Dean Graziosi gives a holiday update on two initiatives: helping students find deals and enabling private money lending. He says the lending project is more complex than expected and needs more work to launch properly.
Hi, this is Dean Graziosi and welcome to this week's blog. Hey. First and foremost, this is the last blog I'll do before Christmas, so I want to be the first one to wish you a merry Christmas or a happy holiday if you don't celebrate Christmas. And I want to say thanks for being here, thanks for being part of our family, thanks for posting below, thanks for interacting. Thanks for being a part of a community that's making a difference in the world rather than all of us just sitting around saying how bad the world is. This is a great place of all of us trying to look towards a bigger future and we're here to support you every step of the way. Thanks so much for the nice comments last week about my staff. They do work their tails off. Okay. About four or five, maybe six weeks ago, I did a blog about finding great deals for my students and about private money lending. I want to let you know I didn't forget about either one of those. We've been working our tails off on both. So I want to give you a little update. First of all, when it came to the private money lending, what we did originally, we were going to start our own division, but we want to get this going quick. It's a big undertaking. More than just, hey, two minutes, let's lend our students money. It's a pretty big undertaking. I don't like doing anything half assed, for lack of a better word. Okay, so I said it. I don't like.
