I just began to read another book just sent to me by a young man by the name of Corey Kossack..

The name of his book is eBay Millionaire or Bust: Hidden Strategies That Maximize Profits and Create Wealth or What Most People Don’t Know About Selling on eBay Corey is 21.

He is a young entrepreneur who has become one of the top 200 most successful sellers on E-Bay.

He wrote to me for my help.

I began to read his book and realize Corey doesn’t need my help, I need his!

That’s where the steam came from.

From the sudden realization that there are people like Corey in the world whose imagination, energy, intelligence and sheer brazen chutzpa is beyond belief. And not only that, but he’s as smart as a razor blade. He can cut corners with the sharpest of them. He can slice it and dice it down and across and sideways, and come up with a whole orange when he’s done.

And he’s only 21.

When I was 21 I was wandering around like a lost puppy.

I swear I was.

I didn’t get to be smart like Corey until I was 52!

And I’m not certain of that either.

I don’t know if I’ll ever be as smart as Corey.

Which brings me to the question: What is it that brings someone like Corey into your life, into mine? What message is Corey sending us, you and me, and what should we glean from it?

That we should have been born smart?

That we don’t stand a chance against someone like Corey (thank god he’s selling on eBay and not in your neighborhood!)?

That it pays to be precocious and very, very smart?

That there’s no hope left for normal people?

That Corey can teach us something if we listen to him?

I swear I don’t know the answer to that question, but I’m going to continue to ask it. Meanwhile, if you would like a copy of Corey’s book, you’ll have to write him for it. I wouldn’t give mine away for anything you could offer.

You can reach him at www.millionaireorbustbook.com .

And tell him I sent you.

And please don’t send me your book!

I don’t think I could handle it!

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