10.05.06
Posted in Time-Sensitive, FreeSources at 12:57 am by Dave Franzwa
Really fast!
Imagine having a #1 best-seller!
Would that be cool, or what?
Well, I found some rock-solid information on doing just that.
An associate, and #1 International Best-Selling Author, Jason Oman, has released a package that just about made my keyboard a coffee casualty.
(I got so engrossed in reading it that, well, accidents do happen ya know;-)
It’s only about 20 pages, but dang-near everything you wanted to know about becoming a #1 best-selling author, is in there. So much, in fact, that if I was Jason, I think I would have spread the info out a just little to make it easier to read.
Some of us need a little eye-bow room. (That’seElbow-room for the eyes;-)
So what would you do if you became a best-selling author, and how would you go about getting there?
Most of us know that the more people who are convinced of your expertise in a subject, the more money you can make, make sense?
Becoming a best-selling author is one of the most powerful strategies you can take advantage of in your life or your business.
Look. If you have any desire whatsoever of advancing your writing career, you need to take a look at this package for 2 really great reasons:
- Why you should become a best-selling author (Some good motivators)… and
- The steps it takes to get you there
Ok…
I know what you’re thinking…
“How much is this going to cost me?”
Put your wallet away. It won’t cost you a dime!
All you have to do is click on the following link and you can be soaking up this information in a matter of minutes.
I will say this, though…
You’ll want to hurry before he pulls this package down. (That’s why I stuck this into the Time-Sensitive area of this blog. Sometimes you just don’t know.)
I do know that as of this writing, it’s still available.
Get it now, at: Write a Best Seller
(If it’s gone when you get there, I apologize, but it’s outta my control.)
Thanks for the read, and I’ll see ya in the funny papers.
Dave
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10.01.06
Posted in Articles, Tales at 12:45 pm by Dave Franzwa
Here’s a snapshot of things that happen around the `ol homestead, here in Oregon.
You’re familiar with the term “good guys finish last,” right?
Well, my boy was at a teen function of some sort awhile back, and was asked to dance by a, well, let’s just say by a less than virtuous young lady.
In the presense of others, she said that if he’d dance with her she would show him certain parts of her anatomy and perform things on him that, believe it or not, make me blush to think about, let alone describe.
So I won’t.
This was in mixed company and she’s only 15 years old!
My son (who makes me proud just about every day) politely refused her advances, not because he felt he was any better than her, but rather because he understands the value of long-term relationships, and getting to know someone before doing anything serious with them.
Upon receiving his polite rejection, she venomously asked him if he was some goody-2-shoes loser, to which he smiled and said that yes, he was a good guy, but no loser.
(Back in my day, that goody-two-shoes line might have worked. I am merely mortal;^/ Besides, I’ve been able to take what I knew of my own weaknesses from the past, and turn them into strengths in my boy.)
When he told me what had happened, I realized how blessed I was to have a young man who has actually listened to me over the years.
We talked about the way some people put down good guys by saying things like “good guys finish last.”
I created a little on-the-spot parable about a shepherd and his flock.
(Don’t laugh just yet, there’s lots of good material to be found studying sheep;-)
Anyway. We talked about this good shepherd who was tending his flock, and how he leads them from pasture to pasture, always on the guard for their welfare.
The shepherd is always the last one through the gate, and while the flock munches down on the new grass, he secures the gate and proceeds to walk the fenceline looking for weak points and signs of wolves.
He places the safety and comfort of the fold above his own needs, and only when everything is secure does he let his guard down long enough to feed himself.
So what in blue blazes does this have to do with writing good copy?
Quite a bit, actually.
The words you use to convey your thoughts can have a powerful impact on others, and that’s a tremendous responsibility.
Once you have gained the trust of your flock (your readers) you’ll continue to walk the fenceline, watch for wolves, and make sure you’re leading them into safe pastures.
Even though you may be the good guy (or gal) who goes through the gate last, they’ll follow you anywhere you may lead, because they trust you.
So even though good guys and gals may finish last…
Guess who owns the flock?
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Well, that’s it for a lazy afternoon in the country.
Hope you have a glorious day!
Dave Franzwa
ps ~ This is a message I sent to my Life-Blood list. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out, the above is just a sampling of how I relate everyday life to marketing.
If you’d like to take Life-Blood for a test-drive (free), check it out at:
Life-Blood of Your Business
I’ve been working on a couple of projects, one specifically for my Life-Blood list.
I was hoping to get at least some of it off to them earlier, but around here, family stuff just sort of happens (thankfully).
For a little more insight on what I’m up to, do get on that list, especially if you consider yourself a good guy or gal ;^)
Hope to see ya there,
Dave Franzwa
pps ~ If you know anyone who would gain by being on this list, feel free to pass this message along, or send them to this link:
http://workathomesupertips.com/wordpress/2006/09/12/life-blood-of-business/
and let them sign up for themselves, if they like.
ppps ~ I almost forgot, in reference to the little chat I had with my son, I just wanted to say, there’s a big difference between a goody-two-shoes and good guys (or gals).
We haven’t raised any of our kids (3 of `em) to come across as moralistically superior to anyboby else. They just tend to have higher goals (and grades, brag, brag;-) and don’t mind standing up for what they believe is right.
Nuff said?
Dave
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09.12.06
Posted in Tools, Success at 1:12 am by Dave Franzwa
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This tool has been responsible for allowing them to create everything from a few bucks when needed, to full-blown dynasties.
Now it’s your turn to learn their secrets.
They’re not really secrets though. Secrets are only secret when you don’t know the answers.
Since you’re probably reading this on the internet, let’s quickly look at this medium as an example of where you might consider beginning a business.
But don’t forget, this tool is just as vital to off-line ventures as well!
Look. It’s your business. You can start anywhere you want, do anything you like, and make as much as you can conceive on-line, or anywhere else for that matter.
You can do it any way you like. The only real limitations you’re up against are self-imposed and located squarely between your ears, but…
There are some general, and logical places for you to start, but you are not restricted by any given set of rules that say “this is where you have to start.”
That is unless you want to succeed.
If you do, the only rules that are set in stone, are the ones set forth by the fine folks who have brought you the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) and other governing authorities.
(Take my advice and heed what they have to say.)
I’m going take a leap of faith here and assume that you do want to succeed, and if so there’s one thing I’ll strongly recommend you do before you do anything else.
- Before you check into web hosting,
- Before you decide to learn the languages of the web (HTML, PHP, etc…),
- Before you decide on a product or service to sell,
And even
- Before you determine how you’ll structure your business.
Before you do any of those things, look at where I’m leading you because this has the ability to carry you anywhere you want to go, on or off-line.
You don’t have to do this first.
Nobody will chase you down and lock you up because you didn’t take good advice, but you’ll eventually need it anyway, and you’ll thank me time and again for nudging you in this direction.
This is a tool for life that I’m talking about here, and it will allow you to kick open doors that will otherwise remain closed to you.
Seriously! Get this right and success is within your grasp!
Just what is this all-powerful tool I’m talking about?
You may think that you know what I’m hinting at here, and you may even be right, but if you want to find out for sure, you’ll need to take the next step that will explain what your very first action needs to be.
This tool is considered by many to be the life blood of their business, and without it you will always be at the mercy of others, which makes everything harder, on-line or off.
What sort of freedom is that?
If you’re fed up with doing things the hard way (like working for somebody else), take the next step and you’ll be convinced of your need to take this action now in order to succeed as your own boss, on your own terms!
And if you’re already the boss, but maybe not as successful as you’d like to be, this tool could very well prove to be the Pandora’s box of answers you’ve been looking for.
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This material is tried, tested, and proven to work for your on-line or off-line business(s) consistantly, for many years to come, and all you have to do is follow a formula so simple, you won’t believe it can be this easy!
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