Take
it really easy here because it is a long road and
one that is highly competitive. I went with a friend
to a “free” seminar on obtaining government
loans hosted by a national company dedicated to assisting
you get those grants. About three hundred people packed
the auditorium eager to hear stories, my friend believing
“free” money existed.
I‘ll
admit I was a skeptic. I still am. I listened to the
presenter promise the audience that the company he
was representing provided both technical and customer
support navigating the application/paperwork process
involved in government grants. So, they did the paperwork.
Granted, a task many people detest. You could purchase
a full spectrum of services. The deluxe package included
tracking down the right grants for you and applying
for them on your behalf.
My
friend coughed up $3000.00 for the supreme. To this
day, she has not used the service she purchased. So,
what she would have really gotten for this outrageous
sum had she used her purchase, I do not know.
The
point is this. No impulse buying! Any reputable merchant
will respect your questions and consideration of his
wares.
If
my friend had known about Mathew Lesko, she would
still most likely be in the same place, but her pocketbook
would still be considerably heavier. You all know
Mathew Lesko, because his clothing is advertising
in itself. He is truly the research kind of government
grants. Funky, affordable, genuine, he’s got
his act together. Buy his book for many reasons. It’s
a great tool, teaching aid, and example of a great
product. For $39.95, it’s money well spent.
You’ll
catch Mathew Lesko on TV talking about his latest
and greatest version of government grants ins and
outs. Get your wallet out. It’s worth it.
I
haven’t been interested in obtaining government
grants because it’s just not me. But, if it’s
you go for it. It is possible, but it will require
work and patience. If you’re turned away consider
the business opportunity below. You could have your
business up and running in the time it took to apply
and be considered for a government grant.
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