There were more "Underground" millionaires at Yanik Silver's "Underground" seminar than I've ever had access to at one time ever!

Upon arrival, we had to sign Non Disclosure Agreements, and for very good reason. These high money earners are all making their fortunes from a wide variety of markets - but are NOT selling products to get rich crowd.

On marketing side, we had Corey Rudl - role model that I followed to break free into doing what I love. Corey's a millionaire many times over, his system is is well documented over at: http://www.infoproductcreator.com/part/secrets

Then there were big names such as Dan Kennedy, Jim Edwards, Phil Wiley, Rosalin Gardner and of course, Yanik himself.

I was amazed though - these guys were actually taking notes, buying products and networking with these other "Underground" marketers.

Two MAJOR things that came through loud and clear from this seminar - essential for your own success online:

1. These BIG money earners were earning fortunes off of many different business models (affiliate marketing, infoproducts, membership sites, Google Adsense, portal sites...). It's clear that there is no SINGLE online business model you have to follow to be successful. There are many to choose from. Action becomes real difference between these guys/gals success and all others who just dream.

What gets measured gets done.

How do you keep your business growing? How do you ensure health of your business and your personal income against threats from competition, market cycles, commission payout changes, regulation of all kinds, and human threat of complacency?

The answer isn’t to run faster on same treadmill. The laws of physics say you can maintain a steady speed and still accelerate by changing direction. Since you’re already traveling at top speed in your business and personal life, you can get acceleration you need by making small changes in direction you’re taking. It’s hard to foresee what those changes will be, but they will reveal themselves if you regularly devote some time to thinking and working on your business, not just in your business. A professional is constantly learning and improving through reading, professional education (an annual requirement in some professions), research etc. Coaching is a very personal and effective means of keeping a perspective on what’s happening and “noodling” with someone else what your growth options are. Without a second perspective you sometimes “can’t see forest for trees.” The top professionals in sports and business have a coach or mentor they trust to help them improve their game.