Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tales of Two Brains
Enjoy!
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
How to Lose Weight by Eating Rich, Dark Chocolate Every Day!
pleasant, would you at least investigate it?
What if I further told you that it:
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- Is Lactose-free
- Is Sugar-free
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- Is vegetarian-friendly
- Contains no dairy
- Is Kosher certified
- Contains no artificial flavors
- Promotes healthy blood sugar levels
- Supports healthy weight loss
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
There is GOOD NEWS Despite a Slow Economy
We’re all aware that the economy is tanking. We’ve heard it over and over again in the news media. If you are watching the news, all you see is gloom and doom. While it is true that there is a recession, it is also true that the news media has a model that believes that the more they report negative news the more money they make on advertising revenue. This is so repetitive that you sometimes wonder if there is any good news. I want you to know that below the surface there are glimmers of hope. Let me give you a few examples:
Did you know that:
· Time Magazine recently ran an article about a man who said he was happy he was laid off from his job? He was able to parlay his “misfortune” into an income of several thousand dollars a month
· Several people who formerly had careers on Wall Street are now embarking on a lucrative career as disk jockeys? There is even a school in New York that teaches them how to “scratch” records! This is by no means perfunctory; they are actually happy in their new careers
· During the month of March personal spending by Americans increased by an average of $9.00 per week. That doesn’t sound like much, but that’s $36.00 a month. Multiply that by 300 million Americans and you will begin to get an idea of how much money is being put back into the economy.
· Although some companies have gone out of business, this has opened the way for small business owners to thrive.
It's time to stop whining. The economy might be melting down like a pat of butter on a hot tin roof, but for some people — you, perhaps? — this could be a very good thing. Here’s why.
It’s easier and cheaper to start a potentially profitable business now than at any other time in history. Web-based businesses cost almost nothing to get off the ground and yet can turn into great moneymakers (if you work hard and are patient).
How do you get started? All that's required is a great idea for a product or service that will fill a need in the 21st century. It is best if your idea either makes people money or saves them money. It’s very important to have a passion for your venture. Launching now will make your company stronger later — you'll learn to survive on “fumes” until the economy improves.
Join me on a FREE teleseminar this coming Monday, April 20th at 8:00 PM, EST entitled: “How to Create Your Own Cash Flow Machine”. This is a preview call for a four-week course that will teach you not only what you need to start your own business, but the BENEFITS of entrepreneurship.
Some of these benefits are:
· Freedom and independence
· Create your own cash flow
· Enjoy a measure of security
· No office politics
· No commuting – therefore saving you money
· Do what you love and make money doing it
· More family time
· Take vacations whenever you want to
To register to attend this free class on the phone, please visit http://budurl.com/tpe01 and complete the form. On completion you will receive the telephone number and access code, along with a free gift in appreciation for your participation.
So don’t wait, register NOW before it slips your mind. Go to: http://budurl.com/tpe01.
See you on the call!
Florette Anderson
The PROACTIVE Entrepreneur
Redefine Yourself and Your Business
Monday, April 6, 2009
This Guy Nailed It!
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Dear Mr. President,
Patriotic retirement: There's about 40 million people over 50 in the work force; pay them $1 apiece with stipulations:
1) They leave their jobs. Forty million job openings - Unemployment fixed.
2) They buy NEW American cars. Forty million cars ordered - Auto Industry fixed.
3) They either buy a house or pay off their mortgage - Housing Crisis fixed.
4) They would probably use the rest to put in savings - Banking problem fixed.
Much cheaper than the trillions being ineffectively spent on the financial industry.
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I would add a fifth: Entrepreneurship.
With entrepreneurship you have an excellent way to:
- Create your own economy
- Make a positive difference in other people's lives
- Diversify – When your direction changes, perhaps because your clients’ needs change, make the change with minimum problems
- Be independent – take a vacation when YOU want to
- Enjoy a measure of security – your job is not dependent on someone else’s whim
Sunday, March 29, 2009
“How to Use the Economic Downturn to Redefine Yourself and Create Your Own Financial Recovery”
Are you worried about your financial future?
Many people define themselves, and are defined by others, based on their careers, the cars they drive and the homes they live in. They have enjoyed a certain style of living and have become very comfortable in doing so. Perhaps you have had this experience yourself. In view of the present recession, many people are worried about their financial future, and justifiably so.
The Problem: Main Street v. Wall Street
Let’s take a look at Main Street. Over the period of January 2008 through the end of February, 2009, over 4.4 million jobs were lost. 2.4 million of those jobs were lost during the 4-month period beginning in November, 2008. People have lost their homes due to foreclosure. Accompanying job loss is the loss of health care and insurance benefits. Pensions have been completely wiped out; some companies are no longer contributing to 401Ks and similar plans in the amounts that were previously in place. Due to the scope of this economic downturn, it has become even more difficult to qualify for Food Stamps and other social service benefits. Interestingly, it was almost a year before the US government admitted that we are in fact in a recession! Some (unsuspecting) people were caught off guard.
Focusing our attention on Wall Street we find a similar, yet different set of circumstances. Despite mishandling of funds, “big business” has been bailed out by government stimulus packages. Unfortunately, instead of passing these benefits on to other institutions which in turn should have been able to help homeowners avoid foreclosures and provide jobs for those who are out of work; the funds cannot be accounted for. The stock market has suffered tremendous losses. Banks and other financial institutions have either merged or failed, changing the rules overnight for their depositors. Social necessities such as education and transportation are negatively impacted. Also impacted have been the lives of the wealthy. Banks are restricting credit even to those who have high credit/FICO scores!
So, the situation as it stands is: You cannot depend on your employer, if you now have a job, as nothing is permanent. Things could change overnight. If you don’t have a job, the prospect of finding one is slim in many cases, as there are more people looking for jobs than there are jobs. Learning another skill and working in a different industry is a possibility, but it may take some time to hone those skills. In the meantime, bills are piling up.
The Solution: Entrepreneurship
In his February 24th, State of the Union address, US President Barack Obama publicly declared that “The future of our economy relies on the imagination of our Entrepreneurs”.
That twelve-word sentence in the President’s speech isn’t about politics as much as it is about business. And the dawn of a brighter new future of the ”Entrepreneurial Interdependence” era that’s now upon us.
He is absolutely right. Traditionally, it has been the small business owner and the entrepreneur who have been a constant integral part of this country’s economy and no doubt, the economies of other countries as well.
Given the present economic conditions, now is the perfect time for you to become self-employed. Yes, it’s an excellent time for entrepreneurship.
Read more and register to attend a FREE teleconference this coming Monday, April 6, 2009. Visit: http://www.theproactiveentrepreneur.net for more information on time and conference access.
