This is from Mr.Joe Vitale himself inwhich he gives us twenty nine ways to attract money !!!
1. If you’re in the US, and in an emergency, call 211.
2. Call the Silent Unity prayer line in the US: 1-740-362-4214.
3. Give money to wherever you received inspiration or encouragement.
4. Buy something you want and can afford.
5. Take action on an idea you have.
6. Write a script of you being wealthy and how it feels.
7. Watch the movie The Secret.
8. Watch the movie The Compass.
9. Watch the movie Try It On Everything.
10. Use EFT to help dissolve feelings of desperation.
11. Turn off the mainstream news.
12. Join or create a support group, such as Attract Miracles Online.
13. Forgive yourself and others.
14. Read Think and Grow Rich.
15. Turn a problem into a product and sell it online.
16. Feel grateful for something you have.
17. Practice the seven steps in Attract Money Now.
18. Listen to The Secret to Attracting Money.
19. Get a Miracles Coach.
20. Pray.
21. Create a vision board of what you want.
22. Do 5 things each day on items on your vision board.
23. Ask for help.
24. Help someone else.
25. Worship time, not money. Use your time wisely.
26. Imagine what you would do if you won the lotto for $37,000,000. Do it.
27. Do whatever you are afraid to do. Wealth is hiding behind your fear.
28. Get a job. While you pursue your dream, feed yourself with work.
29. Get clear of limiting beliefs about money.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Re: Can You Reall Make Lots of Money with Social Media
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peace cool water
» Introduction
Most social media "experts," if not all, will tell you that you can make lots of money with social media. Yet, they give you few, if any, ways to do it - unless you pay them.
» Step 1
I have "attended" quite a few preview teleseminars for social media programs and I have noticed a pattern. Most social media "experts," if not all, will tell you that you can make lots of money with social media. Yet, they give you few, if any, ways to do it - unless you pay them. And once you pay them, there's no guarantee that you'll hear anything you haven't already heard.
Most preview teleseminars start by telling you that you have to make friends on Facebook, gain followers on Twitter, connections on LinkedIn, etc. Really? Then, they tell you, "You have to give a lot before you get." Duh?! Then, they go over a few rules and the consequences of breaking those rules, "If you do this, then I'll un-friend you or I'll un-follow you, ha!" They get excited like it's a privilege to be a part of their exclusive club. They tell about how busy they are and why they don't have time for this or that. Great. However, if you want to learn ways to make money with social media, you'll have to spend $497, $997 or more to listen to teleseminars with other "experts." I'm not asking you to tell me all your secrets for free, but can you give me something before I give you hundreds or thousands of dollars?
A good preview teleseminar should stay true to its title and give listeners value. If it's a "Make Lots of Money ..." teleseminar, it should list some ways you can make lots of money and if you want to learn how, you can pay for it. But if you won't give me anything worthwhile for free on your preview teleseminar, why should I believe that you will give me anything worthwhile for $497, $997 or thousands of dollars? Just like most networking marketing "opportunities," I bet that most of these "experts" make a lot of their money from selling their "Make Lots of Money with Social Media" programs, not from using social media itself.
Most "experts" love to use President Barack Obama as proof that you can make lots of money with social media. This is misleading because he didn't "make" millions of dollars with it. A Presidential campaign is similar to a charity. You contribute money to a cause without receiving anything in return. You're not paying for a product or service. You don't earn or make money with charities and Presidential campaigns. Plus, Presidential campaigns come once every four years.
This leads to the question, "Can I make lots of money directly from social media?" Despite what everyone's telling you, the jury is still out. It's a great tool for conversation, catching up with old friends and classmates and sharing breaking news. However, most internet users don't want to be sold. So, if that's your target market, how will you make your money? I'll tell you that most social media "experts" make most of their money from putting on "Make Lots of Money with Social Media" programs and from speaking engagements. That's it! And, when you find out a way other than putting on your own program or booking a speaking engagement, please let me know.
By: Anthony Quinones Visit: Teacher's Website
peace cool water
» Introduction
Most social media "experts," if not all, will tell you that you can make lots of money with social media. Yet, they give you few, if any, ways to do it - unless you pay them.
» Step 1
I have "attended" quite a few preview teleseminars for social media programs and I have noticed a pattern. Most social media "experts," if not all, will tell you that you can make lots of money with social media. Yet, they give you few, if any, ways to do it - unless you pay them. And once you pay them, there's no guarantee that you'll hear anything you haven't already heard.
Most preview teleseminars start by telling you that you have to make friends on Facebook, gain followers on Twitter, connections on LinkedIn, etc. Really? Then, they tell you, "You have to give a lot before you get." Duh?! Then, they go over a few rules and the consequences of breaking those rules, "If you do this, then I'll un-friend you or I'll un-follow you, ha!" They get excited like it's a privilege to be a part of their exclusive club. They tell about how busy they are and why they don't have time for this or that. Great. However, if you want to learn ways to make money with social media, you'll have to spend $497, $997 or more to listen to teleseminars with other "experts." I'm not asking you to tell me all your secrets for free, but can you give me something before I give you hundreds or thousands of dollars?
A good preview teleseminar should stay true to its title and give listeners value. If it's a "Make Lots of Money ..." teleseminar, it should list some ways you can make lots of money and if you want to learn how, you can pay for it. But if you won't give me anything worthwhile for free on your preview teleseminar, why should I believe that you will give me anything worthwhile for $497, $997 or thousands of dollars? Just like most networking marketing "opportunities," I bet that most of these "experts" make a lot of their money from selling their "Make Lots of Money with Social Media" programs, not from using social media itself.
Most "experts" love to use President Barack Obama as proof that you can make lots of money with social media. This is misleading because he didn't "make" millions of dollars with it. A Presidential campaign is similar to a charity. You contribute money to a cause without receiving anything in return. You're not paying for a product or service. You don't earn or make money with charities and Presidential campaigns. Plus, Presidential campaigns come once every four years.
This leads to the question, "Can I make lots of money directly from social media?" Despite what everyone's telling you, the jury is still out. It's a great tool for conversation, catching up with old friends and classmates and sharing breaking news. However, most internet users don't want to be sold. So, if that's your target market, how will you make your money? I'll tell you that most social media "experts" make most of their money from putting on "Make Lots of Money with Social Media" programs and from speaking engagements. That's it! And, when you find out a way other than putting on your own program or booking a speaking engagement, please let me know.
By: Anthony Quinones Visit: Teacher's Website
Thursday, October 16, 2008
The Coming Economic Crash
Good Morning,
I was doing some research on the events in the U.S. Stock Market and just
happen to stumble up on the Stock Market Crash of 1987. On October 19, 1987 the Stock Market crashed to S&P 500 fell about 20% leading to the fall of the market. The problems in the trading systems interacted with the price declines to make the crisis worse. One notable problem was the difficulty gathering information in the rapidly changing and chaotic environment. The systems in place simply were not capable of processing so many transactions at once. Uncertainty about
information likely contributed to a pull back by investors from the market. Another factor was the record margin calls that accompanied the large price changes. While necessary to protect the solvency of the clearinghouse processing the trades, the size of the margin calls and the timing of payments served to reduce market liquidity. Finally, some have argued that “program trades,”
which led to notable volumes of large securities sales contributed to overwhelming the system.
History Always repeats its full so its time you protect yourself and your assets
peace coolwater
Read full article here
I was doing some research on the events in the U.S. Stock Market and just
happen to stumble up on the Stock Market Crash of 1987. On October 19, 1987 the Stock Market crashed to S&P 500 fell about 20% leading to the fall of the market. The problems in the trading systems interacted with the price declines to make the crisis worse. One notable problem was the difficulty gathering information in the rapidly changing and chaotic environment. The systems in place simply were not capable of processing so many transactions at once. Uncertainty about
information likely contributed to a pull back by investors from the market. Another factor was the record margin calls that accompanied the large price changes. While necessary to protect the solvency of the clearinghouse processing the trades, the size of the margin calls and the timing of payments served to reduce market liquidity. Finally, some have argued that “program trades,”
which led to notable volumes of large securities sales contributed to overwhelming the system.
History Always repeats its full so its time you protect yourself and your assets
peace coolwater
Read full article here
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