(From Dr. Joe Vitale, www.mrfire.com)
Now HERE'S an invite you've never gotten
before --
How would you like to spend two days with me,
my personal fitness trainer, and a group of
Steve Reeves (Hercules) bodybuilding and
movie fans discussing fitness, marketing,
product creation, and whatever else you want?
It happens August 21-22.
It happens near San Diego.
It happens like this --
Scott York has over twenty years in fitness
training. He's also the wizard behind the hit
reality DVD's about bodybuilding. He's also
my personal trainer.
I'm, well -- you should already know who I am. :)
Steve Reeves was a legendary bodybuilder
and movie star, most famous for playing
Hercules in the movies. He inspired some
legends, such as Arnold S., and was a
legend in his own right.
Recently I bought Steve Reeves car. It's a
1977 Jaguar XJS. I will pick it up a the end of
August when I attend the Steve Reeves Film
Festival.
This is where you come in.
Scott and I are willing to meet a small group
of five people at the Reeves Festival to talk
business, fitness, and so forth.
The plan is to go on the Reeves adventure
at the Festival but make time in and around
it for master-minding, brain-storming, and
information-sharing.
This is a rare invite - never offered before -
and only five can attend.There's an investment
of course, so only write if you're serious.
If you're interested, please write --
Scott@FullForceFitness.net
For details on the Steve Reeves event, see --
http://www.stevereeves.com/inc-sris-news.htm
Hope to see you there.
Onwards.
Joe
PS - For the story on how I attracted the Reeves
car, see --
http://blog.mrfire.com/cars/attracting-hercules-car/
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Dr. Joe Vitale
"Aude aliquid dignum" *
Author of way too many books to mention,
including the bestsellers "The Attractor Factor,"
"Life's Missing Instruction Manual" and ooohhh
so many more, including the head spinner,
"Zero Limits" and the mega-hit, "The Key."
See it all at http://www.JoeVitale.com
Member BBB Online 2003 - 2008
* 16th century Latin: "Dare something worthy"
