According to Inc magazine, 96% of businesses fail.

That's a massive percentage, obviously.

But when you stop and consider that our country now has 327 million citizens who all claim that they want to become successful

It becomes sadly and abundantly clear that most people are wrong when it comes to business.

In fact, the Small Business Administration, the US Small Business Administration reports

there are 27.9 million businesses in our country.

However, a lot of data would suggest that many people form an LLC

and never actually do anything with the business.

So let's work off the assumption, though,

that in our country, there's 16 million active businesses out there.

And of that 16 million 96% of those businesses are going to fail. That means by default we all have just a 0.00193

chance of being successful. And it is my hope on today's show that with the help of Dr. Breck-Kaspom, the chiropractor, and

Josh Spurrell, the Canadian CPA, that we can teach you the proven path and the proven moves

that you can use to become successful.

However, what do you call somebody who knows the moves that they can use

and who has seen proof that the moves work?

They've researched our clients and they've seen the success of companies like

Shawhomes.com or Full Package Media.com or Dr.brecht.com or Spurrel CPAs.

What do you call somebody who now knows what to do and then chooses not to do it?

Would you go as far as to call them an idiot? Would you call them a moron? What do you call somebody who knows the proven moves that they

need to use to grow their business? But they simply just choose not to do it. I call these people something worse than being an idiot and

something worse than being a moron. I call these people the uncouchables.

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