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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: LONG TIME LISTENER 1st time CALLER Posted by Rick on June 05, 2003 at 9:05 AM In Reply to: LONG TIME LISTENER 1st time CALLER posted by marcos on June 03, 2003 at 5:11 PM : Next week I'm going to WARD's hands on training program and I'm extreamly excited. Any advise from previous students or seasoned investors on getting the most out of my training. I'm a newbie and only know very little. THANK YOU Marcos, Congratulations... Ward's training method is very rapid-fire and intense!... It is extremely important you thoroughly review and understand your pre-training materials. Ward is big on mnumonics and acronyms, so make sure you memorize all the examples. They make a lot of sense and help tremendously. Ward will fire questions at you continuously and you'd better be prepared. Make sure you know how to use your HP12C calculator, you will be working case studies and there isn't any time for fumbling. You will enjoy your trip on the third day to the SD county recorder's office... things will be coming together at that point and making sense. Remember, the better you are prepared the more you will get from the training! Start with a stout cup of coffee or Red Bull each morning,it starts full tilt and you will go until around 8:00 in the evening. Ask a lot of questions, Ward will be glad to answer them all in great detail. You will find Ward to be a good friend and an amazing individual, with a wicked witt and great sense of humor... good luck! Btw, flash Friday's and Leykis 101 don't apply here. ;) -R Follow Ups: Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Next week I'm going to WARD's hands on training program and I'm extreamly excited. Any advise from previous students or seasoned investors on getting the most out of my training. I'm a newbie and only know very little. THANK YOU : Marcos, : Congratulations... Ward's training method is very rapid-fire and : intense!... It is extremely important you thoroughly review and : understand your pre-training materials. Ward is big on mnumonics : and acronyms, so make sure you memorize all the examples. They : make a lot of sense and help tremendously. Ward will fire questions : at you continuously and you'd better be prepared. : Make sure you know how to use your HP12C calculator, you will be : working case studies and there isn't any time for fumbling. You : will enjoy your trip on the third day to the SD county recorder's : office... things will be coming together at that point and making : sense. Remember, the better you are prepared the more you will : get from the training! : Start with a stout cup of coffee or Red Bull each morning,it starts : full tilt and you will go until around 8:00 in the evening. Ask : a lot of questions, Ward will be glad to answer them all in great : detail. You will find Ward to be a good friend and an amazing : individual, with a wicked witt and great sense of humor... good : luck! : Btw, flash Friday's and Leykis 101 don't apply here. ;) : -R Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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