David Neagle was a high school dropout. His first job was as a forklift operator for a shipping company, spending long, terrible hours on a cold loading dock and cursing his existence. Now, he makes millions every year by showing others how to take the same steps he took to become a mega-success. Here’s how it [...]
By Early To Rise | Fri, May 13, 2011
David Neagle was a high school dropout. His first job was as a forklift operator for a shipping company, spending long, terrible hours on a cold loading dock.
By Early To Rise | Thu, May 12, 2011
A pejorative (pih-JAWR-uh-tiv) – from the Latin for “to make worse” – is a word that has a disparaging, derogatory, or belittling connotation. Example (as used by Bob Bly today): “These dilettantes (and I am using the word in its literal meaning, not as a pejorative) post their stuff on the Web and give it away [...]
By Bob Bly | Thu, May 12, 2011
When you hear about all the folks who are making thousands of dollars a week by selling information products on the Internet… and “working” only a few hours a day… … it’s tempting to want to jump on the bandwagon. But before you take the leap, it pays to think about whether it is right for you. On [...]
By Early To Rise | Thu, May 12, 2011
When you hear about all the folks who are making thousands of dollars a week by selling information products on the Internet... and "working" only a few hours a day...
By Early To Rise | Wed, May 11, 2011
A panoply (PAN-uh-plee) – from the Greek for a full set of armor – is a splendid or impressive array. Example (as used by Ben Green in Before His Time): “To the east, out over the Ocean, the winter sky is a brilliant panoply of stars and comets, beckoning to adventurers, wise and foolish alike, who [...]
By Early To Rise | Wed, May 11, 2011
If you get that one thing right, it doesn't matter how many small battles you lose. You will always win the war. Get it right, and you get EVERYTHING right.
By Early To Rise | Tue, May 10, 2011
A claque (KLAK) – from the French for “to clap” – is a group of fawning admirers, sometimes hired to applaud at a performance. Example (as used by Simon Hoggart in The Guardian): “Behind the hacks was the claque. They cheered and whooped in a vague way, like a group of restrained English persons at a [...]
By Brian Edmondson | Tue, May 10, 2011
If you have an online business, you’ve probably come across the expression “The money is in the list.” This refers to the database of names, e-mail addresses, and other information you collect from customers and prospects. Building a list is the core principle behind the Early to Rise Model of Internet marketing. And, all other things [...]
By Early To Rise | Tue, May 10, 2011
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To me, this gets to the heart of the matter. Tranquility, safety and emotional enrichment. This is very, very good. V.M.
By Peter Fogel | Fri, May 13, 2011
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