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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  Financial success is a fairly important part of personal development -- I don't think I'd be setting much of an example if I started a business and then bypassed genuine opportunities for boosting its revenue. If it bothers anyone that I generate income from my work, go ahead and be bothered -- what I do over the next few years will probably just upset you even more.  |
Thank you for the prompt reply Steve (and thank you Adam for clarifying that technical point).
I clearly stated that I think it's
great that you generate income from your work (you certainly deserve to!).
You addressed a great deal of my concerns (thank you) but a couple of things remain unclear:
- The expression used in the ad - "Personal Development for Busy people" - suggests a 'shortcut' approach to personal development. How does this relate to the idea that personal development is a challenging, time-consuming journey that isn't for 'Dummies'?
- Given their efficacy, do Paraliminals supercede your earlier articles? (If so, please leave the articles up anyway since I can't afford Paraliminals!!)
- Is this blog entry a response to expression of concerns similar to mine?
In short; I'm sure noone objects to you making income (I certainly don't), but the 'flavour' of this particular advertising seems incongruous with the previous nature of your site.
Thank you.