Connecting people just like you who are conquering their fears, discovering their potential, and finding success beyond their wildest dreams!
Everyday Riches is a philosophy, a way of life, and a method of doing business that has propelled achievers from all walks of life to live rich fulfilling lives, both in dollars and in ways that can never be measured with money.
Inside these pages, you'll find people, products & ideas that allow you to ~Live Richly~ Everyday.
Building Your Social Authority...
When you sign up for a social site, whether it is a social news
site like Digg.com or a community like Facebook, make sure you
completely fill out your profile and set up your links back to
your site(s). Then take part in these communities by voting for,
commenting on, and submitting things to them that are not
related to your own site.
This is called Social Authority Building and will serve you well
as you develop it on different high traffic social sites.
Maxwell Leadership Bible, by Dr. John C. Maxwell
This is a “must have” for every person of faith! Using the New King
James translation, Dr. Maxwell pulls out leadership principles from all parts
of the Bible, and takes us deeper into applying what we are learning. The
approach is very systematic, and references are easily found in the several
topical concordances.
The Dream Giver, by Bruce Wilkinson
If you haven’t picked up a book in a while, this is an easy one to start
with. Written in a quick-read story format, you are drawn into the journey
of a traveler with a mission to achieve his dream. Regardless of where you
are on your personal journey toward your goals and dreams, you will
identify with the challenges and triumphs along the way. This book allows
you to glimpse down the road and see the next steps in the process, and also
helps to identify the places you have already been along the way.
The Greatest Networker in the World, by John Milton Fogg
Do you desire to know the secret of being the best you can be in this
field? Designed as a quick-read, story format, a transformation will take
place before you on the pages as you read. Great for a brand new IMD
getting off to the right start, as well as a leader facilitating this process with
his own team: you get both perspectives in one book!
The Angel Inside/ The Image/ Twelve Pillars, by Chris Widener
Oh, the value of a mentor! Get a bird’s eye view of three main
characters, and how their lives are impacted as they stumble upon mentors
who invest in them.
Story format, easy reading yet profound! All “must reads”. Great for teens
and kids too~ We have taken notes & taught classes from them, and our ten
year old has enjoyed reading all three books!
Live the Life You’ve Always Wanted, by Chris Widener
Ok, so you read about these success principles in the above-listed
books. Now what? Apply what you’ve learned! God has given us the
incredible opportunity to live the life we’ve always wanted… now we need
to define what that will look like, but what an overwhelming task! If that’s
what you’re thinking, this is a “must read” for you! Actually it’s a “must
do”!
Developing the Leader Within You/ Developing the Leaders Around
You/ Becoming a Person of Influence, by Dr. John C. Maxwell
“First develop yourself, then duplicate that in your people!” For every
emerging leader, these are the building blocks to becoming a leader others
will want to follow. Positional leadership only works in corporate America,
not here in Team National! Learn how to develop the necessary skills to
move to a level four or five leader. Workbooks/ video available through
Injoy Ministries.
Personality Plus, by Florence Littauer
Why do you “click” with some team members immediately, but others
not so easily? Take the forty-question test, score it, and become more selfaware
of both your strengths and weaknesses. You will see the four main
personality types, and then begin to identify them within your team. Each
one is necessary, and valuable when operating within their area of gifting
and strength.
Maximize the Moment, by Bishop T.D. Jakes
Is your plate full? Is your cup overflowing with too many activities?
Learn to prioritize, how to have the vision for what is truly important, when
to hang on, and when to let go, and ten principles for making winning
decisions. Our lives aren’t just made up of days and weeks, or other large
blocks of time, but actual moments. Our choices in how to spend these
moments affect the outcome of our days, which affects the direction of our
lives.
The Traveler’s Gift, by Andy Andrews
Meet seven historical figures, who invest in you and impart their
timeless wisdom. Making the decisions laid out in this book can guide your
choices, aid you in the process of self-development, and create a happier,
more fulfilled you! Simple and quick to read, yet profound. Great for teens,
too!
Your Best Life Now! by Joel Osteen
Are you living life at your desired level of success and fulfillment? If
not, why not? What are you saying with your words? What thoughts are
you thinking? What expectations do you have of yourself, and of others
around you? Are you aware of the impact these have on limiting and
preventing your development?? After you take an inventory, how do you
change what you don’t like? The style of this author is to speak directly to
you as you read these pages, to hit you where you are today, and show you
that he’s been there too. The examples of moving beyond this point are
vivid and specific. Don’t stay at today’s level- move beyond, and begin
your best life NOW!
Thinking for a Change by Dr. John C. Maxwell
Did you know there are different ways to think? It’s not just a onedimensional
process! Dr. Maxwell identifies eleven distinctive ways to
think. The bad news is: we aren’t good at all of them. The good news is: we
weren’t made to be and we don’t have to be! Identify your strengths, and
also your weaknesses. This process will allow you to more readily identify
the types of thinkers to seek out as you round out your perspective on our
business, problem solving, and action planning. A tremendous asset in any
library!
Today Matters, by Dr. John C. Maxwell
“It’s just one day…what does it really matter?” It does matter! You
traded part of your life for the activities you did and thoughts had today, and
you can’t ever get it back! Habits are developed one day at a time. If you
make a few critical decisions now, and learn to manage them, you will reap
the rewards for the rest of your life! Flush yesterday. Start fresh today, after
all… yesterday ended last night!
Spousal Support, by Donna Fason
Are you married but working this business without your partner? If
so, then this book is for you~~ both of you! Travel with Donna & Robert
back to the days before she joined him in actively working “his” business.
Believe it or not, Donna had a time when she was “the negative spouse”.
Find out how she grew from that, to being a supportive spouse, then made
the leap to being an active spouse. Donna lays it all out; vital information on
balancing business and family, too.
The Five Love Languages, by Gary Chapman
We give love as we want to receive love. Most of us realize this
already. What may be new information for us is that there are five different
categories of how we not only give but receive love. How many couple have
you known who truly did love each other, yet couldn’t seem to “get it
together” or meet each other’s deepest needs? Often times that is because
they scream “I love you!” in their own language, which is simple enough
for them to understand, yet the other person speaks a different language, and
may at the very same time be screaming “I love you!” in the way they
understand meaningful love to be given. When you take the time to read this
book, it will give insight on the different ways people give and receive the
thing we all treasure the most: unconditional love.
Not only is this good for couples, but also for understanding our
teams, and important friendships too! Chances are that your closest and
healthiest relationships are with those who understand the language you
speak. Increasing your “vocabulary” significantly increases your capacity to
love and be loved, and find significance in the relationships you value.
Courageous Leadership, by Bill Hybels
You know you’re committed to building, but you still have some
questions about yourself you need to answer? How do you develop as a
strong leader yet leave room for growth and accountability? How do you tap
into your inspiration? What’s your predominant leadership style? Real life
experience speaks over thirty years of refinement from Bill’s life and
development, from the moment he got a clear vision of his purpose in life
thru building one of the largest mega-churches in the U.S. Principles are
principles, regardless of the arena: church or business. (After all, as
Christians, we aren’t compartmentalized: our whole lives are God’s
business!)
The Strangest Secret, by Earl Nightengale
The CD that started Robert Fason on his own personal growth
journey… What is it that separates those who “make it” from those who
don’t? Is it just fate, or is it something we can influence? Good news! We
have the opportunity to chart our course and determine our destiny, in the
responses we choose to what life throws our way. Find out how, with this
life-changing audio.
The Magic of Thinking Big, by David J. Schwartz
Many key ideas and examples throughout this book for self-evaluation
give it a different twist. Do the “homework” on the area you need to focus
on. Select what fits your current situation, and tailor this book for you! We
recommend: read it all the way through, then go back to your focus area(s).
Come back to it time and again, as you and your organization grow!
Wild at Heart, by John Eldridge
A book about him, for both of you!
Do you push for the extreme edge at all costs, or fear it? Do you seek to
slay the dragon, and free the lady, or do you fear the dragon & not believe
you could win the lady? Manhood and masculinity have taken a serious hit
in American society, but there’s not doubt in most minds that men and
women are dramatically different in many ways! How do you tap into that
powerful, confident man who still resides deep inside without being either a
chauvinistic pig, or a spineless wimp? What does true masculinity mean, for
both the man and the lady who loves him? Why is it important here? You’ll
see…
If the Devil Can’t Steal Your Joy He Can’t Have Your Goods/ If the
Devil Can’t Steal Your Dreams He Can’t Control Your Destiny, by
Jerry Savelle
Here’s a question for you: if you were standing at your door and some
stranger barged in and began unloading the goods in your home onto his
dolly, would you stand there and say “wow, I used to have …” or would you
take authority and stop him before he emptied your home? What’s the key
to keeping the things that are important in your world? Why do things
accumulate for some people and flow through the fingers of others like a
sieve? Why is maintaining and focusing on the dreams planted inside of you
important? Is joy really tangible, and how does it protect what’s already
yours? These two short but powerful books piggy-back on each other well,
but can also stand alone. Short easy read books that convey Christian
principle without getting too deeply theological, and give great focus points
for the day!
Bankrupt Heart/ Abby’s Ark, by MaryA. Green
I am very impressed with Mary’s writing style, she writes in such a way that
I was drawn into the books and are right there with the characters. I laughed
with them, cried with them, and prayed with them. It was an easy reading
book, filled with personal growth for the characters and I found myself
thinking and growing personally along the way. When Scripture was
mentioned I had a wanting to go into my Bible and see what the rest of the
passage said.
Bankrupt Heart shows how a life can start out on the right path, and then a
couple of wrong choices can take it down the wrong path. In her writing
you see how the love of God and faith in Him can bring that same life back
around to the right path again.
In Abby’s Ark, Mary takes us back to the Old West days. Days of wagon
trains, of Indians, of a God-loving community and what the inhabitants of
the town experience on a daily basis. You are there, , with the townspeople,
rejoicing, feeling fear, feeling sadness at times, yet always reminded of Who
is in control: God.
To Be Continued.......
What would your customers and prospects most like to receive from you?
Building a successful e-mail campaign hinges on sending messages that fit your list members' attributes and preferences. Most internet users are on many permission-based lists, but they look forward to--and avidly open and read--e-mail with content that's specifically relevant to their needs.
1. Never use "I," the biggest turn-off word in copy, or use it very sparingly. Use the two most under-used and powerful words frequently in your copy: "Free" and "You."
2. Use wide margins. You don't want to have weird wraps or breaks. Limit yourself to about 55 to 60 characters per line. If you think a line will be too long, insert a character return. Internet copywriter Joe Vitale sets his margins at 20 and 80, keeping sentence length to 60 characters and ensuring that the whole line gets displayed on the screen without odd breaks.
3. Don't bombard them. E-mail recipients will report even verified permission e-mail as spam if they get too much of it or it's irrelevant. Include an opt out line in the footer area your e-mail message.
The #1 Rule of marketing acdording to Zig Zigler~~~~ People buy from people. More importantly they buy from people they like!~~~~
We like people who are fun. We tolerate people who are responsible or reliable. When your goal for lead nurturing email is to get engaged with a prospect…..well it might be a good idea to be fun.
“High-tech efficiency and capability combined
with high-touch personality of relationship selling,
is a marriage made in heaven.”
quoted from The New Professinals: The Rise of Network Marketing as the Next Major Profession
written by Charles W. King and James W. Robinson.
Network Marketing + Affiliate Marketing = Leveraged Online Network Marketing
In an online network marketing business, we sometimes think that our small efforts are lost in the expansive online world, a tiny drop in the web ocean. We live in a ”I want it now”, instant gratification society. Regardless of the empty promises and down right scams that are promoted on the internet; health, wealth, and happiness almost never come quickly. We are programmed to ignore small, everyday events and only focus on the home runs, the big score.
Success is not achieved with the home runs. Success happens in the little things. Success happens when you load the bases. The day in and day out routine of working your plan and planning your work. Pinpointing and finishing the One Critical Thing that will make the most impact in your business everyday. Take care of the One Critical Thing and everything else will take care of itself.
For example, very few people in affiliate or online marketing are making significant money. With affiliate marketing business model thousands of copies of the e-book or program have to be sold to make a full time living, and if sales drop your income drops. The income of the affiliate marketer is dependent on their solo efforts.
When you combine the incredible power of NETWORK MARKETING with the ease and simplicity of AFFILIATE MARKETING--you have created a powerful combination---ONLINE NETWORK MARKETING. Online network marketing offers you, the network marketing newbie, a way to leverage the individual successes of a large group of people.
For example, let’s say that 100 part time affiliate marketers each generate $500 a month in volume. They all starve together.
But what if one of them joins a network marketing company, and signs up a handful of the other marketers, who go out and sing up a handful of other marketers, now online network marketing person number one has a group of 100 people generating $500 a month, for a total volume of $50,000 a month, which pays out between $2,500 and $6,000 a month depending on the company compensation plan! Each marketer has the opportunity to do the same thing. It’s a beautiful concept, and creates LEVERAGE, something the lone affiliate marketer will never have.
Visit Xooma Xone to check out a rare network marketing company that actually GETS IT and is doing things differently!
Laura Long is a marketer, a writer and perpetual student of online marketing. Her systems focus on teaching a step-by-step approach for online network marketing success.
Chinese Proverb:
'When someone shares something of value with you and you benefit from it, you have a moral obligation to share it with others'.
So Pass on this Blog!!!
