Chatteling

Ok. So I found a new focus. It's going to be the world of "Chatteling".

Chatteling means personal property. Slaves are considered chattel. This is the world of "offline" marketing. Its a new niche that I found out about through the father of Chatteling, Gordon Jay Alexander. I read his eBook, The Chattel Report and it straight up gave me 30 years worth of advice that I could use to buy and sell properties. I will start small, of course, and work my way to the big bucks. There is not much to it. You buy low and sell high. The key is to buy things from over here and sell them over there. The profit is in your connection between markets. You see, people don't check more than one circulation. And your job is to bridge that gap. That's what chatteling is all about. It takes work, but it is an opportunity.

I'll post more about this later. I just wanted to stay in touch and let you know what's going on. So this will be my main focus and I have yet to make my first dollar. But I will. I smell it. It is on the horizon. It is coming closer.


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