Fall is upon us up here in the mountains of Virginia. This is by far my favorite time of year.
Humidity has disappeared. Mist slowly rolls across the mountains each morning. A cool breeze blows from the west. The leaves are beginning to turn yellow, orange, and red—one by one.
It’s simply amazing. And invigorating. Every day I say a silent prayer of thankfulness. I’m thankful to be here in this place at this time.
This is my first note to you in over a week. We’ve been busy putting together our first real marketing campaign for our trail-blazing investment membership The Phoenician League. Amidst the hustle and bustle I just haven’t found time to write.
That’s on me. But I’m happy to say that I’ve learned some valuable lessons these past few weeks. The biggest of which is this…
I did a Questions & Answers (Q&A) session with the great Tom Woods last week.
Old Woods has written countless books on history and economics. And he has a brand-new book coming out soon… and it’s going to open some eyes.
Woods also put together the Liberty Classroom program that I gush over from time to time in these pages. That program is the education I wish I received in high school and college.
My Q&A session with Tom was an absolute blast. And it was a great promotion for The Phoenician League. But it helped me realize that I’m trying to do way too much in a single program.
As constructed, The Phoenician League is a one-stop shop for anyone interested in securing their finances, broadening their investments, and building passive income with real estate.
That’s not going to change.
But what I realized is that we need a more focused incubator program too. Something that focuses on helping people get their finances and investments in order first—before jumping into the real estate arena.
In other words, we need a program that’s laser-focused on financial security. We have to get that in place first before we can start to think about financial independence.
The great news is that this is something we’re already positioned to provide. And we could offer such a service at a drastically lower price point compared to The Phoenician League.
I’ll be back tomorrow with more news of Autumn descending upon the Virginian frontier… and with more thoughts on what the new program could look like. But for today, I would like your input…
You’ve seen our marketing for The Phoenician League. Does my vision for a focused financial incubator program sound worthwhile to you?
Is this something you would be interested in? Is this something you think may be valuable to people?
Please let me know. You can reply directly to this email.
Oh, and if you would like to view my Q&A session with Tom Woods, you can find it right here: Q&A Session
See you tomorrow.
-Joe Withrow