When you're following a substantial number of We Provide The Cash friends, it becomes near impossible to focus in on tweets that come from a subset of your friends. Those tweets are merged with the rest and you have to hunt for them, and worse, you may miss some if you don't page back far enough. Larry G Potter |
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
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Sunday, September 6, 2009
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Sunday, August 30, 2009
What the heck is Web 3.0 ?
What the heck is Web 3.0 ?
It's Web 1.0 + Web 2.0 = WEB 3.0
As you know, Web 1.0 was simply an acronym for eCommerce. Back then, retail stores wanted to do business on the internet rather than just using expensive retail storefronts. Many saw the power of the internet to attract an entirely new audience that may not have had the chance to visit their store in person. This would without doubt give them access to more potential customers for less cost.
Web 2.0, in its simplest definition and use today, has become an acronym for the everyday person's ability to communicate and collaborate globally using Social Networking. It has made things more user friendly to us, and as such, companies have come to embrace these new design and communication formats to engage with their customers.
Web 3.0 brings these two worlds together for the average person to be able to harness the power of the internet to begin to profit with multiple streams of income online by introducing products and services to their groups of followers (also known as their list and also as their tribe).
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
Dream Big
Visit the DuPontRegistry to
picture yourself in bigger, nicer homes,
sweet cars, awesome yachts, etc.
If you have never been
to that site before, go now and take a
look for yourself:
http://www.DuPontRegistry.com
Picture YOURSELF living YOUR dream life
style. Print some listings and look at
them every single day.
Become one with your goals and they will
come to you.
To YOUR Success, (always)
style. Print some listings and look at
them every single day.
Become one with your goals and they will
come to you.
To YOUR Success, (always)
Larry G Potter
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Grab a New Contact's Attention...
How to Instantly Grab a New Contact's Attention With Your Answer to One Question
By Ilise BenunOne of the first questions you get when you meet someone at a networking event is "What do you do?" You need to answer this question not only at networking events but on job applications... on your website or blog... in promotional materials... and that's just the half of it!
Clearly conveying the kind of work you do can be something of a challenge. You don't want to say "I'm a copywriter" or "I sell shoes." Boring! You want to capture the other person's attention and get them to remember you.
Last week, a new client gave me a great idea for how to answer this critical question: Get the language from your testimonials (or even the testimonials on your competitors' websites).
For example, I could take this testimonial for my business, Marketing Mentor:
"Thank you so much for helping me - I think I'd still be spinning my wheels! You've been a great partner in this sometimes halting process of getting the word out about what I do."
... and turn it into this:
"We partner with you so you can stop spinning your wheels and get the word out about what you do."
[Ed. Note: Ilise Benun is an author, consultant, national speaker, and co-founder of Marketing-Mentor.com. She helps her clients learn the tools they need to market their services, get ideal clients, and grow their businesses.
You can get twice-monthly marketing tips and a free report on "20 Ways to Get Your Prospects to Call You Back" when you sign up for Ilise's Quick Tips newsletter.]
Larry at
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Watch out for the "boogey man"..
Whenever you see someone who is NOT moving
forward in life, someone who is not trying to improve
his circumstances - it is almost always fear that is
holding him back.
Fear of what?
Fear of failure - yes. Fear of success - sure. Fear of injury -
uh huh. Yes, these fears are common to many.
But fear of criticism is one of the biggest - yet it is also
the least acknowledged.
Many people fear the looks and reactions they will receive
from others when they begin to make changes in how they
do things. It's far easier to sit on the couch or before a computer
getting fatter and fatter than it is to go for a walk or begin
doing pushups and squats.
People generally don't make fun of how fat you are when you're
plopped on a sofa or before a monitor. They might laugh behind
your back, but rarely to your face. But once you walk outdoors
with sweats on, you THINK everyone is looking at you - and you're
afraid they're going to laugh out loud.
But the truth is this: Most people are so busy doing what they're
doing that they don't even see you. And the others, if they're
laughing, they're doing so silently.
Regardless of how others react to YOU - here's the most important
concept you must understand: What other people think about you
is NONE of your business. If someone thinks you're fat, it's not
your business. If someone thinks the way you're training is strange -
none of your business.
If you don't care what others think - what the others think is of no
concern to you. So it won't matter whether you have fear of criticism
or not. You simply acknowledge when you catch yourself being
concerned about someone else's opinion of you. And when you note
how you're breathing shallow and adding stress to your upper neck and
shoulders with the thought of pleasing others - you drop the notion and
say to yourself, 'To heck with them. This is MY life. I'm going to get fit.
I'm going to get healthy - and if someone else has a problem with that,
THEY have the problem, not ME.'
What I have just covered isn't some lofty platitude I am proposing but
don't use myself. Each and every day I receive criticism from someone.
I don't limit myself because of someone else's opinion. Neither should YOU.
If you want to attain better health, if you want to get involved with the
Home Seller Assist program investing in real estate using no money or credt- this
is YOUR goal. Don't ever let anyone distract you from your vision. You are the
one who decides. No one else.
Remain strong. Stay the course. Stay determined.
Make your burning desire for self-improvement stronger than the fault-finding
of others. When your desire burns brighter than the sting of criticism, nothing
can or will stop you.
Larry Potter
http://www.fastbuyerloans.com
forward in life, someone who is not trying to improve
his circumstances - it is almost always fear that is
holding him back.
Fear of what?
Fear of failure - yes. Fear of success - sure. Fear of injury -
uh huh. Yes, these fears are common to many.
But fear of criticism is one of the biggest - yet it is also
the least acknowledged.
Many people fear the looks and reactions they will receive
from others when they begin to make changes in how they
do things. It's far easier to sit on the couch or before a computer
getting fatter and fatter than it is to go for a walk or begin
doing pushups and squats.
People generally don't make fun of how fat you are when you're
plopped on a sofa or before a monitor. They might laugh behind
your back, but rarely to your face. But once you walk outdoors
with sweats on, you THINK everyone is looking at you - and you're
afraid they're going to laugh out loud.
But the truth is this: Most people are so busy doing what they're
doing that they don't even see you. And the others, if they're
laughing, they're doing so silently.
Regardless of how others react to YOU - here's the most important
concept you must understand: What other people think about you
is NONE of your business. If someone thinks you're fat, it's not
your business. If someone thinks the way you're training is strange -
none of your business.
If you don't care what others think - what the others think is of no
concern to you. So it won't matter whether you have fear of criticism
or not. You simply acknowledge when you catch yourself being
concerned about someone else's opinion of you. And when you note
how you're breathing shallow and adding stress to your upper neck and
shoulders with the thought of pleasing others - you drop the notion and
say to yourself, 'To heck with them. This is MY life. I'm going to get fit.
I'm going to get healthy - and if someone else has a problem with that,
THEY have the problem, not ME.'
What I have just covered isn't some lofty platitude I am proposing but
don't use myself. Each and every day I receive criticism from someone.
I don't limit myself because of someone else's opinion. Neither should YOU.
If you want to attain better health, if you want to get involved with the
Home Seller Assist program investing in real estate using no money or credt- this
is YOUR goal. Don't ever let anyone distract you from your vision. You are the
one who decides. No one else.
Remain strong. Stay the course. Stay determined.
Make your burning desire for self-improvement stronger than the fault-finding
of others. When your desire burns brighter than the sting of criticism, nothing
can or will stop you.
Larry Potter
http://www.fastbuyerloans.com
Saturday, June 6, 2009
The Time to Refinance Your Mortgage Is Now
By Ted Peroulakis
Do you have a mortgage with a variable or high interest rate? If you do, it makes a lot of sense to refinance. Thirty-year fixed-rate mortgages are currently only about 5 percent - and you want to lock in a low rate now, because inflation is on the horizon.
Inflation is coming due to the colossal amount of money that's being created by the U.S. government to put toward the country's economic problems. The country's heavy debt load and deficit spending could also cause higher inflation. The government is on pace to spend $1.8 trillion more than it takes in this year, a record level of deficit spending. And the national debt is over $11 trillion.
Recently, the Fed has been cutting interest rates in an attempt to restart economic growth. But the Fed's main job is to keep inflation at acceptable levels. So when inflation gets out of control (which it probably will when we finally emerge from this recession), they will have to increase interest rates. (You may remember that interest rates hit 18 percent in the 1970s under similar circumstances.)
Lock in that 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at today's low 5 percent rate, before rates start to skyrocket. You'll be glad you did.
Refinance now and close in 20-days at http://www.fastsellerloans.com
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