It was the evening before the Super Bowl, and I still didn’t have my tickets. I’d been promised tickets. I’d paid for tickets. I was in a hotel lobby with 70 other football fans expecting to get tickets. But there were no tickets to be had. Everyone else dissolved into anger and despair. I was determined to get those tickets.
All I had to do—in 18 hours or less—was track down a ticket scalper I’d never met in a city I’d barely ever been to. In the end, not only did I do that, but employing the success principles outlined in How to Go to the Super Bowl for Free and Other Lessons from a Lifetime in Business made it easy.
And just for good measure, I turned the tables on Mr. Scalper and got those tickets free.
134 million people watched the last Super Bown on TV. One would assume that they would have attended in person had it been free. Going to the Super Bowl gratis was nice, but the success strategies forged there were priceless.
How to Go to the Super Bowl for Free and Other Lessons from a Lifetime in Business will be my third book once it’s published. My first book was The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Real Estate Investing Basics. The second book was Cash in on the Coming Real Estate Crash published by John Wiley (largest publisher of business books in the world) in January, 2006 about the crash that happened in 2008.
The Super Bowl book comes out in August. Click the red email button below to get on the list for a copy once it’s available!