ting out any effort other than taking a pill or making "that" phone call or...you get the idea. We've all been guilty of it in some way at some point inI truly find it comical when I hear about people using Dietary Supplements and complain or calling consumer reports stating that the product is a scam and it does not work. It seems that they cannot understand how when they took several minutes to pry open the container, get the cotton out, then franticly digest the product that they were not instantaneously transformed into body supreme. I really don't mean to be callous or crass, but seriously...this scenario manifests itself in many different areas of our lives. It's the simple (and silly) belief that we can actually get amazing results without putting out any effort other than taking a pill or making "that" phone call or...you get the idea. We've all been guilty of it in some way at some point innd it does not work. It seems that they cannot understand how when they took several minutes to pry open the container, get the cotton out, then franticly digest the product that they were not instantaneously transformed into body supreme. I really don't mean to be callous or crass, but seriously...this scenario manifests itself in many different areas of our lives. It's the simple (and silly) belief that we can actually get amazing results without putting out any effort other than taking a pill or making "that" phone call or...you get the idea. We've all been guilty of it in some way at some point inly digest the product that they were not instantaneously transformed into body supreme. I really don't mean to be callous or crass, but seriously...this scenario manifests itself in many different areas of our lives. It's the simple (and silly) belief that we can actually get amazing results without putting out any effort other than taking a pill or making "that" phone call or...you get the idea. We've all been guilty of it in some way at some point in scenario manifests itself in many different areas of our lives. It's the simple (and silly) belief that we can actually get amazing results without putting out any effort other than taking a pill or making "that" phone call or...you get the idea. We've all been guilty of it in some way at some point inting out any effort other than taking a pill or making "that" phone call or...you get the idea. We've all been guilty of it in some way at some point in our lives.

I see this scenario all the time with salespeople working real estate leads. Where's the effort? How many times do we have to see it before we acknowledge it for what it is?

On just about every Dietary Supplement on the market there is a very clear statement, worded in different ways, but with the universal message: For best results combine this Dietary Supplement with an intense workout and nutritional program. Further complaints seem to arise when the individual does 5 push ups and eats a bagel instead of a donut figuring that should be good enough. Hmmm....at this point eith