To celebrate Independence Day, including the independence from being a slave to your business, I wanted to pass this very special note to you.

As you probably know, for close to a decade my wife, Sylvie Fortin, owns an outsourcing and project fulfillment services company, Workaholics4Hire, Inc. Her client list reads like a venerable who’s who in the marketing world.

Recognizable names include Shawn Casey, Yanik Silver, Frank Kern, and many more (including yours truly), who use her services regularly and have done so for many years. (For instance, her company was featured in John Reese’s Traffic Secrets, in the “Outsourcing Mastery” video.)

Her company offers a variety of services to fit most outsourcing needs that allow you to focus on growing your business rather than micro-managing it…

… From conducting research, creating products, and designing websites, all the way to handling emails, managing customer support, setting up PPC ad campaigns, ghostwriting articles, and much more.

Well, I don’t normally talk about my wife’s services (her doors have been closed to the public for a long time), but just recently she changed her business model RADICALLY. (And it’s not what you think.)

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Sylvie and I just came back from a seminar in Florida for an entire week, attending an event held by Frank Kern and Ed Dale.

We had a blast!

We left the day after the humoungous launch of our new product, ContextCASH.com. But during that time, we didn’t know that the payment processor was down for several hours the other day.

(It was likely because of the incredible frenzy caused by ContextCASH! Not only did we sell out of the “first group” of enrollees to which we made a special offer, but also, and according to our friend Mike Filsaime who owns PayDotCom.com, we broke sales records and had their biggest launch ever!)

However, many of you have tried to join ContextCASH during that time, but couldn’t. For that, we truly apologize.

And we want to make it up to you…

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My friend Armand Morin’s Big Seminar V was a blast!

As usual.

It was the biggest Big Seminar ever. The picture on the left is the humongous stage and lightshow. A massive 36′ stage and a 16′ catwalk. Pretty freakin’ amazing, if you ask me. And with close to 400 people in attendance, it was indeed the biggest one ever. (Next time promises to be even bigger, according to Armand.)

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The last two weeks have been nuts. So I haven’t had the chance to post much. After writing Frank Kern’s salesletter for his big Underachiever Mastery launch last Sunday working almost the entire time while at Stephen Pierce’s seminar in Detroit, barricading myself in my hotel room, it’s been more than crazy.

It’s been insane!

In fact, I promised a friend of mine in Windsor (Rick Beneteau) to visit him while down there, but Frank’s letter was such a huge affair, I had no choice. I was stuck. And now, I’m exhausted. (And that doesn’t count the fact that I’m writing two other big projects — one for John Reese, and another for Armand Morin.

But now that the bigger dust has settled, let’s roll.

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The Big Seminar by Armand Morin was a hoot!

I had a great time, finally met a lot of people I wanted to meet, and it was a profitable opportunity — watch for some interesting joint ventures coming soon!

In fact, it was so powerful, I was pounced on by hundreds of people… Plus, I obviously didn’t really get a chance to take a lot of pictures…

But here are some:

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