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Recent articles related to

Wealth

A Naturally Good Conversation About the Mythology of Success

By Mark Morgan Ford | 06/20/2005

When we talk about business, Dr. Sears and I often discuss myths. Just as there are widespread myths about health among modern health professionals, there are also commonly held myths about business among successful executives. Popular myths can be destructive. In the world of medicine, they can put you in…

How to Write a Screenplay (With a Little Help From Your Friends)

By Mark Morgan Ford | 06/17/2005

We each have at least one good movie script in our memory banks. What’s yours? And why haven’t you written it? Many years ago, I promised a close friend I’d write a movie about something we’d done together – opening up a rock ‘n’ roll club on Long Island. Mike’s…

How to Launch a Profitable Email Publication

By Early To Rise | 06/16/2005

Several years ago, I was working on a second bottle of wine with a prominent sales pro. He blurted out something about “the formula” that Bill Ziff (of Ziff Davis fame) used to generate a billion-dollar publishing empire. I was new to advertising, and the notion of a “secret formula”…

In Marketing, Flattery Will Get You Everywhere

By Bob Bly | 06/15/2005

“Flattery will get you nowhere,” the saying goes. But actually, flattery can get you almost anywhere – especially in marketing. The reason: People want to feel good about themselves … and if you give your prospects a legitimate way to do that, you get their attention and make them receptive…

How to Roll Up a $10,000 Investment into a 7-Figure Portfolio

By Justin Ford | 06/8/2005

How to move up a $10,000 investment at the residential level up to a top-ranked competitor in the heavyweight division, building a 7-figure portfolio.

Inside the Box Part 2

By David Deutsch | 06/7/2005
[Ed. Note: Last week, in Part 1 of this story, David Deutsch introduced his “inside the box” way of thinking. As you may remember, the narrator of the story has been desperately trying to keep his bookstore afloat. He is about to give up when he meets his new neighbor…

How to Write and Publish a Best-Seller

By Mark Morgan Ford | 06/3/2005

Hey you! You with the interesting life! You’ve got a book in you – that you know. But how do you get it out, onto those frighteningly blank pages? And then, how do you put those pages together into a coherent (see “Word to the Wise,” below), fast-reading book? And…

Targeting Your Marketing Online

By David Cross | 05/31/2005

Some years ago, my wife and I were looking forward to our second annual deer hunt together. She had a deer hunting tag, and I was being cast in the role of pack mule. At 2 a.m. on the morning of the hunt, her new scope lay in its box…

Turn Your Best Customers Into Voluntary Sales Reps

By Jay Abraham | 05/28/2005

Have you ever wished you could clone your best customers or clients – potentially doubling or tripling or quadrupling the number of people just like them who come through your door? The truth is, you can! I’m not talking about scientific cloning. (In spite of what’s going on with Scottish…

The Wealth Stealers Are At It Again

By Mark Morgan Ford | 05/27/2005

United Airlines screwed its employees out of their pensions. One of them, Ben Brice, expected to be getting $12,000 a month. After the company’s bankruptcy court ruling earlier this month, he’ll be lucky to get $2,000. This wasn’t the first and it won’t be the last time U.S. employees will…

How a Poker Tip Can Change Your Life

By Mike Litman | 05/26/2005

Nine months ago, I received a call from a good friend of mine that I met in college. My friend said, “Mike, you have to start playing poker. It’s just amazing. You can play with us next week at Frank’s house or just jump online and join a game. It’s…

The Holy Grail Revealed

By Andrew Gordon | 05/24/2005

The pretenders have been outed. It’s time for the Holy Grail of Investing to show itself. In past ETR messages, I’ve talked to you about bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, and dividend-paying stocks. They all have their pluses. But in the end, they’ve come up short… sabotaged by a limited upside…