Writer and director Andrew Stanton gave a TED talk titled: “The Clues To A Great Story”. So, who is Andrew Stanton? If you’ve raised children in the last 20 years, very likely you have seen his films. Andrew Stanton works for a company called Pixar. Stanton wrote all three Toy Stories, Finding Nemo and Wall-E. To say he knows story is the understatement of a lifetime.
In his TED talk, Stanton said: “All well-drawn characters have a spine. A dominant unconscious goal that they are striving for. An itch they can’t scratch. He then describes the “spine” of several characters. Marlin’s, the father was to prevent harm. Michael Corleone, Al Pacino’s character in The Godfather, his spine was to please his father. The most striking example was Woody from Toy Story. Woody’s was to do what was best for his child owner.
Take some time and think of your spine. What gets you out of bed in the morning:
- Maybe your spine is that you don’t want to settle for “average”, you may want the vacation house or the Mercedes Convertible.
- Maybe your spine is to prove the naysayers wrong and actually succeed beyond their wildest dreams.
- Maybe your spine is to bust out of the Dilbert cube 9-to-5 and finally be the master of your own destiny.
What if there was a system that allowed you to make commissions as large as $4,000 monthly by simply placing ads? A system that would:
- Allow you to spend less time working and more time with the loved ones you work for?
- Bring financial security to you and your family
What if I told you the system is just a few clicks away?
Russel Brunson has the same spine you have. To scratch his itch he created a system that made him millions and he wants to share it with you. All you need to do is place ads on sites like Facebook and Craigslist and then Russel and his system will take of the rest for you.
There’s no:
- Phone calls
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Russel will even set you up with your very own coach who will train you one-on-one so you can do what is best for your loved ones.
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