Hi folks,

I have collected so many ebooks, reports, PLR, and what have you. I have made an attempt at organizing them into folders by type, subject, author and other categories. This has helped some but for the most part I still have no idea what I have. I pull my hair out (and I can't afford that anymore) everytime I buy something I already own. Do you know what I mean? Does anyone else have this same problem. I would love to hear how others have solved this and saved their sanity.

Chuck

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I have run into the same thing many times, the high priced ebooks $77 and $97 and not a lot , very little to help you do what they are advertising..

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The ones that really seem to have value I take the time to print out. But if you are worried about ink and paper there are some programs that will reduce the space they print out on so that they print 2 pages on 1. Word actually has the option to do that. Print Two Pages On One

It seems like being able to read it on paper makes it easier for me to absorb the information.

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There are a lot of good $97 E-Books. The ones you can download read then get your money back if the material wasn't educational for you are the best and actually end up costing nothing for those who gained nothing. To those not Internet savvy guaranteed E-books are the most reasonable priced means of education available.
I highly suggest you only purchase 100% money back satisfaction e-books.

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I have found that some of the best information has come from low cost ebooks. Many of these overpriced ebooks have tons of "filler"to make it big and to justify the ridiculous selling price.