I hope you’re having a great week. I just got back from Bali – the picture on the left is from a temple we visited. We all had to put on sarongs before entering. :) Bali was a fantastic experience. The masterminding was great and exploring was awesome. We went to a forest full of […]
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I hope things are great on your end. I just got back from a 5.5 mile bike ride along the beach with Don so I’m feeling peachy over here. :) The picture to the left is from a couple days ago when Don and I went to the arcade. He unfortunately beat me at air
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Bad news is all around us. But that doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s an accurate reflection of the current state of our society and world, which is why in today’s episode, I cover the importance of maintaining perspective and arming yourself with fact—not fear—based information. This is Part 5 of a 5-part series about how
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It’s no secret that the news has been inundated with negative stories and happenings lately. But the reality is that if we have time to worry and complain, then we have time to take positive action, too. And that’s exactly what I talk about in today’s episode. This is Part 4 in a 5-part series
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I hope you’re doing well! The picture to the left is from when Don and I were on a plane about week ago. Given we just got off another one last night it seemed appropriate. :) A couple days ago I posted about a series of 8 challenges my friend Will is hosting on how
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If you don’t stay open and learn how to manage your intake of current events in a way that empowers and enables you to cope with love rather than fear-based thinking, it’s easy to become weighed down by bad news stories. This is Part 3 in a 5-part series about the tools you can use and
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I hope you’re doing great! The picture on the left is from a few days ago when my nephew was showing me Lightning McQueen things he wants me to buy him. Lucky for me he’s always the most excited about the $.99 stickers and $3 cars. ;) And speaking of online purchasing, there’s a “look
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Bad news deeply affects many of us. And there certainly is no shortage of it these days, so it can be difficult not to become totally consumed by it. This is Part 2 in a 5-part series filled with tips and resources that will help you better cope with all the negative news. Turning a
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Today’s post is a bit of Twitter 101 though I bet advanced users can also learn a lot from it, especially in the realm of automating as much as possible. See – I’ve mentioned several times that I love Twitter as a traffic generation source. It sends traffic like this every month: That traffic ends
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It seems like there’s been a lot of bad news out there lately, and even the most evolved people have a hard time getting sucked into it. This is Part 1 in a 5 part series filled with tips that will help you feel better about all of the negative news. I’m certainly not advocating ignoring
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