Please don't nod your head, tucking this away for future use.

Please try to remember the reality that if you really knew better, you'd be doing better, wouldn't you? Use it immediately, watch what happens. Better and more pleasing results. More fruitful results, which IS one consequence of yielding more out of resources already in hand. This words consistently, guaranteed. The same minute that you put your list of possible 'helpers' on paper, you begin thinking of more people to add to the list. By the time you get a hundred people on your list, you will find that at least a few of them are saying 'YES' to you, others are getting closer to saying yes. If this shorcut alone is not enough to stimulate you to acting on it, put your seat belt on, you're about to get smarter. What can be so exciting about this is that, hidden in the act of asking, right here you have another inarguably life-changing benefit: every time you get a 'NO' from a particular person, you are now mathematically one question closer to having that person say yes.

The inventor who lost more money for more of his financial backers than any other inventor before or since?

That was the same guy who told a NY Times reporter at a news conference that he had not failed ten thousand times, rather, had learned ten thousand ways NOT to invent the electric light bulb, that he simply took ten thousand steps in order to announce at that news conference that he, Thomas Edison, had indeed invented a successful electric light bulb.

Maybe you know more than Thomas Edison, or think you do. In point of fact, Edison also made more money for his backers than a thousand other inventors combined We have no doubt that you may well be a legend in your own mind. Simply examine the paper-thin difference between knowing it, and proving it. That single-ply tissue-thickness is a matter of a few minutes per day.   As with most subjects, talk is cheap. What you do speaks so loudly we really can't hear a word you're saying.

The sole purpose of this document is to pound into your head that you have what amounts to a magic genie between your ears, that you can make huge leaps in a single day or two. Since learning this I've tripled my results in a dozen of my favorite areas, with as little as fifteen minutes per day. Before you know it, the minutes of superfocus add up to hundreds, then thousands of those little 15-minute chunks. Wow. How would you like to read a book or two per day, every day? I've been doing it since my tenth birthday, which was a bit more than ten thousand days ago. For me, it's worth two hours and more per day. It has certainly helped in the pursuit of radio shows, guitar, piano, breaking a hundred sales records for a half-dozen large NY companies... ...and millions of hand-created, completely free web pages... just for you.

I haven't gotten any smarter; I've merely learned more high-powered shortcuts from my role models, reading about and interacting with them; then setting out to duplicate their precise words and efforts, just as Grandma does with a recipe.   My role models are those who do things at world-class levels repeatedly. The most exciting, encouraging fact to emerge from so many years, so many thousands of days of studying and interacting with winners is that every single last one of them, every girl Jill and every man Jack, every single world-class leader has overcome obstacles much bigger than yours. The proof is that they moved past their obstacles while you're still making pipsqueak efforts with your enormous reservoir of resources.

Very few people can say 'No' after seven requests

It's that simple. Even a primary, baseline experiment, which you can play around with immediately, can give you great self-instructions with respect to the most effective success shortcuts, especially proven shortcuts that IMMEDIATELY demonstrate how effective they are towards YOU getting more people to say "Yes!" to you more times per dozens "asks" then you currently get. As is usually the case, there is no requirement that you sheepishly accept Best Shortcuts Approach assertions regarding the power of this shortcuts.

Simply get it in gear yourself! Why relegate yourself to having to rely upon other sources, even those as great as the Best Shortcuts Approach, when you can teach yourself by doing it yourself?

Do not delay in employing this magnificently effective shortcut. Try it out with people right now! Whoever you have access to will do, in a pinch, and also in most describable circumstances. Persistence really does overcome resistance!

Ask a human being for something specific -- seven or more times -- and their ability to say 'No' diminishes, even as their likelihood of saying 'Yes' increases -- with magnificently repeatable consistency. Consistency is a recipe. A recipe is a plan that can be reliably performed and repeated by most people, certainly including you. You might look up the word 'apposite' in the dictionary. It fits here.

Obviously, asking fifty people significantly increases the likelihood of you obtaining you what you want. The way to guarantee getting what you want is to ask each person repeatedly until they say yes.

  Find new ways to ask.   

As with every PowerGem and Shorcut, your opinion, before you can show high levels of knowledge AND personal experience, is, bluntly, of no interest at all, because it's of no benefit to any of us, least of all the most important person on the planet, until it's been used a hundred times or more. That sentence is DESIGNED to be unwieldy, to highlight how ridiculous and truly useless the great majority of our opinions really are. Everyone has an opinion on approximately everything, and nearly every opinion is wrong. Only when we know it very well, and APPLY IT MANY TIMES is there anything upon which to craft an informed opinion.

The Best Shortcuts Approach invites you to give this concept more time than most, because learning it at deeper levels ensures that this effective shortcuts will serve you many times and in many ways:

Only when we succeed at it are we qualified to teach others. Then and only then is a person qualified to offer a qualified opinion. And if you're in any way uncertain about who's the most important person alive, you'd better run into the bathroom and ask the mirror.    Ask ask ask. -- Of COURSE you'll ask awkwardly or inappropriately or inexactly now and again. That's part of being human. There's nothing wrong with making a mistake, most of the time; it's making the same mistake repeatedly that presents a bigger issue, true enough?

Learn from your errata, fine-tine and refine HOW you ask, and customizing more for each person's individual personality - and perhaps relationship with you. Get better at asking and you rock the house more often. That's coming to you from many mouths of many horses. Best Shortcuts Approach asserts those who do it best prove they know it best. THESE are the people we find most profit in imitating.   Ask, ask, ask, right? :-)

Modified repetition is both the bulwark and bulk of every human skill.