As you progress in WA, you will hear Carson and Kyle advise, suggest, and they probably would arm twist you if they could, to get you to take action. Start writing that article, or write that post, they will advice.Whatever you do, TAKE ACTION NOW!I hate to admit it, but they are right. I say I hate to admit it because I have a tendency to procrastinate. I know this is a little known malady that you folks don't suffer from. (LOL)I beg your indulgence so I may digress with an example from out

May be I have a weird streak in me, but I enjoy rereading old letters and old comments sent to me, like the comments and good wishes sent to me by almost 400 WA friends.I swear, I think I enjoyed these comments more the second time around. It was so heartwarming to reread comments from many people whose names, and especially their faces I recognized.So if any of you read this blog post, send my another massage, just a friendly "howdy" or a first message as the case might be, I would just love to

I've been away from WA for two or three weeks trying to accomplish one of my main goals for 2013. The goal is to focus on the most promising projects, and to dump the rest.Easier said than done!What happens to me, and I suspect it happens to many other people as well, is that if you have a project you really like, and you have worked at it for weeks and months, you have so much time, effort and money invested in these projects that you can't bring yourself to pushing the "Delete" button.

Like many (if not all) of you, my email addresses bring an incredible pile of junk that flows in daily without any control on my part.You can chose to not answer them, just hit delete. I've tried that, but1. I lost important information that was buried in the junk,2. The process of deleting is still time consuming and wasteful.So when I read what a successful online marketer had done recently, I thought I had found a perfect answer that was right under my nose, UNSUBSCRIBE the intruders; cut

What? I am contradicting myself?Andrew Carnegie is believed to have achieved the greatest fortune ever. His net worth when he cashed in his businesses, is estimated at well over 200 billion dollars in today's dollars, considerably more than any of today's billionaires.Andrew Carnegie's advise was:"Put all your eggs in one basket, then watch that basket very carefully."Thinking about the new year it occurred to me that many of us are guilty of chasing after the so called "shinny new o