The Little-Known Success Secrets Of The Beatles

<p>Do you know the hidden truth behind the band "The Beatles" success? Few people do! Entrepreneurs and internet marketers can learn a ton from this one success secret of The Beatles!</p> <p>How successful were The Beatles?<br /> 1.6 billion singles in US<br /> 600 million albums worldwide<br /> 21 #1 songs<br /> 25 #1 albums</p> <p>The period we need to look at is from 1960 - 1962 in Hamburg Germany: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles_in_Hamburg</p> <p><br /> Playing Music: The group spent a total of seven weeks performing at the Indra club, a German venue, notching up 172 hours of stage time over 48 nights.</p> <p>Notice a similarity to the 90 day challenge? www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnmXqesXls8&t=0s</p> <p>"Between 1960 and 1962, the new Beatles played an estimated 281 concerts in Hamburg’s notorious red light and party district, sometimes starting at 7pm and finishing at 7am. In two short years, they played more live music hours in Hamburg than anywhere else in the world in their entire career."</p> <p>Then, learning about their living conditions through these years you will understand how not glamourous the hustle and grind was for them.</p> <p>McCartney later said, "We lived backstage in the Bambi Kino, next to the toilets, and you could always smell them. The room had been an old storeroom, and there were just concrete walls and nothing else. No heat, no wallpaper, not a lick of paint; and two sets of bunk beds, with not very much covers—Union Jack flags—we were frozen."</p> <p>Lennon remembered: "We were put in this pigsty. We were living in a toilet, like right next to the ladies' toilet. We'd go to bed late and be woken up next day by the sound of the cinema show and old German fraus [women] pissing next door."[30]</p> <p>Lennon said: "It was Hamburg that did it. That's where we really developed. To get the Germans going and keep it up for twelve hours at a time we really had to hammer. We would never have developed as much if we'd stayed at home. We had to try anything that came into our heads in Hamburg.