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Creativity Sucks! How to Generate Million Dollar Ideas in 60 Seconds or Less!

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This book is a word for word copy of Jeff Gardners e-book "The Ultimate Million Dollar Idea Generator"

I was looking for something new. Instead, I just forked over $29.95 for a product I already own.

Google "Jeff Gardner", and if it's available buy his e-book and save yourself $10.00 or $15.00 bucks.

Great book! The ideas and concepts in this book are awesome to say the least.

If you have a store, a hobby, a passion, any interest you want to start making
money from or increasing your bottom line (simple, easy and fast) by 10, 20 or
more percent (depending on what you're doing right now) or have to... this book
may well be your breakthrough.

If you apply only 1 or 2 tips and take action, you can not fail but win big time.
Some "ideas" are so "ingenious" and simple that you will "bang your head against
a wall" and say to yourself; "geese why did I not get my hands on this much
earlier".

And the "author" really "walks his talk", because he used to "make" this book,
an exact formula described in it! In short: found a "bestseller"... online, got
the rights to it, changed the format = real book, added an introduction and
updates, added value = bonuses, repackaged it = came up with a IMHO better
cover/headline and presto had a book "out of the box". He maybe, if at all wrote
3% of this "to be business bestseller".

What I did not like... the books cover quality. I would have preferred a soft
cover instead, because this is a book you take with you on the go.

This book will change the way you think about "product creation = additional
streams of income" forever. If not, you must have achieved true freedom
already, using this know-how for several years.

I read it from cover to cover and could not lay it down. It's that good.

This is a super information-packed, easy-to-read goldmine, especially if you want to grow. You can make a million dollars from a lot of these ideas.

I bought this book as i heard about the author at a seminar I attended. I jumped at the chance to own this book. However, it's written in that typical Internet marketing style of an e-book. The book does share great ideas on copy write type stuff but never gives any other million dollar ideas that veer off of creating your own titles e.t.c. I thought it would have been more leveraged type ideas as well. Like Commercial real estate, joint venture capilism, consulting and the like. This book stays mostly on one subject with many bulleted points. It does however give you that motivation factor to get into that type of marketing style e.t.c. Though. Probably would be worth a read, but i would buy used if i had to again.

Dan Lok's book has helped me and my business unLOcK my creative juices. He has a great concept in this book, Business is not magic in a bottle, it is doing it better that Joe down the street or quicker than Suzie across the city. The book is a wonderful motivator and brainstorming catalyst. It will fire up you passion for "taking the world by Storm!"

Quick, concise chapters without boring stories or useless rambling deliver the point and moves on.

My business has spun it last wheel... it's time to smoked it in third gear!

Hey folks. I just followed "Big T's" advice and Googled "Jeff Gardner." Interesting site. I never heard of Jeff Gardner before this. I suspect he is a nice fellow. I also suspect Big T is an affiliate of his. That's O.K.

When I got this book I was put off by the title. I was put off by the cover. Then, I opened it. Great, a 100 page book of lists in a font too small for my ageing eyes to read. I tossed the book aside to the pile in my "reading room."

The next day I assumed the position on the crapper and picked up this slim volume. After just a few pages, there was an idea I might use. A few more pages, another idea. A few more pages, BAM!! A big idea. I never thought of that. Might never have thought of that in a million years. This stuff is good. Keep on reading . . .

Well, Dan Lok's book was just the whack on the side of the head I needed to get my own new product engine revving! After just two sessions in my "reading room," I have already started enough new product projects to keep me busy the rest of the summer. Feel free to check back with me in a few months to see how I have converted these projects to dollars.

Some folks get confused when they read a self-help/improve-your-marketing/internet-marketing book. I don't think Dan Lok was trying to write the next War and Peace or Gone With the Wind. Neither do I think Dan thinks everyone of these ideas is his own original breakthrough idea. However, Dan Lok did cram a whole lot of good ideas for new products into this book. They are well organized and well explained. If you develop or market information products, this book is well worth the money my wife spends on lattes in two days!

... anyone who reads the book in it's entirety and says this book doesn't help them generate quite a few really useful and solid ideas.

OK, the ideas are good but not aren't earth-shattering. However, with the information overload we face nowadays, it's good to come across a resource that is easy-to-digest, sometimes humorous while still delivering a valuable message.

There's no doubt you'll already be familiar with a good number of the ideas if you've been involved in product creation for awhile but it's still a good book for the different angles Dan takes on a number of 'old' approaches ... that's my view folks!

What a phenomenal book... Idea Generator #9 alone inspired me to create a back-end product that's already made me thousands of dollars!! Dan Lok's no BS, easy-to-follow writing style is great for the busy entreprenuer who doesn't have time for fluffy theories and useless advice... a must-read for any entrepreneur looking for fresh ideas.