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Hi Friend,
Since our recent publishing of this video and subsequent discussion in the members web conference many of our members have expressed an interest in reviewing the information we have on this subject, which is fairly substantial.
If you were one of those who expressed an interest, my apologies, because your email request got lost in the pile. I need to ask you to send your request again.
We're keeping this information close to the vest for security purposes and want to know who it goes out to. If you would like to access this info. Send an email to this address with 'Beat the Bankers' in the subject line.
Let me make an important suggestion, when you send any email to anyone, we should all be very particular about how we use the 'Subject Line' of the email.
Here's a quick tip to get your email lost and ignored almost immediately: just reply to a reply to a reply and never change the subject. That usually works in blending the email into the background landscape quite nicely. If the receiver has any volume of email, you have a pretty good chance yours might be overlooked.
Recently I asked members of the committees to reply to my email with a simple 'yes' or 'no' IN THE SUBJECT LINE if they could attend the scheduled meeting. Most people ignored the instructions and wrote their reply in the body of the email and the subject line could have been anything. This forced me to take the time to open the emails and read each one if I even did it at all. It doesn't sound like much, but when you're managing a big load, it is a big deal when you can save time, get to the point and keep running to keep up with demands.
I hope that helps you get the attention you deserve and streamlines your email management.
It will surely help me a great deal!
Thanks
Mark
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