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Advice From a 97-Year-Old Champion

By Matt Furey | 07/30/2009

“If you’re not making mistakes, then you’re not doing anything.” So said John Wooden, the Hall of Fame basketball coach for UCLA who won a record 10 NCAA championships. So many people do everything they can to avoid making mistakes – yet mistakes are the corrective feedback we need to…

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11 Natural Methods for Fighting Anxiety

By Dr. Ray Sahelian | 07/29/2009

It seems like I receive at least one e-mail every day from someone asking about herbs that can treat anxiety and help them sleep. As a result of the ongoing recession, this problem has become commonplace. According to a poll by the American Psychological Association, 80 percent of respondents reported…

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Break Away From Old Ideas

By Brian Tracy | 07/29/2009

Highly creative people tend to have fluid, flexible, adaptive minds. You can see it in three statements they commonly make. The first is simply “I was wrong.” Non-creative people are so concerned with being right that all their mental energy is consumed by stonewalling, bluffing, blaming, and denying. If you’re…

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Sit Back, Relax, and Let the Profit-Building Secrets Pile Up

By Paul Lawrence | 07/29/2009

The three grand I made almost instantly was just the beginning. You see, I’d taken advantage of a powerful strategy that many people overlook. It can result in immediate cost savings or an income boost. It can help generate continuous, long-term streams of cash. It can help you attract new…

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The Secret to Creating Tremendous Luck in Any Economy

By Early To Rise | 07/28/2009

By Julie Broad When negotiating to buy a property, I increase my chances of getting the exact deal I want by giving the seller options. One way I do it is by negotiating the financing terms I want at the same time as I negotiate price. Let’s say I wanted…

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It’s Fun to Know: Swearing as a Pain Reliever

By Early to Rise | 07/28/2009

Smash your finger with a hammer or slam your knee on a coffee table… and, if you’re like many people, you can’t help but let loose a string of expletives. It turns out the swearing could be beneficial. A new study published in the journal NeuroReport found that spewing out…

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A Supplement All Men Should Take for a Healthy Prostate

By Dr. Al Sears | 07/28/2009

Selenium is an essential mineral and a powerful antioxidant. Your body needs it to: Maintain healthy thyroid function Ward off arthritis Slow the aging process Fight cancer Men should be especially concerned about getting enough selenium. It’s the prostate’s best defense against cancer. Two studies – one an eight-year clinical…

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Why I Bought the Same Exact Shoes Twice

By Charlie Byrne | 07/28/2009

Here’s one company that knows the best person to sell shoes to is… someone who just bought shoes. About two months ago, I bought a pair of Doc Martens on sale at Zappos.com. They’ve got an extremely shopper-friendly website – and good prices too. Last week, I received this e-mail:…

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A Little Negotiating Trick for Real Estate Deals

By Julie Broad | 07/28/2009

When negotiating to buy a property, I increase my chances of getting the exact deal I want by giving the seller options. One way I do it is by negotiating the financing terms I want at the same time as I negotiate price. Let’s say I wanted to buy a…

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A Dietary Secret to Living Longer and Improving Your Memory

By Johnny Bowden | 07/27/2009

A number of studies have shown that a simple dietary maneuver may be one of the most effective anti-aging strategies ever. In the lab, it’s virtually the only thing that’s been shown to extend the life of every species tested, from yeast and fruit flies to monkeys. It can help…

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Too Much Enthusiasm

By Matt Furey | 07/27/2009

Years ago, while I was living in California, there was a saying: “Curb your enthusiasm.” It’s an important saying to know when doing business. Sometimes you can get so excited about what you’re doing or offering that you make foolish decisions. Happens all the time. My friend Kim Wood, an…

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The “A Prospect” Advantage

By Marc Charles | 07/27/2009

No matter what you’re selling, your job will be a lot easier of you target your marketing efforts to “A” prospects. By that I mean pre-qualified buyers – people who have already purchased what you’re selling. Ideally, they’ve done it recently (and often). “B” prospects are people who have shown…

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