I’ve been getting lots of e-mails and calls from people who don’t actually have websites up and running yet. And they’re all concerned about the same thing: “Sure, your strategies are good for people who are already making money online… but what about those of us who are still thinking about starting an Internet business? Isn’t this the worst time to launch a new website?“
By Early To Rise | Fri, Jan 23, 2009
Issue #2573 WEALTHY: Avoid this newbie Internet business mistake (Derek Gehl) HEALTHY: What your workout “rituals” might be saying about you (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: Dan Kennedy on opportunity ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: 2 things to remember when you make a life-changing decision (Michael Masterson) Customer relationships as a marketing strategy (Gal Borenstein) It’s Good to Know… about the “sport” of golf Add “imprecation” [...]
By Early To Rise | Thu, Jan 22, 2009
The grassy plains of Argentina’s Pampas have been home to vast cattle ranches for generations. And for just as long, cattle rustling has plagued ranchers raising the country’s world famous free-range, grass-feed beef.
By Craig Ballantyne | Thu, Jan 22, 2009
Yesterday morning, after an early morning walk with Bally, my 3-year-old chocolate lab, I sat down in my office and read a motivational quote. (Something I do every day.) This one struck me as true for both business and weight-loss success. It says, “Intense desire is the foundation of all achievement.”
By Jason Holland | Thu, Jan 22, 2009
If your job or business requires you to travel frequently to meet with clients, attend conferences and seminars, or consult with business partners… it could be affecting your home life. One way to tip your work/home balance back the other way is to bring your family with you on the road.
By David Cross | Thu, Jan 22, 2009
The most important function of your website is to allow your customers to place their orders and receive the products or services they’re interested in. So make it as easy and hassle-free as possible. You know how frustrating it is when you have to make a U-turn or take a detour when you could have been given fair warning beforehand. Don’t make your customers jump through unnecessary hoops to complete their purchases.
By Rick Pendergraft | Thu, Jan 22, 2009
So far, 2009 is starting off much like 2008 ended: not good for the market. But I remain bullish about the year as a whole. If you are a long-term investor, you have an incredible opportunity to pick up some stocks that are trading well below where they were at the beginning of 2008. Granted, some - if not most - stocks deserve to be down where they are. They were way over-priced this time last year, and now they are priced accurately.
By Early To Rise | Thu, Jan 22, 2009
Issue #2572 WEALTHY: Stocks to add to your long-term portfolio (Rick Pendergraft) HEALTHY: What’s your motivation? (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: Whoopi Goldberg on pet peeves ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: My Internet pet-peeve could be costing you customers (David Cross) Inviting junior to a business meeting (Jason Holland) It’s Fun to Know… about cattle rustlers Add “sangfroid” to your vocabulary
By James B. LaValle | Wed, Jan 21, 2009
Undiagnosed food allergies can cause dark circles around the eyes, fatigue, chronic sinus drainage, joint pain, and general achiness. But they may also cause headaches. I’ve known this for years, and research is finally validating it.
By Robert Ringer | Wed, Jan 21, 2009
While it seems like a simple enough proposition, the fact is that choice can be a very complicated subject. I think most people believe “You are a victim of your own choices.” They have shared story after story about how they made bad choices that led to their downfall, as well as good choices that led to great success - often in the face of enormous obstacles.
By Derek Gehl | Fri, Jan 23, 2009
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