Simpleology 101 Review

“Simpleology – The Simple Science of Getting What You Want”

he first time I heard of “Simpleology” was several months back just prior to launch. I have been on an email list of Mark Joyner's for quite some time and witnessed the birth of Simpleology – his brainchild.

For those of you who don't know who Mark Joyner is, his reputation within the Internet Marketing community is legend and as someone to watch and learn from, you could certainly do worse ;-)

Seriously though, my first issue with the course is the title. It doesn't do itself any favors for many people in calling itself “Simpleology”!

To me it sounds 'hokey' and if it sounds 'hokey' to me then I know it will to a lot of people – after all:

“We are all unique, just like everybody else”

By the same token, there will be a number of people who will ignore or dismiss the course outright without giving it a fair try. I may have done so myself were it not for knowing who Mark Joyner is and his previous work.

My next gripe is the remaining part of the course title – this also gave me problems:

“The Simple Science of Getting What You Want”

Again, it just didn't sit right with me as to me the term science denotes something 'clinical' and somehow more rigorous.

Anyway, we'll move along from those points for now – they are my initial impressions and although you never get a second chance to make a first impression – I did go through the course (so it obviously didn't affect me too badly!)

The Course(s)

There are 3 parts to the Simpleology Course:

Simpleology 101

Simpleology 102 and the not so surprisingly titled

Simpleology 103

(I shall review 102 and 103 at a later date)

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Tom O'Brien

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