Have You Ever Read These Courses?

Comments(6)

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  nebulousd1st November, 2003

  I would go for Ron LeGrands course

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  InActive_Account1st November, 2003

  Don't know either the quality of either of these gurus. I did read a couple of articles by Ray Como and was unimpressed.
  
  What's the matter can't stand to get +/- good advice for free?

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  kingmonkey2nd November, 2003

  Its not that I can't stand to get good free advice. I've got a severe learning disability so if things aren't laid out for me step by step it is extremely hard for me to understand anything. I know that sounds like a copout excuse but if you had to live with it every day you wouldn't think so. It's a very real thing and it really hampers my ability to learn and comprehend.
  
  The stuff I have been able to understand about L/O and Subject To deals from this site is great! I mean, I'm starting to half way understand some of the stuff on here but it's taking a real long time to process. I think I would be better off if I had a course I could go through chapter by chapter and step by step. I bought John Lockes book on Sub2 and have read it almost thirty times and I'm just now getting to where I can explain it to others (some what).
  
  Thanks

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  jrinvestor8th November, 2003

  Then try something with audio you might understand better.

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  Gonzo8th November, 2003

  Quote:
  On 2003-11-02 00:56, kingmonkey wrote:
  Its not that I can't stand to get good free advice. I've got a severe learning disability so if things aren't laid out for me step by step it is extremely hard for me to understand anything. I know that sounds like a copout excuse but if you had to live with it every day you wouldn't think so. It's a very real thing and it really hampers my ability to learn and comprehend.
  
  The stuff I have been able to understand about L/O and Subject To deals from this site is great! I mean, I'm starting to half way understand some of the stuff on here but it's taking a real long time to process. I think I would be better off if I had a course I could go through chapter by chapter and step by step. I bought John Lockes book on Sub2 and have read it almost thirty times and I'm just now getting to where I can explain it to others (some what).
  
  Thanks
  
  
  
  kingmonkey
  
  I can definately relate to your problem. I have the exact same learning disability and it's hard, it's even harder when people don't understand the mechanics of the problem. My problem also effects my memory at times.
  
  Learning from audio programs don't really help. What helps is watching someone actually doing and going through the motions. We are called visual learners and we just try harder and still get criticized cause they think we're just not to bright. I have above average I.Q. but the problem persists.
  
  Just keep trying and do what works best for you.
  
  Best of luck Gonzo

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  kingmonkey8th November, 2003

  Yep, exactly. I can read and read about how to do something and never really "get it" but if you show me once, man I can do it for the rest of my life. Oh well, its something we've been dealing with all of our lives and will continue to. Thanks for the encouragement.
  
  Mitchell