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I was recently on the private forum inside the member-only website, The Internet Marketing VIP Inner Circle, discussing the whole concept of “taking a millionaire to lunch.”

Now on the forum, the process has actually been formalized, and various members are encouraged to set up lunch meetings in various places. It’s already starting to happen and it is showing tremendous potential…

The idea is to get together with one, or a few, successful business people over lunch (or breakfast – my favorite, or dinner) and learn from each other.
You’re going out to eat anyway from time to time, so why not make it a special occassion by inviting one of your favorite millionaires?

Before you convince yourself of how hard this is, there are a lot more millionaires around than you would think. If you haven’t read the book, The Millionaire Next Door, you should. It points out that your local plummer, shop owner, or neighbor may very well be a millionaire… and you just not know it.
After all, it’s a lot more common than you think.

There’s the saying that you income will be determine by the company that you keep. It will very likely be the
average of your 10 closest friends. That’s just because those that you hang out with influence your thinking, and even what you’ll attempt to do.

To think big, and attempt BIG things, you need to be around people who think and act the same.

The “Take A Millionaire To Lunch” meetings organized inside The Internet Marketing VIP Inner Circle site, are restricted to site members. You’d be surprised at who some of the members are though

Check it out and join me for lunch:
http://www.theinternetmarketingvipinnercircle.com

Letting out your belt a couple of notches? Blame the economy. Americans are eating at fast food joints 11% more frequently this year.
According to a recent Experian Simmons study, Midwesterners are most likely to eat at quick service restaurants. McDonalds is the trough of choice nationwide, with Burger King second. The grown up, salad bar of Wendy’s has slipped from third to fifth place, deposed by bread-rich Subway and the ever greasy Taco Bell. Marketing Charts reports upstarts Jamba Juice is squeezing out rivals for 26th place and Panera Bread rises to number 18.
A National Institute of Health (NIH) study says eating at fast-food restaurants more than twice per week is associated with more weight gain and insulin resistance, a risk factor for type 2 diabetes.