A lot of stuff comes across my desk, but this one really piqued my interest… it’s an amazing opportunity if you’ve ever wanted to help others, or just really master the ability to create the life you want.

Imagine being able to take an online course that certified you in an area you love… helped you overcome any stumbling blocks you have yourself… and allowed you to pass on that knowledge and expertise to others who need it badly.

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As you probably know, I never endorse what I haven’t seen or used myself.

So I downloaded this already, and it’s a high-quality course that will give you all you need to master the topic, whether you’re a metaphysical beginner or have been consciously creating for years.

I can’t wait to dive in deeper, because it’s so easy to lose sight of the basics and find ourselves stuck in ruts, even when we’re doing our best to honor what we truly want out of life.

And it goes more in-depth into certain areas that I’m currently fascinated with, such as getting in touch with your emotions and making them work for (instead of against) you.

I first interviewed Joe Vitale almost 7 years ago, and I’m about to interview Steve G. Jones in a few weeks… so I can also vouch for the professionalism and knowledge of the course instructors.

I recommend giving it a try, whether you want to work with others professionally or just help yourself, your friends and family… at this price, it’s really an easy decision!

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P.S. There’s nothing to lose here… the program is fully guaranteed for 60 days or you don’t pay for it.

This afternoon, while driving along the main drag in town, I saw a hilarious sight; let’s call it a battle of the fast food mascots.

Three out of four corners were occupied by dancing food — a dancing Pita Pit pita on one corner, a dancing Quizno’s drink on another, and a dancing Yogurt Hut cup of frozen yogurt, complete with a cherry on his head, on the third.

All of them were trying desperately to attract attention to their respective joints, just off the main strip.

I didn’t see any cars turning off their usual routes because of the dancing mascots… and I wondered how effective it was.

>>> CONTINUE READING Dancing with the Cars…

Last week my computer died (again)… or, well, it got pretty sick.

The culprit was a great anti-virus program that had recently stopped working on my machine. After numerous uninstalls and re-installs that didn’t work, the support staff sent me a fourth removal tool that worked too well… it removed the drivers from my OS and the whole thing had to be recreated.

Yes, I was annoyed. Angry, even. I just wanted protection from viruses. And instead I got a bigger problem.

>>> CONTINUE READING Yin and Yang are Everywhere…

Thanks to Mari Smith for providing a new high-tech resource you can use, for free, to bring your business card or resource into the smartphone age.

It’s called uQR.me, and it makes a QR (Quick Response) code that can be scanned by any smartphone. It then takes the user to any link or document of your choice, and you can change it any time.

Kinda like your own personal bar code.

You can test mine out below by holding your smartphone up to the image:

Cool, huh?

Keep Unwrapping the Mysteries of Life!

One thing I’m noticing more and more on social networks like Facebook is the tendency it has to turn rational, intelligent adults into gushing, fawning groupies.

And I’m not just talking about how being contacted with a friend request from an old high school crush can cause many people to dredge up those awkward old feelings, as pointed out in a blog post by Kristen Nicole more than 18 months ago.

“In part due to the fact that anyone could join, and in part due to the fact that Facebook really is a good way to reconnect with and stay connected to friends, Facebook has become the dominant social network of the times. But does Facebook just make us all act like silly teenagers?” she asks.

No, what I’m seeing is a tendency for people to post comments on the profiles and pages of relatively well-known professionals (think authors, speakers, marketers, bloggers, and others who have some sort of online presence) in a way that makes the commenter seem almost brainless…

>>> CONTINUE READING From Astute Adults to Gushing Groupies…

Education is meant to advance us, but what if it achieves the exact opposite?

Questions about it have been raised for years, but there’s some fascinating and shocking evidence that education is actually squelching the creativity, and even the life force, from kids.

For more, read my entire article on the LWL Worldwide blog: You Are What You Know?

Keep Unwrapping the Mysteries of Life!

Barry recently came across a site that he pointed out to me — and it caused us both to scoff and shake our heads so much that I had to put on my Unwrapper hat and do some digging.

Funny thing is, the day he tried to show me the site, it was down. Now I know for sure that it was just a technical glitch, but at the time I thought it could be karma at work…

Because Wendy Webbe’s Scam Detective is either one of those cases of a misdirected internet marketing wannabe who’s been following bad advice… or an experienced marketer who’s scamming others under the guise of doing the opposite (how ironic, huh?)

I think I have to lay the initial blame on Kelly Felix and The Rich Jerk, who advised people to be controversial and talk about scams in their AdWords ads and reviews. But other teachers have taken those tactics and pushed them even further, and now it’s almost an epidemic.

These “experts” encourage new marketers to instill fear in their readers and capitalize on pain through the use of over-the-top hype… while claiming to be saving you from other over-the-top hypers.

It’s all done by preying on thoughts you’ve probably already had (“How do I know what’s a scam online?”), pretending to have the only answers, and attempting to make you feel like this fake person is “just like you.”

“What?” I hear some of you asking, “How can you put down a mother of young children — just like you — who only wants to make a living online for her family while protecting others from the scammers who already victimized her?”

I, yi, yi… where do I begin?…

>>> CONTINUE READING Ever Been Scammed by a “Scam Detective”?…

Over the past few years, the whole concept of creating, running and building an online business has been sliding downhill faster than the Jamaican bobsled team on sleek ice.

And some people who present themselves as teachers are treading on thin ice.

First of all, there’s the trend of people calling themselves “internet marketers” and wearing the label like a badge.

It’s very misleading, because it implies that “marketing” is all you have to do to be successful online; by contrast, most top “internet marketers” have full-fledged businesses, and understand that marketing is only one small piece of the pie…

>>> CONTINUE READING Why “Marketing” and “Passive Income” Don’t Mix…

My parents live in Ontario, Canada, and we live 3,000 miles away in Southern Oregon.

Obviously that makes it difficult for them to see us or Konan, so they miss many of his major milestones — like the 2nd birthday he celebrated last week.

I remember when I was a kid, my grandparents were lucky to get the odd photograph (printed from a roll of film) in a Christmas card. It was just a lot harder to share memories with people that lived far away…

>>> CONTINUE READING Shoot, Post, Share… Video Made Easy…

Sam Goldfarb is the author of Facebook For Business: How to Market your Business on Facebook and Get More Sales, New Customers, and Brand Awareness.

He’s also a former computer engineer and the General Manager of Tradimax, a company that develops branded Facebook pages and devises Facebook advertising campaigns.

I asked Sam if I could ask him some questions about marketing on Facebook, and he agreed to share his best advice.

In this interview, Sam explains how we can all use Facebook to increase our sales and marketing results, regardless of the size of our business.

Heather Vale Goss: When did you start tapping into the power of Facebook?

>>> CONTINUE READING Interview: Facebook Marketing for Businesses…