I have read many of her posts and discovered that even when she writes of the same topic or subject with JC, hers are always deeper and more resourceful.

That is not to take away from the humorous postings and amazing generosity of JC, I doff my hat for him.

There seems to be a lot of people who have followed exactly what John has done. I’ll happily take tips from John personally, as well as from his ebook and blog, but I wanted this blog to focus on where my passion lies (in being an entrepreneur), as opposed to talking about how to be the next great blogger, like so many seem to do.

Sure, there are people who can do this and succeed (Take Jane May, for example), but it’s becoming a saturated market, for sure.

you will go places because you are a thinker. It there all over your writings.

There are many bloggers out here who had nothing to offer. That’s why they suffer. The web is in dire need of thinkers who have somethings to offer.

My advise is that you should ’stubbornly’ stick to your entrepreneurial slant. We can’t all be a ‘John Chow’. That was the bandwagon mistake of many current bloggers.