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Dog, I going Back-To-Back.


Hi, what's up with y'all. Yo, I figured that many of y'all will buy the book. That is great and believe me it is much appreciated. However, I wanted to do something special for y'all. A lot of you guys have been rocking with me for a minute now.


Therefore, I figure out a way to say thank-you. So this is what were going to do. You know how when you buy a album, you get just the regular album. However, some offer a deluxe edition, the regular album but with free bonus tracks. Well, that is what were going to do. This will be a free- Brown Brother exclusive. Over the course of days, I will release tips and advice that is not in the book. I was going to save the advice for the next book, but keeping knowledge in notebooks seems crazy.


Therefore, the posts will consist of five bonus tips that will surround a diverse base of topics. These may be ones that you may see in the second installment of the Brown Brother Series. However, I giving them to y'all because y'all are my brothers and y'all have been riding with me since day one.


With much appreciation,


The Brown Brother

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