Hey Everyone,

I’m sorry it’s been a while since I posted an update… I’ve been working like crazy- getting all of my videos finish for the people that joined me “Social Network Marketing” series. For the people that joined- You’ll be getting an email this week- so, you can dive in and get to work!! *I only have 1 seat left* The next one to make a 2o dollar donation is in!!

Well, one of my partners in business and a good friend Darren Salkeld went to Busch Gardens for the day. He’s from Canada, and I’ve been wanting to take him somewhere fun from all this hard work we’ve been doing- and check out the videos. You’ll sure see how much fun we had!!

Gwazi is Busch Gardens (Tampa Bay) mammoth double wooden coaster. It is supposed to be the Southeast’s largest and fastest double wooden roller coaster with more than 1.25 million board feet of lumber and over 2 million bolted connections.

Gwazi is named after a fabled lion with a tiger’s head. Gwazi races riders on two distinct intertwined coaster tracks. One track runs the “Gwazi Tiger”, which has an element that gives riders a slalom sensation… kind of like a bobsled feeling.

The other track runs the Gwazi Lion, which is a seemingly continuous number of spirals. Tip: Any serious roller coaster buff will want to ride at least two times. (once on each track) The “lion” track seems to have a steeper first drop, but the “tiger” coaster is over all, the more intense experience of this great wooden coaster. This video is the “Lion” coaster.

You first ascend almost 150 ft (actually, it’s 143 ft) and then you go into a 135 foot drop. You speed up to an amazing loop. That is followed by tons of corkscrews and loops, all ending in a cave finale.

From anywhere in Busch Gardens theme park (Tampa Bay), you can hear the “roar” of “Kumba” as it travels over the monster .

Next time hopefully you’ll be with myself and Darren enjoying the lifestyle you want- and deserve…

To Makin Millions,
-Ryan