Who is Bob Morrison?

He is an International Business and Marketing Consultant, and has owned or operated over 100 businesses over the past 30 years. He is the author of over 63 books and over 200 special business reports with clients currently scattered all over the world. Millions of his books and reports have been sold in the U.S. and 48 other countries as well.

Bob was one of the five business and marketing experts to panel the most expensive five day seminar ever given for business people ( it cost $15,000 per person) and was attended by 900 people.

A Message From Bob Morrison:

If you are seriously looking for higher income, take a look at a whole new world of opportunity you probably didn't know existed. It is the world of the "new concept" product or service that can be taken to market by one person with limited time and capital.

Few people have the time or resources to research and develop business plans that fill new needs, wants or desires in hot markets. That type of research has been my business for the past 25 years. I have developed it into a fine art, and have helped thousands of people find
new ways to create new incomes and multiply the incomes that they already have. I have one of the world's largest data banks of new venture business plans, books and reports that enhances your business at every level.

Start your business in first place. A "new concept" venture is more attractive than buying a franchise or an established business because it requires a lot less of both time and capital to get started.

You have no competition with a new concept venture which means you can start in first place. You set the pace and call the shots. That is how fortunes are made.

There is a wide range of choices from our data bank. The wide variety of new concepts virtually guarantees you will find a venture you will enjoy operating - be good at - and will provide the kind of income you need to live the lifestyle you choose.

This issue offers business plans in five major categories.

They are:
1. Low Capital/Instant Income Ventures
2. Mail Order Market Ventures
3. Bootstrap Bonanzas
4. Specialty Publishing Ventures
5. Local Service Business Ventures

Little or no capital and instant income ventures.
These are one person businesses that can be started at home - in spare time - with little or no capital - and some will start generating a cash flow at once

Mail order marketing.
This form of enterprise is perhaps the best home start-up business of all. You can reach world-wide markets working off your kitchen table. We have many with great potential that you can run from any place you have mail and phone service

Bootstrap Bonanzas.
Here are the business plans for those people who think big, and are only interested in big returns. They are business plans for promotional ventures that produce huge incomes - and require sophisticated prepartions and presentation. These are not for the amateur or faint hearted.

Specialty Publishing.
They include shoestring start-up opportunities that can produce huge incomes in some cases. They include business plans for everything ranging from a simple index card to a new kind of telephone directory that can make millions.

Local Service Ventures.
These are businesses that fill unique needs in each community either supplying a service where none exists - or supplying a vastly improved service over what does exist. In most cases they require modest amounts of capital, and many are redhot franchising prospects.

We keep these business plans in our computer data banks, and update them constantly. You will be getting the very latest information on each subject.


Use your Billion Dollar Computer

You were born with the world's most powerful computer resting snugly between your ears. It has been 50 million years in development - and is yours to use as you please. It contains some 12 billion nerve cells working 24 hours a day to do your bidding. The experts claim most of us only use 10% to 25% of the available capacity of this fantastic mechanism. All we need do is to restore some of the creativity and excitement our mind used to supply when we were kids, and we can develop new skills and resources.

When we were small children our minds were free. We could imagine all kinds of wonderful things. We could believe in fairy tales - make up imaginary friends - let our minds take us to fantastic places - to castles and stars - we made life fun.

But, soon we were told these imaginary people and places were foolish, time wasting daydreams. We were to stop that nonsense and get down to business. Keep your shoulder to the wheel, and develop the mind sets and prejudices of our parents and teachers. It is this constant pressure to conform that defeats us.

We have the same mind and the same imagination. All we have to do is turn it loose. Let's look at what we have to work with. The brain functions on two known levels. First, the conscious level is recording what we see, feel, hear, taste or smell every minute of the day.

The second level, the subconscious mind, is our automatic pilot. It keeps blood flowing, organs working, tells us when to eat, drink, sleep etc. It is also the keeper of the memory.

Some researchers feel there are other levels of operation we can't yet explain. Extra Sensory Perception, the ability to read minds, is one area they are interested in. Precognition, the ability to foretell the furture, is another. Clairvoyance, the ability to see events taking place at great distances; Psychokinesis, the ability to generate physical force with the mind.

Suffice it to say that there is a tremendous amount of untapped power in our minds. Yours can be just as powerful, just as creative and imaginative, as any others on the planet. All you have to do is set it free, and discover what it will bring you both in material and emotional rewards.

Use Idle Time For Thinking
When can you do this daydreaming? I have found that taking one of those little spiral notebooks that fit in the pocket, filled in with a checklist of things I need to get clear in my mind, is very useful. Anytime I am stuck in a line (god forbid) , or in traffic, or waiting my turn at anything, I can pull out my checklist and begin thinking about the situation.

Also, anytime I see something of interest, I put it down in the book, and refer back to it. Soon, the shape and size of my proposed venture would begin to take a form that I could see in my mind's eye.

Use Common Sense In Evaluation
The process of creative thinking has it's ups and downs. There are the elations of discovery and depressions of disappointing results. Here are some simple steps you might consider when you start your creative process.

Don't deny a fact. When you know that gravity works on all things; don't work on a process that relies on the lack of gravity to operate properly until you have a process for neutralizing gravity. Don't beat a dead horse; it's not going anywhere. Follow the motto that says "Let me change those things that I can change, let me accept those things I can't change, and let me have the wisdom to know the difference."

Keep your mind working. Think! Assemble, observe and evaluate data. When you are not sure what it means, find someone who does to explain it to you. Get a clear picture and progress is assured.

Keep up a constant search for new keys to unlock the door that leads to your solution. Work with your conscious mind when you can. When stumped, let your sub-conscious mind take over while you do other things. It will continue to pick at the problem. You'll be amazed at how well it works.

Always break the problem or process down into segments. Take one segment at a time, make a decision concerning it, then go to the next one. It is like working a jigsaw puzzle. You fit one piece at a time, and gradually the big picture takes shape.

Back off when frustration sets in. Don't get mad, get away for a while. Let the pot simmer while you do other things. When you are ready, turn up the heat and start the pot boiling again.

Don't be afraid to fail. Forget false pride, it's the downfall of fools. Admit mistakes and fallibility. Don't try and rationalize errors. They are part of the process and everyone makes them. Edison failed 2000 times before he found the right filament for his electric light!

Finish what you start. That is take each concept to a rational conclusion. If you find the concept is not going to work for you; close the book, forget it, and move on. But, don't quit when you hit the first obstacle, or suddenly discover something else that looks more promising. Everything looks more promising when it's first discovered. Stay with what you are working on until it's a go or no go. Too many entrepreneurs quit to soon. Use your common sense to curb both despair and elation as you build your new venture.

Use The Success System
There are many ways to build a fortune in this country. Outside of product content and trade secrets, there are no secret systems.
      The system is:
                          Get know-how     
                          Build Self Confidence
                          Persevere until you succeed.

That is the real secret used by successful entrepreneurs the kind of business is not important - the enjoyment and self-fulfillment is. Remember what Mark Twain said when queried about a friend who became wealthy running pawnshops, "It's better to have old second hand diamonds, rather than none at all".