Creating our own luck

“This 83 Year-Old “Winning Sage” Finally Comes out of Retirement to Unveil Her “4-Step Secret” That Has Helped Her Win Countless Cash Prizes, Over 5 Trips to Europe, A Luxury Home, and Every Contest She Has Entered.”

That is how Helene Hadsell is described by an email I received. Helene Hadsell says she’s attended over 1000 Silva seminars. It is said that Helene has come in the limelight recently because of her uncanny ability to win competition after competition after competition. Competitions that are often based on nothing more than luck – such as drawings for a new house where 2 million people took part. Helene said she would win. She did.

How is Helene able to manufacture luck?

In the light of the New Year it’s more than fair to ask — how is she doing it? She says it’s got nothing to do with luck – and everything to do with the directed focus and power of your mind.

Hence my decision yesterday to put an end on thoughts which will not make me prosperous. I know that if I direct my focus on prosperity, the life I dream of having for my family, and feeling and sensing the power of my mind and faith, I will achieve everything.

I have decided to be prosperous

It’s final. I’ve decided not to participate in this recession, nor in the upcoming ones. I am destined to be prosperous, having plenty of time and serenity with my self and with my loved ones surrounding me.

It’s true, one should decide, then act upon that decision, if one wants to move towards a very prosperous life. I feel that way is right. No turning back, whatever happens. For millions of times, big time millionaires, and billionaires whom I read and idolized because of the essence, taught me that secret. Hence, I have decided and I am taking action.

Part of my taking action is the question, how and where do I start? The audio books I listened to are very organized and well thought of, and the authors are well known luminaries of the corporate world and the self-motivation arena, so they must not err on any of what they speak. If I just go through the processes, step-by-step, I’ll be as successful as they are, they say. But it isn’t that easy, those authors say themselves as well. Nevertheless, I did decide, and I’m not turning back.

If I was able to decide on becoming a prosperity student just a little over a year now, I must be ready to give up all anti-prosperity habits, thoughts and emotions. My wife knows all of them, and she can enumerate them in my face, one-by-one, as she herself is a student of prosperity and is in a more advanced years than I am.

Now, I have decided to stop thinking about monetizing my efforts. Yes, stop thinking about money, how I will ever get paid on my efforts. Clear enough? At least for a moment. For those who have read Yaro, you know what I mean.

Why do I write about this? First reason is because, I feel I have to. I have to feel that there are eyes watching me, always behind my back, staring at my every move, seem to expect failures may occur in any moment. Second, I feel it’s enough. Enough are the 10 plus years of being just an average person, earning a little over the average income. Few close friends and relatives may question such claims, but for me, when can I become as prosperous as those who can give time, money, and effort whenever they want to, instead of only whenever our budget allows to? No, I don’t mean to be a politician. Simple time and financial freedom is what I meant.

This stance is not unique, and I don’t mean to show off. I just have to do what other determined and successful people did at their early days of their lives, when they aren’t yet as popular and prosperous as they are today. And since my life is now chronicled in front of the world, I don’t think I can afford to fail my self.

Starting today, all my efforts towards prosperity, becoming a billionaire, a mogul or a business man will be the main content of this blog. Not that nothing happened since last year, where I wrote about checks. But those prosperity came from my employment. I am changing the course of my life into entrepreneurship beginning today. May this attest to everyone, the power of affirmation, faith, and desire for prosperity.

Aside from my desire to be prosperoous, among my basis why I am doing this is because I know I will be whom I will to be, based on just last years experiences. Simple, right? Just that starting anything new is but not without difficulties.

FREE Classifieds Ads Posting is up at ePinoyBiz.com/ads!

I hope many will avail of FREE posting at ePinoyBiz.com/ads. I have my own eStore there, epinoybiz.com/ads/willowdan. One thing being promoted there is the prosperity consciousness while doing business, which is a great motivator in life.

My Uncle, Aunt and other Pinoys in Canada ‘08

 

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My Uncle Vlady and Aunt Ella’s Christmas in Canada 2008. They sent me their photos, sharing how they celebrate Christmas with their fellow Filipinos.

Making money through blogging

I am feeling that start of a new set of wardrobe already becoming a reality. New inspirations, ideas, and even literature in which I am interested in just pop up from nowhere, specialy when I need them the most. I would assume that such topic is an oldy to most, yet for me who is just starting, it is very helpful.  The following is an email from OneCoach of John Assaraf, one of the mentors in “The Secret”:

A blog can make you money in two ways: directly and indirectly.

Indirectly, a blog extends your existing marketing efforts.  It enables you to save time, move faster and generate better search engine rankings, so that more people find you. 

Once people find you, they can grab your white paper, sign up for your newsletter, join your online forum, or attend your seminars.  They can also see that you have upcoming events or new products and services, so they’ll go to your main Web site more often. 

By using your blog to get more people engaged with your Web site, you can convert more prospects into paying customers.

One of the great things about a blog is that you can link back and forth from your blog to your Web site.  You can also use a blog to poll your audience and conduct customer research that assists with the development of new products and service. 

A blog should be more than a one-way communication tool.  Of course, you give people relevant information in the form of white papers, product updates and newsletters. But to build your business, a blog needs to be interactive.  Think of it as a customer-service survey that never ends, so that you’re always getting feedback from your target audience.

Perhaps most important, a blog can be a powerful lead-generation tool.  Use it to increase readership for your newsletter, build your client database, and get more prospects to the place where you can convert them into paying customers.

Cha-Ching!

How do you make money directly with a blog?

Through advertising or affiliate commission-based products.

Visitors come to your blog to get information about a certain topic.  If they see advertising or affiliate products that are in line with that topic, they will click on those links, making you money in the process.

For example, suppose your blog deals with debilitating foot pain.  On the right side of the page, you might have a large banner ad for a new kind of orthopedic shoe.  People won’t consider the ad intrusive or inappropriate because it relates to the content they’re looking for. 

In fact, many will click on the ad to see if it presents a solution to their problem.  You then get paid, either by the click or as a percentage of the sale if the visitor actually buys the product.

To maximize your blog’s earning potential, avoid “interruption” advertising.  Online, people want fast access to information, but only if it is relevant.  Anything that interrupts their attention by not being relevant is a waste of their time.  Not only will people not click on the ad, they will likely not return to your blog. 

Remember that you’re building a loyal fan base with your blog.  These are people who come to you for reliable information on the subject they’re interested in.  If your advertising doesn’t align with the content of your blog, it will destroy your credibility as a provider of reliable information, and people won’t come back to your blog.

Changing ones wardrobe

Randy Gage always has something refreshing and new to say everytime I listen to his mp3 “Prosperity”.  One thing emphasized to me today is what he experienced when he decided to move on, and let go of his past partner(not sure if wife or girlfriend), immediately after realizing that he has to change course. He related it to attaining prosperity. Yes, and go attract new things in my life, I have to change my wardrobe, new clothes, style, speach, likes and dislikes. Same as now, not having much appetite on being an employee, but rather starting to learn being an entrepreneur starting of with my newly created site, ePinoyBiz.com causing me to stay as late as 2a.m. planning and conceptualizing.

It’s hard, seriously, changing wardrobe. i got used to being dependent on an employer to supply my family’s needs. Nowis the time to wellcome change, for more prosperity and blessings. Cheers, for the billions of dollars!

Building SQL Queries in CodeCharge

This will be my first post regarding an I.T. related topic. Great thing about it is that it’s what I am into . For those who are into CodeCharge and SQL and PHP, the following will be very useful:

$sql = CCBuildSQL($componentObj->ds->SQL, $componentObj->ds->Where, $componentObj->ds->Order);

It took me a while to realize that there is the existence of CCBuildSQL function in CodeCharge 4. The following, {SQL_Where} and {SQL_OrderBy} gave me a bit of a headache when they are incorporated into what the value of my $directory_items->ds->SQL. Without CCBuildSQL function, I would yet to build my own replace and concatenation function.

being in alpha

My experience with the Silva Techniques

Its has been two weeks now since I started to try it. Yes, the techniques are simple, realistic, and factually scientific. I feel concluding that these are the missing links whenever humans fail to get what they want in life.

Honestly, I found them a bit weird and corny the first time I read and heard about it. But two weeks ago, until now, I believe whenever I want to go to “the level” and start to use the techniques, I just suddenly realize I’m already in it. I’m not quite sure yet about the results in terms of getting the things I want, but let’s see come early next week, as I’m expecting something BIG by then.

I wish others can share their thoughts and experiences about it as well.

I wrote a third check …

A third check which I will issue everyday paid to myself. An amount I ought to collect daily. The amount is secret

By the way, I stumbled upon a book about Warren Buffet and Michael Masterson … I’m reading them both.

The highlights of Masterson’s Automatic Wealth: The Six Steps to Financial Independence:

Step 1. You’re going to face some hard facts. You are not going to get rich by saving 10 percent of your income every month. And you shouldn’t be so foolish as to count on your company’s pen- sion plan or the government to take care of you when you get older. It’s up to you.

Step 2. You’re going to plan to be rich. You can’t wish yourself to wealth, you have to plan for it . . . one detail at a time. I’ll show you not only how I did it but also what has worked for my friends and colleagues.

Step 3. You’re going to develop wealthy habits. The rich are dif- ferent from ordinary people, and it’s not just the money. There are specific behaviors that are likely to make you wealthier, just as there are specific behaviors that are likely to make you poorer.

Step 4. You’re going to increase your income—radically. Forget 3 per- cent or 4 percent raises. I’ll show you how to boost your income 25 percent to 150 percent. And that’s just for starters.

Step 5. You’re going to get richer automatically …even while you sleep. Getting rich is not just about increasing your income. The true secret to wealth is building equity. I’ll show you how to do it . . . without quitting your day job.

Step 6. You’re going to retire early (if you want to). I don’t believe in retiring. Not really. That’s because I like my work and wouldn’t enjoy life so much without it. But what you do in your retirement years, where you do it, and how many hours you work at it should be entirely up to you. I’ll show you how to
have that kind of control.