I just launched a new project 43 years in the making.

A dream deferred for much to long is finally coming true for me.

And I’m feeling a lot of fear.

BUT… the fear is turning into excitement because I’m doing what I taught in the January 2015 issue of The Doberman Dan Letter.

I’m experiencing a lot more fear with this project than any of my business projects because I’m outside my comfort zone with with this one.

Wayyyyy outside my comfort zone.

Sure, I’ve put myself out there a lot in my darn near 30-years as an entrepreneur. And I’ve done that knowing I’d be subjected to criticism before.

But not on the massive scale like I’m now doing. And in front of the most VIRULENT critics inhabiting this earth.

This will either crash and burn, leaving me depressed and humiliated on a global scale…

…OR… it will be the biggest thing I’ve EVER done. Changing the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and allowing them to make their life long dreams come true.

I’m nervous as hell.

But life begins at the end of your comfort zone.

What have you done today… last week… last month… last year… that’s outside YOUR comfort zone?

You see, everything you desire is always outside your comfort zone. If it wasn’t you’d already have it, wouldn’t you?

It’s a simple little trick the universe has created to test you and see if you REALLY want what you SAY you want.

And most people don’t. Because they’re not willing to venture out into unknown waters to get it.

It’s easier to stay on the shore and wait for your boat to come in. (It NEVER does, by the way. You ALWAYS gotta swim out to it.)

That’s why I like hanging out with the rare people who have built 8-figure and 9-figure businesses from scratch.

What excites me and inspires me isn’t the amount of money they make or the size of their business.

It’s the personal growth they went through that allowed them to build a business of that size. Because so few people are willing to go through the fear of what’s required to grow that much.

“What is required”, you ask.

Constantly forcing yourself outside your comfort zone.

Because if you DON’T step out of your comfort zone and face your fears, the number of things that make you uncomfortable will only keep growing.

I have people looking up to me and depending upon me for leadership and inspiration. (If you’re married and/or have children, so do you.)

And I don’t know about you but I can’t stomach the thought of telling the people who look to me for leadership, “Geez, I would have attempted it… but I was scared.”

Cuz I know I’m not only killing my dream… I’m crushing others’ dreams, too.

So I’m as close to “about to pee my pants” scared as I’ve been since I was a cop.

But ya know what?

No matter what, I’m gonna launch this project.

Even if I have to do it with wet pants.

All the best,
Doberman Dan

P.S. Here’s what has me the most scared of all:

I just ordered all the equipment I need to document this entire process on video.

It will arrive this week from good ole Amazon.

And even though I really don’t know how to do a documentary video, I’m gonna start right away.

And show EVERYTHING.

Mistakes and all.

And hopefully some triumphs.

BTW, this has nothing to do with online marketing. It’s me going after a dream I’ve had since age 7 that simply won’t die… and will continue to hound me with regret if I don’t suck up the fear and just do it.

And I’m documenting the whole kit and caboodle

Eventually I may release this documentary for the world to see.

But the people who will have first access to it are the knights in my Marketing Camelot.

Soon I’ll start posting bits and pieces of this documentary on our exclusive knights only website.

In fact, if some of my knights catch the inspiration and follow in my footsteps, I may also feature them in my documentary.

Starting online businesses and making lots of money is great. It can change your life… in many ways.

But projects like this take it to an ENTIRELY different level.

And I can’t wait to see how it impacts the world.

If you’re a knight in my Marketing Camelot… my goal is to inspire you to take that dream off the shelf.

The one you STILL regret not pursuing.

And follow my process for making it a reality.

Pax vobiscum.