Larry Chiang (@LarryChiang) | |
There are “costs” but no cash risk. I engineered it that way.
mmpqq is “Mentor Mentions Per Quora Question”. It solves the problem of “Give me an Amex, Dammit” https://bit.ly/mmpqq709. The solution is in the hashtag feed #MMPQQ. Look for link “https://bit.ly/mmpqq718“
The problem was first popularized by Mike Arrington, millionaire and Stanford Law school grad, who could not get an Amex. https://bit.ly/mmpqq708 In short, other less rich, less legally smart people need credit mentorship too.
That’s where I come in https://bit.ly/mmpqq712
The benefit:
– Free hotel rooms.
– Make money.
– Help people by regurgitating https://bit.ly/mmpqq712
– Get people more free rooms
– Repeat
– Make more money (share zero with me 🙂
All y’all don’t need a website built on WORDPRESS to make money. But it helps.
You don’t need an App.
Or any technical skill.
You can actually solve a problem and then make money from others solving that same problem (you keep 100% in this ‘single level, multi level marketing program). In this post, I will show you how to kill five birds with one stone and help you make a li’l money too doing a ‘lemonade stand’ business that practices entrepreneurship.
You need
– iPhone 4S or higher
– my twitter hashtag #mmpqq “Mentor Mentions Per Quora Question”
– No Quora account required (although that will help. So sign up)
MMPQQ is a sequel to MMPPI. MMPPI is “Mentor Mentions Per Press Interview” MMPQQ came after MMPPI.
It’s money in, money out and money (rebated?) back. The hashtag #MMPQQ may never trend but you will love it and never forget the business that busted your entrepreneur cherry.
Specific First Problem I will solve for money paid to Larry Chiang directly: allota people want the Amex Starwood credit card. But even with a high credit score, they cant get it.
VCs and millionaires cannot get it (alotta times)
Solution: anoint me your mentor and commit two nights of Starwood Level 5 hotel to me. The cost of getting the credit card of your dreams is two nights hotel that you transfer.
Cost: You ‘pay’ me two nights of Starwood Level 5. Like a Westin Hotel — so nice