What if I told you that by simply copying and pasting emails for about an hour a day, you could have tremendous financial success for the rest of your life by allowing technology to take care of everything else and work for you? I know you may be thinking that this sounds too good to be true, but consider what has taken place since the days of your great-grandparents who were working the same way you're working now. A century ago, people were still riding around in horse-pulled buggies, and now almost everyone owns a car, or multiple cars, and we have Lamborghini's, Ferrari's, and a whole host of other high performance sport cars. A century ago, the idea of flight as a viable means of transportation was considered science fiction, and now anyone can easily fly in comfort all over the world. A century ago, computers didn't even exist, and when one was finally built in 1946, it weighed 60,000 pounds and was as big as two semi trucks, but now it is common to find a personal computer in most homes, and many people have portable laptops that seem to get smaller and smaller all the time. The first transatlantic phone call wasn't made until 1927, and now, everywhere you look, teenagers are walking around with cell phones with Internet access, completely capable of instantly contacting anyone in the world whenever they want.