Nitro Blueprint Videos

"Watch These 5 FREE Nitro Blueprint
Videos And Get 10 Simple Steps That
Creates Your Own Full-Time Income
While LOVING What You Do"            

If you liked the "Dirty Laundry Report" then you are going to absolutely LOVE these 5 Nitro Blueprint System videos that we have for you!

Video #1 is called: "The New Path Video"
Video #2 is called: "Building a Business Not An Income"
Video #3 is called: "The 10 Steps Revealed"
Video #4 is called: "In-Depth Training On Steps 1 - 5"
Video #5 is called: "In-Depth Training On Steps 6 - 10"

In these 5 videos over the next 5 days, we're going to give you The Big Picture of an online business system, including not only what to do, but also WHY to do it- and just as important - how to properly THINK about your business. (The missing piece that you never hear any of the "Gurus" talking about - the Internet Business Success Mindset)

You'll see PROOF that it works.

(The Nitro Blueprint System has been 29 months in the making based on over 8 years of REAL Internet business experience)

And you will also learn:

  • The simple 10 step 90-day plan to having a lucrative online business, even if you are starting from scratch.
  • How to have a business you LOVE doing.
  • How to have a business that lasts for the long term.
  • How to eliminate procrastionation, take focused action, and start gettng immediate results.
  • The Experience Factor, Core Activity Principle, the Tile Path Theory, and The Empty Box Principle.
  • I'll Walk you through all 10 steps that we use for every site we launch, every site we rennovate, every business we start, and every client we take on.

Special Bonus #1: The Amazing True Story of how a green-as-the-grass newbie with no desire to "do internet business" used the Nitro Blueprint system to create $22,748 in 3 weeks, from scratch. (in a totally unrelated niche market)

Special Bonus #2: Free participation in the Nitro Blueprint Videos "Biggest Takeaways" Contest where you will be able to win cool Nitro prizes just for sharing your biggest takeaways from the videos.


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November 27, 2007

Jose Ramos said:

My Primary Takeaway From Video Was That You Reach Your dreams By Beleaving In Yourself And Being Willing To Face Your Fears Which Is Usually Taking The Road That Scares and challenges you

Bill said:

There is hope.

I have been caught up in making the "quick buck" online while in the back of my mind I know my wife and I should be building a business we love. A business that can provide us with a living for the long-term and the lifestyle we want today.

The hope comes from seeing someone(s) with a proven system that can "teach" others to do what they have done.

I am really, really tired of letting myself get caught up in the latest hype and really, really ready to build a real business.

Thanks Kevin & Matt

Ron said:

My two biggest takaways from the first video were;
1)Right now is as bad as it will get for me and my business.
2)Build a business,not an income.

I have actually been very incouraged with the way things have been progressing resently, but I must admit that I have been focused primarily on building an income. Like everybody else I have bills and obligations and I believe an income is important. I guess I'm going to find out the major differences between the Two.

D said:

Greatest takeaway from 1st video is something I heard before but needed reminding of - Build a Business not a Job!

November 28, 2007

Wanja said:

This has come to me at the right time, just when I was thinking of starting an online business and all I've been getting so far is information overload.

I have two main take home messages from video 1:
- The attraction factor which gave me hope that in time I will get to my results
- The 2 paths - I've just left my job and started a business and it's way out of my knowledge, experience and comfort zone. Sometimes I feel like going back to work (and a reliable paycheck) and that's normally when things are going a bit hard in the business.

Thanks for motivating me to hang in there, and in just 12 minutes of listening to your video.

Wanja

Ozer Tayiz said:

The biggest takeaway for me from video 1 in the Nitro blueprint system is "the experience factor". I've ended up in procrastination and self-sabotage just because I thought success in internet marketing was a do-or-die matter, it had to be perfect the first time I've done it, and I was too scared and too much of a perfectionist to do anything today, and improve tomorrow based on what I learn. Now that I understand that it is more about learning and taking action and gaining experience, I felt much more compelled to take action and go for it. And more, as long as I keep this attitude, and go forward, I feel there is no room for "failure", I can only succeed, and this gives me great confidence…

Whitewashed Alan :O) said:

Hi,

My biggest takewithmese are…

(1) only take advice from people who walk their talk

(2) build a business that lasts for the long term, don't just build an income

(3) my present results and/or situation does not matter, what matters is where I want to go

(4) the only thing that separates the results I'm getting from somebody who's very successful is the difference in actions and experiences gone through and gained

(5) today is the worst it is ever going to be because I can get better through focusing on taking the right actions to gain the necessary experience to get to where I want to go

Thanks for all that you do and all the best to everybody.

veronica said:

1. Proper training is the necessary ingredient to succeed in a reasonable time.
2. Training plus experience adds up to success.

My friend watching the video with me says.

1. Taking a new path is always powerful.
2. Anybody can gain experience as long as you are proactive.
3. The hardest part is right now to understand the new business.
4. I want to build up a long term business.

Tom said:

Everything was enlightening to me; I have been buying programs and systems on the web to help me build and launch a successful web based business and there is always something missing so I just get more confused. Your number 1 video is a real eye opener for me being a total newbie at this stuff.

Thanks,
Tom

Mick said:

Action is required to achieve success in any business. Although action is required, you must have a clear, concise path or blueprint to achieve the desired results in any business.

Fear of the unknown is what keeps most people from pursuing the new path one needs to follow to achieve success in online marketing. Too many of us will stay with the easy comfortable path, even if we don't get the results we are seeking, and fail to achieve our desired results.

Meridith said:

I've had some good takeaways from this video but still anxious to see more. i have been inundated with products and solutions for some time now, each one promising to make everything clear, and it's had quite the opposite effect. I trust these guys at Nitro, and looking forward to hearing more.

Anthony said:

My biggest take aways were the following:

1) Law of Association. Why try and reinvent the wheel when I can associate with others in this industry who have already been where I want to go.

2) Today is the worst I'll be as long as I follow the system (Blueprint) and learn from others mistakes and successes. My learning curve will be compressed so I won't have to be "bad enough for too long!"

3) The philosophies in the movie will allow me to EARN while I LEARN and do it while I Love it.

Glen Beverly said:

The biggest take aways I got was to take a different path, to take action and learn the right way of building your business.

To follow a system and build a lasting business that will continue to grow and provide you with a residual income.

Glen

Cleve said:

Hello Kevin;
In life we are all presented with "new paths" and one does chose which path to go on. Either by default or by choice. For some, the new path is a novelty and is trodden on for a very short time. Then that person returns to “Old Path” , However not without consequences, because in life the old path usually equals “more of the same old stuff” whereas the new path offers “hope” of new information that, “if one stays on this path” it will lead to a better life by choice instead of luck. So if one does the same old things then one can expect the same old things in life, if one want new thing , then one need to do new things to achieve that goal. This path needs a leader that can guide us along. Kevin is the man.
Cleve
Fairfax VA

Jeff said:

Most of us are resistant to change and that is why the new path is scary… It takes us out of our comfort zone. Take action now!

Hi

As I watched this Video #1 and you were going through the different points, I couldn't help but think that yes, you are right when you say that success will be there if you can begin with these points:

Love what you are doing
Get rid of your fears and take on the new path
Be willing to face the unknown.

However, as I listen to what happened to you, three things stood out:
1. When you attended that conference, you already knew quite a bit about internet marketing, so terms, expression, certain tactics etc. you already knew and understood
2. (and this is the biggie) You met someone who knew more about certain things than you did, someone who was willing to keep in contact with you, someone who was willing to share not only his knowledge but also his list.
(How did you manage to make and keep the contact? At these conferences many of us can meet only people who are at the same level as we are, so how can we help each other to the next level?)

3. You were willing to listen, learn, and take the new path because you saw THE BIG PICTURE.
Somehow, at this conference, you were able to grasp that the only difference between the person on stage and you was "experience" and you were going to get this experience … and you did!

That was the beginning of your new path.

I'm looking forward to the next videos.

Marcelle
Oshawa, Ontario

Peter said:

Amazing feeling came to me as I listened to the first video: I can do this!!
I agree with the concept of overcoming fear with action and that this is the WORST that it will ever get….how encouraging!
I am looking forward with true excitement at the possibilities!
Thanks,
Peter

Kevin-

You did it again. My biggest takeaway is the fact that you are telling it like it is and… that you began just like most anyone else (easy to relate).
Then you took the necessary action to get on the right path to success.
That is what we all must do to be truly successful.

Frank Kilgore

Terry said:

My takeaways from video # 1 are:

I should stop looking for the quick path to riches and focus on learning how to build a foundation onto which I can develope a long-term business I will enjoy. I know this, but I continue to ignore the reality of it.

I need a step-by-step blueprint laid out for me by someone who has been where I am and is now near where I desire to be.

Nicole said:

My take away from the video are eliminating procrastination, how to have a business you love doing and that it is as simple as following the 10 steps that will be laid out.

I have a habit of over analyzing everything so in changing my mindset to just following the steps and incrementally moving forward will get me to where I need to be.

I am a single parent and my daughter will be entering a 4 year collage next year. I have nothing saved to help her and she is studying to be a corner. In building a business I love will not only help her to fulfill her dreams but will also help me with mine. To see her go to college and ultimately do something she loves.

I agree with your thoughts covered today and I can't wait for the next video.

I wish I would have learned at birth that my comfort zone would equal my broke zone.

Fear is not an option!

Thanks!

Rusty said:

The Experience Factor:
What a HUGE concept…
The only difference between me and people further down the "New Path" is experience. And it's possible to get experience. With good teachers, experience doesn't have to be bad.
Thanks!
Rusty

Michael said:

Why don't you just put the first video on the opt-in page, if it is so good?

walt said:

Vidio sound was very low too hard to follow the graphics were easy to read. Looking forward to the next vidio with better sound

Gary said:

It's time to face the fear and move on. I have been researching businesses and programs for months having little ring true for me. Your program feels like it has foundation. Anxious for the next videos.

Cecilia Havens said:

Kevin:
The road less travelled is indeed a challenging, fun, and very enlightening one..especially when doing what one loves.
Great video and information.
thanks.

Elizabeth said:

I am ready to take the new path…I have tried the old path and been so on overload that I know that the path I'm on is lacking in knowledge and direction..I am ready for a new easy to follow system..I BELIEVE…

Hi Kevin,

I enjoyed the first video and agree with your thoughts about being open to new paths and taking advantage of what has gone before and improving upon that instead of trying to re-invent the wheel.
I also agree and know that the path to follow is the one made by successful people. You must keep moving forward even if it is in small steps. Building an online business is a long term process and things are the worst they can be right now so we must keep moving ahead.
I am looking ahead and await your next video.

Thank you

Harry Crowder

Quinby Skylur said:

Obviously the biggest takeaway for me is to be open, willing, and intentional about "taking the new path"!

Daniel said:

During the audio commentary I drifted in several directions. My primary out take was on the choices we make. And from there the stream branches in many directions.

I'll be returning to the states in a few weeks and am looking forward to picking up where I left off in the development of my web enabled business.

Many choices will present themselves, and I already know that this is the worst it can be. My success will be driven by those choices I make.

Mike said:

The message to me was clear and simpley this:
To get what you really want from an on-line business is to be prepared to walk your talk and believe in achieving what may seem impoosible,and dont quit till you have reached that goal…

Margret said:

It is so right what you said about the old path and the new path, it is so difficult to leave this "safe path" and go into the unknown, even though you know that it is the only door out of the box.
I am more than ready now to take that new path. We have only one life, let's live it.

brian said:

my biggest take away is that the worst i can ever me is what i am right now. i can only get better through experience. its my job now to get that experience from guys who have the experience

Bill Toebes said:

I found a place to hang my hat.With the information provided in the videos this thing is a natural to add IT IS TOTAL FREE , No cost to you until you make a profit.This should get rid of the elephant for sure

roel said:

Hi Kevin,

I'm really happy with the video. I've started the new path just recently and it has sure been scary. What I love is that you empasised to do what you love. And this is also what i follow…
It is good to see the great value that you are sharing. I see that as one of the greatest take-aways: sharing your work!

Bless you,

Roel

Ruth said:

Free useful information, always a great idea! I have watched the first video and I think it gave me a couple of concepts to think about. I look forward to watching the rest of the videos!
Thank you,

Phil said:

I guess the take from the 1st vid is along these lines - keep treading the path always trodden & you get the same results = insanity. Take a new path, a new experince = manitain your sanity. It is all about being aware of new ways & taken the action along a new path

Be well
Phil

Alex Navas said:

WOW, what can I say.

Well, there are many take aways already and the videos just began. The first thing is to look at my online venture as a business, not a bunch of disconnected projects focused on making money.

This was something that I came to realize in other businesses, but for some reason, wasn't clicking once I started online a few months back.

The next big one was the breakdown of projects into MUNCHIES. It is easy to get overwhelmed with so many tasks to start a website, while at the same time, trying to read more and watch more videos to learn more. All those things are distractions at that moment.

So, although you didn't really talk about it straight on, my other takeaway was that it is okay to learn those things, but to separate time to learn and time to get to work!

It almost felt like I was being productive from learning even though nothing really got accomplished to bring me closer to the goal.

I would learn, but that doesn't take the place of implementation.

This has been great so far, and am looking forward to more videos.

Alex Navas said:

Hey guys, tell me why I keep going to the page and clicking refresh thinking that you are just kidding about video 3 being up on Thursday instead of today?

I guess I'm thirsty for more already!!!

Alex
The Ground Floor Marketer

Manoj said:

Many online startups suffer because they don't have a solid plan or a blueprint so to speak.

Pat said:

take away from the first vid…. Build a business not an income….. Worst it's ever going to be is right now…. only difference between me and someone that has the results I want is experience.
The only way I can change my life is by leaving my comfort zone.
Thank you.

Alex said:

Is Frank Kern behind thys Product Launch?

art said:

Take the new path. The only difference between me and others is experience. they have more of it than I do but it is easy to obtain… by doing instead of reading about doing but actually doing and gaining the experience

John Stiles said:

It really is all about focus! Along with a step by step system to get it all done.

Many of us have hacked away at this for a good while, just going in circles and chasing our tails. With focus and a road map, I can see that you get where you want to go with methodical ease.

Taking focused action with the right map that has a complete set of steps, the picture becomes clear and a business is built in the end.

That's my take away from the videos so far.

John

Carol Brandt said:

You were giving good info, but the audio needed to have more volume. You're really right in the fact that the new roads WILL ALWAYS BE THE SCARIEST but that doesen't mean that they have to be the hardest especially if you have the help from a blueprint. Thanks, Carol

Lori said:

I'm hopeful and skeptical at the same time. I've been burned many times with promises of building an internet business from scratch and making lots of money. But there was always something missing. The steps weren't outlined clearly. Or we needed to dole out lots more money to get the business going. Empty promises.

Even though I'm hopeful that this is different. I also not sure I could afford something this comprehensive

Wanja said:

This is really awesome!

I just listened to the second video and what you say about MUNCHIES is so true for all our projects in life and not just building an online business.

Thanks for the info you are sharing and for making it so easy to understand and implement.

Wanja

Glen said:

Hi Matt, Kevin

I believe that both of you are honest people who tried to help out. Let's hope its priced reasonably to make success within the reach of people half way across this planet in the tiny island of Singapore

November 29, 2007

Maria said:

I spent an extremely frustrating day yesterday trying to set up a payment method for my digital products. I have procrastinated getting them up and running for two years now. It felt like banging my head against a brick wall, painful and unproductive!
What your first video gave me was a feeling of hope. That is a great antidote for the bruised head! You said that today is the worst day. Great, let me get that out of the way and it will only get better. One structured step at a time.

Thank you.

Ozer said:

The greatest take-aways I got from this second video are:

*Munchies: Divide a big goal to small steps and focus on one of them till completion.

*Building a business:
*Not as an affiliate, but the product owner
*No fad, long-term success
*Do what you love
*For instant cash, be good at one part of marketing and get paid for it.

John said:

The videos so far have opened my eyes to the fact that you really need a proven plan or as you call it a "BluePrint" to focus on and guide you along the New and Scary Path.

I've been flitting from one thing to another trying to take advice from too many sources and trying lots of different things, creating many websites in several different niches, without any great success.

My main takeaway from your videos so far is to focus on building a business that you Love and then follow a plan or Blueprint, breaking down the most important, most productive actions into smaller "munchies", then focusing on completing each "munchie" until the Core Productive Action Step is completed, before moving on to the next step.

Great little videos! I'm looking forward to the next set and your blueprint.

Jim said:

How much will this blueprint cost? Hope it won't be overpriced.

roel said:

Man o man,

I love this! Great to hear how easy it can be to focus. It just made my life easier and already I can implement it in my work.

I'm rebuilding a 50 page site and that can be confusing. while listening it became clear though, so immediately it came to mind how i can bytesize the project to have more focus and better use of my time.

Great!!!

looking forward to tomorrow

bless you

Roel

Holly Wood said:

I love the videos, there is just enough each day to let me soak it up and absorb it before the next step is presented. I look forward to learing to get more focused on the steps it takes to get the results I want! Thank you! I love you!

Lou said:

I have been jumping from one thing to the next and have several domains and all are just sitting looking at me but not producing results.

I have learned from this first video that I need to concentrate on finding that new path that will build my business and not just put up lonely no traffic sites that stare back at me from cyber space.

I hope Matt and Kevin will have the answer for me this time.

Thanks,
Lou

Ralph Jones said:

Experience Factor hits the bulleye! Yes. It's my choice every moment whether I do the uncomfortable or not. And change only happens by doing uncomfortable. As you shared, the more you do it the easier it becomes.

D said:

biggest take away from #2 - is either your good at the backend (writing) or your good at the front end (selling)and there are ways to be successful at either. This is great news since selling scares me.

Jeff said:

It sounds like I can use this blueprint system on my present niche website which helps folks cure their Maytag Neptune washers of an expensive defect from Maytag if not fixed before it fails. I want to kick up my offerings a bit with the Nitro Blueprint System!

Can't wait for video #3!

Thanks!

Elaine said:

Biggest Take-aways:

Focused intent
Don't be afraid of a new path
building a business - not an income (clicked so clear)

Thanks!

whatnot said:

My best 'takeaway': What I really need is focus! I have a good product, and I just need to focus on getting it advertised (online) and sold!

Anthony said:

From Video #2 I like how you broke down the 3 types of Online Marketers and the what if you need money today concept.

Actually work!

Find one of the 10 things that you get good at and let someone hire you to do it, temporarily of course until your business is up and running to replace your income)

Very real answer but with serious light at the end of the tunnel WHILE you are still emersed in the business.

whatnot said:

After watching video #2, my goal is to map out a step-by-step plan, and I'm looking forward to the 'wall chart' planner & guide! FOCUS - and a definite plan-of-action is still my biggest need.

Gunnar said:

Just finished listening to Video #2. Looking forward to #3 tomorrow!

Gunnar, Sweden

Will said:

Hi Kevin & Matt,
Great new way to present your 10 in 90 info! I wanted to stick with it back then, but the dates for the next steps got irregular and further apart, and I lost my momentum. Nevertheless, Youre back and Ive returned because I truly believe in what you are teaching and I havent found a better mentor than you guys! All the big name gurus offer the "Ultimate Solution to Online Marketing" with super info, but have such big ticket pricetags that beginners are overwhelmed by info overload and price! Your way of presenting the same material is much less scary for our way down the new path and hopefully in a price category that those of us who havent yet made the big bucks or residual income can afford.
My main takeaways up til now have been
1. The only difference is the "experience".
2. Do what you love.
3. Get out of the comfort zone and choose the less travelled path if you want to change your results.
4. …and for me probably the most important concept…Make a business vs. an income
Many thanks and keep on keepin on Guys!
Will Donnelly
http://tinyurl.com/3xtsaj

Debby said:

I agree with all of your advice. I have heard alot of it before but it does help to hear it again.
Maybe the thing I like most is breaking up the big things into little things.
Your future videos sound good. I hope they deliver on what you say they will and that I'll find the piece that will fit into the puzzle for me so I can actually start an online business.
Debby

Tom Canavino said:

Oh my god… what can I say you have really opened my eyes! I love this stuff!!!

Rusty said:

Core Activity Principle:
OK, so I can't do everything all at once!

Who knew?

Rusty

greg said:

From what I have seen and heard so far I am looking forward to the other three videos and the blueprint. Finally I am hopeful that I will have been given the knowledge to create and operate a successful online business. It is about time.

Richard said:

Clearly presented. Helpful. Inspiring. Looking forward to the next three parts. Thank you, Kevin!

roel said:

Hi Kevin!

So I watched a video yesterday and the second one today, left my comments too.

BUT today I started implementing some ideas into my work (especially the munchies one ;-)
And results are great! no, let me correct, awesome! This is so absolutely fantastic. I had much more results today as I had yesterday, and I guess I'm just starting!

As you said in yesterday's video: Now is the most difficult moment. I defenitely agree. And THAT's an enormous insight! And great to live life by.

Thanks for sharing this and helping life to be A LOT easier!

Looking forward to tomorrow! As it will in no doubt be easier then today (and today already was awesome) What a great planet!

Bless you!

Roel

T Hackenberg said:

I would love a shortcut to replacement income!

You must DECIDE to follow the yellow brick road, and you must have the determination to stay on the road no matter how difficult it becomes,or else you're never gonna meet the Wizard. With Nitro Blueprint it's like you will have your own special guide telling you all the right turns to take and special shortcuts. The things you will experience and learn on your journey down the road will help you build your business and not just get a quick fleeting buck. The road is waiting and I can't wait to start walking.
Thanks guys.

Anna said:

Hi Kevin - I rode the bus with you in Vancouver BC to "Warrior". I enjoyed your video and the biggest thing I got was to "take a new path". I know this, but usually don't do it, spending too much time analyzing. Must go back to warrior training and don't think, don't think, don't think. Also, right now, I do not have a product to sell and need some help in that area. Thanks for your info……

Lori said:

I needed that shot in the arm about the Core Activity Principle. I can get too caught up in what is down the road, rather than just focusing on getting my site up! Thanks! I'm going to print that out and post it right by my desk to remind me to STAY FOCUSED!!!

Looking forward to more -
Lori

Bill said:

Video #3

1) Just Fill in the Boxes
2) No Need to be Perfect

Which address 2 of my main stumbling blocks. Just the thought of building a business from scratch stresses me. Plus the belief that it has to be perfect before going online.

So these concerns seem to be covered and I also like how you can map out a game plan to have the business start small and grow. The fill in the boxes is a great visual to help accomplish this.

Also, like the real life success stories. Give us a few more.

Thanks
Bill

Eddie said:

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for the information.
What I have taken away so far is that where ever you are at present, things can only get better if you have a plan to drive your business forward.

It needs to be a workable step by step plan that is repeatable.

Best regards
Eddie

Jason Ser said:

My View on Video 1 and 2

***Are You Sure “A New Path” is the answer?**

Taking on a New Path may seems to be the obvious answer, but if you don't change your inner perception, you can be caught in the vicious cycle of thinking that there is always another "better" new path to take? I wonder how many of you have this "issue"? I know it for sure because I myself had struggled with this issue for years.

How many times have you made yourself to believe that "this is my big break"? That this "system" will be my best option? And when you plunge in, you find all kind of reasons to get out!

Maybe is because it did not live up to what it’s promised
Maybe there is some hidden agenda that they did not informed you, or maybe is this…you bump across something else that makes you feels ”This other system to work better.”?

Don’t get me wrong here, but if you are lure into a business or anything in life by the wrong person or for the wrong reason, even the best business opportunity or system will turn out to be a complete useless piece of trash!

And the only way to avoid such mistake is this…

The New Path is never the “Nitro Blue Print” system, is never about any system, programs…etc you saw roaming round the entire Internet! The New Path is that “Dream Life Style ” you aspired to have! The “Nitro Blue Print” system is simply a way to help you achieve that Life Style in a well-planned, well-organized and well-executed way.

And what is the Life Style? Owning Your Own Online Business! And that bring us to my view on Video 2—Build a business not an income!

*****The 1st question is not What but Why?***
I understand a lot of people venture into the Internet in the worst timing if all. Some were even in a pretty desperate financial situations, that’s when all your decision were made though only one and one reason alone…
“How much and How fast can I earn?”
And this is a very very Dangerous Situation you are in if you are like that!

I couldn’t agree more on Video 2. If you only need an income, get a job, get 2 jobs don’t spend more than you earn, draw up a saving plan and invest in mutual fund or something like that when you can afford to.

But like I said earlier on, “Nitro Blue Print” system is simply a way to help you Build Your Online Business in a well-planned, well-organized and well-executed way. I have been following the Nitro Guys for almost 5 years now, I known them during worst time of my life where everything is falling apart. They had always been an inspiration for me to keep my “dream” alive. I mean this Guys are for real,they had given enough value, I mean way much more value through this Videos than most “craps” out there.

You don’t have to purchase anything from them if you could not afford to. But if you can, you very well do, but never with a “buying” mentality, rather, purchase their products with a “ learning investment” and “business building” mindset.
Some final words and encouragement to all of you who is still struggling on your Internet business venture….

(1) Don’t give up too soon, but don’t hold on too long either.
(2) Letting Go never means Giving Up!
(3) Business , I mean any business is an ongoing process.

Cheers
Jason Ser

John Stiles said:

My big take away for video 3 is the boxes!

Filling in the empty boxes with all the steps for each and the order to fill them is awesome. Simply fill in the boxes and have a complete business when you're done. Very cool indeed.

Also the part about perfection. I completely agree with this, we all want to put our best foot forward. By putting a product out on the Internet, you expose yourself to the world. I think that's a big reason why most everyone wants it to be perfect and get stuck on that step!

John

Elizabeth said:

I listened to you video 3 times…I know that if this is really written so that a true Newbie can follow this is what I am truly looking for…I have been trying to make money on line so that I can be financially free to do some of the things I truly love..I have in the past had my own businesses and I know what you are saying are the things that led me to build my business…and my successes…Thank You Elizabeth

Lon said:

I have really enjoyed listening to these concepts. I had heard some of this in one of Joe Vitale's ebooks I bought, but this has crystalized it more for me. The empty box principle where I can get creative and fill them with the plans and products I want was wonderful. The major piece for me though was being "Just good enough" instead of waiting until everything is perfect. I have been waiting for everything to be perfect until I finally decided after listeniing, that I needed to jump in and start - so I started a blog with my thoughts on being in "The Mystery Spot" and needing to be led out. It appears that this Nitro Blueprint is attempting to do just that. If you are interested in my heartfelt thoughts about this read my new blog's first entry at http://nolimitstolearning.blogspot.com/. I talk about being an assistive technology specialist to help unlock the needs of disabled and special needs children. I feel like one of these kids in this online enterprise arena. I am encouraged and want to move into the unfamiliar and make it familiar!

November 30, 2007

Wanja said:

Yesterday we had a planning meeting with my business partners and I shared the MUNCHIES with them and we used the system to do our planning for December. It worked so well that I'm sure we'll now use it on a regular basis.

The empty box principle in video 3 makes a lot of sense to me and I can't wait to have the 10 steps explained. Most of all, I learnt today not to try and make the perfect business before launching it, but to just start and build the business as I learn more and more from my customers. While I'm quite sceptical about the actual earnings from the cable guy example, I'm getting a lot of information that is helping me make positive changes.

Thanks a lot.
Wanja

Vips said:

Hi,
To be hoest, I have listened to many audios and videos over the past couple of years and there are some really good ones and there are some very ba ones - this series so far has been excellent!
It is clear, consise and very easy to follow. Personally I think that "Dont be perfect - Just good enough!" is the thing that got me most as I have always wanted to get things just right, I have done so all through my life and alot of times I do get it perfect but many times I just cant get it perfect - which has always caused me a lot of frustration and stress. So thank you for sharing that with me. The other thing I found very good is the "Core Activity Principle" - This to me was also very helpful as it is very difficult to juggle many things and get them done well, but if you focus on one main task you actually do finish it and you can go on to the next task. I used to have a To do list every morning, but for whatever reason it fell by the wayside - I am now back on it again:)
Thanks for all the good info - looking forward to hearing and seeing more!

Emiel said:

Hi Kevin and Matt!

The videoseries so far has been great! It's nice to see how you identify the problems and work on the solutions by simplifying the process and mapping out your activities.

Your focus on the crucial early stages is a real must for creating a real long term business.

Finding a winning sales and marketing strategy is one of the most critical parts of starting a business, and already the videos are an invaluable asset in this pursuit!

Thanks and kind regards,

Emiel

Steve said:

Hi Guys

Boy oh boy, I have learned so much from you already…

Build a business not a product.
You can stay in your flow and focus on what you love to do the most.
You don't have to create your own product.
Break down everything into small steps and focus on core activities.
Nitro blueprint and fill in your empty boxes.
Small simple systematic steps is best.

To be frank with you I am one of those people who has bought almost every concievable product/ebook out there and they have never shown the bigger picture.

So far the video's have been succinct and informative and have given me some fantastic insights into this mysterious world.

Simply fabulous…

I look forward to the next video with an open mind.

Best wishes on a jb well done.

Steve

Hi Kevin and Matt,

Thousand thanks for this breath of fresh air! Big "boulder off the shoulder'.

1. Spent a fortune on products that don't give the full story and the promised results. Often called myself the "dumbest asshole on the net"! Glad to hear someone say its not entirely my fault.

2. Also realised that my lack of focus and constant dive into the next "latest and greatest" fad stemmed from an urgent need to instantly generate some quick cash - just an extra $1000 per month would balance the books and make a dramatic change to my life!

But then they didn't deliver… :-(

3. Really enjoyed these first 3 videos and the promise of a complete, ordered, paint-by-numbers, step-by-step, long term solid business building system.

Best regards
Mike

Peter Chavez said:

This video that I have listened to is like a breath of fresh air! I have spent myself into a really negative situation and have not succeeded in any respect.
What I have taken away from this so far is a really clear step-by-step method for building a business.
After laboring through jobs that I hate I am looking for a way to do what I want, not what others want.
Unless there is a horrile un-doable money fee that I can't handle, I am ready to actually DO something I can actually afford.

Anthony said:

My biggest take away from Vid #3? I've spent $97 on info products that didn't come close to giving me in value what you guys just gave me for FREE lol.

The 10 steps and the Empty box theory were priceless!

I do network marketing for a living and you guys hit it on the head, Success IS in your head and you have to follow through in the process if you want the results of the cable guy!

Also it was fantastic to know we don't have to have ALL of the boxes mastered immediately to make over $25,000 a month. This was something that inspired me GREATLY.

Scott said:

#1 Takeaway from Video: Nitro Marketing have perfected a proven system that anyone can use to start with nothing and build a successful business doing something they love.

#1 Takeaway from Experience: Find a mentor who has already done what you want to do and do Exactly as they say and you will receive similar results.

Whether you invest in their Blueprint system or not if their system looks like the type of Business you want to build for yourself then you need to find a way to learn from Nitro. Period.

Do whatever it takes. Make it happen!

Barrie said:

It's interesting to see how the "Munchies" concept is being applied, even in this basic presentation! We are being taken through the process incrementally, so we aren't overloaded by too much information all at once.

"One bite at a time" is perhaps the most important single concept leading to success! Trying to do too much will ALWAYS lead to failure! Trying to be too perfect will ALWAYS result in nothing!

Thanks for keeping it simple!

lee said:

fill in the boxes as you show and just get moving on it , the idea , the web site business will grow as you apply the effort.Fill in the boxes as you say .Its a great life analogy and its ovious you have the experience and results to show for it and teach it . I unload boxes all the time at my work . Now i want to fill them with your coaching expertise. I want to teach what i learn to a dear friend that has been abused badly by being married to an old world turk which means being owned in this case.Now divorced after 20 years with 2 children she needs help to start over .I want to show her that this can work for her to.To begin a new life a profitable home business.It will work practical wonders for her family and finanlly her freedom . So Please pick me.I will deiver to! ,thanks for making the opportunity available ,lee

Finally -

A system that will keep anyone from spinning in place. All the guru tips and tricks have a way of getting people trying to learn jumping from one thing to the next.

What I liked so much about your system is that it will allow newbies to keep things in perspective.

For example if a new tool comes out that performs amazing tasks in Keyword Research your empty box diagram shows them just how small that really is. It's not a new business or new business model as is often claimed but simply a new tool.

How much time needs to be delegated to learning some new tool or trick or tip can easily be seen by looking at where it would fit on your empty box diagram.

Anything that can help people keep from being overwhelmed in this business is very important. While it is true that those of you who started in 1999 blazed new trails and didn't have tools we take for granted you had the opportunity to learn about them slowly and at a time when their was no hype.

However, people who come to the promised land today are overwhelmed with information overload from the legitimate gurus let alone the things you pointed out in your dirty laundry report.

Nice work. Finally something that is part of the solution to the information overload that plagues this industry.

What I took away from this is that it is easier than I think to sell your own product. I've always thought it to be too difficult so I never really tried. I see so many people doing it day after day who have much less technical and/or business knowledge than I do.

The truth is, I can do this probably more easily than most people I know and I really need to get started.

Chris Larson said:

I like the call to action that you emphasize in the video and the munchie principle. Breaking down the tasks to get to an effective website and make money is important to me. Also, knowing that I can create a simple product based on a skill that I know and can share with others is a strong motivator to getting started.

Alison Potter said:

The best thing for me so far is that I won't have to keep wandering in the desert wondering which way to go with all the information and product overload I've been experiencing. I can have my hand held step by step, which will end the procrastination as I will know which steps to take and in which order.

Looking forward to the next video.

Alison in Alberta

Michael said:

I've tried a couple of times to get an Internet Business going on my own but failed and lost money. As a result I gave up through fear of losing more and stopped trying.
I now see that by using a proven system that is working for others, I can try again and be successful.

David said:

Hi Kevin,

In order to go from Idea to Income three things must happen and in the interest of brevity I will bullet point them because each could be talked about for hours.

1. You have to have the right stuff, meaning you must have the right mindset; it is more about what is in your head than your talent. Your thoughts will create your outcome.

2. You must develop a system and process for accomplishing your goals. Your empty box system illustrates this very well.

3. You must take action. It’s not about being totally prepared and perfect but without the action nothing happens.

The key to success is action. Most of us have good ideas, and most of us know what we want to some extent but few take action. Action is usually the missing link.

Idea——>Action————>Results

And for action to take place you must have the right mindset and systems in place to make it happen.

In short it is really a simple system but so very hard to implement without help. You are not the key to many successful entrepreneurs with your help.

Have great day and keep up the incredible work
David

Linda said:

Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge. I am a solopreneur and not only do I not have a clue how to take my business to the next level, I somehow have managed to bury myself in "information overload". I needed "steps", a plan, a blueprint, a mentor, a lifelife … or just simply HELP to move me out of feeling completely overwhelmed and stalled!!! … and you've provided all of that and more in just a few short videos. I just exhaled for the first time in months! Thank you!

Cheryl said:

You've definitely hit the nail on the head. Most "gurus" tell you what to do, but not specifically how to do it and not in the order to do it.

If your business model is so complicated that you can't fit it on a napkin it won't work. And you've simplified it down to the key elements that will make it a business and not a job.

I am looking forward to learning the specifics of how to implement the steps needed to fill each box.

Great job.
Cheryl

As someone who has spent an increadible amount of time creating and organizing my own intellectual property… I can really appreciate not only the information… but the way it has been organized. I particularly like the simplicity of your "fill in the boxes" approach to implementation. This is a powerfully strategic way organize the efforts of your prospects and clients. I like it.

I am interested in using your system to launch a membership site that gives access to my intellectual property.

Mark Allen Grainger
Chief Motivational Officer
Grainger Leadership Institute

Nick Sanders said:

I am going to dive right in.

My biggest take away from video #2 is the act or building a business. Every time I hear this concept I want to hear more, because It is one thing to build or advertise a product and earn money on the short side, But Building a sustainable business is a lot more intriguing to just making a little bit here and there.

thanks, great video

greg said:

All I can say is the light is getting brighter and clearer. For too many years I have been (perfecting what I want to do and consequently it has stiffled me totally)wooried it was not good enough instead of just doing it and improving it as I go. Thank you and I look forward to the rest of the videos and finally getting started in making a business that will provide for me and my family for years to come.

Greg

Rich Rusell said:

The Empty Box Principle is fantastic! For a year now, I've been like a rabbit in the headlights not knowing which way to turn. There are dozens of 'Gurus' trying to teach all of the techniques they've learned over years in one major braindump. No wonder so many people fail to make use of what they are told. Now somebody comes along and says, 'Do this and forget about the rest for now. Oh,and don't worry about it being perfect,just get it done'. Great. I can do that!

Mark Call said:

Great Video!

Real informative and thought provoking!

Mark Call
- The Internet Video pro
http://www.InternetVideoPro.com

Peter said:

What a genius you are. At the same time that you are divulging the plan for your success, you are using it to increase you list of contacts to further your own bussiness!
You are good, but you are also full of useful information that if used properly , can help people like me experience a breakthrough.
I am a person that needs to be hand held when trudging through a new experience and I have a sense of comfort while lisenting to your teachings. I will have to review the vidios and glean everthing I can from your informative series.
Thanks,
Peter

Thomas Burke said:

First you need to make a clear, easy to understand and follow "written down" plan. This plan needs to cover everything that you intend to make happen in your business, from the very near term to the middle term and finally in the long term and once you have it all mapped out you need to take massive action and never stop until you have reached each of your short, medium and long term goals.

Steven Moore said:

What I looked and detected in abundance was "SINCERETY".

Video #2 takes one to the next step in the process of developing an online business. Especially one that we can love to do and be a part of. I cannot wait for Video #3.

Heidi said:

The Blueprint takes much of what I already know and puts it into a real business plan with step-by-step implementation and planning. It is something I have not seen from the other systems out there. And as a true system it looks like I will be able to apply it to many different types of businesses. I see where I can take some dusty products out of folders in my computer and really put them to better use making money - once I see the rest of these videos!

Steven Moore said:

This is beautiful, it stimulates "EXPANSION". Thank You

Jean said:

My biggest takeaway in Video 2 was about learning one area only and becoming really good at that in order to trade time for money. Brilliantly simple, but I hadn't seen it like that, as I was more concerned with getting everything right. It does feel like a weight off my shoulders.
Thanks!

John Saracco said:

What's amazing is that I'm already buying on the internet from a system that works like this .I am totally blown away when I've finally seen the overview.I KNOW it works! I really have been looking for a way to get into this type of business but the tech part is overwhelming to me. But wait,with this blueprint I'm beginning to see how maybe,just maybe , this can work for me…..

eric said:

You do not have to do it perfectly, there is no such thing, Just good enough, if you wait for perfect you will never get anything done.

Lori said:

Just good enough - I've heard that several times lately in several different places —I definitely need it!!! I am a perfectionist by nature and am realizing more and more that I am the one holding myself back.

Can't wait to learn more!!

Lori

Martha D. said:

I am so tired, tired, tired - worn down and confused (& going broke!) by soooooo many so-called "best", "complete", "easy", "secret", "free", etc. etc. "Plans" that claim to "make money without spending a fortune", "guaranteed results", "fast or instant results" - "no experience needed", questionable "testimonials", programs or whatever that only lead you to more and more links for more and more money and time in getting nowhere.
Call me gullible, crazy or whatever but I won't give up (getting close though). I know I can have a profitable online business with the "right" help.
But I'm in such a spin going from one thing to the next to the next and never being able to finish anything or feel the least bit productive.
I'm willing to give this program what may be my last ditch shot - due in part to the one thing that stood out for me (my take away) - "Make Progress, Not Perfection"!
I think I've jumped from one thing to another in part because of the many "incomplete" systems that derail my focus and keep me thinking there's something else I have to learn before learning or implementing whatever system, program, plan I'm currently reading/learning - it's like never being able to find that "first" step. Instead, it's always 1 or 2 steps forward and a "never ending" line of steps back!!
I sure hope this one is the one that is complete enough to help me make some progress and that I'll be able to afford!!!

Steve G. said:

Would a general contractor build a house without the blueprint? No. Why would anyone want to attempt to build a business without a plan? They shouldn't. The principle of the Empty Boxes proposes the same concept as is used in many large projects. For building a house, you start with the foundation and then build the frame. Here you determine where to dig the hole (pick your market) and then pour the foundation (create you business Map), then build the frame (your product). The "Takeaway" is that this is so simple because it is the primary approach for every successful endeavor.

Can't wait to fully understand the proper order for erecting this "house"!

Daniel said:

Yep, I'll have to admit that the search for perfection is my downfall. All the while I've been working on my business, it just didn't seem good enough, or meet my standards. Fearful of failure, fear of success? Your right, I need to get moving and perfect the system as it plays out.

Belle said:

Good info to get me back on track. I am multi-licensed in the financial services industry and have been doing lots of thinking and sketching out plans on how to pull everything together. Your videos have really helped me to focus in on my weakness' and redirection path. Good stuff, I want more! Thanks.

I am here because of Heather and I see that you have a good and honest product.

Guys, you have already so many comments, so I am not sure why I am posting mine, but you have asked for it, so here it is.

The thing which struck me most in your video, is that at the beginning, I need to build a business, not a profit. I will try to live by this motto, while developing my online venture.

Thanks,

Merry M Makowski

Bridget said:

I HAVE LEARNED THAT YOU NEED TO GET OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE AND AT LEAST TRY. YOU LEARN FROM MISTAKES, BUT YOU WILL NOT LEARN IF YOU DON'T TRY.

Patricia said:

The experience factor has been holding me back; and I am ready to leap from the comfort zone and enter the unknown new path to success. Attaining the right mindset is necessary to go forward

Jim Freeman said:

Hi Kevin,
I very much enjoyed the first three videos and look forward to the others. At age 65, and planning to be successful with an online business; I was reminded of just how important a"Good-System" is in the business building process. Reflecting back on my off-line business successes in sales and marketing, I remember that the most successful ones had great "systems" in place and driving the business in the right direction. That would be my biggest take away from the videos. I am excited about your December launch.

Thanks, Jim Freeman

Patricia said:

I think the Munchies concept is terrific. (I like that name) Can't wait for the next one.

Jeanne May said:

Hi…
my biggest take-away from the first video was definitely a choice between the old path and the new path.
I know that if I continue doing the same things I have always done I will be in the same position. Nothing will change if I do not change my direction… even slightly!
Thanks for instructive and motivating video. Looking forward to the next one.
Jeanne
http://www.aspirationsplus.com

Jafra said:

I'm impressed with the simplified clarity of the ideas presented. My biggest takeaway is that what I'm being taught is elementary and not over my head, yet nevertheless INSPIRING. The presentation of the ideas takes me from FEAR to HOPE, from fear of the unknown to hope that it only requires taking one step after another until the goal is reached. I'm sure that my past procrastination has always been based in fear that I've "accepted", but your videos are telling me that I can "reach" for the scary place and find hope and help awaiting me there. The videos touch upon all my set-aside dreams and speak directly TO them, which injects new energy into them. These videos are well-designed to access the failed purposes of anyone who still wants to confront the fears that are blocking them from success. Thank you for the work you've done to become able to speak with such simplicity and directed clarity toward human needs to build something of value that they enjoy and can gladly give their lives to it.

Jennifer Crockett said:

I love the empty boxes concept, and the example given of how the cable guy started. It gives me hope I can use my known traits of persistence and dedication to do the steps.

I love that I can gain experience.

I love that you answer most of my doubts and questions as they arise.

I love the fact that there is a system to follow.

I trust that my biggest concern of what to market will be taken care of in future videos. I had a glimpse here that my very good research skills may be of value.

I love being informed I do not have to be perfect to get started.

Debby Mathis said:

I love the empty box blueprint! It is reassuring and encouraging to know that one can launch their business and not be perfect at the outset.
Being a perfectionist is often related to procrastination I believe.

Thanks for the videos.
Debby
http://www.ohanafreedom.com

gary said:

being focused have a plan or map, follow through,get going don't wait to be perfect

Rob said:

Your point that when starting anything new, one must remember that today is going to be the very worst at the new venture. From today it will get easier and easier as I gain experience.

Clint said:

Like you Keven, I attended Carl Galetti's Internet Marketing Super Conference in Las Vegas this year and it showed me that I had been taking the 'hobby' path to my business. Meeting Brad Fallon and Shawn Casey gave me the light that I needed.
I'm so glad that you are allowing others to takeaway the information that it took me so long to learn on my own. You make it easy to understand(you're easy on the ears) but get to the point quickly. It's okay to make mistakes, which I wasn't accustomed to in my current position. There are different blueprints to a successful business. What I'm taking away with me is that you do have the answer that so many have struggled to find. What's the figure? 95% failure rate. I believe that the Nitro Blueprint IS the pathway to success with an online business.

Jeanne May said:

Hi …
videos 2 and 3 were really good and great follow-up to the first.

Many take-aways… but main ones for me are "don't be perfect, just good enough"… that is difficult to get into my brain! Let go of perfectionistic tendencies! That's my challenge.
Another take-away — it's about mindset definitely.
Being organised and making progress along the way.
I'm looking forward to the remainder of the videos… thanks for sharing your energy!

Best wishes
Jeanne
http://www.aspirationsplus.com