Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Dr. Wayne Dyer and The Power Of Intention


Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, Ph.D., is an internationally renowned author and speaker in the field of self-development. He’s the author of 29 books, has created many audio programs and videos, and has appeared on thousands of television and radio shows. He has influenced me more than any other speaker in the field of self-development. His words ring true to me. I also recently purchased his children's book for my son and he loves it. If you haven't bought it yet you need to.

Saturday, March 17, 2007

Who Is James Arthur Ray?


James Arthur Ray is one of few spiritual teachers who have achieved top honors in the business world as a thriving entrepreneur. James' background in behavioral sciences, experience as an entrepreneur, and his avid quest for spiritual knowledge give him a unique and powerful ability to address life issues from an integrated and comprehensive level.


James has devoted over two decades to studying the thoughts, actions, and habits of those...

The 5 Qualities Needed For Business Success

What is it that sets a successful businessperson apart from an average businessperson? Is it down to pure and simple luck, or is it all about having an amazing idea and a successful and strategic business plan in place?

Well, these factors do indeed go a long way to turning a good business idea into a successful business operation, but they have nothing to do with what makes the ‘person’ succeed at business.

Every great entrepreneur naturally has 5 key attributes that sets them aside from their competition and that ensure they will succeed where others may fail. These 5 personal qualities will all reflect upon the entrepreneur’s business and they will mean the entrepreneur grows and develops every area of their own personal expertise to become not only the strategic thinker behind the business, but the strategic manager poised to lead the company forward to achieve even greater success.

The 5 qualities that every entrepreneur shares and that are the keys to their business success are:

1) Desire – To succeed you have to have a massive desire to break out of the average 9 – 5 grind, to step off the employee-job-salary treadmill and to put your ideas, ideals and beliefs into action. An entrepreneur’s desire for personal fulfilment and professional success is his number one key strength and that which will force him to start out in business in the first place. This desire to achieve will become a desire for success and this desire for success will be reflected throughout the business.

2) Positivity – Entrepreneurs have a positive mental attitude towards their life, their business and themselves; they are not restricted by disappointments and regrets and they look forward not backwards. A naturally positive person sees opportunities where others see obstacles, a naturally positive person frees their mind from negativity and disappointment so that it is free to dream, imagine, develop and expand.

3) Commitment – To succeed you have to be committed to putting in the hard work necessary to build a business from the ground up. You have to commit to your beliefs and desires, you have to commit to your business idea and you have to commit to the employees within your company. With commitment comes effort, with effort comes results, with results comes success!

4) Patience – Patience and commitment go hand in hand, and the patient entrepreneurs who dedicate themselves to working away at their business day after day will reap the rewards of their patience when the steady and focused hard work pays off in the form of positive and successful results.

5) Persistence – Nothing is ever straightforward or without contradiction or change and the future is unknown. These factors mean that the final key entrepreneurial attribute is simply critical to success. When obstacles appear, when goal posts are moved and when ‘these things are sent to try us’ you have to persist with your ideas, persist with your hard work and keep focused on success. With patient and committed persistence the desired results will come.

Monday, March 12, 2007

Who Is Lisa Nichols?


Lisa Nichols is a dynamic motivational speaker and powerful advocate of personal empowerment and emotional healthiness. Her audience’s range from teens to educators, business professionals, CEO’s and parents.
See Lisa Nichols on "The Secret"

Friday, March 9, 2007

Financial Planning & Advice By Ameriprise



You may already have a financial plan, or you might be thinking about setting one up. In either case, the detailed guide, 6 Keys to Successful Financial Planning from Ameriprise Financial, can help. In it you'll learn financial planning elements that you need to consider so your plan keeps you on track to reach your financial dreams.

Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Your Own Company Is Your Road to Riches




When you think of starting a company, you probably think about all the hard work it will take. Hopefully you also envision all the benefits, such as wealth, freedom, and a sense of personal accomplishment and significance.


But have you also thought about how efficient owning a business really is? If not, think about these benefits. Read More

Monday, March 5, 2007

Abraham-Hicks Daily Quotes


Abraham-Hicks
As you identify the thing that you want and you achieve vibrational harmony with it, by Law of Attraction you summon the Energy through you, and that is what life is. When someone stops desiring, Life Force no longer flows through them, and then they re-emerge into the Nonphysical where you have all kinds of goals and intentions.

Michael Beckwith On CBS News



Reverend Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith is one of the most inspiring teachers in The Secret. Dr Beckwith’s vision is to create a world united on an ethical basis of humankind's highest spiritual and social development. He is seeking authentic spirituality, personal development and transformation through selfless service to humankind.
As a non-aligned progressive thinker he founded the Agape International Spiritual Centre in 1986. This is a trans-denominational spiritual community whose doors are open to all seekers of genuine spirituality. Dr. Beckwith is much sought after as a meditation teacher, for scientific prayer, and as speaker at conferences and seminars.

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Do You Have Desk Rage?

Are you tired of being tied to your desk? NBC reports that workers have many reasons for feeling stressed out. The biggest problem is that stress come out in many different ways. Back pain, head aches and even skin problems are just a few. Check out this interactive questionnaire for more information.


Monday, February 26, 2007

Making the Secret Work For You


The law of attraction has been all over the media lately from Oprah, Ellen to Larry King. And everyone is talking about it... Just the other day, at my favorite health food store, I overheard two people speaking about The Secret on Oprah. I love to being part of it. If you haven't heard of Michael Losier, yet....you will. His book "The Law of Attraction" is the #6 best-selling book on Amazon.com. He's going to be speaking at the next Liberty Conference coming up in Cancun, Mexico in March of 2007. If you haven't had a chance to experience Michael, enjoy the video below of him speaking at one of his workshops. The Secret by Rhonda Byrne as shown on Oprah and Local News

Sunday, February 25, 2007

James Arthur Ray

James Arthur Ray is one of few spiritual teachers who have achieved top honors in the business world as a thriving entrepreneur. James' background in behavioral sciences, experience as an entrepreneur, and his avid quest for spiritual knowledge gives him a unique and powerful ability to address life issues from an integrated and comprehensive level.

Saturday, February 24, 2007

Liberty League International Joins With Michael Oliver


Liberty League International, the leading developer of personal development systems, announced that Michael Oliver of Natural Selling Inc., will join the Liberty League International marketing team as their International Sales Trainer. Michael will be supporting Liberty League by demonstrating how to use the Natural Selling Process to easily and effectively attract and help more potential partners and customers in less time and with less effort by understanding how to eliminate objections, rejection and the high attrition rate.

“Michael will bring clarity to the psychology behind the selling process as we the founders originally intended it” said Shane Krider one of the co-founders of Liberty League International. “We look forward to his contribution and are proud to have him as a member of our team.

Since its creation in 2001, Liberty League International has been one of the world’s fastest-growing personal development companies. They provide the tools and environment necessary for their customers to lead a more satisfying and fulfilling life through emotional and financial wealth. Their flagship product Beyond Freedom is a complete personal development system which helps individuals to change the way they approach life.

The Reaction To Oprah And The Secret Video

Oprah After The Show, Unlocking The Secret 02/16/07

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Just in case you missed it!

Check out the "After Show" from The Secret.

Saturday, February 17, 2007

Marketing Method For Your Home-Based Business

Part of running a successful business is its growth. Home-based businesses are no exception. In fact, it can be even more important if you are just starting out or lack a potential client base. The key to growing a business is marketing.
Marketing is how you connect with individuals who may become customers or clients and includes methods such as affiliate programs, newsletters, trade shows, web sites, brochures, advertising, and more. The potential marketing methods available are almost limitless in scope and deciding on an approach may seem daunting, but a little preliminary effort can help you narrow down the field of options and help you make the best choices for your business.

–Determine Targeted Audience
–Set a Budget
–Evaluate Marketing Methods

Marketing Your Home-Based Business on the Internet

The Internet has opened up a whole new world of advertising and marketing for home-based businesses. Instead of having to spend tens of thousands of dollars on expensive print campaigns or mailings, you can now reach a global audience on a shoestring budget. Here are some of the popular and cost-effective ways that you can advertise your home-based business on the Internet.
Internet advertising can be broken down into three main categories:

1. Cost-per-click, where you only pay for actual clicks or leads for your advertising.

2. Cost-per-impression, often referred to as cost-per-thousand impressions or CPM, where you purchase a set amount of views for your ad.

3. Set-price advertising, where you can purchase a specific amount of advertising for a given length of time.

Cost-per-click advertising offers small business owners great value for their advertising dollar. There are several sites that offer the ability to pay only when customers click on your ads.
Google AdWords is one of the most popular advertising venues for small businesses. With the AdWords program, you bid on keywords related to your business, and your text ad is displayed when Google users search for that term. You pay only when a user clicks on your ad, and the cost per click varies according to the popularity of the keywords you select. Google AdWords does not require a minimum purchase, and you can easily spend less than $25 for a successful advertising campaign by using AdWords properly.

5 Marketing Tools for Home-Based Businesses

Because a home-based business doesn’t have a storefront for passers-by to notice and no opportunity to generate walk-in business, home-based businesses need marketing other types of businesses, not less.
Not marketing your home-based business will almost certainly doom it to failure.


1. Direct mail. still a cost-effective way to advertise in many industries.

2. Voice mail. Even the outgoing message on your answering machine or voice mail system can help promote your business when utilized correctly.

3. Press releases. The only thing better than cheap publicity is free publicity, and well-timed, professional press releases can result in just that.

4. Referrals. Referrals are probably the single best way to find new customers. If you do something well, chances are people are going to talk about it.

5. Radio interviews. If you can speak knowledgeably about your product or service and tie it in well with current events, radio interviews are a great way to reach a wide audience and improve your customer base.

Direct Selling ­ An Option for Mini-Preneurs

According to the Direct Selling Association (www.dsa.org), more than 13.6 million people participated in direct selling in 2004 with an overwhelming 73 percent of them being women. Buying and selling in the comfort of a home still seems to be the heart of the direct selling industry, with 62 percent of all direct sales being made that way in 2003. About 16 percent of total sales that year were made by phone, followed by about 10 percent via the Internet. While the Internet doesn’t allow for face-to-face selling, it does give direct sellers a worldwide customer base.

Top Five Tax Breaks For At-Home Entrepreneurs




By the Census Bureau's last count in 2002, half of all businesses in the U.S. are home-based. The U.S. government encourages this kind of entrepreneurship. Dig deep and at-home entrepreneurs will find a few precious tax deductions, say Mark Birge and Steve Mentzer, accountants with Aldrich, Kilbride and Tatone, an Oregon-based accountancy firm.

Alterations to the tax code in 1999 made it easier to qualify for home-office tax deductions. For instance, engineering and construction types who spend lots of time in the field, but do most of their administrative work at home, can still qualify for certain deductions.


1. Infrastructure (utilities, phone service, housekeeping services, landscaping) Run-of-the-mill homeowners and renters can’t deduct these expenses, but at-home entrepreneurs can.

2. Home mortgage interest and property taxes. U.S. taxpayers can deduct these anyway, but as a small business owner, you can save even more by applying a percentage of mortgage interest and property taxes to the home-office section of your tax form.

3. Travel expenses. You can’t deduct fuel expenses if you commute to work each day, but if you work from home, you can deduct the costs of traveling away from your home for any business-related activity.

4. One-time office equipment purchases. Section 179 of the tax code says you can take a one-time deduction–up to $105,000–for the purchase of office equipment, as long as you don’t purchase more than $400,000 of equipment in a calendar year.

5. Family affair. Sole proprietors with children under 18 who work for them can deduct their children’s “wages.”

Friday, February 16, 2007

The Reaction To Oprah And The Secret


This week Oprah focused on the reaction to The Secret. The testimonials were very moving and hit close to home. Hope you saw it and if you didn't I will be posting it soon.

Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Ask Donald

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.