Issue #2621 WEALTHY: An overlooked precious metal making a comeback (Rick Pendergraft) HEALTHY: Are those “corn” nuts you’re eating? (Kelley Herring) WISE: Seneca on quality vs. quantity ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: How a top spot on Google can limit your sales (Edwin Huertas) There is no try… only do (Yanik Silver) It’s Good to Know… why you should be keeping a career [...]
By Robert Ringer | Thu, Mar 19, 2009
I recently let my guard down and let my wife talk me into making one of my rare visits to a nearby shopping mall - one of my least favorite places. The place was mobbed, as though people were determined to have one last go at the good life, perhaps sensing that shopping malls might soon be turned into homeless shelters. I watched with great interest as people stood in long lines to pay for the on-sale merchandise they clutched tightly in their arms.
By Ted Peroulakis | Thu, Mar 19, 2009
Investors around the world are still standing in line to buy our short-term government securities. But China’s exports have plummeted, so they no longer have money to lend us. And oil prices have dropped sharply, so OPEC doesn’t have as much to lend us.
By Early To Rise | Thu, Mar 19, 2009
Issue #2620 WEALTHY: Another reason to invest in gold (Ted Peroulakis) HEALTHY: Toxic metal in a common sweetener (Matt Furey) WISE: Zig Ziglar on failure ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: If you feel like giving up… (Robert Ringer) How to make fear work in your marketing copy (John Forde) It’s Fun to Know… about the big boys’ playground Add “wizened” to your vocabulary
By Matt Furey | Thu, Mar 19, 2009
One drop of mercury is supposed to be enough to contaminate an entire lake. And exposure to mercury has been connected with serious neurological disorders, including autism and Alzheimer’s. But I guess it’s okay for the fillings in your teeth - as well as our food supply. NOT!
By John Forde | Thu, Mar 19, 2009
Fear - the deeply felt kind - is personal and immediate. The fear of disabling disease. The fear of public speaking. The fear of not surviving this current market crunch… or making a terrible investment.
By Early To Rise | Wed, Mar 18, 2009
Coverage by the media can give a great boost to your business. But reporters and editors are a picky lot. Here are six ways to convince them your "story" is worthy of a mention.
By Kelley Herring | Wed, Mar 18, 2009
Stress increases dangerous inflammatory factors called cytokines… damages the hippocampus, causing memory loss and mood disorders… reduces the brain’s ability to repair itself… increases abdominal fat… interferes with thyroid function… and even increases the stickiness of the blood (which can lead to dangerous clots).
By Jason Holland | Wed, Mar 18, 2009
Before you make any promises to "settle" your relative’s accounts, whether a cellphone bill or credit card debt, know this: You probably don’t have to pay a dime out of your own pocket. The debt can be paid with the deceased’s estate and whatever you have inherited from it. But, although laws vary from state to state, heirs are not usually required to pay off the deceased’s bills with their own money.
By Rich Schefren | Wed, Mar 18, 2009
Successful entrepreneurs look at practically every moment of every day as a challenge -and they attack it accordingly. This need for achievement motivates them to turn their ideas into action. On the other end of the spectrum are "passive" entrepreneurs. They live every day pursuing their dreams safely, never taking risks or pushing the envelope, and hoping something good will happen.
By Early To Rise | Fri, Mar 20, 2009
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