It was the change of the millennium, 31 December 1999 combined with and reaching over to 1 January 2000. I was about 100 miles east of Bogota, Colombia, in the Andes Mountains, on the side of a mountain. I've often wondered how many careers were destroyed-or should've been. If you remember back then we were involved in the Y2K mania/pandemonium. We were frightened ablazes to death that security systems weren't going to work, that airplanes would lose their navigation systems mid-flight, and that Star Wars was going to KABOOM And that even our personal laptops wouldn't work. Like all good Latinos, we, of course, celebrated well and brought in the New Year. And in the morning, I woke about 7 am when my eyes popped open. I go to the front porch where the mountain Eastern sun is shining in full glory. There's a chair I sit myself down in and - I'm in flow Very cool location, after all, on a pretty cool day... And I'm writing a little poetry to my beloved - who I'm there with ... And my laptop's working perfectly fine. Hmmm... There is no radio at that remote distance, no internet, no cell service... We didn't know if the rest of the world existed or not. Of course I had my suspicions it did, though I wasn't to find out for sure until we got back on the road and in touch with radio signals. Wow, okay, so we go from writing poetry to crashing 747's all in the same change of the year, all in the same threat. Interesting how we humans can exaggerate what we focus on and we can manipulate, and "hypulate" something we want to sell. And we must, as consumers, guard against being over-hypulated. I never bought into the Y2K. I read the explanations, bought a software patch, and it was installed in less than three seconds. That was the extent of the Y2K, and some people crested it to an information marketing fortune and consulting quick fortune. Of course it crashed and burned on them, immediately after the new millennium came. You know what? It was the same exaggerated mania they had at the last millennium. Imagine that This volume, like all books in the Sub 4 Minute Extra Mile Series is a collection of short, focused, intense, intended training sessions making you a more insightful, directed, successful marketer and person. To whet your appetite, here's a few more training session titles inside... > Stand Up, Wake Up, Take Your Place > If You're Making Excuses You Better Get Out Of The Way > It Wasn't Just The Time > Lifestyle Disease Versus Life Quality > The Seed You Sow Today Is The Fruit You Shall Reap Tomorrow > Life Is Better With A Loving, Considerate Partner Learn to use your discrimination... You don't have to buy into what those with an agenda want you to buy into. Critical thinking will go a long way to aid you. Start asking more questions today... More "what if?" questions... Brought to you by http: //Sub4MinuteExtraMile.com"