Simpleology is about to make a great leap forward. And we would like to invite you to be a part of it.  

What you see us do in the next two years will not only transform us as a company, but the lives of all of our users. Dare I say, this will change the entire world. You’ll see some of this new stuff come out very soon.

It’s funny … normally when a company does something so enormous, they have two options:  

• borrow money from the bank
• become publicly funded

Before the world went crazy and the financial institutions robbed the planet, those two ideas didn’t sound that bad. Now? Well … I don’t need to tell you what’s been going on in the world. (But hey ... we predicted all of this years ago in Simpleology 102. And we followed exactly this method to "fund" the launch of Simpleology as a company way back in 2005.)  

Now, if you know me personally, you know I’m not the kind of person to let anyone have any power over me. And I certainly won’t let any outside entities have any power over something my team and I have built with our sweat and blood that has helped so many people all over the world.

Can you imagine?  

“We’re sorry Mr. Joyner, but we can’t allow you to show people how to disconnect from the treadmill of modern life. It’s not … normal.”  

Ugh. No way!  

So what do we do when we want to fund a major expansion? Well, we follow the time honored tradition of the pre-crazy America. We do what entrepreneurs throughout history have done when they wanted to raise large sums of cash: sell!  

Isn’t it wonderful? For all the abuses of modern capitalism, there is something beautiful about a company building something that will help people. More beautiful is that folks can then "vote" for this invention with their dollars.  

I love that.  

And that’s why we are creating a new level of membership. I would like to personally invite you to be one of the exclusive members of The Founders Club.  

The big idea: You help us fund our expansion. We give you immediate benefits that far outweigh the price of your contribution.  

So, what does a 5 year Founders Club membership get you?