That’s a good question. The answer: all over the country.

It’s been a crazy year. I’ve done more traveling in 2006 than all the years put together since my children were born (1997).

• May 4-8 - San Antonio, Joel Christopher’s Masterlistbuilder “Fun” shop
• May 31 - June 4 - Las Vegas, Carl Galletti’s Intenet Marketing Superconference
• July 17-26 - New York, Adsense Immersion/Lead Supreme Training
• Sept 14 - 18 - Baltimore, The Internet Marketing Main Event

My children complain about me being gone, but I did manage to bring them with me on the New York trip, so that helped. Plus I bring each of them a teddy bear from every place I visit.
I realized last night why more women don’t pursue internet marketing - all of the travel! The guys who make it big are on the road constantly, flying from place to place, often a new city every day. I spoke to Rich Schefren this past Friday — he was on his way to somewhere on the west coast, then somewhere else nearby, then off to London after that.

Joel Comm — same story. Travels all the time.

Mike Filsaime and Tom Beal have insane travel schedules. They were both at all of the events I’ve attended, plus many more that I didn’t, including many in Europe and other faraway places.

Talked to Stephen Pierce and his lovely wife Alicia on Sunday — they were leaving Baltimore for the west coast for a couple of stops before returning to Michigan later in the week. If they had kids, she probably wouldn’t have been there. Man, these are some brutal traveling schedules.

I can’t hang. Once a month is all I can manage.

In spite of all the travel, I’ve managed to complete a few projects:

• The Local Business Masters Course for SiteSell.com — to be released shortly
• Local Business Course as yet unnamed — 6 CD audio course with Terry Dean; the recording is done, now we’re doing the post-production work; to be released toward the end of the year
• Advanced Testimonial Strategies - Series of expert interviews with some of the guys I’ve been meeting at all of these events! It turned out really well, better than I expected … to be launched any day.
• Wrote an article for a national magazine, it should hit the stands in late October; will share details when the magazine goes to print and not before (things tend to happen when articles go into the editorial process, I think I’ll wait until it comes out at the other end)

Okay, enough of this chit-chat, back to the salt mines.

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