Our trip to Ireland continues.
Fortunately the UK Ash Cloud will not delay our return home. (Even though Ireland is fantastic and cannot wait to bring my family here.)
Here are the continuing adventures and some internet marketing lessons.
Let’s begin with food!!!!!
Mr. Video "Perry Lawrence" enjoys pasta carbonara bacon.
Mark Thompson slurps up some spaghetti.
Pizza - my #1 food group after hamburgers.
Ooooooo… you want to see real Irish food???
Traditional Irish Breakfast
What's in it? Great question.
Gallagher's Boxty House with the team
Bangers and Mash. This was goooooooooood! Yum.
Marketing lessons…
Hope - this dessert is basic marketing. It's hope. You hope it's good. You believe it will be. You don't want to be let down.
Happiness - the root of almost every purchase is happiness. A lady buying a dress is not just clothing, It's about the way it makes here feel. It's about the great comments she gets in it. From hope to happiness. Memorize it. This dessert clean plate is evidence of this lesson in action.
Mastermind…
Perry Lawrence shares the secrets of his latest product launch. This is stuff not talked about on the street or at live events. A mastermind group accelerates your business and takes you farther faster.
But a note on that. I hear people say things like… “Oh, I’m not going to join one of those $15K a year programs. I think we should form our own mastermind.”
Right.
A bunch of broker people getting together to share their ideas. That’s just silly. 
Get in a REAL group and learn and share with people who have proven, long-term success. The Big Game Plan in Ireland is over (so do not try to order). But it was a great couple of days with those who committed themselves to long term success and were willing to invest in it.
Find a group with a solid leader. Pay to play.
Success is NOT an Accident!
Paul
Was it an totally exclusive group… how come we didn’t hear about it?..next time you come to Ireland…allow me to introduce you to the beautiful healthy west of Ireland…great fish great veg great craic…look up Martin loves Fish (RTE)for healthy Irish food
P.S…need a lot of help on the niche bit…thanks..just linked into your site tonight
Slainte
Mary
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Glad you enjoying your time guys.
The fried soda bread and potato bread is more traditional up here in the north. If you up this direction get a fry here, it’s a heart attack on a plate but it tastes so good!
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So your saying if you don’t pay to play you won’t make it, what if you really can’t afford 15k 0r even 5k what do you do then you knew this comment was coming right.
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Paul Evans :
Hi M!
Not at all. Plenty of folks make it without a Mastermind group. Most in fact. But if, when, you can afford it the difference can be substantial.
And for MOST its best to be profitable before joining a group. Masterminds are not for learning the basics, but for strategically growing your business through the experience of others as it relates to your market.
Blessings!
Paul
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Man, I don´t care WHERE that food is from…everything I see looks GUUUUUUUUUUUD! HAHA. Great point about the MM group. Much better to invest at a higher level and hang out with folks who are more successful than I am. Good reminder.
Have a great time in Ireland…peace out, Tom.
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Sorry I could not be with the Irish group. I happen to be in the US at present.
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Don’t you guys eat anything healthy?
Like salads and herbs?
About the only thing I would eat from that Irish breakfast is eggs and the tomato (I’m vegetarian).
It sounds like you’re having a great time, though. I would love to visit Ireland someday (after Hawaii, Italy and Australia).
Is this mastermind group for those in the internet marketing niche?
I need to accelerate my information marketing business.
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Pleased you had a great trip to our super country and were also blessed with fantastic weather. Sorry to say but the “Irish Breakfast” you scoffed is really more English than Irish. Our “Irish Breakfast” always has fried soda bread and of course potato bread. The hash brown must have been brought in especially for the Americans. And what’s all this about eating pasta, pizza and spaghetti – you obviously missed out on some delicious traditional Irish dishes.
Hope next time you run a course over here I might have funds to enrol.
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Paul Evans :
Hope so too, Wilson!
Strange about your thoughts on the Irish Breakfast. I’m sitting with two guys who have lived here all their lives and they say that’s the Irish breakfast they were raised on. Maybe it changes in different parts of Ireland?
Peace,
P
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Jamie Dunne :
No ..
Wilson is right… The hashbrown is english…
Beans needed too on the brekkie to make it 100% Irish
.. .. and some Heinz ketchup.
Irish stew, Bacon Cabbages and Spuds….
…now ur talkin
-JD