Posted by Goody on 05/13/08 in Recreation and Sports
Let’s say that you were taking a test and there was a question that asked you to rate your mat attitude on a scale from 1 to 5. What score would you give yourself? A score of 5 would mean that you’re so tough that Randy Couture wouldn’t want to train with you. And a score of 1 would mean that you sit in the parking lot before class, thinking of all the different ways you’ll probably get your butt kicked in during the training session!
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Posted by Goody on 04/25/08 in Self Improvement
We attempt to live our lives without desire yet it is so much a part of being human. I have come to the conclusion desire is okay as long as what I desire doesn’t consume or control me. Getting what we want is not the most important thing and it should never be at the expense of someone else.
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Posted by Goody on 04/20/08 in Business
Whatever you sell, there are other companies out there who would love to have a list of your customers and hot leads. If you sell reading items (books, book lights, etc.), wouldn’t you like a list of Amazon’s customers and hot leads to promote your products? If you sell children’s educational items, wouldn’t you love a list of customers who shopped several times at Toys R Us? These are proven buyers of items that are complementary to your product line. They may very well be purchasers of your product line.
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Posted by Goody on 04/9/08 in Self Improvement
If you have heard the phrase, “self-made millionaire” before, then you are probably wondering how a mentor can propel you to great wealth. This phrase, often repeated in today’s media, is probably one of the greatest lies perpetrated on our society! If you pick any millionaire or billionaire around the world (who actually created their wealth personally) you will find a large list of colleagues, friends, business advisors and life coaches who helped them on their way.
Who are they?
A mentor is more than just a person who tells you what to do and when to do it. Although the traditional idea is of the experienced mystic who knows exactly what to say in every situation, a modern view is much more practical. Moreover, the new mentor concept is also more accessible to those who see the value and take advantage of the strategy.
Having a mentor does not mean you need to hire a high priced professional coach. The important part about having a mentor is finding a system of beliefs, actions and goals to model and experiment with. This may include a one-on-one with any number of qualified professionals but it can also be through video interviews, books, audio programs and the like.
Finding your mentor
In your area of pursuit, your first step should be to find a mentor that will help you grow and move toward your goals. If you are interested in real estate investing then learn what you can from investors such as Robert G. Allen or Raymond Aaron. If you’re more into stock investing, follow the advice of Warren Buffet and subscribe to any number of information services available. Read what they have written, use their advice, meet them if possible and follow their lead.
Remember, a mentor is not just a person who holds your hand through each step of your business, career or investment progression. A mentor can be any person who motivates you to succeed, helps you focus your thoughts and beliefs and gives you the information you require at each stage of your life.
Final Thoughts
By successfully integrating mentors into your life you will develop a completely new mind-set towards wealth. If you can find the right mentors for each stage of your career you will be far ahead of those who falsely believe that they can be a self-made success.
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Posted by Goody on 03/26/08 in Self Improvement
Five friends went on a fishing trip down the Zambesi. Their terrifying story was dramatised recently on a UK Channel 4 program.
Arthur Taylor and Alistair Gellatly, two experienced Safari guides, planned the trip. They did not anticipate trouble.
Fay Taylor, Arthur’s English wife, and her parents Clive and Brenda Kelly went with them. Brenda was not keen to go but finally agreed as it was the last day of their visit to Zambia.
It nearly became the last day of their lives.
The Zambesi is an awe inspiring river. It has amazing bird life and a great diversity of animal life including hippos and huge crocodiles.
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