Grouse: Some people just don’t appreciate good stuff.

I’m quite flattered when people rip me off, copy my style, or attend my trainings and tell me how good things are. But I’ve made this known and I’ll say it again. I cannot stand it when people sign up for something free, and end up demanding for things, accusing me of being dishonest. Not only is this uncalled for, I’m seriously thinking that people are just too inconsiderate in this fast-paced world of instant gratification.

Personally, I might as well not bother asking people to register or give anything away for free. It takes a lot of effort to put things together, and if you want it immediately, don’t act like a spoilt child! I fulfil my promises, but it’s a matter of time.

Take for instance, Kelvin Hui. I made an MP3 and it’s in the process of being transcribed. With that, most of you know that I’m doing this out of pure good will. I could have just interviewed Kelvin myself without anyone else having to field me questions. I know that my subscribers and visitors want to gain access to top marketers but don’t have the means to reach them. I’m willing to do it.

But what I can’t stand is when I’m accused of being dishonest. Here’s a snip from the podshot taken at me:

“Stuart, too many big promises but none fufilled! Where is the Kelvin Hui MP3 first of all…”

Geez! Just when I’m doing something good for everyone, some people just have these unrealistic expectations. Should I even give anything for free anymore?