When I started doing consulting many years ago, I was told that what you really wanted were clients who paid you on a recurring basis. After all, when you don’t need to market all the time you can focus on your clients more. I bought into that model and used it for many years in my business. Then in 2004 my mother died and I

One of the things that was obvious when I first started attending Internet Marketing events was that I was in the minority. In a room of 400 attendees, maybe 10 of us were women! For me, it was nothing new. I had been a percussionist in high school and college bands – and in those days there were few female drummers. I had been an

One of the best things about having been online for so long is that we got to “make it up” as we went. There were no courses. No systems. No insider secrets. We were all learning together. It also meant that you got to leverage your strengths in any way that made sense. So it was no surprise when I started using teleseminars. After all,

Having Lunch? Why not write a book! You’re reading this with a skeptical mind. And I would have, too, just 60 days ago – before I wrote and published my first book. So set aside your doubts and see how to make this work for you.     How it Began It started as a pleasant lunch in my favorite “working” restaurant – you know

There are certain dates that stand out in your life. Your wedding day. The birth of each child. The day you retire. And there are a handful of events that make all the difference. One such event was in October, 2001. It was Jay Conrad Levinson’s Guerrilla Marketing Boot Camp hosted by Mark Joyner. A single-day event at Ceasar’s in Las Vegas and I wanted