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Back in May, Jeremy Schoemaker said: The more success you have in business the less opportunities are available for you. I just didn’t buy that, though, because my experience had been completely the opposite.  Since selling my site, I had just been finding opportunity after opportunity.  They were literally endless.

After awhile, though, my experience began to be the same as his:

There are an extraordinary amount of opportunities to make 100$ per day. I mean I can think of probably 50 off the top of my head. The problem is…messing around with things that make 100$ per day just no longer works for us.

The more success you have, the more opportunities come your way — both because of your success and because you’re able to see things you couldn’t before.  The problem, though, is that the bar has been raised.  You know it’s not wise to spend time on a six-figure opportunity because a seven-figure or eight-figure opportunity is right around the corner (if not staring you in the face already).

It kills me to let those five- or six-figure ideas hit the floor, though.  Those are good ideas, and I could make good money doing them, but it just doesn’t make sense for me.

But, there’s no reason I can’t give them to you.  If I can’t do them, at least somebody can.

So starting tomorrow, every time I pass up an opportunity, I’m going to post it to my RSS feed.  Just subscribe to my feed, and you’ll get them as soon as I post them.  (They won’t be available publicly on the site.)  Obviously not all of them will be winners for you personally, but it only takes one.

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