I was having dinner with two new friends (Wayne and Jennifer) last week.

They own a few businesses in my area.

Having spent time with them on three previous occasions in the last few weeks, I could tell something was bothering Wayne.

So at dinner I let the cat out of the bag.

I announced proudly..."I recently gave my house back to the bank and it was one of the best decisions I've ever made."

You should have seen their faces.

It was a "deer in headlights" moment for sure.

No one expected I would announce that at a fancy dinner party...let alone with an expression as if I had just won the lottery.

What happened next didn't surprise me.

The couple quietly announced that their home was heading into foreclosure too, and they had unanswered questions and concerns.

For the rest of the evening the conversation focused on creating their plan of attack...and eliminating Jennifer's concerns.

A few hours later I felt like we were saying good night to two different people.

They were so thankful.

Then it hit me...

Why am I not giving the people I care about most (people like you who read my newsletter or have attended my seminar) the same opportunity?

(Because I would be on the phone 24 hours a day...that's why...not fun.)

But then I started thinking...if I limited access to just 100 people...I could do that.

So that's what I've done. I've created a very limited opportunity to answer your specific questions and concerns about bankruptcy, foreclosure, credit, or whatever.

A few years ago I was lucky enough to begin working with one of my favorite business gurus.

One of the benefits of our relationship is that I was able to brainstorm with him over the telephone.

But he wasn't cheap.

At first I questioned the value, because he allowed our calls to only last 20 minutes each.

My first reaction was, "What could I possibly accomplish in just 20 minutes?"

But you know what happened?

A lot.

Knowing I had only 20 minutes made me think about what I wanted to talk about with him...and prioritize.

It got to the point where I looked forward to my 20 minute call, and I was prepared. We accomplished a lot because the value he put on his time forced me to do the same.

It was a valuable experience that I used for many years.

He no longer offers the service to new clients...so I feel fortunate to be "grandfathered" in to have access when I need advice.

So I've decided to make my time available in the same fashion...in 20 minute increments.

HERE'S HOW IT WILL WORK

You can call into our office and speak with Holli directly or email her to schedule your time.

Simple, right?

So how much will this cost?

Just $249.

And you get two, 20-minute phone calls with me.

Limit of 4 calls per person.

I'm going to only accept 100 people for a very limited time for this kind of access.

I plan to use what I learn in these calls to create a new book dealing with unanswered questions after bankruptcy. Everything you share with me will remain confidential (unless you tell me in writing otherwise).

And if you sign up today, I will send you a signed copy of the new book when it's released next year.

Now, we just need a name for the group. When you sign up, please make a group name suggestion.

If your looking for expert, personal help with your bankruptcy, credit, foreclosure, and whatever else...click on the link below to be part of this elite group with unprecedented telephone access to me.

Go here now and sign up before the 100 spots are gone.

https://www.stephensnyder.com/eStore/1on1

Talk with you personally soon,

Stephen

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