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Bodyweight Exercise

Is It Time to Buy Real Estate Yet?

By Ted Peroulakis | 04/6/2009

Real estate prices are down substantially, and many foreclosures and short sale opportunities are out there for the picking. We are certainly in a buyer’s market. But is this the time to buy? Or will prices head even lower?

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9 Steps to Defeating Depression

By Mark Morgan Ford | 04/6/2009

Of all the many prescriptions for happiness that populate the media these days, the most popular one is also the stupidest. I’m talking about the idea that you can defeat depression by “paying attention to yourself.” The truth is that paying attention to yourself doesn’t make you happy at all.…

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What If You Have No Time for Exercise?

By Matt Furey | 04/2/2009

Tuesday morning, I got up early, ironed my clothes, and got mentally prepared for the talk I was to give at an AWAI Web Copywriting event in Austin, Texas…

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Home Sweet Home

By Christian Hill | 04/2/2009

My hometown of Detroit has been all over the news recently. Thankfully, it’s been for something other than the transgressions of our former mayor…

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7 Steps to Becoming the Best in Your Field

By Mark Morgan Ford | 04/2/2009

To make this year the year you successfully start a profitable business (or make the business you have already started more profitable than ever), resolve to be the smartest person you know about the business you are in.

It’s a bold objective, but it is possible. Here’s how to do it:

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It’s Time to Invest in Oil Again!

By Ted Peroulakis | 04/1/2009

I told my readers to short oil when it was at $120 per barrel on April 23, 2008. I was a little early to the party, but oil did drop below $33 a barrel in December of 2008. Now, I think oil has bottomed and is about to head higher.

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Silver Spoonerisms

By Don Hauptman | 04/1/2009

In honor of April Fool’s Day, let’s look once again at the lighter side of language. You’ve surely heard, or perhaps even committed, a spoonerism – the exchange, often accidental, of the initial letters or sounds of two words, which results in a surprising and funny new meaning. For instance, one might intend to say “It’s time to leave the house” but inadvertently say “It’s time to heave the louse.”

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Valkyrie, Socrates, and You

By Robert Ringer | 04/1/2009

If you haven’t yet seen Valkyrie, the Tom Cruise film about the best-known of the 15 or so plots to kill Adolf Hitler, I highly recommend that you purchase or rent the DVD.

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AIDA: A 100-Year-Old Formula That You Can Use to Make More Money

By Alex Mandossian | 03/31/2009

If you’re an entrepreneur, CEO, public speaker, author, or information marketer, you owe it to yourself, your business, and your lifestyle to take a closer look at the revenue-generating potential of teleseminars – even if you’ve never listened to one.

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Where to Retire If You Can No Longer Afford to Live in the States

By Dan Prescher | 03/31/2009

Real estate prices in the U.S. are becoming more attractive thanks to the huge dose of reality injected into the market by the mortgage bubble burst. But people still keep shopping in Mexico, Ecuador, Uruguay, Brazil… throughout Latin America. Throughout the world.

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When You’re Applying to a Company That’s Stuck in the “Resume Rut”

By Jason Holland | 03/31/2009

The traditional resume is all about you, not what you can do for the company. That’s why we encourage Early to Risers to send out “sales letters” instead, highlighting how you can increase profits, improve customer service, etc.

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Organics: More Than Meets the Eye

By Kelley Herring | 03/31/2009

The next time you’re at the grocery, pick up a conventionally grown apple and an organically grown apple. Smell them. While the organic apple will be more fragrant, there won’t be much difference in the way they look.

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