Why don’t I take action? I’ve been wondering that a lot lately. I take action for some things, but procrastinate continuously on others. Like right now it’s 3:34am and I’m procrastinating going to bed because I had a bad end of the day.
I know it doesn’t help to stay up later, but I’m doing it [...]

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Just got this in the mail today. The conference I told you about earlier is no archived and can be listened to for FREE.  Info is below.
Deborah
 

Forbes.com First-Ever iConference: All-Weather Portfolio Strategies
NOW ON-DEMAND!
Dear Deborah Lee:
Were you unable to attend the Forbes.com Investor iConference: All-Weather Portfolio Strategies on May 22nd?
If you missed it, we have good [...]

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I mentioned in my previous post that I put the  7 Figure Code in hiatus. I found that, while being a good product, it was not what I need right now.
I spent a lot of money early on buying products that seemed interesting, but were either not what they promised or not what I really [...]

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As some of you know, I was blogging my progress with the 7 Figure Code course that I purchased.  It was going pretty well, but there were a few things that stopped me from moving on to the end.
First, it’s not a fit for where I am right now.  Several times over the course, Mike [...]

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I’ve listened to a lot of Internet marketing gurus over the last 3 years - almost exclusively men.  I found a few that I like and some I can do without.  Lately I’ve been a part of Janet Becker’s membership site called Wonderful Web Women and it has changed my perspective on lots of things.
Even [...]

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Lately I’ve been talking with a lot of people about the Cashflow Quadrant.  This is a discussed in a book by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter of Rich Dad, Poor Dad fame.
If you aren’t aware of it, it looks like this…

Poor and middle class people work on the left hand side as an “E” (employee) or an “S” [...]

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My commitments with the H&R Block class are almost over - at least until December.  I can’t believe how long I’ve been away.  I’m ready to get back to work on my busness instead of someone else’s.
One of the milestones I’ve reached during this time involves a deeper understanding of learning vs. doing and how [...]

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