Building Trends

Posted by Henrik Blunck (admin) | Bring Plans to Life, Home-spun philosophy | Thursday 9 July 2009 2:01 am

Are you the type of person who builds trends, or do you just follow along? Look at your browser. Whatis your starting page. For some it’s whatever was there from the beginning, and they painstakingly press F6 to go to the address line to enter the name of their favourite website. Many don’t know how to actually CHANGE their starting page, and quite a few wouldn’t listen if you told them.

You know why? Because they feel within their “comfort zone” when they can just continue doing what they’ve always done. They feel comfortable around same-procedure-as-last-year.

You shouldn’t be anyway near that!

If you want to build a SUCCESFUL online career, you MUST be a master of innovation. You MUST see trends, and build upon these. Don’t just go for passing mini-trends, but you should see CHANGES as they happen instead of just following along long after everyone else has long ago changed their behavior. You should feel INSPIRED by good changes, and should certainly make it a goal each day to change at least one thing for the better.

Not only MAJOR things, but even small details can be life-changing when done regularly. Try it. Within a few weeks you will see tremendous change when you begin to open up to the fact that you CAN learn new things.

Be inspired. Seize the day. Carpe diem. :-)

Action vs. Procrastination

Posted by Henrik Blunck (admin) | Home-spun philosophy | Sunday 15 March 2009 12:01 am

Today, we’re going to look at taking action versus the art of procrastination. What is “procrastination”, you might ask. Fair question — certainly one that needs answering.

To procrastinate is to delay action. You want to look at something tomorrow, next week, next month. Tomorrow never comes with people who procrastinate.

What’s the cure for procrastination?
Well, taking action is the only cure that really works. You will never get out of your mess by delaying cleaning up, and you will never achieve success online by keeping that exciting e-book on your hard drive. You must read it on your screen, or print it so you can make notes and take immediate action as you’re inspired to put your new knowledge into practice.

So, on a personal note, how much have YOU taken action upon the content of this blog? Are you a procrastinator?

I wish all would take action and get cured for this tendency so you could begin IMPLEMENTING the good advice you’re being given. I want YOU to become succesful, but have you got the COURAGE to take action so it can become a reality instead of only a dream?

Carpe diem. :-)

Stop Nagging

Posted by Henrik Blunck (admin) | Home-spun philosophy | Sunday 1 March 2009 12:01 am

Marriam-Webster’s Online Dictionary defines nagging in this way:

  1. to find fault incessantly : complain
  2. to be a persistent source of annoyance or distraction
  3. to irritate by constant scolding or urging
  4. badger, worry

Do you know anny naggers? Are you irritated by pessimism? Or, even worse, could YOU be a nagger?

These questions are meant to be personal. It should be highly important to each of us to know more about how we are perceived. When you try to communicate with others you should be UPLIFTING to your audience. You should ENCOURAGE those around you into action. Motivation is far better than any type of threat and you should learn how to bring about positive results.

If you want to increase your online income you NEED to examine yourself. Could you be more positive in the way you write, speak and talk with others? Could you make an extra effort – even when something fairly fundamental needs a third explanation to come across.

Be patient and appreciate your talents. It makes it much easier to SHARE. :-)

Scary Most Popular Topic at Affsphere

Posted by Britt Malka | Home-spun philosophy | Sunday 14 September 2008 2:58 pm

Every time I log into Affsphere, I get kind of scared to watch their word cloud with the most popular topic. The one showing up much larger than the others is a very wrong topic to be writing articles about. Read on, if you dare…

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How Giving Something Away Can Result In Many Sales

Posted by Britt Malka | Home-spun philosophy | Friday 5 September 2008 4:09 am

Do you ever wonder why some people are offering some very valuable stuff for free? Well, partly, I think, they do it, because they like to give, but actually it can result in many sales.

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Fast and Easy Sells

Posted by Britt Malka | Home-spun philosophy | Monday 1 September 2008 12:39 am

Yesterday, I finished reading an ebook about losing fat. The book really impressed me, by the way. Tom Venuto, the author, knows what he’s writing about, and he uses lots of humour in his book. Anyway, he’s talking about a stone sure method to lose weight, and then asks the question the reader is probably wondering about: How come this isn’t common knowledge? Why can you find a ton of books telling you how to eat in different colours, eat more fat, eat more carbo hydrates, eat less fat, eat less carbo hydrates, eat fruit only, work out 4 minutes a day etc. etc.

Because, he says: Fast and easy sells!

fast and easy sells - photo credit Rob Shenk http://www.flickr.com/photos/rcsj/

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How To Make $1,000 in 7 Days

Posted by Britt Malka | Home-spun philosophy | Friday 11 July 2008 4:33 pm

set a deadline - make a challenge - and make $1,000 in 7 daysWhen I was on my way home from the post office (or P.Off, as Mr. Fawlty writes), I was listening to a podcast, recorded by a man who made more than $27,000 dollars in 37 days. His goal was to hit $10,000 in 37 days. While I was wondering about that strange number of days, it suddenly hit me: Now I know how to make $1,000 in 7 days. It’s fairly simple, too.

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What Have You Done For Your Business Today

Posted by Britt Malka | Home-spun philosophy | Wednesday 11 April 2007 2:17 pm

Are you surprised by my question? Perhaps I should have asked: Have you done anything for your business today? Even the smallest thing counts, but this is why you should do at least one thing every day:
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Think Like A Rich Person

Posted by Britt Malka | Home-spun philosophy | Tuesday 3 April 2007 4:45 pm

“A poor person buys a thing …. the rich person buys an asset!” – Cush

What does this mean for you?
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