Free & Paid Services After much experimentation I am convinced that it is vital for success that each and every Seeker begin by making some reasonable effort/committment. I have found that such effort begets the Seeker's unconscious understanding that there now exists a contract between us. Hence the Seeker anticipates that I will keep up my part of the unspoken contract by providing quality material. Thus the Seeker begins with the right attitude of attaching some importance to what I'm saying. Without this understanding and expectation, the Seeker is in danger of assigning insufficient significance both to the content and to the beginning of our relationship. In keeping with this approach I offer the following services: FREE coffee-shop meeting of aproximately 2 hour duration in the Toronto/Newmarket area. Your effort/committment is in travelling and perhaps kindly buying me a bottle of water while we talk. FREE 2 hour meeting in my home in Port Colborne, Ontario. Your effort/committment is in travelling. I will provide you the drink. FREE 2 to 3 hour meetings in your town or city anywhere in the world. Your effort/committment is in both arranging a meeting group of 12 or more, and having each attendee make a payment that collectively will cover my modest travel costs and accomodation. I will stay for the number of days required and will speak as many times as necessary. Everyone's effort is in covering my costs and in travelling to the meeting. I will be pleased to stay at an attendee's home. PAID video course through online purchase. Your effort/committment goes beyond merely clicking keyboard keys in that you need to consider and agree to the PayPal payment. If you can not afford the stated cost, then after discussion with you, I will lower the cost to meet your particular circumstances including no charge at all if that is appropriate. Please note that of the monies paid, I will use a large portion at Kiva so as to make micro-loans to specific entrepreneurs in the developing world---empowering them to lift themselves out of poverty.