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Blogs, Success mindset, Time management »
Wanna feel good about yourself every single day? It's simple…
Blogs, Newsletter Publishing »
I'm used to being in the rumor mill… but THIS was a complete surprise.
Blogs, Coaching & mentoring, E-mail marketing, Social Media »
Sunday, 2:56 PM
Dear Friend,
I've had a couple lengthy conversations with Jim Yaghi this week.
The guy is frickin' brilliant!
He's a genius…
…Literally.
He has an IQ of 156. That's only 4 points lower than Einstein, don't ya know.
He doesn't feel a need to brag about it or plaster it all over his website and everything he publishes. The chest-beating, self aggrandizing thing isn't his style.
The only reason I know about his IQ is because of an ongoing inside joke we have in our mastermind group.
Jim is one of those "under the radar" experts. …
Blogs, E-mail marketing, Gary Halbert, Online marketing, Traffic Generation »
Wednesday, 7:18 PM
Dear Friend,
I've been thinking about seeing a psychologist.
I don't have any mental problems… that I'm aware of.
It's just that I have nobody to talk with.
Nobody.
Sure, I've got some really good friends… but the conversations are always about them.
See, I realized a long time ago that nobody gives a damn about what I think, feel or believe.
Well, that's not exactly true.
It's not that they don't care… it's just that they have their own problems to deal with. And I don't feel good about dumping my problems on them, too.
So …
Blogs, Kitchen Table Businesses, Online marketing »
Monday, 11:16 AM
Dear Friend,
Did you know there's a little known search engine with abso-frickin-tutely HOOOOYUGE amounts of traffic?
As a matter of fact, it has so many daily searches, it almost rivals the 800 lb. gorilla, Google.
It's true!
And it ain't Yahoo, Bing, Ask.com (does anybody even use that anymore?)… or any other traditional search engine.
In fact, in an official presentation to their richest, cigar chomping, top hat wearing, Monopoly game guy-looking, fat cat investors… it was ceremoniously disclosed they process upwards of 2 B-B-B-BILLION searches per month!
And that, according to reliable …
