How many hours a day do you spend on the Internet? Me, I'm always connected - mainly because I work remotely. And, according to a Nielsen Online report, the average American was online 54 hours during the month of May.
If you are building an Internet marketing business, you will soon start to get requests from people asking you to promote something of theirs by sending an e-mail to your list.
Issue #2421
WEALTHY: 3 questions that can get you "in" with other info-publishers (Bob Bly)
HEALTHY: A simple way to start changing your health for the better (Yarixa Ferrao)
WISE: Yanik Silver on joint ventures
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
How the Internet is affecting the way you think (Suzanne Richardson)
A month before your vacation… (David Cross)
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It seems like such a simple concept to rid your organization of sub-par players. Yet it is one of the largest problems I see among entrepreneurs and fledgling business builders. They have an extremely hard time firing people.
We all need to get more antioxidants in our diet. That's because free radicals - rogue molecules that wreak havoc on our cells and contribute to disease and degeneration - are constantly being generated, even as a result of basic biological functions like breathing and digestion. But by choosing foods that are high on the oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC) scale, we can pack more free-radical-fighting power into every bite.
Issue #2420
WEALTHY: Why you should send your money to Australia (Andrew Gordon)
HEALTHY: 3 foods with super free-radical fighting power (Kelley Herring)
WISE: Zig Ziglar on the importance of money
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
Weeding out the bad in your organization (MaryEllen Tribby)
You and I vs. you and me (Suzanne Richardson)
It’s Fun to Know… about the next solar eclipse
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Australian government bonds have never looked better than they do right now. And this is the perfect time to jump into them...
Something that's "soporific" (sop-uh-RIF-ik) - from the Latin - induces sleep.
The next total solar eclipse will take place this coming Friday, August 1.
What started last summer with news of credit problems and uncertainty in the mortgage industry has now claimed its first major bank. The FDIC took control of IndyMac Bancorp on July 13, in what is the third-largest bank failure in U.S. history.
By Suzanne Richardson | Wed, Jul 30, 2008
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