Ecuador import export can offer business opportunity for you. PIEC investors use three phase investing and the first phase is their own business, one where they focus their passion, time and energy. This is why we have been focusing on Ecuador exports. Those who learn how to correctly import and export are free. Ecuador import-export offers a truly independent, horizon broadening business that can be profitable, fulfilling and helps the global community evolve.

This is also why I am upgrading the photos at our website with the help of our friend, Todd Smith. Todd, a professional photographer, came down and has taken hundreds of pictures to help share in visual form the excitement of our courses in Ecuador. Today we look at some more shots of Todd’s. You can learn how Todd can help you by contacting him at todd@toddsmithphotography.com

The best part of our Ecuador import export courses is the interaction of the knowledge and the people. Every Ecuador import export course is different because it blends what I have to say, what the other speakers share and the wisdom of that class. We all learn from one another.

This message shares shots of the speakers and delegates at our last Ecuador import export course as a tribute to the power of sharing.

Here I am of course. Not to show me, but to show how we can all walk our talk. I have not owned a suit for more than 20 years. Yet at our last import export expedition I donned my new tailor made wool suit, that cost just $130, to show delegates a business idea. Export tailor made suits from Ecuador!

Here is the tailor. His shop is next to our inn El Meson.

Here is a great shot of a repeat delegate who says “I have come back again because being down here just makes me feel good”.

Steve Marchant, our man in Ecuador, leads our import export expeditions.

Steve is a bull dog when it comes to sorting out opportunity and making contact with shippers, wholesalers and all the support industries that exporters need. He really does lead the classes and walks his talk. Here he is walking the equator as he leads the group at the middle of the world monument. This is more than it looks at first glance. At the equator there is no centrifugal spin so you can walk the equatorial line with your eyes closed more easily than on either side. The group has demonstrations of trying to walk a line on the line then north and south.

Our Vedic astrologer, Blaine Watson, spoke at our last Expedition on how to use Astrology to help personalize the selection of a fulfilling business. Here he is testing the difference in centrifugal forces by balancing an egg on a nail. On the line you can do it and Blaine was awarded a certificate for doing so. Off the line, the egg falls one way or another.

This led one delegate to think that the conflicting energies north and south of the line could be harnessed for non polluting power! Wouldn’t that change the economic dynamics along the equator?

Here is Dr. Andres Cordova. Andres is our friend and attorney. His grandfather was one of Ecuador’s beloved Presidents and Andres’ law firm represents the treasury department of Ecuador. Yet Andres has the human touch and really looks after our clients here. Recently a delegate was had his bag stolen in Quito on his way home. He lost his passport, wallet, everything. Andres left his Sunday dinner picked up the delegate, gave him $200 cash and sent him back to us. Another delegate had a customs problem arriving in Quito. Andres came in the middle of the night and immediately sorted this out.

Dr. Carlos Tobar, a Fulbright scholar and Magna Cum Laude graduate of George Washington University speaks about environmental real estate projects.

Clayton Black, originally from Texas, has lived here for over 20 years and is the largest sweater exporter in Ecuador as well as property developer. Here he shares his sweater experiences and real estate as well.

One delegate inspects sweaters at Winter Sun another sweater knitter that exports to the US.

Delegate Bonnie Keogh wrote “I love to travel, but since I’m not independently wealthy, I also need to make money. What really put me over the edge (or on the airplane) was the addition of Gary and Merri Scott. Second to traveling, I love to shop, especially for unique, handmade items. So, how could I resist the temptation to learn how to cash in on my two passions!

“Each speaker educated us with their experiences, they actually do earn money following their passions, they don’t just talk about it. I gained years worth of hard-earned education in just two days, but the most important things I took home with me were inspiration and confidence. I could do this too; and I did! In March 2006, I made one of my dreams come true. I went to Ecuador. I attended the Scott’s import/export seminar, we visited artists, markets and villages. It was a treat to see the great variety of handmade items and meet the friendly artists. I started to see the possibilities. I filled my suitcases in no time. Most of those things were sold to coworkers and friends and covered the costs of my trip. Yeah! I returned to Ecuador in October, 2006. I spent two weeks attending Spanish classes in Quito and the next two weeks shopping. Once home, I sold my goods at an international bazaar and again paid for my trip expenses. Do I plan to continue? You bet! I have ideas for other places to sell my goods and some great material for travel articles. I am learning more each trip and gaining experience and confidence and most importantly, I love doing it! Attending your workshop was the catalyst that gave me the courage to take the plunge. Thank you for enriching my life.”

What makes this all possible, fun and fulfilling are the wonderful sweet people of Ecuador. For their wonderful energy we give thanks.

Join Steve Marchant, our man in Ecuador, April 20 - 25, Friday to Wednesday. for the Spring Import-Export Course

Until next message, may your life and business be good.

Gary

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