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Monday, February 4th, 2008

Laser Focus

The single biggest problem EVERY Internet Marketer I know has in common isn’t a lack of information…

It’s information overwhelm. It’s a lack of focus. It’s the constant distractions that take you away from doing what you KNOW you SHOULD be doing.

Open your Windows Explorer, sort your files by type, and count the number of PDF files you’ve stored. Now ask yourself:

1) How many files are there?

2) How long have you been doing IM?

3) How much of a percentage have you retained of the know-how from the PDF files?

Well, I’m with you. It’s hard to pull away when you’re in learning mode and trying to execute tasks at the same time. You need to be mentally focused on ONE THING for a period of time you set aside and here’s an audio program to aid you in your work.

If you feel distracted at work (or simply just unmotivated) then just popping on your headphones and listening to Laser Focus (Holothink’s most powerful mind-altering program to date) INSTANTLY MOVE YOU into action.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS BEFORE YOU GO TO BED!!!

Unless of course you want to spend the entire night accomplishing ALL the work you failed to get done in the last TWO WEEKS! It’s that powerful.

And the best part is, you can actually listen to this while you work.

Forget your morning coffee, just take 15 minutes and listen to it first thing in the morning and you’ll think you had a dozen espresso’s only WITHOUT the jitters…

It really is ROCKET FUEL for your brain!

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* How To Set And Achieve A Goal *

Sunday, November 25th, 2007

How To Set And Achieve A Goal 

More than ever as you and us continue to strive to make our online businesses better and more profitable, or that you are now fast absorbing as much of the information which you downloaded over the festive season as you can so that you will start one within the next month, the fulfillment of your LIFE has become much more important than anything else, including your business!

Admit it: we don’t live to eat from hand to mouth, or to make money till you realized “Have I missed something?” Therefore, it becomes so important to define your life goals with clarity because it convicts you into an irrevocable momentum and a sure direction towards which your life must head.

If you never had a chance to put down proper personal, business, spiritual goals etc. on paper, here is a very good package with which you can finally set things in order! Arina Nikitina’s “How To Set And Achieve A Goal” pack consists of the main book + worksheets to aid you in defining very clearly what you want out of your LIFE!

This book is obviously written in a process-driven manner, so that at every step of the way you will know when to fill what worksheet. If you think setting a goal is simply stating an objective, then you must read Arina’s 8 specific techniques just for ‘preparing for success’, 7 steps to ’setting a goal’, and 7 methods to ’staying on track’. We are not saying this is easy. It is a very good work because everything is written clear-cut as a 3-stage program and no stones are left unturned as far as possible.

What’s more, “How To Set And Achieve A Goal” has high usability value because you can use it again in 2007, 2008 etc. and at any time of the year.

We look forward that you can get a great headstart over most other people and take firm control over your life…right here, right NOW, because your Destiny is all that matters.

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Listen To T. Harv Eker.

Monday, October 8th, 2007

T. Harv Eker is a speaker and author of the New York Times #1 best-selling book, Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. He is also well-known for his 3-day Millionaire Mind Intensive which YOU are invited into to discover the true riches and potential of what a new way of financial intelligence and thinking can achieve for YOU.

Find out how you can get 2 complimentary seats to Millionaire Mind Intensive right here! Remember my reference number 339071 should this be required for your MMI registration process. If you have always wanted to find a way to seek a larger self, this is your moment!

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Leverage: The Power To Move Worlds by Daniel Turner & Marc Lindsay

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

R. Buckminster Fuller (”Bucky”) has probably the best definition of leverage that I’ve ever heard, and he defines it as this: “Ever more, with ever less”.

Leverage is all about taking things beyond your physical, mental, monetary, and time limits, and being able to expand those exponentially.

For the purpose of this principle, we’re going to be discussing leverage as it is related to bringing about success, but modern-day society most relates the principle of leverage to Archimedes who said, “give me a lever long enough, and prop strong enough, and I can move the world”.

There are 3 main aspects to leverage, the leverage of time, the leverage of money, and the leverage of applied knowledge.

1. The Leverage Of Time

We spoke about this in “The Principle Of Time Consciousness“, being aware of time, and that when you reach level 4 you are literally at your limit.

The leverage of time can set you free.

Essentially you are leveraging your time by utilizing other peoples’ time to accomplish what you need to do. By employing people to work with you, hiring outsourcing agents, or out-tasking the grunt work to data entry workers across the world.

2. The Leverage Of Money

Investment circles and educators call this OPM—Other Peoples’ Money, and say that it is the best way to invest. This isn’t ALWAYS true, and particularly when we talk about online, because of the minimal barriers to entry ($9 for a domain, $30 for hosting and the rest can be done by you), you may not need to employ the leverage of money.

3. The Leverage of Applied Knowledge

Can you imagine if you had to learn everything for yourself? As in you couldn’t read books, talk to people about their experiences, but had to actually learn for yourself and experience everything yourself? How long would it take for you to figure out what needed to be done and how to do it properly?

The idea is ludicrous, but there are also methods for speeding up your acquisition of knowledge, things like speed and photo-reading, having mentors, utilizing your available wasted time to listen to CDs/MP3s etc.

Now, you’ll notice that I put ‘applied’ in front of knowledge.

Knowledge by itself is wasteful, it is the application of that knowledge that helps you to move forward.

Sometimes to apply knowledge though, you’ll need several pieces, so you may learn one thing, and it may take 6 months, 3 years or more to actually put that knowledge into application, and for all the pieces to fall into place.

A simple method for getting around this however, is that you learn about what you need to learn about, when you need to learn it. If you are having cashflow problems in your business, learn how to bring more customers on or get your existing customers to spend more, don’t read and learn about how to find the best deals on eBay.

This last paragraph should be setting alarm bells. The Leverage of Applied Knowledge with Focus can have powerful effects. It means you are doing that which needs to be done, with the knowledge to get it done correctly the first time around.

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The Principle Of Time Consciousness by Daniel Turner & Marc Lindsay

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007

I have often been called a time miser, someone that has such a high regard of time, I value it above almost all else.

This is very cliché, but it is also very true, that TIME is truly the only finite resource that we as human beings have.

Did you hear that? That was another 5 seconds passing, 5 seconds you’ll never get back.

Does that mean that you only care about getting the job done in the shortest possible time? No absolutely not, you must enjoy the journey, enjoy the process, but it also means that you should question the work and activities that you do, who you spend time with, and what you choose to do.

There is actually in my opinion 4 levels of time, at least what I have discovered up until this point in my life journey.

When you are at level 1, you are merely existing, going through the motions, at some point your dreams died, and with them your drive to achieve them. Maybe they were crushed, maybe they were just thrown out as being “too hard” or “people like me can’t do that”, but the end result is that this is one of the saddest events in the world, and it takes a significant even to break someone out of this apathy.

Level 2 is when you are aware of time, but you are not time-conscious (sounds like a contradiction). It means that you ‘know’ that you need to be aware of time, but your actions dictate otherwise. You’ll spend time in forums, surfing the web, and watching TV, basically wasting time doing activities that are not really going to help you.

Levels 1 and 2 are where the majority of the human race is at, either their dreams have been shattered, or they haven’t figured it out, and by figured it out I mean embodied it, that their actions dictate their results.

Level 3 is where you are aware of time, and of being efficient, and are working towards working on purely efficient and effective activities. Those things that are going to be moving you towards your end result. You will probably spend minimal time doing activities that don’t propel you forward, though you will feel you haven’t yet reached your ‘limit’.

Level 4 puts you into a challenging position. You have become aware of what I like to call true opportunity cost. Literally, if you spend time doing one activity, you lose the time to do the other activity, and you are forced to choose between the greater of 2 ideas or activities.

It’s not just activities, but people too. This is a hard reality to face, and I hated facing it when I first came across it, but you literally cannot help everyone in the world. At this point, you’ll start to question what you are doing, because you will be pushing your own boundaries on what you can accomplish, and if there is a Level 5, it isn’t so much a new level, but application of both Level 4 time, and leverage.

This has been a pretty heavy lesson, and you may need to re-read it, but it’s something you should apply. Look at every activity you do during the day (hint, keep a log or a journal), and ask yourself, is this worth my time?

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Opera-singing cellphone salesman floors the crowd.

Thursday, September 6th, 2007

The wonderful thing about the Internet is GOOD things get passed around very quickly. Mark Hendricks sent this to his subscribers, and so here it is. Watch this to get inspired. Watch this to brighten up your life. Britain’s got talent, YES!

Of course, he went on to win the whole competition. How about yourself? Got talent, quickly show it!

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This is what we call an INDOMITABLE HUMAN SPIRIT!

Friday, June 15th, 2007

Please leave a comment on how inspired you’ve felt!

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Create an awe-inspiring wish list for the future!

Friday, June 8th, 2007

Patricia LinI want to introduce Patricia Lin for a very good reason. She’s very pretty :)

OK, make it 2. Click on her name, scroll down her blog, look to your right…See her Wish List?

You may ask, “So?”

No! When I first saw it, I was in awe, and I found it admirable.

I found it admirable because my list could have been a little more specific. Nonetheless, how many people on earth have conscientiously created and crossed out a wish list? Having it “in your head” is no excuse. You gotta lay it down in concrete and that’s how you create a conviction for the goal. Add some more cross some more!

Add this one to your own list: go to Paris, and download this directory of popular 2-star hotels in Paris. If you care for this, I know you’ll go there. Is your spider-sense tingling? Yes! Go for it!

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