EBONews - Where Do You Go from Here?
EBONews - Tuesday, February 20, 2007
In this Issue:
- 7 Dollar Offers
- Where Do You Go from Here?
Hello Everyone,
Do you have a product based on the $7 Secrets method of selling reports for huge profit?
If so, you can add it to This Directory FREE of charge.
Check it out and see what types of reports people are
creating. The categories on the left hand column will help
you to come up with some ideas of your own.
Article:
I absolutely love this article! It is posted on my site at
http://everydaybusinessonline.com/library/tips116.htm
but I wanted to send the whole article here to you today.
I'm sure it will inspire you all, no matter what your age.
Keep reading... this is so inspiring.
Where Do You Go from Here?
- By Tony Mase
In response to my recent article "Are You Missing
Something?", (Editor note: you can read that article at
http://everydaybusinessonline.com/library/tips115.htm)
I received a question from one of my customers that went
that went something like this (I've edited out the personal
details):
"Your answer to the "want to win the lottery" question was
truly disheartening."
"As a 71 year old widow there is no way for me to get
employment let alone get into some sort of business."
"My only hope of a better life in my old age is to work
towards manifesting a lottery win."
"Now, apparently there is no hope of this either."
"Where do I go from here?"
Good question. :-)
Interestingly enough...
I received several very similarly worded questions, *all* of
which began with or included something like...
"I'm 40-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 50-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 60-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
Like this one...
"I'm 70-something and I can't __________"...
In other words...
They all included a statement of their age, followed by what
they *couldn't* do as a result of it, and that their only
"hope" for a better life was "manifesting (there's that word
again :-)) a lottery win".
So...
Where should these good folks go from here?
Well...
For starters...
I'd *highly* recommend they stop talking about age...
Specifically...
*Their* age...
Really!
In his book "The Personal Power Course", Wallace D. Wattles,
best known for his classic masterpiece "The Science of
Getting Rich", wrote:
"Is it worth while to achieve health, wealth, and ability
if, when we reach the age of forty five or fifty years, we
are to begin to lose it all - to begin to go down hill, grow
slower of step, dimmer of vision, steadily weaker in mind
and body until we are reduced to absolute helplessness and
dependence? If we go the common way of the world, just as we
become most effective we shall begin to become ineffective;
just as we gain what we want, we shall begin to lose it all.
If one is to be counted "old" and "a has been," a "back
number" at fifty, life is hardly worth while."
How true! :-)
Now...
I don't know where it comes from...
Maybe it's a throwback to our childhood, when we were tossed
such gems of wisdom as "now that you're eight, you can't
__________ anymore" or "act your age"...
But...
In my opinion...
"Age" and what you can or can't do at a certain age, is a
mental concept more than it's anything else.
And...
Like any mental concept...
It can be changed!
How, you ask?
Simple...
Let me share with you how I did it.
A number of years ago...
To no end of the amusement of people who know me...
I decided I wasn't going to have age anymore...
In other words...
I became "ageless"!
Really...
I'm not kidding you. :-)
I don't talk about age...
I don't think about age...
I don't celebrate birthdays...
I just *am*!
If you were to ask my own son how "old" his daddy is, he'd
tell you his daddy doesn't have age, he's "ageless".
Now...
Once "age" is off the table...
Your possibilities are endless, aren't they?
Who says *you* can't get employment?
I knew a lady who took an early retirement at age 62, after
the company she worked for was bought out.
Bored out of her mind and not real happy that, on her
pension, she couldn't do all the "shopping" she used to be
able to do ("shopping" was her absolute favorite pastime :-
)), after a few months she went to work for another company
retiring again at age 83 with another pension.
Where's it written that *you* can't start your own business?
If Ray Kroc could start McDonald's at age 52...
If Harland Sanders could start Kentucky Fried Chicken at age
66...
You can certainly start a part-time, home-based business to
supplement your pension and live a "better life".
Don't have the "skills" you say?
Odds are you have far more "skills" than you give yourself
credit for...
And...
Those you don't have are easily developed.
The bottom line key is this...
Remove the "mental block" that says...
"I'm 40-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 50-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 60-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 70-something and I can't __________"...
And...
A whole new universe of endless possibilities will reveal
itself to you!
----------------------------------
Tony Mase is a serious student of the works of Wallace D.
Wattles and the publisher of The Science of Abundant Life
ebook by Wallace D. Wattles...
"A Powerful Life: The Lost Writings of Wallace D. Wattles"
"Jesus: The Man and His Work" by Wallace D. Wattles
"The Personal Power Course" by Wallace D. Wattles
----------------------------------
To your success,
Sue Norrad
Everyday Business Online
http://everydaybusinessonline.com
Check out our Advertising Resources
In this Issue:
- 7 Dollar Offers
- Where Do You Go from Here?
Hello Everyone,
Do you have a product based on the $7 Secrets method of selling reports for huge profit?
If so, you can add it to This Directory FREE of charge.
Check it out and see what types of reports people are
creating. The categories on the left hand column will help
you to come up with some ideas of your own.
Article:
I absolutely love this article! It is posted on my site at
http://everydaybusinessonline.com/library/tips116.htm
but I wanted to send the whole article here to you today.
I'm sure it will inspire you all, no matter what your age.
Keep reading... this is so inspiring.
Where Do You Go from Here?
- By Tony Mase
In response to my recent article "Are You Missing
Something?", (Editor note: you can read that article at
http://everydaybusinessonline.com/library/tips115.htm)
I received a question from one of my customers that went
that went something like this (I've edited out the personal
details):
"Your answer to the "want to win the lottery" question was
truly disheartening."
"As a 71 year old widow there is no way for me to get
employment let alone get into some sort of business."
"My only hope of a better life in my old age is to work
towards manifesting a lottery win."
"Now, apparently there is no hope of this either."
"Where do I go from here?"
Good question. :-)
Interestingly enough...
I received several very similarly worded questions, *all* of
which began with or included something like...
"I'm 40-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 50-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 60-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
Like this one...
"I'm 70-something and I can't __________"...
In other words...
They all included a statement of their age, followed by what
they *couldn't* do as a result of it, and that their only
"hope" for a better life was "manifesting (there's that word
again :-)) a lottery win".
So...
Where should these good folks go from here?
Well...
For starters...
I'd *highly* recommend they stop talking about age...
Specifically...
*Their* age...
Really!
In his book "The Personal Power Course", Wallace D. Wattles,
best known for his classic masterpiece "The Science of
Getting Rich", wrote:
"Is it worth while to achieve health, wealth, and ability
if, when we reach the age of forty five or fifty years, we
are to begin to lose it all - to begin to go down hill, grow
slower of step, dimmer of vision, steadily weaker in mind
and body until we are reduced to absolute helplessness and
dependence? If we go the common way of the world, just as we
become most effective we shall begin to become ineffective;
just as we gain what we want, we shall begin to lose it all.
If one is to be counted "old" and "a has been," a "back
number" at fifty, life is hardly worth while."
How true! :-)
Now...
I don't know where it comes from...
Maybe it's a throwback to our childhood, when we were tossed
such gems of wisdom as "now that you're eight, you can't
__________ anymore" or "act your age"...
But...
In my opinion...
"Age" and what you can or can't do at a certain age, is a
mental concept more than it's anything else.
And...
Like any mental concept...
It can be changed!
How, you ask?
Simple...
Let me share with you how I did it.
A number of years ago...
To no end of the amusement of people who know me...
I decided I wasn't going to have age anymore...
In other words...
I became "ageless"!
Really...
I'm not kidding you. :-)
I don't talk about age...
I don't think about age...
I don't celebrate birthdays...
I just *am*!
If you were to ask my own son how "old" his daddy is, he'd
tell you his daddy doesn't have age, he's "ageless".
Now...
Once "age" is off the table...
Your possibilities are endless, aren't they?
Who says *you* can't get employment?
I knew a lady who took an early retirement at age 62, after
the company she worked for was bought out.
Bored out of her mind and not real happy that, on her
pension, she couldn't do all the "shopping" she used to be
able to do ("shopping" was her absolute favorite pastime :-
)), after a few months she went to work for another company
retiring again at age 83 with another pension.
Where's it written that *you* can't start your own business?
If Ray Kroc could start McDonald's at age 52...
If Harland Sanders could start Kentucky Fried Chicken at age
66...
You can certainly start a part-time, home-based business to
supplement your pension and live a "better life".
Don't have the "skills" you say?
Odds are you have far more "skills" than you give yourself
credit for...
And...
Those you don't have are easily developed.
The bottom line key is this...
Remove the "mental block" that says...
"I'm 40-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 50-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 60-something and I can't __________"...
Or...
"I'm 70-something and I can't __________"...
And...
A whole new universe of endless possibilities will reveal
itself to you!
----------------------------------
Tony Mase is a serious student of the works of Wallace D.
Wattles and the publisher of The Science of Abundant Life
ebook by Wallace D. Wattles...
"A Powerful Life: The Lost Writings of Wallace D. Wattles"
"Jesus: The Man and His Work" by Wallace D. Wattles
"The Personal Power Course" by Wallace D. Wattles
----------------------------------
To your success,
Sue Norrad
Everyday Business Online
http://everydaybusinessonline.com
Check out our Advertising Resources
posted by Sue Norrad @ 12:16 PM
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