 30K Challenge

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… There are no limits to how many information products you can create and sell.

A portfolio of products means you have a greater opportunity to earn more. Sell premium priced products and you can make more money selling less.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To 30K Challenge

From the bottom looking up, it looks daunting, long and high up into the clouds.

But it can be done when you focus on one step at a time.

You focus only on putting one foot in front of the other and repeating it as you steadily make your way up the mountain.

You know where you want to go and what you want to achieve, but as soon as you start, your attention is on doing each step as you go along.

You don’t think of step 97, or step 197, you focus on step 1 followed by step 2 and then step 3 until you reach the top.

If making £100,000 meant having to make 1,031 sales of a £97 product, you focus on the first sale, then the second and then the third etc.

Don’t get ahead of yourself wanting the big money.

This is what leads to failure for most people.

Impatience and focusing on the big money is damaging to a person’s future success.

When someone wants to earn £100,000 in a year, me telling them to ‘focus on the fist £1’ will often be met with…

‘Pfffft! One lousy pound? It’s not worth it, I want £100,000. £1 is not going to get me £100,000 fast.’

But it will.

It will give you confidence, it will reinforce the idea that you can make money online and that you can scale and grow.

Confidence is incredibly powerful.

When you know that you can do something and that you can scale it, then you are able to focus on making  the next £10, £100 or more.

Make your first sale.

Make your first £1.

Start small, and then grow big.

In the past I have talked about growing an investment by a specific percentage a day.

1% of £100 is £1.

If you were to successfully make 1% per day for a whole year starting with just £100, with compounding you will have £3,816.13 by the end of the year.

Continue for a second year and you will have £144,186.38, which is incredible.

That is without any money taken out in taxes, expenses and includes an unrealistic 100% success rate, but it shows that from little acorns mighty oaks grow.

Starting small doesn’t mean that you can’t or won’t grow big.

Have the big amount in mind, write it down on a piece of paper and have it close so you can see it regularly, but focus on doing what needs to be achieved first.

Grow the seedling, climb the stairs.

If you want to grow your own six-figure-a-year income, I have drawn up a step-by-step plan that will help you, as long as you follow it to the letter….

And the good news is… you can start without spending a penny of your own money.

How To Build A Six-Figure-A-Year Income Without Spending A Penny Of Your Own Money!

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS… Once you have this up and running correctly, it can reward you with an automated passive income for many years.

Here’s that link again:

How To Build A Six-Figure-A-Year Income Without Spending A Penny Of Your Own Money!

Another way of looking at it is that to make £100,000 a year, you need to make £274 each day.

£274 a day gives you £100,010.

It’s doable, you just need to figure out what it is that you are going to do to make £274 each day.

Are you going to sell products and services?

Or is there another way that you can generate £274 a day?

Trading and gambling could give you £274 a day, but to do that consistently and comfortably, you would need a pretty hefty trading bank to start with.

Most traders use between 1% and 10% of their trading bank.

To make £274 a day using 10% of your available bank; you’d need that bank to be £2,740 to start with.

If that sounds a little risky, you could run a subscription based membership instead and have people pay you a monthly fee to access specific information or content.

You would only need 86 people paying £97 per month to hit your £100,000 goal.

How hard can it be to find between 100 and 1,100 customers a year out of the several billion that use the internet daily?

I’d say not very.

In the article below:

How To Build A Six-Figure-A-Year Income Without Spending A Penny Of Your Own Money!

I have drawn up a step-by-step plan that will grow you a six-figure-a-year business if you follow it to the letter…. And you can start without spending a penny of your own money.

A plan is the one thing most unsuccessful people are missing. Without a plan, success is hard to reach.

Like trying to drive to a town you have never been to before without a map or satnav, if you don’t know what route to take, you will never get there.

As with everything in life, success comes to those who stick with it and don’t give up at the first hurdle.

I’m more than sure that you are not a quitter, am I right?

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS… Once you have this up and running correctly, it can reward you with an automated passive income for many years.

Here’s that link again:

How To Build A Six-Figure-A-Year Income Without Spending A Penny Of Your Own Money!

When a person is struggling that much, they need to do something… even if that is to take a step back and have a good long look for solutions.

It said that she was working as a freelancer which can be very lucrative… when you find the right paying clients.

Plus, as a work-from-home freelancer who is no stranger to creating content, she is in a fantastic opportunity to create her own digital products.

In the past I have mentioned several people who have created their own digital products such as eBooks and made tens of thousands of pounds extra.

That could be a fantastic way for her to make some extra money. At least she wouldn’t be left with just 25 pence at the end of the week.

The great thing about digital products such as eBooks and online video courses is that they can be hosted online with a ‘Buy Now’ button and they can be bought by anyone from anywhere at any time of the day and night.

You do not need to do anything once it is online other than enjoy the money coming in.

The other thing she could do while working from as a content creator, is grow an email list.

Whenever you sell a digital product you have the opportunity to collect the buyer’s email details and add it to a list of buyers to which you can offer other products.

She could also give away a series of free reports to build an email list.

Having your own email list gives you a fantastic opportunity to make money regularly.

As you know, I have talked about this quite a bit in the past, and the reason for that is that it works.

Having a large list of subscribers to which you can send regular emails is powerful and a great (and easy) way to earn money.

If you would like to know more, my free eBook on email marketing is still available. I shall take the page down soon so get it before it is gone.

You can get it here:

Free Email Marketing EBook

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… When you combine building an email list with creating your own digital products, you can earn a serious amount of money.

It is how we, and many others, make a lot of money.

It’s the one business model that most people overlook, yet it is one of the most effective and profitable.

Get your copy here before it’s too late:

Free Email Marketing EBook

I’m sure you are in no position to rob a bank – you’d be lucky to find one open on your high street these days – and I wouldn’t personally advise it as a course of action.

In truth, there are very few ways to get a lot of money fast when you really need it.

Fortunately, it is also rare that you will need to suddenly find large sums of money such as £25,000 or over.

Any major sudden expense is likely to be below £10,000… which for most people is still a hefty sum of money.

When things go wrong, such as the central heating going up the spout, or the car being written off in a crash and you need to buy a new one fast, do you have the money available to simply deal with it there and then?

If you needed £5,000 or £10,000 fast, what would you do?

It’s a scary thought, and I hope that it motivates you to realise that the best answer would be…

To already have that money available to you in a bank account!

I’ve talked before about rainy day funds. I prefer to call them F*** Off Funds because they allow you to tell people and problems to f*** off fast when they happen.

If you don’t already have a spare £10,000 sitting safely somewhere that you can turn to at a time of emergency, then I suggest that you start to build one as soon as you can.

In Desperate Measures, when Rowan attempted to skip town with Finn, she was heading to her sisters to stay for a while.

That too had me thinking… if something bad happened and you needed to ‘escape’ or were forced to spend time in a hotel or rent a home somewhere, do you have the money to hand to cover an unexpected and extended stay somewhere?

Having money gives you security and a peace of mind you cannot appreciate fully until you need it.

When your car needs £500 worth of unforeseen work on it and you are a couple of hundred left from exceeding your overdraft limit with three weeks still to go before getting paid your wages, it is an unpleasant and worrying time.

It’s a nightmare position to be in when you need your car but can’t afford to pay for the work needed.

But when you have £10,000 in your bank account… you can get the work done there and then, apart from a slight annoyance that you’ve had to pay £500 for repairs, you are still in a comfortable position with good peace of mind.

They say that money can’t buy you happiness, but it can really help to prevent anxiety, worry, and stress from taking over… which according to those who study ‘happiness’ itself, are the opposite states of mind to happiness.

So… it seems that having access to a large amount of money whenever you need it, can keep you happy.

If you don’t yet have your own f*** off fund and want to start building one today, the best option would be to start a second income stream.

One which will allow you to make money that you don’t touch – or at least not all of it – and put aside to allow it to grow.

One income stream that can cost you next to nothing to get started is to create and publish your own digital products.

Digital products can cost nothing to create – if you do it yourself, can cost very little to host on a website, and people can buy them at any time of the day and night for many years.

What’s even better is that the sales are processed automatically.

You don’t need to do anything other than enjoy the money when it is deposited into your bank.

Well, ok, you will need to show people your products and where they can find them, but that can all be done quite easily and for free.

One digital product has the potential to earn you thousands of pounds.

Nearly all of the products we have sold over the years have earned at least £30,000.

That’s more than enough for a decent sized emergency fund, wouldn’t you agree?

To learn more, click the link below.

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… There are no limits to how many products you can create and sell. A portfolio of products means you have a greater opportunity to earn more. Sell premium priced products and you can make more money selling less.

Here’s that link again:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

£1.92 is such a small amount; there are many ways to make that kind of money.

If the couple in question set themselves a target of just £10 a day Monday to Friday, they would make an extra £2,600 which would go nicely towards holidays, dreaded insurances and other expenses.

If they aimed to make £100 a week, that would be a nice £5,200 extra for the year.

There are a lot of ways to make just £100 a week. Many of them can be done from home online.

I know that this couple are not overly technically minded, well the husband likes to dabble but the wife avoids modern technology at all costs.

She prefers to moan about it and use the excuse that they are in the ‘70s’ and so people should accept that they are not good with modern technology.

I have a problem with that attitude due to the fact that a lot of our customers are of a similar age and they haven’t let age stop them.

Many of them have embraced modern technology and the internet. They have chosen to thrown themselves into learning as much of it as they can.

They happily do it.

Age most certainly does not stop a lot of our customers, and so it annoys me a little when I hear others saying that it does.

It says more about that person individually rather than a whole generation… but that is a discussion for another day.

Ok, so let’s say that you want to make £100 a week, which is just £25 a day.

You can sell items that add up to £25, or you can sell one item which gives you £25 profit, or you can sell one item which is higher priced and covers the full £100 or even the monthly £400 in one fell swoop.

One example I can give, which I know isn’t going to be for everyone, and that is the live online training session.

Today there is a copywriter who is giving a live training session on how to ‘critique’ other people’s copy and create an extra income stream from their copywriting skills.

The price of the session is £100 or £50 if you are on his email list and use the discount code he emails out.

He only needs four people to pay him £100 or eight paying him £50 to make the monthly goal of £400.

He regularly holds live sessions. I’m sure he makes several thousand pounds a month from them.

Now that may not be for everyone, but live training sessions can be about anything and everything really.

I’ve seen artists giving paid lessons on how to paint with water colours; it doesn’t just have to be about online marketing or copywriting.

Another way to make extra money is through writing.

There are people who get paid to write articles, emails and reports for clients online.

They write using Google Docs or Microsoft Word and when they are finished they either email them a link to the document, email the document itself, or upload it to a shared folder like Dropbox.

They do this from the comfort of their own homes at a time that suits them, and depending on who they are writing for, one or two articles could earn them £400 or more.

Usually an article or email can earn around £30 to £50, but like I say, it depends on who you write for.

Another way to earn £100 a week is to use a horse racing system.

One that has proven overtime to win more than it loses giving a decent profit.

One such system is System 903.

Instead of people buying from you, with a horse racing system you ‘win’ the money from them.

Basically, they willingly give it to you without you giving them anything for it.

The reason this system is named System 903 is because it can generate around £903 a week in tax free profits… more than enough to cover those dreaded travel insurance costs and other annoying bills.

It is simple enough to do, can be done from the comfort of your sofa on your smartphone, and there is very little to learn.

The only other thing you may need is a notepad and a pen to do some basic arithmetic, but you could do that on your smartphone too if you wish.

To discover how you too could make £903 a week, click the link below:

System 903

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Please note; there are only 250 copies of System 903 available and numbers are dwindling. Once they’re gone, they’re gone. No more will be printed after the last one has been sold.

Here’s that link again:

System 903