 car, he had nothing and he was absolutely stuck. Fortunately, the accident wasn't his fault, he got an insurance settlement for like a $1000 so he had basically enough money for one more month and then he was going to have to go back home and live with his mum and dad.  He has been trying it, trying it and trying it. In six weeks he made over a $100,000 with an info product on basically how to generate traffic using pay-per-click. Now, this is info product, nothing particularly miraculous, he made a 100 Grand on it using – that's right, pay-per-click to drive this traffic to his list to his product and got himself out of the situation. This guy has gone on to make over $20 million in info product and he is doing it, and this guy's name is Kevin Wilke. He is the owner of Nitro Marketing.
Jason Hartman:	Fantastic, what a story. Those are awesome stories, very inspiring. You have talked about the money, but you didn't even mentioned the kind of freedom it allows people in terms of – well, you did with the tennis person, but I mean it's just a fantastic freedom opportunity because you can do it from anywhere in the planet, it just – it is a fantastic business, it really is.
Don:	Every solution creates a new problem. Once you are free from money-wise, then you start to get into much, much more fund conversations about, “What do I really want to contribute, you know, before I breathe my last breath, what difference do I really want to make?” You know, most people on the planet and it's – I think it's very, very unfortunate, it's really tragic, most people on this planet never give themselves permission to get out of the money worries and as a result they never get to go and really test or really stretch, discover what their potential really is and it's completely unnecessary because everybody, everybody, everybody can make a system like this and the reason why that's true is because the internet has basically democratized the access to customers. Everybody can have an access to customers now and no longer cost a lot of money, it can be done for free or nearly for free and I have seen it happen over and over and over and over again.
Jason Hartman:	Well, what would you like people to know in closing, I mean, you have certainly provided some good methodologies and good outline, keep it simple, I love that, some good examples, how would you wrap it all up for people and then please give out your website as well?
Don:	Sure. The website is everydayentrepreneurlive.com. That's everydayentrepreneurlive.com and what I really want people to know I think #1 more important than anything else is, the thing that is stopping you is exactly the thing in between your left ear and your right ear. What's stopping you is a lack of experience. What's stopping you is, I have never done this before, I don't know if it is going to work, I don't know if it is going to be okay. What's stopping you is, you have not taken a step forward, so you have got – not gotten any feedback and so therefore you are arrested, you are worried, you are confused. You are like “Oh, I am not sure if it will work, I am not sure if it is a good idea.” When you get out of that, it's easy. All you do to get out of it is this. You simply start. You simply start and you just tell yourself, “Okay, screw it, I don't care. What kind of my – what my outcome is going to be doesn't matter to me whatsoever the outcome, I am just going to give it a shot” and see what happens. And then monitor very carefully just monitor your progress step by step, give yourself permission to see just what is around that not very end of all this, but just what is around the first corner, what is around the first corner? What is going to happen when you actually you finish off the ramp up stuff and you no longer having to struggle with what your website looks like because it's up and running. And now you can start actually doing the real meaningful stuff of relationship marketing.
Don:	And you can really get involved with your customers, now we are talking.
Jason Hartman:	Excellent. Well, tell us just quickly before we go about your live programs and you have a special offer I believe for our listeners too.
Don:	I do, yes, absolutely. So, at everydayentrepreneurlive we have a three day event where we do something dramatically different than any seminar either you have been to or you know, ever seen both inside in the marketing niche as well as outside and here is what we do. We do a three day implementation of your online business. You come to us, you sit down, you bring your hopes and your dreams and our mission is to empower you to fulfill those live in the room so that you have a complete new website and a set of instructions so you know exactly precisely what to do next, no ambiguity, you just follow the bouncing ball, you can build a fully functional relationship marketing instrument, you can drive traffic to it and you can do it with us in three days. It doesn't have to take a month and doesn't have to be hard.
Jason Hartman:	And where is that available and how much does that cost?
Don:	We run this event all over the country. Typical locations would be Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta and somewhere on the Eastern Seaboard either New Jersey or Florida somewhere and the price of this event if you go to everydayentrepreneurlive.com you will find the price there as $1295.
Jason Hartman:	And I know this special offer is pretty phenomenal, so we are going to set up a special link for it and we will put that on the Speaking of Wealth site. Why don't we just call that speakingofwealth/offers and what is that going to be, because I know it's pretty phenomenal, very exciting offer.
Don:	Yes and you know, we got to list on beforehand and essentially, you know, you are asking me, you know, very specific questions like Don, what are you going to give the listeners? And here is what we are going to do. I am going to, for you guys only, I am going to reduce the price of everydayentrepreneurlive from $1295 to only $97 if you use the link where Jason has suggested you to go.
Jason Hartman:	So that is speakingofwealth.com/offers, speakingofwealth.com/offers. So, excellent, well, good stuff. Thank you so much for that special offer by the way, that is a phenomenal offer. So our listeners very much appreciate that and you have the events regularly so they can go ahead and check out the details on the link at speakingofwealth.com/offers and we will make it happen. Well, thank you so much for joining us today, Don. I appreciate it.
Don:	My great pleasure having an amazing, amazing day, bye now.
Jason Hartman:	You too, keep up the good work out there.
Parapsoriasis—A Diagnosis with an Identity Crisis: A Narrative Review

Parapsoriasis is an uncommon inflammatory skin disease characterized by chronic patches that may be resistant to therapy. It was primarily introduced and classified 120 years ago, and the original classification incorporated parapsoriasis and pityriasis lichenoides under the umbrella term parapsoriasis. After a major change in classification, parapsoriasis now exclusively refers to small plaque parapsoriasis (SPP) and large plaque parapsoriasis (LPP). However, debates still frequently occur regarding various nomenclatures and classifications used by different authors. Moreover, parapsoriasis may progress to overt cutaneous lymphoma, most commonly mycosis fungoides (MF), and it is very difficult to distinguish these two conditions despite modern histologic and molecular testing techniques. As parapsoriasis is a rare disease, there is a lack of studies and clinical guidelines to assist physicians in clinical practice. In our comprehensive review, we review several aspects of parapsoriasis, from the history of nomenclature and classification, clinical characteristics, immunohistopathology, and advanced molecular techniques for the diagnosis of this condition, to the most current treatments. We also propose a scheme for distinguishing parapsoriasis from early-stage MF in this review.


INTRODUCTION
Parapsoriasis is an uncommon inflammatory skin disease. Originally, the conditions grouped under the umbrella term parapsoriasis were different from the current classification that most dermatologists recognize nowadays. The confusion occurred owing to the diverse nomenclatures and definitions associated with parapsoriasis in the past, as well as the different interpretations when translating from different languages. Moreover, parapsoriasis is a misnomer because it is entirely unconnected to psoriasis. The risk of these conditions progressing to cutaneous lymphoma is a major concern, and it has been investigated extensively.
In this review, we intend to update the classification of parapsoriasis, including its evolution, and clarify the confusing and overlapping terminologies used in the past. We also provide the most recent knowledge about clinical characteristics, histopathology and immunophenotypes, treatment, and the association with lymphomas among the members of the parapsoriasis group according to the current or modern classification.
The term parapsoriasis was first introduced by Brocq in 1902, referring to a group of rare inflammatory skin diseases that were idiopathic, chronic, often asymptomatic, and resistant to therapy [1].
Subsequently, there were a number of emerging terms identified as distinct subtypes