Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand students saw him talking live onstage at the O2 Arena, about how to avoid mixing with negative people – people whose only goal in life is to bring you down to their level…people who despite everything, van always see a negative point of view.

He gave the example of one person attending the Bootcamp event – a long-time student of Andrew Reynolds Cash on Demand course – who had written in asking for advice. She had explained that she was bringing a friend to the event – but that this friend was so negative all the time that it made her negative too.

Andrew Reynolds suggested that she should distance herself from the negative friend as soon as possible – possibly sitting on opposite sides of the auditorium.

He then spoke about his Father who ran a Hardware and DIY shop in his home town. People visiting the sop used to assume that his Father – the owner of the shop = was an expert of DIY – but Andrew explained that they could not be further from the truth. Andrew Reynolds advice was that you should not put yourself in a position where you are perceived as the expert – unless you are one. And similarly you should be very wary about anyone giving your advice. Are they really an expert themselves?

Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course teaches people how to become publishers of information products. As a publisher you don’t need to be the expert – you just need to learn how to publish DVDs, books etc

As Andrew Reynolds put it – the person running a large book publisher probably isn’t; the expert on each of the topics contained in the books they publish. But he knows how to publish books

That’s what Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course teaches you!

Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course teaches a unique kind of business model that is very different from traditional ‘bricks and mortar’ style businesses, like the shop his Father used to run. At the Cash On Demand Bootcamp he talked about how his Father relied on advice from his Bank Manager and his Accountant – and how you should avoid falling into the same trap.

As Andrew Reynolds said on stage  –  you don’t learn this type of thing at school or college.

In fact in a study carried out in the USA, 100 young children were tracked through from their school age through to retirement at 65. Of the sample 100 children, it was found that 4 would ever enjoy a salary of more than $35k pa.

20 of the 100 would live life on or below the official poverty line. And a staggering half of the 100 kids chosen would live to rely entirely on their family, government hand-outs and charity.

At Andrew Reynolds cash On Demand Bootcamp event, students saw a picture of Andrew at College (big hair and wide lapels!)

He talked about one of his fellow college students who had gone into the banking industry at college – and 30 years later he was still working for the same bank.

He also gave the example of the other fellow college buddy who is now on drugs for depression and has never made it in business.

Andrew blames the system. “They wanted to pigeon hole us into jobs. It was nothing to do with business at all. It was grooming us for jobs!”

Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand students then heard how An drew had learned a lot from seeing his Father fail in business.

His Father used to get advice from his Bank manager and his Accountant.

But as Andrew pointed out – like Andrews old college friends – they knew nothing about business! They had left college and gone into banking or accountancy. They were not qualified to advise on the topic of running a business.

Be wary of who you take advice from.

If you are a student of Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course, you have everything in place to start and build your own sustainable home based business – using what he teaches. But according to Andrew Reynolds “So many people make excuses on why they can’t get started – or they put it off until another day.”

At London’s O2 Arena, Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand students saw him speaking about excuses…

He explained that 12 year previously, Andrew had loads of reasons he could have offered for why he would not become successful in business. He had little money, he had no training, he didn’t have a list of customers he could sell to straight away, he wasn’t particularly academic or educated.

Andrew explained that he gets loads of email excuses – such as “I really don’t have any spare time to get this started” Yet Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand students probably have as much time as Andrew did – as when he started his business he was working full time and doing at least 60 hours a week.

Andrew explained that he worked on his business in his spare evening and weekend hours.

Andrew went on to talk about finding a mentor. He explained that he had watched his Dad fail in business through taking advice form ill-informed people like his Bank Manager and Accountant. Andrew says that what his Dad needed was a good mentor – someone who has made money doing what he wanted to do himself. That is the best type fo teacher and mentor to have. Someone who has succeeded in business.

Other excuses that some students of Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course come up with include the suggestion that it takes a long time to build a business from scratch. Yet that is exactly what Andrew Reynolds did. He started a business in his spare room at home and within a few years was a Millionaire (not on paper – a cash millionaire!)

Almost everyone has an excuse…what’s yours?

Students of Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course may be put off with newspaper hype and talk of recession on the TV. But at Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand Bootcamp he showed loads of examples of businesses which are actually flourishing in recession. According to Andrew Reynolds money is out there to be made….if you turn off the TV and the messages of  ‘gloom and doom’.

Andrew brought onstage print-outs of emails he had received….including one asking how the current economic conditions would affect the marketing of products using the Cash On Demand techniques….and another complaining about the economic crunch times. On screen showed a large video of  George Orwell 1984 style media machine. Trawling through old archive footage, Andrew  was able to show clips form the last five decades – clips of negative media spin about tough economic times

Yet as Andrew pointed out – despite all the media spin over the decades – he has been able to start a business in his spare room at home and pull in over £50million.

The TV coverage then turned to the breakdown of Woolworths, Northern Rock, MFI etc. Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand students saw footage from the major TV stations blaming the collapse of Woolworths and MFI on the recession. But –as Andrew pointed out – their demise had nothing to do with the recession. He showed their trading history for the past few years. It was evident that their closure had been a long time coming – and the medias stance

Andrew then went on to give loads of examples of business that were thriving in the recession…big names such as Butlins, Poundland, lego…loads of firms making record profits despite the media hype about tough times.

He pointed to an article online that mentioned that the best-selling items online included books and DVDs. Exactly the types of products that Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course teaches hi students to sell.

During his presentation on stage at the O2 Arena, Students of Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course watched as he talked about the media hype and nonsense put out by the TV and newspapers about the state of the economy.

Andrew showed an email from a Cash On Demand student querying how, in times of credit crunch, he was expected to sell DVDs and make a profit. Andrew then showed an article from the Telegraph newspaper stating that DVD sales were actually bucking the trend and experiencing an uplift in sales!

To a rapturous applause from the assembled audience, he quoted the CEO of the Iceland stores who said “Recession – what recession? We are not taking part!!”

On the huge O2 screen he gave loads of examples of industries and market  niches that are seeing an uplift in business- including pizza, garden centres, video games, high ticket fashion articles such as shoes, iPhones, cosmetics, toys, beach huts, caravans, dolls and accessories. The list wnet on and on.  Loads of businesses making money “in recession”.

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If you want to have your doll’s hair plaited it costs you twenty bucks.

So don’t tell me there is no money about, don’t tell me about recession.  In fact let’s bring some TVs up, let’s just take a look at these TVs.

Andrew Reynolds then took the audience through a presentation of News footage on the huge Entrepreneurs Bootcamp screens

Students fo Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course who attended the big screen event at the O2 then saw example clips from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s – of TV coverage of recession or gloom and doom surrounding the economy.  From huge inflation in the 50s, the pound being devalued in the 60s, Dennis Healey talking in the 70s of a possible slide into a crisis to rival the 1930s crash. The 1980s fared no better with the Black Monday crash – then the repossession nightmares shown on the TV in the 1990s.

All great examples of the negative hype put out by the media.

But as Andrew Reynolds concluded – despite the doom and gloom he had made money  – a lot of it – by ignoring the negatives and focusing on a personal goal of changing his own fortunes. That is what he now teaches in his Cash On Demand course

Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand Bootcamp talk about the recent postal strike

To kick off his talk about negative media and worrying about possible problems when staring a business – Andrew Reynolds brought on stage some emails from his students.

One subscriber to Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course had written asking what he should do regarding the recent strike action by workers at the Royal Mail. He asked if this would stop him from succeeding in business –since one of the techniques Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course teaches is Direct Mail.

Andrew Reynolds commented that it was almost as though some students were looking for en excuse NOT to succeed.

He pointed at that there were a reported 20Million letters currently held up in the Royal Mail as a direct result of the strike action. But Andrew Reynolds then went on to say that when he needed to send all of the tickets to the 8,000 attendees of this Bootcamp event – knowing that there were 20 Million letters in a backlog – of course he was concerned that the tickets might not arrive on time.

But rather than give up or cancel the event – Andrew simply contacted an alternative supplier of delivery services and asked then to quote a price for delivering the 8,000 tickets.

Fedex said they could do the job for around £20,000 – and that was that! Job done!

Andrew Reynolds showed examples of  postal strikes and similar actions taken by the postal workers in all of the years since had had started his little business in his spare room He pointed out that if he has stopped when the first strike was announced – he may not have pulled in the £50million he had achieved.

This was just an example of how people look for excuses as to why they cannot make themselves a success in business. Forget the excuses – focus on overcoming any hurdle that presents itself.