Eli Manning/New York Giants, and Home Seller Assist

Eli Manning, of the New York Giants, Has No Plans to Spend Bye Week In Mexico
and neither do those of us working the Home Seller Assist program, otherwise
known as We Provide The Cash, which was created by John Alexander.

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning will get to enjoy a bye for the first week of the NFL postseason. His brother, Peyton, will lead his Colts into San Diego to take on the Chargers this Saturday night.

So, during a conference call, Eli was asked if he was going to San Diego to watch Peyton's game: "No, no, no plans," Manning said. As an afterthought, Manning added: "My plans to Cabo fell through, so I am going to sit here. That is a joke, by the way."*

With our webcast moved up a day, I spent most of today marketing the Home Seller Assist program and talking to potential clients and a new funder.

*That, obviously, is a jab at Tony Romo's vacation to Cabo during last year's playoffs. The Dallas Cowboys had the No. 1 seed in the NFC last year and an off week, just as the Giants do this year. Romo spent his off week in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico with Jessica Simpson and her family. Romo's Cowboys would go on to lose to Eli's Giants the very next week.

Help Others - Help Yourself

By Zig Ziglar

Somebody once made the observation that the person who is wrapped up entirely in himself makes a very small package. It is also true that the package often contains a time bomb!

I love the 1977 Guideposts Magazine story about a man who was hiking in the mountains. He was taken by surprise in a sudden snowstorm and quickly lost his way. He knew he needed to find shelter fast or he would freeze to death. Despite all of his efforts, his hands and feet quickly went numb and he knew that something must be done immediately or he would freeze to death.

In his wandering he literally tripped over another man who was almost frozen.

The hiker had to make a decision - should he help him or should he continue in hopes of saving himself? In an instant he made a decision and threw off his wet gloves. He knelt beside the man and began massaging his arms and legs. After the hiker had worked for a few minutes, the man began to respond and was soon able to get on his feet.

Together the two men, supporting each other, found help. The hiker was later informed that by helping another he had helped himself. The numbness that had stricken him vanished while he was massaging the stranger's arms and legs. His heightened activity had enhanced his circulation and brought warmth to his hands and feet.

Isn't it ironic that when he lost sight of himself and focused on someone else and their predicament, he solved his own problem? It's my conviction that the only way to reach the mountain peaks of life is to forget about self and help other people reach greater heights. Buy that concept and I'll SEE YOU AT THE TOP!

Zig Ziglar is a motivator and teacher. He is the author of 27 books and loved by millions of people world wide for his practical wisdom and his gift of hope.

The Secret to Success

It’s NOT Knowing Exactly What to Do…

Historical studies show time and again that there's a distinct reason some people are successful and others aren't. The secret? Successful people have realized that it's not just what they learned but how they learned it and I have learned everything I know about the Home Seller Assist program ( also known as We Provide The Cash ) created by John Alexander, from the videos online in the members area.

Ever noticed that you can read the right book or listen to the right CD and still not know how to put the right practice into place? That's because it's not about what you learn or even your capabilities - it's about how you learn and the methods of learning that you choose.

There is only one method that through the centuries has delivered 100% EVERY time: Work with a master as an apprentice, one-on-one. Only then can true education take place. Only then can you truly implement what you have learned, because you "learn by doing" from someone who has already succeeded.

Find out NOW what it takes to be mentored by the BEST - those who have already been there!

Build Your Home Seller Assist Program List

What did you learn from your answers to the first three questions?

This is where it gets interesting. Remember, the purpose of this exercise is not simply to know yourself and your business better but to actually to use what you learn to make certain that 2009 trumps 2008.

What do you now know about yourself or your business that you didn't realize or weren't thinking about before? Here are two random nuggets from my complete list of 62...

Creating products, programs, and free material to help entrepreneurs and their businesses grow consistently gives me my greatest feeling of accomplishment. Therefore, I need to spend time daily on creating these materials and not let the fast growth of our business - Strategic Profits - pull me too far away from what I do best.

For Strategic Profits to positively impact even more small-business owners, we have to religiously stick to our schedule of introducing new front-end products. We cannot allow ourselves to deviate from the schedule, no matter how well things are going, because client acquisition is the lifeblood of any business.

You should shoot for as many takeaways as possible, because it's here that the rubber meets the road. It's these takeaways that'll practically guarantee that 2009 will be the best year of your life and that if you are working the Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander and also known as We Provide The Cash, you will have a great year!

Of course, it's not enough to just make your list (although that, by itself, will get you partway there). You still need to take this information and USE IT!

Link Request

Gone are the days of the generic link request form letter. E-mails addressed "To Whom It May Concern" are usually deleted automatically by website owners

Link requests are now a request for a kind of partnership. That doesn't necessarily mean reciprocal linking, but it does mean that site owners want to know that you have a genuine interest in their sites, not just in the "link juice" they can pass on to you.

Try to get familiar with the sites you want a link from. If you are targeting a blog, read it. Make some non-link-related comments. If you become part of the blog's community, you'll find the site owner much more receptive to a follow-up link request. You may also find that other commenters on that site have their own sites - and they may be willing to link to you.

If you find that you have no choice but to send a cold e-mail, try your best to find the e-mail address of a person to send it to. Not just a webmaster@ or info@ e-mail address. And when you write to that person, make it personal. Talk to them about why you like their site and why you think a link to you would be a fit for their readers/customers. Spouting off stats about your PageRank and traffic could be a turnoff for the site owner. If those things are really important to him, he knows how to do his own research (and will).

Link building may be a slow and tedious process - but it's an absolutely necessary part of a successful SEO initiative. Knowing how to get started will make it much easier for you to build the links you need. And once you start acquiring some really solid quality links, you will no doubt begin to see improvement in your search engine rankings, your website traffic, and even your sales.

Scratching Your Head‏

It was a late night last night of updating and improving and in the process of doing that it got me thinking . . .

An online business, and even more so an internet network marketing business, can really get you scratching your head sometimes. We're conditioned to think in a linear fashion. Do this and get that result is really how we think. Work 40 hours a week and get paid for 40 hours of work.

It's how we grew up and for most of us it's how we were conditioned to think about our results in life. When it comes to business this isn't always the case, and really most of the time it's not the case.

Business is not a linear thing. Just yesterday I was sitting at my computer scratching my head. 2 people joined my business directly in the last 2 days.

Not something to complain about, after all I never call a single lead and that's the way things work most of the time in my business, but this time it was a little different.

You see during that period I had absolutely no ads running for my business and still 2 people joined with me as their sponsor without me having to do a thing.

Why is it so easy now? Well, once you have passive traffic coming your way good things happen and you don't have to do anything additional actively for those good results. But this can get people confused. I know it did for me for a long time.

Some days would be great with little effort and some days would be not so great with a Herculean effort. What the heck right? That's business for you. It's not linear.

You set it up and once you get all the pieces in place sometimes the results flow like the mighty Amazon and others well just one lead would keep you going. This shift stunts most. They still want to think that their efforts should correlate directly to their results and when it doesn't, it frustrated the heck of them.

The best advice is settle down, know your conversion figures, and just keep on pushing.

Let me tell you . . . If you have a great marketing system, you're doing the right things for generating interest in your business via your marketing system you're on the right track despite what the results show. They will exceed your expectations in the long run.

Think about your business like this. It'smore like having a boat tethered to port by several ropes than going to the J.O.B. You may spend a huge effort getting one rope off and you've made progress, but there is still 8 more ropes to go and nothing's moving. You've made positive progress and you know it, just don't let money be the only marker of your success in the beginning. That will come.

The Three Magic Words to Building Wealth Online

What are the three most important words for rapidly building enormous wealth online?

Quick, cheap, & easy!

Our new Home Seller Assist program, created by John Alexander, has them all.You see, the problem with most Internet advice out there is it's designed for people with big (multi-million dollar) advertising budgets, lots of administrative, legal, and accounting support and an existing marketing base.

But if your company is smaller than $1 million and/or if you don't have an Internet business yet, then you need something different... something that lets you start off small.

I turned $697 into over $45,000 in six months. How's that for starting small!

Let me show you how you could get a similar Internet income stream running for and start getting paid the next very day using the Home Seller Assist program, which is also known as We Provide The Cash.

Flexible Loans Loom As Foreclosure Threat

BY KATHLEEN DOLER

FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

After a deluge of mortgage defaults, the proverbial perfect storm is building and the Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander is riding the wave!

A confluence of negative equity, resetting mortgages and rising unemployment is expected to bring a new wave of foreclosures pressing down on home values. California and Florida are at the greatest risk.

The mortgage-trouble catalyst this time isn't general subprime lending. It is resets, to higher required monthly payments, on nearly $100 billion worth of "pay option" adjustable-rate mortgages issued during the housing boom.

Low Payments, For A While

Also called option ARMs, these loans give borrowers the option of making low minimum monthly payments, but with a catch. When they choose to pay less than 100% of the interest due each month, the difference then gets tacked onto the loan's principal. That's negative amortization.

But many borrowers don't realize that once the loan reaches 110% to 125% of the original principal it recasts, or resets, to require full interest-plus-principal payments.

"I didn't really scrutinize the concept of negative amortization," said Arizona property owner Jae Kim. "It should have really been explained better. It's a very dangerous product in a down-market economy."

Kim is trying to get his option-ARM modified through mortgage-consulting firm Loan Safe Solutions, in Corona, Calif.

Moe Bedard, its president, says 99% of the 600 option-ARM borrowers his company has spoken to "claim they had no idea that the loan would recast early if only the minimum payment was made."

Loan documents disclose that the mortgages will recast early if the full interest isn't paid each month, but the information is often buried in densely worded disclosures.

Wrong Borrowers

A Federal Reserve tutorial cites option ARMs as potentially appropriate for borrowers with:

• Future income increases considered reasonably certain.

• Plans to invest funds that would otherwise go toward principal (plus sizable home equity).

• Seasonal earnings, commissions or other irregular income making payment flexibility ideal.

But relatively few option-ARM borrowers have opted for flexibility. In the past 24 months more than 65% have paid just the minimum monthly payment. The number goes up to more than 85% for the 2006 and 2007 loan vintages, according to Fitch Ratings. Complicating matters, the interest rate on some option ARMs changes often.

Some option-ARM loans have already begun to reset. About $29 billion will do so by the end of next year and $67 billion in 2010, Fitch says.

As an option ARM nears its recast level, lenders usually send out a "side letter," notifying the borrower of the impending change, says Eric Rice, chief executive of DyerBeech Enterprises, a San Diego-based financial-planning and loan-modification consulting firm.

The recast information typically doesn't appear on the monthly payment coupon, he says, and many borrowers throw the side letter away unseen — thinking it's just a promotional offer.

States apt to be worst-hit by a coming storm of option-ARM resets include California and Florida — with markets already pummeled by subprime mortgage defaults.

California has eight of the top 10 riskiest markets for loan delinquency and default, says data analysis firm First American CoreLogic.

Of California mortgages originated from 2005 to 2007 and securitized, 55% to 60% were option ARMs, says Grant Bailey, a Fitch senior director.

"We're assuming between 30% and 40%" will default, he said.

Other estimates aren't as high, but the potential for problems looms.

Trouble Compounds

Home values have crashed in markets where these loans were sold heavily. So many borrowers who owe more than their homes are worth are stuck, unable to refinance or sell. Now they face the prospect of a doubling or tripling of their required monthly mortgage payment, amid rough economic conditions.

First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming says making just minimum payments drives foreclosures. Borrowers are "leveraging up to the negative-equity cap in a market with strong house-price declines," he said. "And now unemployment rates (are) rising."

Option ARMs were already a sore spot. "These loans have had high delinquency rates before the recast," said Guy Cecala, publisher of the newsletter Inside Mortgage Finance, in Bethesda, Md.

And this despite the fact that many of these loans were made to Alt-A buyers — originally a category of people considered to have good credit standing but perhaps limited income documentation.

Stuck On The Books

Fitch estimates about $300 billion in lenders' option ARMs have been packaged and sold to investors as securities. But many were not sold, "because the payments fluctuate and they're hard to market," Cecala said.

The top five players in option ARMs have been Wachovia (WB), Washington Mutual, Countrywide, Downey Savings and IndyMac, according to Inside Mortgage Finance.

All but IndyMac have been sold to, or are in the process of being acquired by, bigger players. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has operated IndyMac since taking it over as a failed bank in July. The FDIC facilitated the sale of WaMu and Downey, which appear on the agency's failed-bank list.

Many other banks were in the option-ARM game, and now face a new wave of loan defaults. "You couldn't compete unless you offered these squirrelly things," Cecala said of subprime ARMs and option ARMs.

Some lenders have begun trying to modify option-ARM loans to aid strapped borrowers.

In a Smart Company, the business owner/CEO occupies not one, but two positions:

1. Leading the charge with the Marketing Department - setting goals... monitoring key costs and response rates... helping them innovate new products and sales approaches... breaking logjams... and providing the quick approvals needed to kick winning sales campaigns into overdrive.


2. Taking up the rear - constantly driving everyone down the line to make supporting sales and marketing efforts their #1 priority.


BOTTOM LINE: Dumb Companies think that the Marketing Department exists to sell products. Smart Companies, like Home Seller Assist developed by John Alexander, know that the only reason to have a product is to give the Marketing Department a vehicle with which it can attract new customers and produce revenues and profits.

Telecommuting – It’s not a day at the beach!

By David Reed

There are many images that come to mind when someone mentions that they work from home. For some, they picture working by the pool or at the beach with a laptop and sunglasses. For others it would be sleeping in until 10 and stumbling into the “office” wearing your pajamas and fuzzy slippers.Although there probably are a few people who take that approach to performing their jobs away from a central office, that is not what I recommend for those who want to hold on to that favorable working relationship.

There are several keys to a productive telecommuting experience. Having flexible work hours may be a benefit to working from home, but having a regular work schedule is still highly recommended. The vast majority of workers respond best when they have a routine that they follow each day. It is difficult enough to deal with the distractions of family or lists of home improvement projects that need to be completed, that having a regular starting time and work location are helpful.

From my experience, the most successful telecommuters still wake up at a respectable hour and go through their morning routine. For me, it is important to shave and shower and get dressed prior to heading to my office located in the back of my house. (That may be jeans and tennis shoes if I don’t have a client meeting.) I then spend time reading (for me it is a passage in the Bible) and prayer.

There are a lot of studies that show people who start their day with some form of exercise are more alert and productive. This could be in the form of a short jog, or in my case, a walk.The next step is to review the agenda for the day and set specific goals for what I need to accomplish before my day can be considered complete.

Depending on your relationship with your supervisor, this may be something you share via email to make sure you are on the same page. Following my “get myself together” routine, I check my emails and send notes to co-workers and customers as needed to communicate on current initiatives. When you do not have the ability to get up from your desk and walk down the hall to visit with a colleague, it is critical that you learn to use technology to its fullest.

This may mean holding a tele-meeting utilizing a tool such as GoToMeeting where you can share documents and collaborate as you work on team projects.Instant messaging may also be a tool to help communicate, especially to let your supervisor know that you are available and actually working. But don’t forget the phone!

It is still the preferred method of remote communication when dealing with sensitive or complicated issues. It is the next best thing to being there!If you are like me, one of the challenges that I face is being glued to my chair and computer and not taking time for lunch or breaks.

When you work in the home, it is a good idea to get away for a bite to eat or to run some errands during your lunch hour. Some people will use this time to get in their exercise.Each person has to establish the routines that work best for them, but the key is to have a routine. You can still take advantage of the flexible schedule that may come from not having to commute to a central office, but don’t abuse the privilege.

There are very few telecommuters who can remain productive by the side of a pool!David Reed is President of Remote Office Consulting, LLC. This company was created to help organizations create or improve on their remote workforce strategy. For more information visit www.RemoteOfficeConsulting.com

And if you would like to work from home all of the time, we suggest you look at the Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander and see why it is sweeping the nation since its launch in mid-June. Also known as We Provide The Cash, it is allowing many people to work from home and start making money the very next day.

Lessons from the Depression

The Great Depression of the 1930s was preceded by a real estate bubble, also fueled by loose lending standards and shrinking down payment requirements. Those real estate problems — and solutions — echo today's.

Florida real estate was the epicenter of speculation in the mid-1920s. Developers ran up prices by selling to borrowers who put as little as 10% down. Those were shockingly risky loans at a time when the standard mortgage lasted five years and required a 50% down payment.

The risky loans went bad first, but it was the spread of credit problems to the supposedly safe loans — five years and 50% down — that caused the housing market to collapse.

The five-year loans required no payments to reduce principal. Homeowners expected to refinance mortgages when the loans expired, usually with the same lender. The stock market crash led to a "liquidity crisis" — no money to borrow — that dried up mortgage refinancing.
Millions of families lost their homes to foreclosure. Falling prices on nearly everything — homes, farm crops, wages — made consumers reluctant to buy and banks afraid to lend.

As part of the New Deal, the government took control of millions of loans and restructured them into something new: the modern mortgage, with 20% down and principal that is repaid over the life of the loan. The government extended the mortgages to 15 years, then 25 and finally 30.
When World War II ended in 1945 and the Baby Boom began the following year, the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage became a cornerstone of society and led to unprecedented levels of homeownership.

This resilient home finance system should recover in a few years, some analysts say.
National Association of Realtors chief economist Lawrence Yun predicts home prices will keep falling in 2009 but could return to their 2006 peak in three years, not counting inflation.

The Time Is Now

You know many people are experiencing a variety of emotions daily having to do with the economic news the mass media keeps piling on us daily. It's amazing how powerful information distribution is today.

The media can shift opinion, program you to believe a thing... and get you emotionally and physically "bought in" to anything they want, really. It's very important to be in control of what information you accept and which you repel. While many people would think that times are not as good...Some of us have experienced the busiest year ever and specifically in our niche (helping people generate cash flow from home) there are many people out there that have told me they can't possibly follow up with all the prospects they have coming in...

Whatever your reality is, there are some things I've noticed that have come out due to these times which may be actually very positive. Our lives are full of things. Disposable distractions, stuff you buy but do not cherish, own yet never love.Thrown away in weeks rather than passed down for generations. Maybe things will be different now. Wiser choices made with greater care.

After all, if the fewer things you own always excite you, would you really miss the many thatn ever could?People are thinking more about whether there are different ways they can take control of their own financial situations and use leverage.The intetnet is a massive leverage tool.

More and more people are realizing that there are some people out here that can teach and show and plug others into systems and concepts that they'd never really pay attention to before.

It's really never been easier to tap into"outside the box" methods that leverage the internet and can put SERIOUS cash flow in your household while helping many others at the same time. And I'm not talking about old methods of traditional "home opportunities" that paid peanuts and took armies of people to generate real money.

I'm talking about simple systems which generate "job replacement" cash flowwith minimal recruiting or sales needed.

5 skills that will help you master your way to MEGA-success

1. Finding prospects - Over half a billion people on the web will make this an easy task for you. You will learn exactly where to go to find prospective customers for your offer, as well as what to say to get their interest.

2. Qualify those prospects - Not everyone is serious about success like you are. Some are simply curious. These "tire kickers" will waste your valuable time ... time you could be spending with people who want success and will take action.People like yourself. Our systems are carefully designed to weed out the lookers and encourage those who are willing to take action to take the next step.

3. Make a powerful Presentation - Once you have found those who want success, you must tell them what's in it for them. No hype, no over inflated promises ... just the facts. You must present those facts in a way that encourages action while appealing to both the emotional and logical reasons to move ahead.

4. Professional Follow Up - The *key* to success in any marketing endeavor is follow up. Industry experts say that it takes up to seven contacts to move a prospect to action. By using powerful sequential autoresponders, you will have perfect follow up every time. Every question answered. Every topic covered. All of this leading your prospect to the wise decision to join you in the quest for success.

5. Duplicating your success - Once you are succeeding, the key to your future success is in duplication and multiplication.

4 Simple Ways to Make Your Writing More Readable

By Suzanne Richardson

Getting your prospective customer to start reading your sales copy is your most important task as a marketer. But if your readers get turned off just by looking at it, you've lost them - and any potential sales - for good.

One of the best - and easiest - ways to make your writing more readable is to add more white space. But Charlie Byrne recommends four other super-simple "tricks":

1. Use dashes.
2. Use bullets.
3. Use ellipses.
4. Occasionally bold and italicize key words and phrases.

Solid blocks of text look boring. Worse, they look like work. Sprinkling your text with bullets, dashes, ellipses, and bold or italicized words breaks up the text and makes it look easy to read... which automatically makes it more inviting to your reader.

Then, once you get your prospect to start reading, you can win her over with your persuasive, compelling sales copy.

Proof of Funds Letters!

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Are Your Thoughts Really Yours‏

byy Matt Furey

Of all the thoughts you have in your mind, how many of them are yours. How many are someone else's.

You may be surprised to explore this question -not for a few seconds, but each day, for several minutes.

Many people are under the illusion that all their thoughts are their own. But this cannot be the case as you came into the world with an empty slate - and right from the start other people began feeding you their beliefs, thoughts, ideas,goals, agendas, habits and so on.

Without a doubt, learning from others is necessary. We need parents, teachers, helpers and so on. At the same time, when we're adults, (or sooner) we would be wise to distinguish between what we truly think and believe and what other people have told us to think and believe.

There is a profound difference - and once you know what YOU think and believe - once you know whoyou truly are - then you find within yourself immense power and endurance to go after what you want in life. So long as you are bound by fear, worry, self-doubt,depression and so on, you are not truly thinking your own thoughts - nor are you swimming in an energy field that is 100% yours.

Children don't come into the world with worries, phobias,anxiety attacks, depression and so on. They either learn these ways of being - or they are subjected to negative attacks from others.

These negative attacks not only enter your mind - but your energy field as well. Changing your thoughts and mental pictures is an important step in the right direction. New self-talk and mental pictures, in and of itself, can and does change who you are on the inside - and this leads to changes on the outside. At the same time, though, learning how to change the energy field that surrounds your body is also very important because there are times when you don't feel right and it has nothing to do with what YOU were thinking.

For example, last summer I entered a bar in Thailand with a couple friends. As soon as we took a seat I looked at the others and said, "Let's go." "Why. What's up," came the reply. "I'll tell you when we get outside," I said. Once outside I explained to my friends that this bar was filled with incredibly negative energy that was on the attack.

How did you know this," one person asked. "I know because I felt sick to my stomach as soon as I sat down. Now we're outside and I feel fine. What does that tell you."

Most people are not as sensitive as I am to the negative -and this is one of the reasons why they are so easily influenced from a positive mental state to one not life affirming. Remember this: Your energy field is much bigger than you are. And it sends out a signal to others, before even utter a word. When you are positive this field is vibrant and large. When you are in a rut your field shrinks considerably - offering you almost no psychic protection from the negative thoughts, emotions and attacks of others.

Send Out A Last-Minute Email

You probably know a couple of people who like to brag that they got their shopping finished MONTHS in advance, right?

But I bet you ALSO know a few people who don't even start thinking about their holiday gift needs until the last possible minute!

That's why sending out a "last minute" email promotion is NEVER a bad idea -- particularly if you send it out on the LAST day customers can order and still receive their gifts in time for the holidays. We do it all the time for the
Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander.

Chances are, the procrastinators on your list will appreciate the heads-up, and LOVE you for saving them from spending Christmas Eve shopping in 24-hour drug stores, and presenting their loved ones with gifts of shampoo and dog treats ;-)

EOM

A 3-Letter Timesaver

Had Charlie gone batty? Was his keyboard shorting out?

He'd just sent me a curious e-mail. It was entirely blank. But the subject line said: "Sales copy good to go. "

"Huh?" I thought.

Trusty Google had the answer.

Turns out that "EOM" is an acronym for "end of message." It's often used in e-mails, when the entire content of the e-mail is contained in the subject line. That way, the recipient doesn't have to open the e-mail at all.

A tiny, three-letter timesaver. See if it can speed up your e-mail communications today.

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