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Lifestyle and Business
Posted by: | CommentsOne of the things they never talk about in school is choosing a career, based on the type of lifestyle you want to have. Yet, that is probably the most important aspect of your career decision – particularly if you are building a business of your own.
Here are five questions you need to sit down and answer for yourself, as you are choosing the type of business you want to build. 
7 Mistakes that Doom Your Membership Site
Posted by: | CommentsStarting a membership site is a smart business move, but only if you do it right. Every month dozens of people start membership sites only to shut them down just a few months later. Often the failed site ruins their reputation because they didn’t deliver what they promised to members. In other cases, they didn’t pick the right topic to begin with. Here are the top seven mistakes that you can make with a membership site and how to avoid them.
Online Business: Create a Schedule
Posted by: | CommentsAs an online business owners, one of the major issues you face is using your time effectively. After all, there are a lot of tasks to do every day – and if you’re a new business owner you are the only one to do them all. That’s why it’s critical that you create a schedule for your work.
Here are three easy steps to building your work schedule.
Choose and Combine PLR Products
Posted by: | CommentsMany people wonder about how to choose PLR Products – and how to combine them into a cohesive plan. This short video illustrates several ideas within a single PLR site – and also combining with PLR products from a second site. You can get a lot of ideas by looking at the topics of the PLR products – then deciding how you can use them “outside the box”. Enjoy the possibilities!
Your Information Pipeline: The Secret To Making Money
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Information comes to you in multiple formats. You’re listening to teleseminars, the audio replays, watching webinars, reading email, ebooks and articles. There is rarely a moment when you are not consuming some type of information. And all of this leads to information overload.
Information coming in is great when you are in a learning mode. All of us have had the experience of getting excited about a new topic – then consuming everything we can get our hands on to learn more about it. It may have been your new puppy, your new car or your new computer. Regardless of the topic, you recognize the symptoms – insatiable curiosity and appetite for information.
The problem with that behavior comes when you don’t step out of the learning mode into the action mode. You see the symptoms in every area of interest – someone becomes a Learner – but never seems to take action. Particularly in money-making endeavors like real-estate investing, business opportunities and making money online, this is a self-defeating pattern seen in a lot of “newbies.”
So what is the cause of this problem – that someone continues to learn but never earns? In fact, it seems that the longer they are in a topic, the less action they take.
Their information pipeline is full. And until they can clean it out and “reverse the flow” they are stuck.
Book Launch Ideas – 5 Tips to Sell More Books
Posted by: | CommentsYour book is finished. It’s about to hit the bookshelves and online stores. Now you’re ready to launch.
Hold on! (Sound of screeching brakes) This is not the time to launch your book. That time actually started months ago, when your book was just a glimmer in your eye and a glow in your brain.
So how do you launch your book – before you have a book? And how do you carry that through after you publish your book? Here are 5 tips that will get you started right, regardless of where you are in the process.
1. Start a blog
While you will post articles about the topic of your book on your regular blog, it’s never too early to start a blog dedicated to your book.
There is where you can post the progress of the book, from concept to completion. You can write about the actual process of writing and
Writing A Book: You’re Making It Too Hard
Posted by: | CommentsOne of the most common issues people have in writing a book is the writing. People who can send out 100 Tweets, write 20 emails, and post to Facebook 15 times suddenly find it hard to write.
It’s not that it’s hard to write. It’s that you have it in your head that when you “write a book” it must be all proper and perfect. Let’s dispel that myth right now – you don’t need to be perfect just because you’re writing a book.
So how do you make it easy to write a book? Here are five tips for making it easier to write.
1. Set realistic expectations
Too often we enter the “writing a book” mindset thinking that our first book is going to be a best-seller and we’ll suddenly be rich and famous. It could happen.
But it’s much more likely that you will publish your book. It will help a lot of people. You’ll gain credibility and
