I try to stay motivated by reading books written by today's "success gurus"; Tony Robbins, Todd Duncan, Dan Kennedy, Dennis Kimbro to name a few, but I really enjoy the wisdom of the "old school" pioneers of success in life. The boot-strappers of olden days, some well-known; others anonymous but their words have a more powerful and lasting effect on me. Here are just a few I'd like to share with you: In any moment of decision, the BEST THING you can do is the RIGHT THING; the next best thing is

Well, yesterday April 5, 2015 marked the 30th day of my WA membership! In that time I have learned how to find a niche, how to build a website, how to look for relevant keywords, building beautiful content, adding images, banners and links, marketing lingo like affiliating, SEO and QSR and a bunch of other insightful and profitable ways to make money with that website, but what I also learned from WA is the importance of helping others; making connections, sharing ideas, offering constructive c

Every morning when I wake up and open my eyes, the first thing I see is my vision board. It's the very first board I created years ago when doing MLM and It was a painstaking process because I had to mindfully hand-pick every word and image placed on it. Lots of magazines and newspapers were destroyed in its creation. It is a 2 ft.x 3 ft. black poster board and I filled in every square inch of it. I've created others since, but this is my favorite because it's my first vision board and so

I was at a doctor's appointment the other day and while sitting in the waiting area, I overheard a conversation between 2 elderly gentlemen. They were Vietnam veterans, as noted by the caps they wore, probably early 70's. They seemed to know each other well and may have been friends. The 1st man spoke about his new Facebook page and how he's now connected to his family and finding friends he hasn't seen since the war. The 2nd man shared how he likes to surf the internet to find WWII memorabilia