September 11, 2007

I Literally CRIED When I Saw This

In This Issue:

Feature Article: "I CRIED When I Saw This"

Quick Tips: "How To Be a 'Finisher'"

Word Play: "'Imply' vs 'Infer' (Big Difference!)"

* FEATURE ARTICLE *

“I CRIED When I Saw This”

Few things cause me to spontaneously burst into tears... especially GOOD things.

But when I saw this short video clip, I was completely overwhelmed.

You may have a different reaction. You may smile, nod your head, laugh, clap or cheer. Hopefully, though, you will be inspired.

This is the story of someone who - despite first impressions - has a wonderful gift to share.

This is the story of someone who is pursuing his dream to share that gift, despite personal fears and lack of confidence.

This is also OUR story - yours and mine.

And that's why you MUST watch this short video clip before it disappears.

==> http://www.maniacworld.com/Phone-Salesman-Amazes-Crowd.html

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* HIGHLY RECOMMENDED *

“Looking for a New Job?”

Well, don't be surprised if you find it a little tough to get the job you want.

That's basically because 50% of all new jobs go to "Insiders"... people who take a different - and much more effective - approach to getting the job they want.

Yet all the books, career counselors and recruiters tell us to apply for a job using the conventional "Outsider" approach!

No wonder getting a job is so hard.

Well it doesn't have to be... and it's NOT. Not when YOU discover and apply the Insider approach to getting a job.

For a limited time, you can download a FREE chapter of Anna Johnson's unorthodox, yet highly effective, job hunting guide, Insider Job Secrets. Click here:

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* QUICK TIPS *

“How To Be a 'Finisher'”

Let's be honest. Glory goes to those who FINISH, let alone win.

In other words, it's all very well to start something... but can you get it done?

You know... like getting that novel written... or getting that new business up and running... or ensuring that major project gets finished... or even getting through that gym workout.

Well, here's how to be a 'finisher': keep going when it hurts the most.

It often hurts the most when you're in the MIDDLE of a task or project. When neither the start nor the end are in sight. When the task is difficult, laborious, monotonous, painful and there's no respite.

Trust me, it's what you do at this point that will determine whether you finish or not... and ultimately whether you'll be successful or not.

Fortunately, you need only do one thing: KEEP GOING.

That's it! Just keep going.

And sooner or later the finish line will come into view.

And then with one last burst, you cross the line. You feel relieved and EXHILERATED... and get to reap the rewards of finishing.

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“Where Should You Invest Your Money?”

Download the August 2007 issue of Investment Success Formula and discover the answer (although it might NOT be what you think...)

You'll also discover:

• The 7 key distinctions between types of investments.

• The difference between active investments and *actively investing* and WHY THIS MATTERS.

• The 4 crucial factors you can manipulate to MAXIMIZE your actual return.

• The enormous power - and downside - of LEVERAGE.

• Why property stands head and shoulders above almost all other kinds of investments... and the major pitfall you must be aware of as a property investor.

• And more!

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==> Investment Success Formula

* WORD PLAY *

“'Imply' vs 'Infer' (Big Difference!)”

It's common to get these two words mixed up, but they actually mean two different things.

One relates to the message you wish to SEND. The other relates to the message you actually RECEIVE.

When you "imply" something you indicate that something is true, without being obvious about it.

When you "infer" something... you conclude that something is true, without it being obvious.

True understanding occurs when what I imply is what you infer... and vice versa.

Did you infer that? :-)

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