Once upon a time there was a town that had their water supply diverted away from the edge of town to 20 miles away by a Government decision.

The town hall meeting was chaotic until the Mayor announced that two people would be given the chance to supply the town’s water supply, and they would be chosen by drawing the names of those interested from the hat.

Ten people were interested in supplying water at a maximum fee per gallon that the townspeople had agreed was fair.

Tom immediately bought a water truck and began daily deliveries and regularly ran out of water.

Bill didn’t appear to be overly interested for several weeks as he wandered about muttering to himself and measuring things.

Tom bought a second truck and was able to keep up with the demand, but was working himself and his son ragged, and the water quality suffered.

Everybody had forgotten about Bill until he built a water supply station in the middle of the town and connected it to his new pipeline.

On the day the taps were first turned on it was clear that the water quality was better than Tom’s and, since the price was the same, it didn’t take long before Tom was out of business.

Short term money loves speed, long term money loves planning and solid infrastructure.

Sometimes you can get short term money as you build to long term money.

That’s what I’m doing with the sites mentioned here https://burt.gumroad.com/l/zero-risk.

Not just these, but others as well.

Regards,
Brent.