Kindly note. The more support I receive the more support I offer. 

While reading this page please pace yourself.  Take your time. Follow your heart. Do what works for you. If I spark a desire to help out - wonderful.  Your support will ripple out to others. 

I got time but no money . . .

As we dive into a list of ways to support me with your time - time to talk about the theory of third-party validation. 

• Have you ever checked the customer review section of a product or service before you bought it? Why did you read the reviews?  

• Think about the last book you bought.  Did you buy the book based on a recommendation or glowing reviews? 

• Ever try out a new restaurant because your friends can't stop talking about it? 

• Booked an appointment with a professional based on the outstanding results from someone you know?  

As consumers we tend to hedge our bets by buying recommended products and services.  True?  Why?  What it is about complete strangers / reviews on - say - Amazon.com - that sway our decision to click their one-click option to buy. How do we know reviews are legit to begin with. Right? How do we know a glowing review isn't the result of some write-reviews-to-get-paid scheme. Even when trusted people post reviews - there's no certainty that what they experienced will be your experience. True?

Let's reframe third-party validation from a social interaction aspect.  Pretend you and I meet.  We're talking about what we're up to.  I talk about my book Pay Me What I'm Worth.  You ask me questions about it.  You feel my passion about the content in this workbook.  You may sense yourself feeling impressed when I share how over 350,000 people have completed the 33 unique exercises found in the ten chapters of this workbook. Then a good friend of yours joins us.  You tell your friend about the fact that I'm the author of a book that's sold over a quarter of a million copies.  Your friend seems non-plussed; they rather you to follow them because they want to introduce you to someone else.  You walk away.  Most likely you forget about me and my work.

Time passes. You're at a party hosted by another dear friend catching up with all sorts of souls you hold near and dear.  One of those cherished connections happens to talk about how much their life changed after completing a year-long course based on the book Pay Me What I'm Worth. It's abundantly clear your friend is much happier, healthier, centered and clear on their sense of who they are and what they're here to do.  In fact, they sort of gush about how they wished they had found this book decades ago to avoid so much of the pain and suffering they experienced. They also share how the tools they awakened within themselves - based on the exercises in this book  - helped them genuinely release decades of pain and related suffering. Your memory clicks in and you tell your friend you just happened to meet the author of that book. Your friend asks, "Did you buy his book."  You say, "No."  When asked why you didn't buy his book your ego kicks in. Your response? "I didn't know who he was or if he's legit."  Your friend simply smiles and says, "Well, hey!  If you dare - I'll send you a link to the classes I took.  You listen in at no charge. You decide." and walks away. 

When you get your friends link, you listen to 10 minutes (of one of the hundreds of online, downloadable classes).  You discover this author is legit based on what you hear. You buy his book.  You change your life. You took action based on your friends' recommendation (versus meeting the me).  

When you buy my book based on a friends glowing review - is third-party validation in action.

My point? 

The time you take to read, listen, watch then share posts, videos, and audios - is equally valuable as monetary support.

The following options to support me with your time (no money) involves reading / watching / listening to material posted on popular sites.  The more you read, watch, listen (and hopefully SHARE) what you've found - increases counts.  The higher the listen, read, watch counts - the more third-party validation grows. Algorithms kick in to give that post, audio or video more exposure as well.