Adela was an energetic, recently divorced 36-year-old, bubbling with ideas. She had come to ETR's Info-Marketing Bootcamp to start her life anew. The goal she had in mind was to become a freelance copywriter -- and she told me she had already ordered AWAI's copywriting program.
By Jason Holland | Fri, Aug 20, 2010
Hey, Early to Risers! Laura Rodini is in San Francisco meeting with some of our top copywriters, so she asked me to take over today's issue of The Insider.
By Clayton Makepeace | Thu, Aug 19, 2010
The simple, objective fact is, there is absolutely, positively no reason why you shouldn't have it all. Billionaires are not a billion times more deserving than you are. Nor are millionaires a million times smarter than you.
By Early To Rise | Thu, Aug 19, 2010
The simple, objective fact is, there is absolutely, positively no reason why you shouldn't have it all. Billionaires are not a billion times more deserving than you are. Nor are millionaires a million times smarter than you.
By Don Hauptman | Thu, Aug 19, 2010
Once again, it’s time for a selective roundup and analysis of mistakes in the news: “It is ironical that the author of the book that accurately depicted the lives of China’s rural poor… was rejected by the revolutionaries themselves.” The standard form of the word is ironic, not ironical. In a previous column, [...]
By Glenn Fisher | Wed, Aug 18, 2010
It was an experimental wine that Thierry had been working on... He thought it had potential, so he decided to share it with Guy. He poured two glasses. They sipped it.
By Early To Rise | Wed, Aug 18, 2010
It was an experimental wine that Thierry had been working on... He thought it had potential, so he decided to share it with Guy. He poured two glasses. They sipped it.
By Early To Rise | Wed, Aug 18, 2010
Detritus (dih-TRY-tus) — from the Latin for “rubbing away” — is debris, the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up (e.g., small stone fragments formed by the process of erosion). Example (as used by Angus MacLachlan in The New York Times): “The year I helped move my parents out of [...]
By Bob Cox | Tue, Aug 17, 2010
There are three emotional levels most everyone experiences during their journey through setting and achieving their important life goals: 1. THE HIGH 2. THE LOW 3. THE PLATEAU
By Early To Rise | Tue, Aug 17, 2010
There are three emotional levels most everyone experiences during their journey through setting and achieving their important life goals: 1. THE HIGH 2. THE LOW 3. THE PLATEAU
By Michael Masterson | Sat, Aug 21, 2010
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