Archives | February, 2009

Facebook for Fat Loss?

By Craig Ballantyne | Fri, Feb 27, 2009

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You know what you need to do in order to lose fat: Eat less and exercise more. But that’s easier said than done, especially when you’re surrounded by friends who want to drag you to another movie or high-calorie restaurant meal when you should be working out.

Fancy Graphics Are What Websites Are All About, Right? Wrong

By Jason Holland | Fri, Feb 27, 2009

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There’s a house for sale in my neighborhood. Has been for over a year. Not uncommon in today’s market. But the home’s Pepto pink and lime green facade - in a neighborhood of conservative homes painted in subtle, neutral colors (many of which are also for sale) - makes me think it will continue to be on the market for quite a while.

How important is a name?

By Early To Rise | Fri, Feb 27, 2009

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“Okay. I am finally taking the plunge and starting a side business. I guess it is actually more like getting my feet wet, since my target sales goal for now is to cover my daycare expenses. At any rate, I am to the point where I need to call myself ’something.’ How important is a name? What should the strategy be for choosing one?

Make Money Online Selling Other People’s Products

By Edwin Huertas | Fri, Feb 27, 2009

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Every year, millions of new websites are formed - and people are constantly figuring out new ways to make money with them. If you don’t have a product or product idea, you may become discouraged about the whole idea of starting an Internet business. But the truth is, you CAN make a bundle online… without having a single product of your own.

Prevent Your Business From Being an “Open and Shut” Case

By Jason Holland | Thu, Feb 26, 2009

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Chinese take-out is big business in South Florida. But “Chang’s” never had a chance. They opened, added their name to the sign at the plaza entrance… and that was it. No ads in the local paper, no insert in the Penny Saver, not even a guy sticking flyers under windshield wipers in the parking lot.

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Real Estate Market for Investors

By Early To Rise | Thu, Feb 26, 2009

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Issue #2602 WEALTHY: 4 reasons real estate investing is a must these days (Dean Graziosi) HEALTHY: You don’t need to be an expert to live healthy (Kelley Herring) WISE: Kahlil Gibran on knowledge ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: How the ETR archives are like cold pizza (Alex Mandossian) The incredible disappearing business (Jason Holland) It’s Fun to Know… about TV contact lenses Add “lapidary” [...]

Discover the Learning Power of “Content Diving”

By Alex Mandossian | Thu, Feb 26, 2009

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I often enjoy cold pizza “the morning after” more than the piping hot version the night before. What does the joy of devouring day-old pizza have to do with your success as an info-marketing entrepreneur? Two things, actually…

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Real Estate Market for Investors

By Dean Graziosi | Thu, Feb 26, 2009

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Think now isn’t a good time to get into the real estate game? Think again. We’re seeing a fusion of factors that are creating once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for potential investors.

TV Contact Lenses

By Early To Rise | Thu, Feb 26, 2009

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With high-def flat screens, PCs, iPods, and all those other media devices, you might think the world has enough ways to watch television and movies.

Why My Dad Is the Richest Man I Know

By Kelley Herring | Thu, Feb 26, 2009

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Hard to believe, but my father looks as young today - at 60 - as he did at 40. And though he may argue that he’s lost a bit more hair than he’d like, his face, his spirit, and his health seem to have been frozen in time.

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