Have you ever had the desire to ask Donald Trump anything you could? Now is your opportunity to do so. What's next for The Donald? Ask him yourself.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Ask Donald
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Labels: donald trump, money, priscilla laracuente, visionary, wealth
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Quality vs. Quantity
Anyone in business knows, the quality of leads is the key to making it or breaking it. You can call thousands of leads, but if the leads aren't responding to the right advertising, you'll be wasting valuable time. Yes, you may make a sale or two, but your conversion rate will go up significantly in correlation to the quality of your leads. In my business, I teach people how to market effectively with a simple proven system so that their leads are of quality. One lead can equal one sale when it's the right lead. Whether it's a home based business, a work at home opportunity, direct sales, network marketing or traditional business, having the leads that convert to customers means dollars in the bank and a successful venture as an entrepreneur.
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Labels: entrepreneur, home business, money, priscilla laracuente, self development
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Think Like an Entrepreneur
Small business and entrepreneurship is where the big money is made.
There are 25 million entrepreneurs in the USA; 20 million of these entrepreneurs have less then 50 employees.
Entrepreneurship is where the action and fun is.
As an entrepreneur you can make money while helping others.
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Lessons from Trump University Students
Sixty percent of all Americans are dreaming about starting their own businesses. Why? What's their motivation? I recently heard some fascinating answers to that question while I was listening to recorded transcripts from The Entrepreneur's Success Codes, a Trump University course that's taught by Jeff Burrows. In those transcripts, a group of Trump University students - all successful entrepreneurs - answered Jeff's question, "Why did you decide to become an entrepreneur?" Let's take a closer look at the reasons they gave:
Motivation #1: An unstoppable passion for the work itself. It could be making real estate investments, restoring old cars or designing computer systems for businesses. As one student in The Entrepreneur's Success Codes class said, "I loved my work so much, I couldn't not do it."
Motivation #2: A drive to help others. It might be a desire to help other people be healthier, or more successful, or richer, or more beautiful. One student said that her longing to help people started after she recovered from a serious accident.
Motivation #3: The need for freedom. One class member said that after working in rigid corporations for years, the desire to control his own work took over his life.
Motivation #4: A hunger for challenge. For some entrepreneurs, the greatest motivator is the challenge of starting a business itself. Other concerns are secondary.
Motivation #5: Security. One entrepreneur said he started his own company because he hated working for companies where he could get laid off at any time. Of course, starting a company is risky. New companies fail. But despite those risks, running his own company put him in control of his own destiny."
**This article taken from Trump University.
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Thursday, January 11, 2007
Are YOU Ahead of the Curve?
But if you look to the standouts—the front-runners in just about every market niche—you’ll see that their marketing strategies and campaigns are anything but ordinary.
To compete on their level, you’ll need to be bold and approach marketing with an altered mind-set. Originality, improvisation, change and values are my top 4. Stephen Pierce will get you on the right mindset path your business has been craving.
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Labels: entrepreneur, finance, marketing, money, priscilla laracuente, stephen pierce
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Were You Born Rich?
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Labels: bob proctor, landmark education, michael losier, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars, self development, the secret
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
First Impressions Theatres
Indulge yourself in exciting big screen thrills and do it in style.
They come in a variety of colors and sizes. {This one is my favorite}
Only other things needed is a big popcorn maker.
Nobody loves to watch movies at home as much as my fiance and I. This is definitely on my goal card.
I'm very easy to please.....just get me the best of everything.
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Labels: finance, marketing, money, priscilla laracuente, Robb Report
The Robb Report Collection

This car is beautiful!
Who would guess it's an electric car?
Tesla Roadster will rocket from zero to 60 in four seconds and will achieve a top speed of 130 mph, but it set an even more impressive speed record.
October 2006 issue of Robb Report has all the information on this and many other cars.
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Labels: finance, money, priscilla laracuente, Robb Report, Tesla Roadster
Why Starting a Business Remains the Path to Success
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Labels: finance, landmark education, marketing, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars, self development
How far will my salary go in another city?
Cost of living comparison
If you ever wondered how far your salary will carry you in another state, then here's how you can figure it out.
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Labels: calculator, finance, marketing, money, priscilla laracuente, self development
Monday, January 8, 2007
Big Blog News

It's crazy how blogging is everywhere! I went to the supermarket the other day and over the load speaker was a message regarding the A&P Blog. So everyone is finally catching on. It's a great way to get your word out and cause traffic to YOU. Blogospere is a good start for ideas and for blogs worth reading. A business associate directed me to blogging and since my business has benefited ten fold. Join the list at Live Journal to get your blog rolling.
List of blog communities for getting started:
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Labels: blogosphere, finance, livejournal, marketing, money, priscilla laracuente
Thursday, January 4, 2007
More for you
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Labels: finance, marketing, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars
Wednesday, January 3, 2007
FAQ for everything Internet.
If you have any questions regarding the Internet, advertising on Google or Search Engine Optimization, then this site is for you. It helps me whenever I'm in a pinch.
Check out Welcome to Boutell.Com, Inc.! on Boutell.Com's web site.
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Labels: finance, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars
Will it be in 2007?
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Labels: finance, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars, self development, the secret
Sunday, December 31, 2006
What's Your Budget?
This is the beginning of a new year and another chance to organize our lives.
One thing that I've learned is that every year I get better and better at managing my money$$$.
Having a budget is having a plan. If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Having a plan keeps you out of trouble. For more information click here
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Labels: finance, landmark education, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Are you on track?
Have you ever wondered if you're on the right path to reaching your goals?
I know I have. The secret is to get out of the dark and know that there is vital information out there. So let's get out there and figure it out. Goals don't write themselves.
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Labels: finance, landmark education, money, priscilla laracuente, psi seminars, self development
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Moneyville?
Welcome to Moneyville.
Whether it's a beach house or sending your twins to Harvard.
You know what you want; Moneyville will show you how to get it.
Just set your goals, plan for success, and Moneyville will tell you how much cash you'll need.
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Labels: calculator, finance, money, priscilla laracuente







