The Next Internet Millionaire

As I have frequently reiterated, I have been associated with one Joel Comm since 1995. And it’s been a fun ride, to say the least.
Joel has a knack for success, and fortunate individuals have managed to take advantage of Joel’s generous nature by taking advantage of his willingness to share his knowledge with others.
I am willing to state that my current financial position is much better than it would have been had Joel and I never crossed paths.


Well, Joel, not satisfied with just enhancing individuals’ bank accounts by a factor of a modest, but certainly significant, percentage, has decided to turn things up several notches.
He is going to help someone be the next internet millionaire.
Beginning Wednesday, August 15, he will be internet-broadcasting episodes of The Next Internet Millionaire.
Some extremely fortunate individual will be set for life as Joel Comm conducts a competition in which the victor will become the next internet millionaire.
And, no, it won’t be on TV. Why not? I’ll let Joel himself answer:

The show is being broadcast exclusively on the web for now. Part of the mission of our program is to prove that the internet is a viable media capable of standing on its own and competing with mainstream TV. It is possible that we might air the show on TV at some point, but it was never our goal.

So check The Next Internet Millionaire!
http://www.nextinternetmillionaire.com/

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