Tim says:

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Tim says:

One of the big mysteries of the Universe to me, when I first started to Blog was, "how will they find mine?" Technology is a wonderful thing. its always evolving, developing and ultimately improving. So although my suggestions may be great today, they may need tweaking in 6 months time or so.

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Philly Here!
I just wanted to share this wonderful story with you all that I read in Chicken Soup For the Soul by Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen

Rest in Peace: The I Can’t Funeral

Donna’s fourth grade classroom looked like many others I had seen in the past.  Students sat in five rows of six desks. The teacher’s desk was in the front and faced the students.  The bulletin board featured student work.  In most respects it appeared to be typically traditional elementary classroom.  Yet something seemed different that day I entered it for the first time.  There seemed to be an undercurrent of excitement.

My job was to make classroom visitations and encourage implementation.  I took an empty seat in the back of the room and watched.  All the students were working on a task, filling a sheet of notepaper with thoughts and ideas.  The ten year old student closest to me was filling her page with “I Cant’s”.

“I can’t kick the soccer ball past second base.”
“I can’t do long division with more than three numerals.”
“I can’t get Debbie to like me.”

Her page was half full and she showed no signs of letting up.  She worked on with determination and persistence.  I walked down the row glancing at students’ papers.  Everyone was writing sentences, describing things they couldn’t do.

“I can’t do ten push ups.”
“I can’t hit one over the left field fence.”
“I can’t eat only one cookie.”

By this time, the activity engaged my curiosity, so I decided to check with the teacher to see what was going on.  As I approached her, I noticed that she too was busy writing.  I felt it best not to interrupt.

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Annie says:

Last Monday Judith had planned a teleclass outing of the Intermediate Masterminds to see the wonderful  Michael Neill at St James’ church in Picadilly.  Thanks to the idiosyncracies of the Northern Line, I arrived a few minutes late.  Unable to distinguish the back of Judith’s head from the back view of many other heads gazing in rapt attention on the speaker, I slipped into a side pew to enjoy the talk.

Needless to say,  Michael already had the audience in the palm of his hand.  He introduced us to different kinds of decision making - the head? the heart? the Universe? which came as a welcome revelation.  He spoke about setting really big, inspiring goals and you could sense the audience’s excitement.  He moved on to success, to little nods and murmurs of approval. 

And then he got to the ‘M’ word.  He asked, enjoining us to fill in the blanks, according to our own desires: "Is making how much money?  In what time frame?  For what purpose? A worthy goal?"   I sat there nodding and smiling cheerfully.  Michael prolonged the silence, so everyone would really focus on the question.

In that silence I started to look around and become aware of the atmosphere in the hall.  It had become uncomfortable, a sort of subliminal squirm.  Nor was there another nodding head anywhere that I could see.  (Judith and her little group were not visible from where I sat.)  Nobody there in my line of sight felt comfortable with the notion that making money was a worthy goal.

Naturally, Michael went on to explain how it is,and how one of his goals is to donate $1,000,000 to charity.  (Somehow I feel that he won’t mind me - or anyone else - copying that one.) That’s not just a worthy goal, it’s a positively sexy one.  It’s also feasible. 

The Money Gym is all about raising your game and your goals.  So what’s your big, sexy, worthy goal?

<p>As you know, I’m up to my neck in the internet nowadays - I absolutely love it!<br /><br />But what you may not know is that I have done it all the hard slow way, by creating my own products, ebooks, eprogrammes, workshops and more - what a dodo!<br /><br />I’ve always known that there was a fast easy way - by researching a niche and finding other people’s products or services to sell.&nbsp; I even teach this stuff on the AMM Open Days and Intensive Workshops!!<br /><br />I knew that there were people out there who provided a turnkey solution - they give you the product, the sales page, the articles, the autoresponders……….but I just didn’t know who to go to, or who to trust, to deliver a great quality deal.<br /><br />Well, I’ve just been given an advance &quot;head’s up&quot; on something really good, that will help you create passive income online, from someone I trust absolutely, Tim Warnock.<br /><br />Tim’s an American who lives in Italy and he’s one of the most gifted copywriters I have come across - Alan Forrest Smith introduced me and Tim ended up writing the sletter.generatorsoftware.com/x.php?af=423573">sales letter for the Wealth Creation Conference in November.&nbsp; Since then we have hung out a few times at various events and he’s a really sound guy.<br /><br />So when he emailed me about a special project he’s been working on and offered me a sneak preview, I put everything down and listened and looked pretty sharp-ish, I can tell you.<br /><br />Better than that, he said that, if I wanted to tell you guys about it, he would negotiate a special 10% off for you.&nbsp; He knows my contacts are keen on the internet and serious about making money.<br />You are going to be seeing a lot about this from some very big names, but remember, you saw it here first!<br /><br />If you are interested in this, then just read on and then claim your 10% off, exclusive to contacts of mine and Steve, then just use this code &quot;gym&quot; in the offer box when prompted.<br /><br />Have fun!<br />Cheers<br />Nicola</p>

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As you all know, I’m personally concentrating a lot on learning as much as I can in the area of the  internet and internet marketing nowadays…….. I’ve got something really special to tell you about today!

And I’ll do you a favour and tell you to stop reading NOW if you are NOT interested in making money online, part-time, around your day job or core business.   

I haven’t felt as excited about anything since I came up with the idea of the Financial Intelligence 101 eProgramme - which grew into the "The Money Gym:  The Ultimate Wealth Workout" book, so if you enjoyed both of those, here’s an early heads up for you…..

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<p>As you all know, I’m personally concentrating a lot on learning as much as I can in the area of the&nbsp; internet and internet marketing nowadays…….. I’ve got something really special to tell you about today!</p>

<p>And I’ll do you a favour and tell you to stop reading NOW if you are NOT interested in making money online, part-time, around your day job or core business.&nbsp; &nbsp; </p>

<p>I haven’t felt as excited about anything since I came up with the idea of the Financial Intelligence 101 eProgramme - which grew into the &quot;The Money Gym:&nbsp; The Ultimate Wealth Workout&quot; book, so if you enjoyed both of those, here’s an early heads up for you….. </p>

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I’ve popped over to ExCel this morning, it sometimes feels like its my second home.   Still, its only a few moments from Canary Wharf, where I live, so that’s easy enough.   Its Channel 4’s A Place In The Sun Live there yesterday, today and tomorrow.   Completely exhausting and overwhelming as these things always are, but inspiring?   Let’s see.

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<p>After a long gestation period, ArtistManager.com launches on the new software.&nbsp; </p>

<p>Adsense income is strong and many people are choosing the $10 a month subscription option rather than the $45 a year option which is interesting.&nbsp; </p>

<p>I’ve set up the &quot;Community&quot; areas to have Artist/Manager and Music specific chats so I’m looking forward to seeing the discussions evolve.</p>

<p>Tim Birch, Money Gym coach and property investor, was thrilled to find out about &quot;trackback &amp; ping&quot; that little known way to create incoming links to your site, from high traffic blogs, while simultaneously linking your site to theirs.&nbsp; This benefits everyone, from a search engine point of view, but you need to be careful to make your comments relevent and obviously complementary.&nbsp; That way, if the owner of the blog that you are linking to, has their &quot;approve comments&quot; box ticked, you will still get through their selection process.&nbsp; As far as I’m aware, this is not available on the Blogger.com service, one of the reasons why I recommend <a href=”http://www.asknicolacairncross.com/recommends/typepad”>typepad</a>.</p>

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