Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Getting people to your website
Now a away to get people to your website site is through article
marketing it is great way to get people to visit your website. Many
people are aware of the importance of distributing quality articles with
links back to their product or website. And if you have written good
articles on your topic it can be distributed to various places on the
internet. Submitting articles to directories will help bring visitors
to a website directly through the article links.
Monday, January 30, 2012
On the run for Breakfast?....
In a hurry don't have time to cook On your way to work in need of
something to put in your stomach. Well we all sometimes find ourselves
in that position sometimes and now we are hungry and need to find
something for breakfast.
Finding a healthier fast-food breakfast means looking for items with some fiber and protein which makes them more satisfying, but not too much saturated fat or total fat. Fiber is important for baked items, too -- even when these items are relatively low in fat, they can be high in sugar and white flour. The trick is finding lower-fat items that also boast some fiber, so look for foods made with whole grains when available.
Finding a healthier fast-food breakfast means looking for items with some fiber and protein which makes them more satisfying, but not too much saturated fat or total fat. Fiber is important for baked items, too -- even when these items are relatively low in fat, they can be high in sugar and white flour. The trick is finding lower-fat items that also boast some fiber, so look for foods made with whole grains when available.
Friday, January 27, 2012
NOW What are you Doing Right Now?
Well what are you doing right now. Now that is a good question. The answer could be anything, working, cleaning, cooking , looking at the game, home with your family etc., But that one thing we all do some more than others is Think. And one of the things we all think about is Financial Stability, and a way to to achieve that 6-7 figure income. And we don't want to wait all of our lives to do so. So now is the time to THINK, and do something about it to achieve that 6-7 figure income. You Know you Think about it and you have Thought about that 6-7 figure income. Now make your choice and go after what you want.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Are You looking for a Goldmine. It could be Near....
Are you looking for a Goldmine. First let"s get the definition of a
Goldmine. A rich, plentiful source of wealth or some other desirable
thing, as in That business proved to be a gold mine, or She's a gold
mine of information about the industry. Or a Goldmine could be your
treasure. What about a 6 -7 figure income now that sounds like a
definition for a Goldmine would you agree? If that is What you are
looking for well then you are at the right place. The potential is here.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Have you asked yourself what are you Destined to be? Well....
What are you destined to be? You say what a question. I say you need to
decide. Is it what people say or what you say. You have the power to be
what you want to be. To make your own decison on what you want things
to be for you. And You know you don't want to ask no one for anything if
you don't have too, Because you know people will tell you they don't
have something especially Money when you ask them for some, or to loan
you some, when you know that they do have it. So don't get mad! Remember
that is there Money. And they don't have to give it to you. So i have
always though, and believe that is a blessing for every man to have his
own. So you won't be in need. So what do you want to be a HAVE or a
HAVE NOT?
Your Income Increases @ EZ Wealth Network: Of Adam B. Wheeler and how this youthful con man e...
Your Income Increases @ EZ Wealth Network: Of Adam B. Wheeler and how this youthful con man e...: This is the story of the world’s greatest university, rich, secure, inviolate, invulnerable… arrogant… ripe for the taking. This is the ...
Of Adam B. Wheeler and how this youthful con man extraordinaire made the world’s greatest university — and others — see red.
This is the story of the world’s greatest university,
rich, secure, inviolate, invulnerable… arrogant… ripe for the
taking.
This is the story of a talented young man, not
merely good at lying, deception, prevarication
and hoodwinkery… but (though connoisseurs of
such matters may cavil) great.
This is the story of a young man so keen to
have the good things in life that he was willing
to sell his soul to get them… and of parents
who so loved their son that they were willing
to put him in prison to redeem him.
This is the story of the highest university officials
who thought this unthinkable thing could never happen…
and who drank deep from the chalice of
chagrin and public humiliation when it did.
This is the story of peers who, when forced
to confront this tale found that the perpetrator
was cute and desirable… and therefore deserving
of understanding, absolution, and a date.
This is the tale of Adam B. Wheeler. And I
suspect you will find it as riveting as I did
for, verily, it is a true tale of our times and,
therefore, irresistible and completely appalling.
Ole!
Adam B. Wheeler, a boy in a hurry
Adam B. Wheeler, by all accounts, was an average
student, neither good nor bad, outstanding in
no way, prosaic in all. However, such a boy could
dream… and Adam B. Wheeler did so dream… of
a place called Cambridge and a college called
Harvard, where sport the irresistible jeunesse
doree. Adam dreamt… then despaired… for
Harvard looked for the exceptional and Adam
was merely average and hence beneath Harvard’s
notice.
So this average boy took the first extraordinary
decision of his life: he decided to risk all to escape
from the usual, the hackneyed, the average, the
dull, the prosaic. He decided, in short, to invent
the vehicle that would give him escape; he decided
to craft himself.
Years later, at Adam’s fraud trial, his lawyer Steven
Sussman, Esq. said “There is no answer to why Adam
did this. ” But Mr. Sussman, like so many adults involved
in this case, was wrong. Sussman has forgotten what
it is like to walk high school corridors and be nothing
more than one of a mass, faceless, dull, average,
forgettable. Adam knew that feeling… and, with growing
insistence, was ready to do everything, anything to
rise and get out of this situation… to take his place, however
wrongly, amongst the best and brightest of his generation. The
quickest way to do that, he concluded, was by mastering the
potent and practical arts of the fraudulent presentation, prevarication,
deception.
And so, Adam B. Wheeler commenced, by diligent study,
an ascension of trickery where each step successfully encountered
fueled the next. He submitted a plagiarized school essay and
winning the prize discovered the ease of deceit,
thereby engendering more and greater boldness.
Audacity, he discovered, could be created by successful
deceptions, which also delivered a plethora of benefits — money,
social recognition, the compliments of teachers and peers, the
thrilling feeling that he was “somebody”… and, all important,
further insights into how to rise higher still on his new skills and
expanding confidence. Adam B. Wheeler was moving… so fast that
goals once unimaginable were now within his grasp.
And so he grabbed.
Proud Bowdoin College with its picture-perfect campus gave
Adam a place by deceit. But Adam wanted, had always wanted more.
For such damnation as he was willing to risk, he demanded the
very best.
So, then, fair Harvard’s turn. Adam, now almost through his
apprenticeship of deft manipulation, doctored his College
Board scores and forged letters of recommendation. These
were panegyrics of such transcendence that in a
more perfect world they would have moved Harvard to
contact him rather than he condescending to contact them.
And so Harvard, confident its summit could not be so
breached, became Adam’s trophy, too… and , with its welcome
acceptance, gave him, he well knew, life’s ticket to privilege,
deference, and open doors everywhere. It was thrilling, heady…
dangerous because the very ease and extent of success caused
hubris, the most dangerous thing of all.
Adam B. Wheeler became an Icarus with no Daedalus to counsel
and advise. But even Icarus, with such a wise and seasoned
advisor at hand, was so fueled by arrogance and the certainty that
only the young possess, even well-advised Icarus flew too high, too soon, too
close to the sun… and so, his wings melting, plunged into death.
What chance, then, had still-learning Adam B. Wheeler to
know, so soon in life, the virtue of restraint? Icarus-like, he
chose to fly too fast, too high, eschewing restraint because
constant victories were so exciting and gratifying…and, he had proved,
so easy.
However his fall, inevitable though he never knew it, was, in
the classical tradition, sharp, painful, ironic. Continuing
to want the best, he fabricated a fake straight A Harvard
transcript and aimed to grab a Fulbright or even a Rhodes
scholarship, much desired, achieved by only the elite,
amongst whom he insisted to be.
However, grinning fate was at hand with Adam’s
nemesis.
It was his parents, the good, decent, profoundly
appalled creators of Adam B. Wheeler, his mom and
dad. To save him, they laid him low, beginning his unravelling
with a call to the chagrined Harvard officials whose
certainty and carelessness had moved Adam so appreciably
forward. They, powered by revenge and sanctimonious
moralizing, happily pounced, determined to end his career
and make sure This Could Never Happen Again. His
Harvard status was rescinded…. his trial ensued. His
conviction inevitable, he plea-bargained, admitting
culpability and accepting restitution for all funds and
prizes falsely won. Prison was avoided but shame was
not. It was the end of Adam B. Wheeler.
Or was it?
In the blog of the Crimson, Harvard’s student
newspaper, another stream was unexpectedly
running. Here the story took another turn, for
many bloggers (not just women either) saw what
“Daniel” saw: “He really is totally adorable. He probably gets
away with half of his shenanigans because people
look into those big blue eyes and see the floppy hair
and think he’s adorable”. Ah, too fetching to be guilty, much
less locked away.
It was, under these circumstances, no doubt wise
of the judge in his sentencing order of December 16, 2010
to prevent Adam from enjoying any financial gains from
his story from books, stage, and screen. It’s sad, though,
for local boy-made-good Matt Damon, who would have done full
justice to this tale of Cambridge, a place he knows so well. However,
no doubt in due time, Adam B. Wheeler will find a way
around this (temporary) obstacle. I hope so, for I long to
see this film.
rich, secure, inviolate, invulnerable… arrogant… ripe for the
taking.
This is the story of a talented young man, not
merely good at lying, deception, prevarication
and hoodwinkery… but (though connoisseurs of
such matters may cavil) great.
This is the story of a young man so keen to
have the good things in life that he was willing
to sell his soul to get them… and of parents
who so loved their son that they were willing
to put him in prison to redeem him.
This is the story of the highest university officials
who thought this unthinkable thing could never happen…
and who drank deep from the chalice of
chagrin and public humiliation when it did.
This is the story of peers who, when forced
to confront this tale found that the perpetrator
was cute and desirable… and therefore deserving
of understanding, absolution, and a date.
This is the tale of Adam B. Wheeler. And I
suspect you will find it as riveting as I did
for, verily, it is a true tale of our times and,
therefore, irresistible and completely appalling.
Ole!
Adam B. Wheeler, a boy in a hurry
Adam B. Wheeler, by all accounts, was an average
student, neither good nor bad, outstanding in
no way, prosaic in all. However, such a boy could
dream… and Adam B. Wheeler did so dream… of
a place called Cambridge and a college called
Harvard, where sport the irresistible jeunesse
doree. Adam dreamt… then despaired… for
Harvard looked for the exceptional and Adam
was merely average and hence beneath Harvard’s
notice.
So this average boy took the first extraordinary
decision of his life: he decided to risk all to escape
from the usual, the hackneyed, the average, the
dull, the prosaic. He decided, in short, to invent
the vehicle that would give him escape; he decided
to craft himself.
Years later, at Adam’s fraud trial, his lawyer Steven
Sussman, Esq. said “There is no answer to why Adam
did this. ” But Mr. Sussman, like so many adults involved
in this case, was wrong. Sussman has forgotten what
it is like to walk high school corridors and be nothing
more than one of a mass, faceless, dull, average,
forgettable. Adam knew that feeling… and, with growing
insistence, was ready to do everything, anything to
rise and get out of this situation… to take his place, however
wrongly, amongst the best and brightest of his generation. The
quickest way to do that, he concluded, was by mastering the
potent and practical arts of the fraudulent presentation, prevarication,
deception.
And so, Adam B. Wheeler commenced, by diligent study,
an ascension of trickery where each step successfully encountered
fueled the next. He submitted a plagiarized school essay and
winning the prize discovered the ease of deceit,
thereby engendering more and greater boldness.
Audacity, he discovered, could be created by successful
deceptions, which also delivered a plethora of benefits — money,
social recognition, the compliments of teachers and peers, the
thrilling feeling that he was “somebody”… and, all important,
further insights into how to rise higher still on his new skills and
expanding confidence. Adam B. Wheeler was moving… so fast that
goals once unimaginable were now within his grasp.
And so he grabbed.
Proud Bowdoin College with its picture-perfect campus gave
Adam a place by deceit. But Adam wanted, had always wanted more.
For such damnation as he was willing to risk, he demanded the
very best.
So, then, fair Harvard’s turn. Adam, now almost through his
apprenticeship of deft manipulation, doctored his College
Board scores and forged letters of recommendation. These
were panegyrics of such transcendence that in a
more perfect world they would have moved Harvard to
contact him rather than he condescending to contact them.
And so Harvard, confident its summit could not be so
breached, became Adam’s trophy, too… and , with its welcome
acceptance, gave him, he well knew, life’s ticket to privilege,
deference, and open doors everywhere. It was thrilling, heady…
dangerous because the very ease and extent of success caused
hubris, the most dangerous thing of all.
Adam B. Wheeler became an Icarus with no Daedalus to counsel
and advise. But even Icarus, with such a wise and seasoned
advisor at hand, was so fueled by arrogance and the certainty that
only the young possess, even well-advised Icarus flew too high, too soon, too
close to the sun… and so, his wings melting, plunged into death.
What chance, then, had still-learning Adam B. Wheeler to
know, so soon in life, the virtue of restraint? Icarus-like, he
chose to fly too fast, too high, eschewing restraint because
constant victories were so exciting and gratifying…and, he had proved,
so easy.
However his fall, inevitable though he never knew it, was, in
the classical tradition, sharp, painful, ironic. Continuing
to want the best, he fabricated a fake straight A Harvard
transcript and aimed to grab a Fulbright or even a Rhodes
scholarship, much desired, achieved by only the elite,
amongst whom he insisted to be.
However, grinning fate was at hand with Adam’s
nemesis.
It was his parents, the good, decent, profoundly
appalled creators of Adam B. Wheeler, his mom and
dad. To save him, they laid him low, beginning his unravelling
with a call to the chagrined Harvard officials whose
certainty and carelessness had moved Adam so appreciably
forward. They, powered by revenge and sanctimonious
moralizing, happily pounced, determined to end his career
and make sure This Could Never Happen Again. His
Harvard status was rescinded…. his trial ensued. His
conviction inevitable, he plea-bargained, admitting
culpability and accepting restitution for all funds and
prizes falsely won. Prison was avoided but shame was
not. It was the end of Adam B. Wheeler.
Or was it?
In the blog of the Crimson, Harvard’s student
newspaper, another stream was unexpectedly
running. Here the story took another turn, for
many bloggers (not just women either) saw what
“Daniel” saw: “He really is totally adorable. He probably gets
away with half of his shenanigans because people
look into those big blue eyes and see the floppy hair
and think he’s adorable”. Ah, too fetching to be guilty, much
less locked away.
It was, under these circumstances, no doubt wise
of the judge in his sentencing order of December 16, 2010
to prevent Adam from enjoying any financial gains from
his story from books, stage, and screen. It’s sad, though,
for local boy-made-good Matt Damon, who would have done full
justice to this tale of Cambridge, a place he knows so well. However,
no doubt in due time, Adam B. Wheeler will find a way
around this (temporary) obstacle. I hope so, for I long to
see this film.
Your Income Increases @ EZ Wealth Network: Six things you can do to ensure constant good serv...
Your Income Increases @ EZ Wealth Network: Six things you can do to ensure constant good serv...: How often do you complain about poor service? About businesses that seem to specialize in gratuitous irritants and mind-boggling ineptitud...
Six things you can do to ensure constant good service. Hint: tipping isn’t one of them!
How often do you complain about poor service? About
businesses that seem to specialize in gratuitous
irritants and mind-boggling ineptitude in the care
and feeding of worthy customers… like you! Such
commentary in our rude days is voluminous, constant,
and largely pointless. After all, what is to be done
with what is so obviously a general, universal melt-down
and daily deterioration in manners?
Plenty!
That’s why this important article is so important.
Constant complaining won’t do much. However, there
are things you can do every time you visit any business
that’ll ensure constant good service. Let’s dig in:
1) Smile.
Have you looked at the members of the human comedy
as we (for I include myself) go about the business of
living. Review the faces you see. How many exhibit
such off-putting expressions that would make Ebenezer Scrooge
seem like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm? Answer: a number
that seems to grow by the hour. Indeed, the “get lost;
leave me alone; don’t you dare speak to me” expressions
are so characteristic of our time that the Rolling Stones
hit “I can’t get no satisfaction” should become our
national anthem. That’s why we need to put “smile”
at the top of the list.
Smiling costs nothing and opens a world of
possibilities and easier-going relationships.
Thus, your goal is to proffer a smile whenever
possible… and, by smiling, motivate the people
around you to return the favor.
2) Always greet people, whenever possible
by name.
People like to be called by their names. This
being the case you have to wonder why more
people haven’t figured out that greeting a person
by their name not only is courteous; it’s a vital
way to ensure good service. So, how do you
get the name?
In many businesses personnel either wear
name tags… or else they often have a name
plaque (like banks). Make a point of looking
for the name… and then using it. “Good morning,
Betty. You look cheerful today!” In such a simple
beginning is a future replete with good natured
help and assistance from Betty; which is just what
you want.
3) Offer a cheerful remark.
If you want cheer from otherwise morose and
self-centered personnel, make it a point to break
the ice with a positive comment, like the one
above delivered to “Betty”: “You look cheerful today!”
Count on the fact that you will be one of the few
people in contact with this person today who will
be cheerful, upbeat, with a hail-fellow-well-met
attitude. Remember, the run of homo sapiens
will be scowling instead. Thus your remark
is guaranteed to stand out… and get the response
you want, namely regular good service from
someone positioned to assist you, if she would!
4) Look the person you are addressing in the
eye.
The general population moves listlessly through
life eyes cast resolutely down, making a point
to avoid eye or any other contact. This makes it
difficult to secure the best service possible; in
fact, it is a prescription for the exact opposite.
That’s why you must look your potentially helpful
but current unhelpful person in the eyes. Eye
contact is crucial in establishing long-term good
relations and the superior service you desire.
5) Has someone been helpful to you? Tell the
manager or responsible individual before you
leave.
Every day most employees manage to do a
reasonable job. If you want good service from
these people, tell their supervisor that they
were most helpful to you.
Now here’s the key point. Maybe these employees
have been particularly helpful… or perhaps they
are just a tad above horrible. If you want to make
a good impression and open a bridgehead to
better service in future, you will find something
to commend to the person in charge; you will
tell the employees you intend to put in a good
word for them…and you’ll put in that good word
before you leave the business.
Doing it now — and letting the employee know
you’ve done so — marks you as an action
oriented individual… and a person to be remembered
and treated with the kind of respect only a few
holy persons and an occasional monarch get.
A live commendation puts you in this select
society… and gets you the superior service
you desire.
6) Write a congratulatory note or send an email.
In a society as service-challenged as ours, there
ought to be a law ordering congratulatory comments
like those above. Sadly, there is not…which is why
so much good service never gets more than a thank-you
at best. But not from you…
Your job, if you are determined to secure better
service from the establishment and its employees,
entails getting the good employee’s name, the manager’s
name and mailing or email address. Then writing a
brisk, focused message lavishing compliments and
praise. In such messages there cannot be too many
compliments or excessive flattery. Use both… for
they are important in getting you the better service
you desire. Make sure such messages are sent
the very day of the good service. Delay diminishes
their value, which would never do.
So, who gets superior service… and why?
The bottom line: if you want a lifetime of superior
service… become a superior customer. Don’t
expect the people you deal with in business to
give you what you will not give them: good manners,
an ease of manner, not a jolting “I exist. Serve me”
attitude.
Thus, the key point of this article is not merely to
provide helpful hints that guarantee superior service,
but to make it abundantly clear that those who get
superior service are those who deserve it. And by
“deserve” I do not mean that they are big shots who
arrive in a chauffeur-driven limousine. Indeed, no.
People deserve better treatment because they give
better treatment. And that’s the way it should be!
businesses that seem to specialize in gratuitous
irritants and mind-boggling ineptitude in the care
and feeding of worthy customers… like you! Such
commentary in our rude days is voluminous, constant,
and largely pointless. After all, what is to be done
with what is so obviously a general, universal melt-down
and daily deterioration in manners?
Plenty!
That’s why this important article is so important.
Constant complaining won’t do much. However, there
are things you can do every time you visit any business
that’ll ensure constant good service. Let’s dig in:
1) Smile.
Have you looked at the members of the human comedy
as we (for I include myself) go about the business of
living. Review the faces you see. How many exhibit
such off-putting expressions that would make Ebenezer Scrooge
seem like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm? Answer: a number
that seems to grow by the hour. Indeed, the “get lost;
leave me alone; don’t you dare speak to me” expressions
are so characteristic of our time that the Rolling Stones
hit “I can’t get no satisfaction” should become our
national anthem. That’s why we need to put “smile”
at the top of the list.
Smiling costs nothing and opens a world of
possibilities and easier-going relationships.
Thus, your goal is to proffer a smile whenever
possible… and, by smiling, motivate the people
around you to return the favor.
2) Always greet people, whenever possible
by name.
People like to be called by their names. This
being the case you have to wonder why more
people haven’t figured out that greeting a person
by their name not only is courteous; it’s a vital
way to ensure good service. So, how do you
get the name?
In many businesses personnel either wear
name tags… or else they often have a name
plaque (like banks). Make a point of looking
for the name… and then using it. “Good morning,
Betty. You look cheerful today!” In such a simple
beginning is a future replete with good natured
help and assistance from Betty; which is just what
you want.
3) Offer a cheerful remark.
If you want cheer from otherwise morose and
self-centered personnel, make it a point to break
the ice with a positive comment, like the one
above delivered to “Betty”: “You look cheerful today!”
Count on the fact that you will be one of the few
people in contact with this person today who will
be cheerful, upbeat, with a hail-fellow-well-met
attitude. Remember, the run of homo sapiens
will be scowling instead. Thus your remark
is guaranteed to stand out… and get the response
you want, namely regular good service from
someone positioned to assist you, if she would!
4) Look the person you are addressing in the
eye.
The general population moves listlessly through
life eyes cast resolutely down, making a point
to avoid eye or any other contact. This makes it
difficult to secure the best service possible; in
fact, it is a prescription for the exact opposite.
That’s why you must look your potentially helpful
but current unhelpful person in the eyes. Eye
contact is crucial in establishing long-term good
relations and the superior service you desire.
5) Has someone been helpful to you? Tell the
manager or responsible individual before you
leave.
Every day most employees manage to do a
reasonable job. If you want good service from
these people, tell their supervisor that they
were most helpful to you.
Now here’s the key point. Maybe these employees
have been particularly helpful… or perhaps they
are just a tad above horrible. If you want to make
a good impression and open a bridgehead to
better service in future, you will find something
to commend to the person in charge; you will
tell the employees you intend to put in a good
word for them…and you’ll put in that good word
before you leave the business.
Doing it now — and letting the employee know
you’ve done so — marks you as an action
oriented individual… and a person to be remembered
and treated with the kind of respect only a few
holy persons and an occasional monarch get.
A live commendation puts you in this select
society… and gets you the superior service
you desire.
6) Write a congratulatory note or send an email.
In a society as service-challenged as ours, there
ought to be a law ordering congratulatory comments
like those above. Sadly, there is not…which is why
so much good service never gets more than a thank-you
at best. But not from you…
Your job, if you are determined to secure better
service from the establishment and its employees,
entails getting the good employee’s name, the manager’s
name and mailing or email address. Then writing a
brisk, focused message lavishing compliments and
praise. In such messages there cannot be too many
compliments or excessive flattery. Use both… for
they are important in getting you the better service
you desire. Make sure such messages are sent
the very day of the good service. Delay diminishes
their value, which would never do.
So, who gets superior service… and why?
The bottom line: if you want a lifetime of superior
service… become a superior customer. Don’t
expect the people you deal with in business to
give you what you will not give them: good manners,
an ease of manner, not a jolting “I exist. Serve me”
attitude.
Thus, the key point of this article is not merely to
provide helpful hints that guarantee superior service,
but to make it abundantly clear that those who get
superior service are those who deserve it. And by
“deserve” I do not mean that they are big shots who
arrive in a chauffeur-driven limousine. Indeed, no.
People deserve better treatment because they give
better treatment. And that’s the way it should be!
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Now are You Ready for a Change....
Well now is it time for a change? Now we know income brings about a
change. If you don't have it well there are lots of problems. So we
don't want get off into that right now. We will save that subject for
another time. But if you have finance it really helps to alleviate a lot
of those problems. And that will only be true because you have stop
asking questions about why, and went out and sort out the answer to why
you don't have. You know people have to make decisions. You can sit and
do nothing, or you can do something about it and make a Financial change
for yourself. So what are you going to do?
Monday, January 23, 2012
Your Wealth Opprtunity is Here Now
Looking for an opportunity for financial freedom. This is Your chance And it is now all up to you! Here it is! I know money is a at premium.
We all need it . Johnny wants to go to college. So what is holding you
back. It must be money. Tired of living pay check to paycheck. So you
know it would be nice to find a solution . Well here is that opportunity
to free yourself from wondering where how or when you will be able to achieve financial freedom.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)