I had to put mine aside after day 3 in late October, 2007 due to extreme work requirements and am now returning to it.

It would be great to hear of your further experiences.

Thanks,

Lee

I’m currently going out of country for the next couple of weeks, so the challenge (for me) is on hiatus, but will resume when I’ve returned home and caught up on my prior obligations.

Like I’ve said, the 20/20 challenge time table for anyone with an already full-time schedule may be unrealistic. Doesn’t mean that it can’t be spread out over months — in fact, it most likely will need to be.

~ Teli

I’ll do my best to complete Day 6 and update you tomorrow, but there are no guarantees. Remember, when I’m not updating you on my challenge progress, it’s because I have a business to run, other blogs to maintain, client projects to complete, and a life to live.

This is a reminder to others who have other obligations to take care of — balancing your time between the 20/20 Challenge and your obligations can be difficult if you’re unwilling or unable to compromise your time.

~ Teli

-m

I’d just like to clear one thing up, though, as I think others may have the wrong impression as well — I was never skeptical of the 20/20 method. I didn’t doubt the 20/20 challenge for a moment. (It may have had a lot to do with knowing the gist of the product before purchasing.)

I know it’s possible to earn $20,000 in 20 days. Been there, done that. My reservations were about his omission of what I believe to be important details for the prospective buyer. Whether these details were omitted intentionally or unintentionally, it didn’t sit well with me.

It’s important that someone knows whether the claim is to earn $20,000 gross or net, plus an accurate assessment of the incidental and explicit costs associated with the project. (And it goes beyond just “hosting and domain name registration”.)

Although much of it can be done for free, in the ebook, he didn’t mention too many “free” options, but wasn’t shy about listing the commercial ones and he also doesn’t mention (in the sales letter) that doing all the steps yourself will significantly add time to the clock.

Basically, I want people to make an informed decision before purchasing because it may turn out they don’t have what is necessary for this particular method to work. Or they may feel jilted after they purchase it with such high expectations of high returns for low investment.

So, skeptical? Nope. Wary & practical? Yep.

~ Teli

I am enjoying the detail you go in to on the program. Just started the challenge myself. And I admire you for forging ahead though you were originally skeptical!!

Keep up the good updates!!!

Ashley Ryan