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Have You Signed Up for Brad Sugars’ MasterClass Yet?

July 6th, 2010 by Contributor

Brad Sugars is a successful author and entrepreneur, and became financially retired at the age of 26. With that kind of track record, that probably goes to show that he knows the way to become rich.

Knowing this…Brad Sugars probably can teach you how to think rich, act rich, and learn how to become and stay rich. Sign up for his Entrepreneur’s MasterClass and find out exactly how!

The MasterClass is a three-day intensive course Sugars teaches in Las Vegas. Attendees learn secrets for financial freedom and business success straight from the man himself.

Interested? Who isn’t interested in making their business more successful, or inching closer to financial freedom? Watch the above promo for the class to see more, or click here to register.

If you’re interested in finding out where your business’ top problem areas are and how to overcome those problems with a business coach, click here.

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Sign Up Today for Brad Sugars’ MasterClass!

May 18th, 2010 by Contributor

Well, if only it could be that easy. But Brad Sugars can teach you how to learn, think and act rich…which will help you one day be rich.

Brad Sugars is a successful author and entrepreneur, and became financially retired at the age of 26. With that kind of track record, that probably goes to show that he knows the way to become rich.

Want to know how he did it? Sign up for his Entrepreneur’s MasterClass and find out. The MasterClass is a three-day intensive course Sugars teaches in Las Vegas. Attendees learn secrets for financial freedom and business success straight from the man himself.

Interested? Who isn’t interested in making their business more successful, or inching closer to financial freedom? Watch the above promo for the class to see more, or click here to register.

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The Value of Free Marketing: Publicity

March 25th, 2010 by Contributor

With all sorts of marketing tools available, it’s easy to forget that basic marketing tools work just as well – and sometimes they work even better.

We are talking very basic marketing. So basic, you might slap yourself on the head when you hear what it is.

Publicity.

See? It’s a very simple thing. And free!

Now you may be wondering, “What could I possibly do for my business that generates so much publicity that it could replace an advertising campaign?”

Here are two examples to jump start your brainstorming:
Tourism Queensland took out an advisement to recruit an “island caretaker” willing to spend six months exploring the land and waters around the Great Barrier Reef for $150,000. Exploring by scuba diving and taking in the magnificent views every day…and get paid $150,000? Rough life.

The post, titled ‘The Best Job in the World,” required the chosen candidate to move into a rent-free three-bedroom villa, complete with pool, on Hamilton Island.

The publicity stunt generated tens of millions of dollars in free publicity for tourism in the Australian state of Queensland.

Another example: Sir Richard Branson was in Las Vegas and there was a video of him jumping
off the Palms Resort Fantasy Tower in a tuxedo…with a harness.

All the news channels and newspapers were out to videotape the event that he was celebrating :his new Virgin Atlantic flight from San Francisco to Las Vegas.

That day Richard Branson received hundreds of thousands of dollars in  no-cost advertising.

Those are just some ideas and examples as to how free, massive publicity can generate massive leads and results. Great ideas like these are just some of the ideas generated in a free business coaching session.

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The Internet Will Rule The World

February 15th, 2010 by Contributor
By the end of 2010, 3.3 billion cell phone users will access the Web by phone.

By the end of 2010, 3.3 billion cell phone users will access the Web by phone.

It’s no secret that just about everything is moving online. Banks, movie theaters, restaurants, cell phones with Internet access…if it isn’t online yet, it will be soon — or at least, it should move online to avoid losing business.

Here are some predictions from DefenseTech.org, proving that anyone who doesn’t adapt to doing things online really might find it difficult in the coming years:
  • By the end of 2010 there will be over 1.9 billion Internet users worldwide.
  • By the end of 2010 there will be over 100 billion email per day.
  • By the end of 2010 there will be over 3.3 billion cell phones users with Internet access.
  • By the end of 2010 there will be over 265 million web sites.
  • By the end of 2010 there will be tens of millions of non-​​tradition computing systems connected to the Internet.
  • By the end of 2010 there will be over 130 million blogs.
  • By the end of 2010 there will be over 34 billion images uploaded on Facebook annually.

This means what you might have already known about business…if you’re a business owner, it’s best to adapt to doing business online. If you haven’t already started moving online in some way, whether it be using social media sites to promote your business or enhancing your company website, think of how the Internet can help your business. It could help your business improve in certain areas — marketing, promotions, sales — and anything that helps is easier to adapt to.

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When Life Throws You a Curveball…

February 4th, 2010 by Contributor
Michele Alexander had to coach clients while deaf.

Michele Alexander had to coach clients while deaf.

Every day brings new challenges. Most can be expected – maybe you’re tired from work bogging you down, or stressed about a deadline.

But of course, life can throw you some challenges, too. Michele Alexander had quite a big, abnormal challenge thrown at her one morning: she woke up deaf.

She woke up in a panic because she could hear nothing but a ringing in her ears. And what’s worse – her day was jam-packed with client coaching sessions.

However she overcame that teeny, tiny, minute challenge, and her story inspired several people. Australian Women Online even did a feature on Michele because, well, it’s not every day someone goes deaf…and then continues to work and pull through both in business and personally. She managed to overcome this challenge – and since this happened, several others – by thinking positively. She told Deborah Robinson, “At least I didn’t go blind. I think losing your eyesight would be much worse and I was also fortunate in that there was treatment available.”

Her story just goes to show that not only do coaches provide insight and help businesses succeed every day, but it’s even more amazing when they have to overcome their own challenges to help clients reach their goals.

Read how Michele pulled through successfully, read the full article on Australian Women Online here.

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Just Do It

October 26th, 2009 by Contributor

And no, we are not going to talk about Nike’s branding. That’s a blog for another day.

When you ask children what they want to be when they grow up, they don’t measure if they can accomplish that goal or not. They just tell you what they’d most like to do. Firefighter, veterinarian, police officer, the President…

Whatever their answer, they answer without a second thought. They don’t think about limitations or any plausible reason as to why they can’t do it.

That’s the difference between children and adults – adults tend to think through the consequences, pros and cons.

Not that that’s a bad thing – in fact, it’s a very good thing – but children don’t consider any options. No limitations, no second thoughts, they just tell you anything, like what they want to be when they grow up.

Sometimes too much knowledge can be restricting. Without thinking about something too much…why not just do it?

If we approached business strategies like that, most of them would be simple, but they’d probably be brilliant. As we blogged about before, Steve Jobs took a simple demand and created a product as the answer: the iPod. It was that simple.

Sometimes you don’t need to think about absolutely everything to come up with a great idea and implement it.

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LOL at These Common Abbreviations

August 20th, 2009 by Contributor
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More than 82 million people text or email from their phone daily.

Fact: More than 82 million people text or email by phone regularly.

With that being said, enjoy this list, courtesy of NetLingo, of commonly used abbreviations when texting, emailing or instant messaging to others about their jobs…while at their jobs:

ADAD = Another day, another dollar

TGIF = Thank God it’s Friday

WDR = with due respect

ADIH = Another day in hell

USP = Unique selling proposition

AAK = Asleep at the keyboard

CWOT = complete waste of time

LONH = Lights on, nobody home

STPPYNOZGTW = Stop Picking Your Nose, Get To Work

U8? = You ate?

DQYDJ = don’t quit your day job

UDH82BME = You’d hate to be me

WOMBAT = Waste of money, brains and time

CYE = check your email

DRIB = Don’t read if busy

GBTW = get back to work

We’re sure you can think up a few scenarios of when people might use any of these abbreviations. Even Business Coaches might use some of these from time to time – hopefully just CYE and USP, and never AAK, GBTW or ADIH.

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