They told me that young adults don't look at online resources for ideas that could contribute to their future success. They told me that you were too busy to think about the future. That the future was coming to you and you were taking what life gave to you and want to make your own mistakes and learn by experience. They told me that you want it all, you want it now and you don't want to earn it. WHAT I THINK

I think that young adults use online resources more than any other demographic (group). I know, from my own experiences, that time is always a precious commodity. I know the importance of living in the present because the future is uncertain. I know that this time of your life is a transition point between personal enjoyment and dealing with personal responsibilities. I know that social interaction is a high priority. I know that you are in control and making your own decisions. I believe that most of you live your life based on the following: maximize doing what you want to do, when you want to do it, while minimizing any personal costs needed to support your desires (and if possible, position yourself for future success). I know I did. And regardless of what others say they would like you to do, you... and only you, can make your decisions.

They told me that adults who have been in the workforce for over 10 years were comfortable in their existing jobs and have accepted their life's constraints. They told me that you were set in your ways. They told me that regardless of the pressures being placed on your way of life you would talk and complain that nobody is protecting your interests but you could not be moved to action. They told me with your free time being a precious commodity, you wouldn't have time to consider time-tested ideas that may change your level of success. WHAT I THINK

I think that most of us, after a significant period of time in a particular environment, become comfortable with having a standard routine by which we live our lives. I believe that we all become a little uncomfortable when faced with change. After all, change disrupts our routines and increases our recognition of uncertainty. Many of us begin to feel a little insecure because change may require us to develop new knowledge and, once again in our life, be evaluated for our fitness in performing our daily activities and carrying out our role. I believe that in today's environment, with diminished loyalty between employer and employee, cost pressures for labor and price pressures from imports; we all must establish a recognizable perception of the value that we deliver to our employers. All of these pressures come on top of a very hectic life where there seems to not be enough time for everything that we want to do.

They told me that individuals who have been in the workforce for over 30 years would not be interested in an Internet based product. They told me that if you have not already experienced success, you more than likely would not, nor would you be inclined to pursue it. They told me that your demographic (people your age) should not be targeted as possible customers. WHAT I THINK

I think that success occurs at many points in time throughout our lives and that the actual definition of success is personal. I believe that there are more older Americans using the Internet every day. I believe that you are concerned with providing for a good quality of life in your retirement and would welcome any resource that could help you. I also believe that you would be interested in a resource that may help your loved ones become more successful.

In Summary
In essence, they told me that you would not be interested in a product that could help you become more successful by considering critical ideas that make a difference for all of us. A product that will not tell you how to do it, but one that will suggest why you should consider possible activities, some of which you may already do, in a new light. WHAT I THINK

I think that nobody really knows for sure where they will get an idea that makes a critical difference in their life. Will it be through magazines, books, an online resource such as My-Leverage™, a conversation with friends or colleagues, a TV program or any other source of information? Will it pop into your head in a moment of divine inspiration, or will it come from reflection and conscious thought about a particular challenge? Will it come in a pressure-packed or relaxed atmosphere? Using My-Leverage™ requires the ability to read and a desire to think. Reading through the current content of My-Leverage™ will take between 1 to 2 hours of your time... more if you engage in deep, reflective thought about how to apply or evaluate what you are reading. The good thing is that you are in total control of when and where you use My-Leverage™.

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