Mindset. I was struck last week by how drastic the difference between how an employee and an entrepreneur think. It affects their actions, comfort level, what they value and their risk profile. Although I love my job for the aspects that have to do with creative relationship and systems building, I have strong entrepreneurial tendencies as a freelancer, real estate investor, network marketer and online marketer for many years. Also, I see having multiple streams of income (one of which is my job) as safer than just having a job.
An employee wants a steady, stable job to pay the bills and feel safe. If the money from one job is not enough, they will probably get a second. If they can, they put any extra money aside for savings, college education for the kids, retirement, vacation or maybe a car (not so essential in NYC where I am). They want to be paid as much as they can negotiate and these days, most people stay at a job two years, then move on, leveraging their income and status up with each move (or at least that’s the idea when it works). They like the structure of going to a workplace each day and interacting with other people in a structured workflow, of having medical benefits and, sometimes, even a 401K. They look forward to retirement when they will have time to spend with family and friends, maybe travelling or pursuing a hobby.
An entrepreneur wants time and financial freedom as quickly as possible and is willing to exert significant time and money resources upfront to accomplish that. They don’t work comfortably for other people and are impatient with corporate politics and ineffective teamwork. These are business owners, real estate investors, freelancers by choice (not circumstances), stock and futures traders, franchisees, online marketers, network marketers and consultants to name a few. They are always looking to add to their skills because it makes them more marketable. Their cashflow tends to be variable and some businesses can take 2-5 years before they show a profit. They have a strong stomach for risk and certainty that, at the end of the failures, they will succeed. They must have strong internal certainty that, if they invest focused attention on building their enterprise, it will pay off. Sometimes, they are ahead of the curve and an idea that could (and often does) succeed later, fails. After all, until the Walkman, nobody knew that portable music was an essential element for a rich quality of life. There’s a book called Blue Ocean Strategy about creating new paradigms for business that make the competition irrelevant. Amazing!
Yes, I know these are generalizations and there is more to it than that. So what does your mindset tell you about who you are inherently – an employee or an entrepreneur? Are you happy and fulfilled with your current mindset? As an employee or entrepreneur, how can you expand your possibilities? When will you start? NOW would be good...
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Upcoming Networking and Education Meetings
Don't walk, RUN and join Ilana's NYC Business Networking meetup group and Andrew Ran Wong's NY Entrepreneurs Business Network (NYEBN) meetup group at meetup.com for FREE. They have several great events every month that are worth attending at no or low cost. Moxiein the city.net is another that has lots of social events. Please look back to last week's listings and check out meetup.com yourself because this is certainly not comprehensive. There are over 2000 meetup events a week in NYC and lots in other parts of the country as well. At least, it is mind opening to take a look at all the possible connections to be made, business to be transacted and fun to be had. ENJOY!
NYC SMALL BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEUR NETWORKING RECEPTION
Madame X Lounge , 94 West Houston (btwn Thompson & La Guardia Pl) NYC
"I'll be helping to check people in"
COST: $10 prepaid by 12:00 Noon on November 11 or $15 cash/door.
Join The NYC Business Networking Group's upcoming networking event where you can mingle freely to meet as many other networkers as possible. We had 125 people prepaid for our October event and we average about 80 people at each networking opportunity. FREE RAFFLE GIVEAWAY: TICKETS TO OFF BROADWAY SHOW "Made in Heaven" at The Soho Playhouse. To purchase tickets call 212-352-3101 and mention code HHC.
FREE VIRTUAL BUSINESS SPEED NETWORKING: TALK TO 10 NEW CONTACTS IN 1 HOUR
The NYC Business Networking is going virtual, with speed networking for business professionals. We just hosted our launch event with 40 attendees.
FREE VIRTUAL LIVE SPEED NETWORKING - November 13, 2009 at 1:00pm
FREE VIRTUAL LIVE SPEED NETWORKING - November 18, 2009 at 6:30pm
Wait till you see how great it is to meet business professionals, without leaving your desk. Our virtual launch event happens over the phone, with a computer. In one hour, you'll talk live, 1-on-1 with 10-12 business professionals. (No webcam or program downloads necessary, REALLY). During the event, you'll be on the phone or skype and you'll each see a photo and bio of the other networker on the computer screen. You'll have about 4 minutes or so to network with each participant . After each matching, you're automatically switched to the next networker for an hour.
BONUS: No collecting business cards. After the event you'll be provided with contact details of all the people you networked with.
NYEBN "Small Is the New Big" Networking Reception
Thursday, November 12, 2009 6:00 PM
Broadway Comedy Club, 318 W 53rd St, New York NY 10019
Price: $5.00 in advance/$10.00 @ entry
You only have until November 12, 2009 6:00 PM to RSVP!
NYEBNers are going to Broadway Comedy Club! You may have heard about this place featuring stand-up comics from David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, etc., but what you don't know perhaps is that they also have great networking venues. Let's keep it focused on the "Entrepreneur Topic". Please make sure you have a business, represent an industry, or at least have some entrepreneurial ideas to share with your fellow NYEBNers at this meeting.
6 - 7 pm: Open Networking
7 - 8 pm: 30-second Pitch Opportunities for Everybody
8 - 9:30 pm: Focused Networking
This New York Investing meetup below has great content on investing in the markets. Daryl Montgomery is VERY knowledgable. The people who attend are not very friendly so it is content-rich, not networking-friendly, in my opinion.
New York Investing Meetup
Thursday, November 12th at PS 41 (time: 6:45-8:45PM).
The overview of the markets will be given during the class. This class will add some new material in Technical Analysis and tie it together with previously taught material. If you missed any of the previous Technical Analysis classes you should certainly come to this one. This class will be the preparation necessary to attend the strategy sessions we plan on holding next year. These will be technical in nature with the goal of finding more good money making trades and avoiding losses. The market is likely to continue to have a number of major pitfalls and opportunities next year.
In the last class on Commodity Investing, I covered the gold breakout extensively and so far everything has gone as predicted. Gold touched it's breakout price of $1025. The breakout held. Gold just went to a new all time high (reaching $1099 on Wednesday). The stock market looks like it is trying to roll over and we will also discuss if the rally has come to an end. I plan on pointing out a new area for potential investing as well.
To sign up and pay ($20) for the class, please click on the link below:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9173609
Daryl Montgomery - Organizer, New York Investing meetup
http://investing.meetup.com/21
Keeping Your Business in Business: Bookkeeping and Cash Flow Workshop
November 12, 2009, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Capital One Bank, 273 E. 3rd Street, New York, NY 10009
RSVP: Call 917-338-9231 or e-mail internkc@seedco.org
November 12, 2009, 10:00am - 12:00pm
Capital One Bank, 161-01 Jamaica Ave, Queens, NY 11432
RSVP: Call 646-843-6510 or e-mail ezavala@seedco.org
Description: This workshop taught by professional CPAs will teach small businesses how to sharpen their bookkeeping techniques, as well as understand how to improve their cash flow.
I have not attended these but this looks like an interesting group with several various events. Check it out for yourself at http://joinnetworkplus.com
MONDAY, November 16: 150 Expected
CELEBRATING OUR 7TH YEAR GALA ANNIVERSARY
RSVP@joinnetworkplus.com: RSVP a MUST
Limited to 150 Attendees
Location/Date : Seabra's Rodizio : 1034 McCarter Highway, Newark, NJ
FREE parking: on site of Seabra's Rodizio upper & lower levels
(Seabra's is located near NJPAC, Bear Stadium and Route 280)
FREE (NO cover charge : INCLUDES APPETIZERS)
#1 New York Business Professionals & Entrepreneurs Meetup Business Networking Pitch
For more details: http://entrepreneur.meetup.com/766/calendar/11655052/
November 18, 2009, 7:00 PM
Mercer Conference Room, 1166 Avenue of The Americas Entrance on W 45th Street, 40th Fl, Rm 40, Sutton Place, NYC
HOW IT WILL WORK:
7:00-8:00 PM: Check in, Wine Reception & Informal Networking
8:00-8:30 PM: Each attendee will given 30 seconds to "pitch" their service/product
8:30-9:30 PM: Targeted networking
Sync up with business professionals to promote yourself and your business. Explore new business opportunities, make business contacts and form strategic partnerships with other successful professionals, entrepreneurs and business owners.
ADMISSION: $15 in advance, $20 at door-Prepay http://moxiemeetup2009.eventbrite.com
*Open Wine Bar *Soda, water and juice *Desserts, Cheeses served at 7pm
New York Enterprise Report
Web Tools to Tackle Top Small Business Challenges - Free Webinar
Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 2:00p - 3:00p
Register for free
Experts will show you how to use low-cost web applications to help you:
• Portray a larger company image
• Save time and money
• Get access to critical information and documents
• Better manage your business while on-the-go
Phone systems, email servers, fax machines, software...Who needs the headaches of managing office technology when you're trying to focus on your business? Today small businesses can use the same technology as big businesses do. This webinar will demonstrate specific tools and examples to help you run your business more effectively and efficiently.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at: gotomeeting.com/register/954290410
Want Big Things in Your Business?
Just Take Care of the Little Things and You’ll Skyrocket to the Big Things
Connecting to Greatness is Delighted to Announce Details for Our Next Networking/Learning Event
Wed, Nov 18th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM
90 Minutes of Relaxed Networking/30 Minute Presentation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TO REGISTER, CLICK BELOW:
http://tinyurl.com/yk2tq33
"The difference between ‘ordinary’ and ‘extraordinary’ is that little extra." Former Dallas Cowboys Coach, Jimmy Johnson
What are some of the big things small business owners want?
How about...**More clients? **More Referrals? **A larger, more rewarding network?
If you don’t have these, or if you simply want more of them, it’s time to focus on the little things.
NYC Business Networking
2 FREE EMAIL MARKETING CLASSES WITH CONSTANT CONTACT
Thursday, November 19, 2009 8:00 AM & 11 AM
3 West Club, 3 West 51st St, New York NY 10001
You only have until November 18, 2009 8:00 AM to RSVP!
NYC Startup Weekend November 20-22 Meetup
The Cooper Union, Great Hall, 7 East 7th St, NYC
Who's hosting? Marc Nager
REGISTER HERE: We will bring in Speakers, Mentors, Advisors, Investors, Lawyers, and feed you all weekend! Come pitch your idea or join a team to make the next big thing! Cost: $75 - Register with code "sw20" for 20% off!
The event hours: Friday: 5pm-10pm; Sat: 9am-11pm; Sun: 9am-10pm
David Kidder CEO of Clickable will be speaking Friday Night! Don't miss him!
Moxieinthecity.net on Saturday, November 21, 2009 7:00 PM!
Art, Wine & Introductions - Art Exhibit & Wine Social
Saturday, November 21, 2009 7:00 PM
Foley Art Gallery, 547 W 27th Street, 5th fl btwn 10th and 11th Ave, NYC - RSVP Now
NYC Business Networking
NYC "PITCH PARTY": OUR BEST & MOST EFFECTIVE BUSINESS NETWORKING EVENT
November 24, 2009 at 6:30pm
New York Life Offices, Graybar Building, 420 Lexington Ave, 15th Floor, NYC
How to find us: "I will be welcoming everyone at the door when they arrive."
Price: $15.00 prepaid refund policy
NYC "Pitch Party" Business Networking Reception.
The Pitch is not a spectator sport and everyone participates to promote their own business. Each attendee will get a chance to promote themselves in a 30-second pitch to each of our 80+ attendees. Our members come from a diverse and broad range of backgrounds so connections made at our events encourage rich and rewarding conversations among participants.
COST: $15 prepaid till noon on 11/24 or $20 cash at the door (if space available).
6.30 - 7.00 PM: Registration & Informal Networking
7.00 - 7:45 PM: Everyone Participates in a 30 Second Business Pitch
7.45 - 8.30 PM: Formal Targeted Networking With Participants After The Pitch
For networks or education, there are lots of places to go, both in-person and virtually nationwide. The virtual Speed Networking Ilana is hosting is a fascinating example (FREE this month only, she told me). Please comment if you know of others that should be included. Tah dah and good night!
NYC SMALL BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEUR NETWORKING RECEPTION
Madame X Lounge , 94 West Houston (btwn Thompson & La Guardia Pl) NYC
"I'll be helping to check people in"
COST: $10 prepaid by 12:00 Noon on November 11 or $15 cash/door.
Join The NYC Business Networking Group's upcoming networking event where you can mingle freely to meet as many other networkers as possible. We had 125 people prepaid for our October event and we average about 80 people at each networking opportunity. FREE RAFFLE GIVEAWAY: TICKETS TO OFF BROADWAY SHOW "Made in Heaven" at The Soho Playhouse. To purchase tickets call 212-352-3101 and mention code HHC.
FREE VIRTUAL BUSINESS SPEED NETWORKING: TALK TO 10 NEW CONTACTS IN 1 HOUR
The NYC Business Networking is going virtual, with speed networking for business professionals. We just hosted our launch event with 40 attendees.
FREE VIRTUAL LIVE SPEED NETWORKING - November 13, 2009 at 1:00pm
FREE VIRTUAL LIVE SPEED NETWORKING - November 18, 2009 at 6:30pm
Wait till you see how great it is to meet business professionals, without leaving your desk. Our virtual launch event happens over the phone, with a computer. In one hour, you'll talk live, 1-on-1 with 10-12 business professionals. (No webcam or program downloads necessary, REALLY). During the event, you'll be on the phone or skype and you'll each see a photo and bio of the other networker on the computer screen. You'll have about 4 minutes or so to network with each participant . After each matching, you're automatically switched to the next networker for an hour.
BONUS: No collecting business cards. After the event you'll be provided with contact details of all the people you networked with.
NYEBN "Small Is the New Big" Networking Reception
Thursday, November 12, 2009 6:00 PM
Broadway Comedy Club, 318 W 53rd St, New York NY 10019
Price: $5.00 in advance/$10.00 @ entry
You only have until November 12, 2009 6:00 PM to RSVP!
NYEBNers are going to Broadway Comedy Club! You may have heard about this place featuring stand-up comics from David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, etc., but what you don't know perhaps is that they also have great networking venues. Let's keep it focused on the "Entrepreneur Topic". Please make sure you have a business, represent an industry, or at least have some entrepreneurial ideas to share with your fellow NYEBNers at this meeting.
6 - 7 pm: Open Networking
7 - 8 pm: 30-second Pitch Opportunities for Everybody
8 - 9:30 pm: Focused Networking
This New York Investing meetup below has great content on investing in the markets. Daryl Montgomery is VERY knowledgable. The people who attend are not very friendly so it is content-rich, not networking-friendly, in my opinion.
New York Investing Meetup
Thursday, November 12th at PS 41 (time: 6:45-8:45PM).
The overview of the markets will be given during the class. This class will add some new material in Technical Analysis and tie it together with previously taught material. If you missed any of the previous Technical Analysis classes you should certainly come to this one. This class will be the preparation necessary to attend the strategy sessions we plan on holding next year. These will be technical in nature with the goal of finding more good money making trades and avoiding losses. The market is likely to continue to have a number of major pitfalls and opportunities next year.
In the last class on Commodity Investing, I covered the gold breakout extensively and so far everything has gone as predicted. Gold touched it's breakout price of $1025. The breakout held. Gold just went to a new all time high (reaching $1099 on Wednesday). The stock market looks like it is trying to roll over and we will also discuss if the rally has come to an end. I plan on pointing out a new area for potential investing as well.
To sign up and pay ($20) for the class, please click on the link below:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9173609
Daryl Montgomery - Organizer, New York Investing meetup
http://investing.meetup.com/21
Keeping Your Business in Business: Bookkeeping and Cash Flow Workshop
November 12, 2009, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Capital One Bank, 273 E. 3rd Street, New York, NY 10009
RSVP: Call 917-338-9231 or e-mail internkc@seedco.org
November 12, 2009, 10:00am - 12:00pm
Capital One Bank, 161-01 Jamaica Ave, Queens, NY 11432
RSVP: Call 646-843-6510 or e-mail ezavala@seedco.org
Description: This workshop taught by professional CPAs will teach small businesses how to sharpen their bookkeeping techniques, as well as understand how to improve their cash flow.
I have not attended these but this looks like an interesting group with several various events. Check it out for yourself at http://joinnetworkplus.com
MONDAY, November 16: 150 Expected
CELEBRATING OUR 7TH YEAR GALA ANNIVERSARY
RSVP@joinnetworkplus.com: RSVP a MUST
Limited to 150 Attendees
Location/Date : Seabra's Rodizio : 1034 McCarter Highway, Newark, NJ
FREE parking: on site of Seabra's Rodizio upper & lower levels
(Seabra's is located near NJPAC, Bear Stadium and Route 280)
FREE (NO cover charge : INCLUDES APPETIZERS)
#1 New York Business Professionals & Entrepreneurs Meetup Business Networking Pitch
For more details: http://entrepreneur.meetup.com/766/calendar/11655052/
November 18, 2009, 7:00 PM
Mercer Conference Room, 1166 Avenue of The Americas Entrance on W 45th Street, 40th Fl, Rm 40, Sutton Place, NYC
HOW IT WILL WORK:
7:00-8:00 PM: Check in, Wine Reception & Informal Networking
8:00-8:30 PM: Each attendee will given 30 seconds to "pitch" their service/product
8:30-9:30 PM: Targeted networking
Sync up with business professionals to promote yourself and your business. Explore new business opportunities, make business contacts and form strategic partnerships with other successful professionals, entrepreneurs and business owners.
ADMISSION: $15 in advance, $20 at door-Prepay http://moxiemeetup2009.eventbrite.com
*Open Wine Bar *Soda, water and juice *Desserts, Cheeses served at 7pm
New York Enterprise Report
Web Tools to Tackle Top Small Business Challenges - Free Webinar
Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 2:00p - 3:00p
Register for free
Experts will show you how to use low-cost web applications to help you:
• Portray a larger company image
• Save time and money
• Get access to critical information and documents
• Better manage your business while on-the-go
Phone systems, email servers, fax machines, software...Who needs the headaches of managing office technology when you're trying to focus on your business? Today small businesses can use the same technology as big businesses do. This webinar will demonstrate specific tools and examples to help you run your business more effectively and efficiently.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at: gotomeeting.com/register/954290410
Want Big Things in Your Business?
Just Take Care of the Little Things and You’ll Skyrocket to the Big Things
Connecting to Greatness is Delighted to Announce Details for Our Next Networking/Learning Event
Wed, Nov 18th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM
90 Minutes of Relaxed Networking/30 Minute Presentation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TO REGISTER, CLICK BELOW:
http://tinyurl.com/yk2tq33
"The difference between ‘ordinary’ and ‘extraordinary’ is that little extra." Former Dallas Cowboys Coach, Jimmy Johnson
What are some of the big things small business owners want?
How about...**More clients? **More Referrals? **A larger, more rewarding network?
If you don’t have these, or if you simply want more of them, it’s time to focus on the little things.
NYC Business Networking
2 FREE EMAIL MARKETING CLASSES WITH CONSTANT CONTACT
Thursday, November 19, 2009 8:00 AM & 11 AM
3 West Club, 3 West 51st St, New York NY 10001
You only have until November 18, 2009 8:00 AM to RSVP!
NYC Startup Weekend November 20-22 Meetup
The Cooper Union, Great Hall, 7 East 7th St, NYC
Who's hosting? Marc Nager
REGISTER HERE: We will bring in Speakers, Mentors, Advisors, Investors, Lawyers, and feed you all weekend! Come pitch your idea or join a team to make the next big thing! Cost: $75 - Register with code "sw20" for 20% off!
The event hours: Friday: 5pm-10pm; Sat: 9am-11pm; Sun: 9am-10pm
David Kidder CEO of Clickable will be speaking Friday Night! Don't miss him!
Moxieinthecity.net on Saturday, November 21, 2009 7:00 PM!
Art, Wine & Introductions - Art Exhibit & Wine Social
Saturday, November 21, 2009 7:00 PM
Foley Art Gallery, 547 W 27th Street, 5th fl btwn 10th and 11th Ave, NYC - RSVP Now
NYC Business Networking
NYC "PITCH PARTY": OUR BEST & MOST EFFECTIVE BUSINESS NETWORKING EVENT
November 24, 2009 at 6:30pm
New York Life Offices, Graybar Building, 420 Lexington Ave, 15th Floor, NYC
How to find us: "I will be welcoming everyone at the door when they arrive."
Price: $15.00 prepaid refund policy
NYC "Pitch Party" Business Networking Reception.
The Pitch is not a spectator sport and everyone participates to promote their own business. Each attendee will get a chance to promote themselves in a 30-second pitch to each of our 80+ attendees. Our members come from a diverse and broad range of backgrounds so connections made at our events encourage rich and rewarding conversations among participants.
COST: $15 prepaid till noon on 11/24 or $20 cash at the door (if space available).
6.30 - 7.00 PM: Registration & Informal Networking
7.00 - 7:45 PM: Everyone Participates in a 30 Second Business Pitch
7.45 - 8.30 PM: Formal Targeted Networking With Participants After The Pitch
For networks or education, there are lots of places to go, both in-person and virtually nationwide. The virtual Speed Networking Ilana is hosting is a fascinating example (FREE this month only, she told me). Please comment if you know of others that should be included. Tah dah and good night!
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Great Upcoming November NYC Networking & Business Meetings
Consider what you are looking for and find a group that matches that need. This listing of events demonstrates the rich variety of education, information, networking and fun available in NYC. I recommend www.meetup.com in any city as a start place to find great resources. NYC folks, many of these are meetings I attend monthly and I will not list those every month so make a note of meetings that appeal to you. Some are free and others have a nominal fee. Some require reservations or prepayment to attend. I have included the sources so please do your own research.
Monster NYC Job Fair (monster.com)
November 6, 2009 from 9am to 3pm
Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway, NYC
Register at monster.com (upload resume on site) or just show up
Sales Partners New York One-day Income Explosion Workshop
November 6, 2009 from 9am to 3pm - $297 except I have secured a special price of $97 and terms with ONEDAY code: Must register by Wed, November 4th at http://onedaytraining.eventbrite.com/
6-hour training on sales and building a team
1-hour one-on-one coaching with Ben & Dano of Sales Partners New York
Bring a colleague or friend with you
Get Little Voice Mastery book by Blair Singer, Rich Dad Advisor & business coach
Learn the # 1 Rule of Entrepreneurship
Know How to Make Millions Using Leverage
Have Complete Command and Understanding of the Marketing & Sales Process
Have A Bullet Proof Process For Identifying Your True Wants & How To Get Them
Learn Why Highest Energy Wins In Any Negotiation
Learn the Hidden Art of Negotiation:
The Ability to Handle Any Objection - Anytime, Anywhere, From Anyone
Have a 90-Day Cash Flow Explosion Plan To Implement Immediately
Receive an Exclusive Offer to Qualify For Our Wealth Warrior Program – the upsell
New York Entrepreneurs Business Network led by Andrew Ran Wong (Meetup.com)
November 4, 2009 from 9:15am to 1pm
Speaker Series 1: Skills You Need to Succeed in Your Business
Event Registration: $10/Person in advance or $20/Person at the door
Barnes & Noble, 3rd Floor, 1972 Broadway Ave, New York, NY 10023
How to find us "Find Us at the Registration Table"
November 12, 2009 at 6pm
NYEBN "Small Is the New Big" Networking Reception
$5.00 in advance/$10.00 @ entry
Broadway Comedy Club, 318 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019
WS13 Viral Marketing Group led by Andrew Ran Wong (Meetup.com)
November 17, 2009 at 6:30pm
Almost Economically Viable with Personal Branding Guru, William Arruda
Price: $10.00 per person
Bongo West Village, 395 West St, New York, NY 10014
NYC BizNet Members led by Ilana (Meetup.com)
November 4, 2009 at 2pm
FREE WEBINAR ON "TWITTER FOR BUSINESS"
Online – register at https://www2.gotomeet...
November 11, 2009 at 6:30pm
NYC SMALL BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEUR NETWORKING RECEPTION
Madame X Lounge, 94 West Houston btwn Thompson & La Guardia Pl, NYC
This is a private home or office. "I'll be helping to check people in"
November 19, 2009 at 8am
2 FREE EMAIL MARKETING CLASSES WITH CONSTANT CONTACT
3 West Club, 3 West 51st St, NYC. This is a private home or office
Rich Dad Education - Launch Your Business
Two meetings a day, November 2-6, 2006
www.launchyourbusinessworkshop.com – Register for NY or NJ
How to raise capital for your business
Which business structure is right for you?
Powerful negotiating techniques
How to pay fewer taxes
Effective leadership styles
How to turn profits into more profits
GW Networking led by Phil Andrews & Georgia Woodbine
November 12, 2009 from 6:30-9:30pm
Admission $20.00 in advance or $25.00 at Door
Dallas BBQ, 27 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023
The New York Small Business Breakfast Club (meetup.com)
October 29, 2009 at 7:30am (generally the 4th Thursday of every month)
$12 plus tip for breakfast
Chelsea Square Restaurant, 368 W 23rd St btwn 8th & 9th Ave, NYC
Savor the Success (www.savorthesuccess.com)
Tuesday, November 10 from 6:30pm to 9:00pm EST
Six Degrees of Separation NYC - TBD
Our popular Six Degrees of Separation events are fun, fresh, and focused events designed for the busy entrepreneur who doesn't have time to waste. Learn from a panel of experts and then connect through our Mastermind break-out groups where you get 7-8 minutes of the group "think-tanking" on YOUR behalf.
Savor the Success Holiday Party
Tuesday, December 8 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm EST NYC - TBD
Rich Dad NYC meetings led by Duane (www.RichDadNYC.com)
3rd Saturday of every month from 1-5pm usually
Monthly real estate investing meetings with education and assessment of deals
NY Junior High School 99, 410 E. 100th St (1st Ave btwn 99 & 100 St), Rm. 211, NYC
3rd Thursday of every month prior to Saturday meeting at 6pm
Cashflow 101 Game Night led by Al D
Sony Building, 550 Madison Ave (55th St), New York, NY 10022
Look for group in Public Atrium Area.hosted by Al D - visit NYC Cashflow for info
The REIA NYC Membership led by Ayeshah Lacey &Teresa Martin
November 7, 2009 – 9am to 5pm
Credit Education, Asset Protection & Networking
Member Price: $49.00 / Non-Members Price: $69.00
New York Marriott Marquis Times Square , 1535 Broadway, NYC
How to find us "I will be in the Gilbert Room with the big smile!!"
November 16, 2009 at 6:30pm
REIA NYC presents Short Sale & Marketing Workshop
Early Bird Price: Member: $69.00 / Non-Members: $99.00
Regular Price: Member: $89.00 / Non-Members: $119.00
TRAINING CENTER , 305 7TH AVE, 11TH FLOOR, NYC
November 19, 2009 at 6:30pm
REIA NYC - Mortgage Financing for Real Estate Investors
Early Bird Price: Member: $69.00 / Non-Members: $99.00
Regular Price: Member: $89.00 / Non-Members: $119.00
TRAINING CENTER , 305 7TH AVE, 11TH FLOOR, NYC
Monster NYC Job Fair (monster.com)
November 6, 2009 from 9am to 3pm
Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway, NYC
Register at monster.com (upload resume on site) or just show up
Sales Partners New York One-day Income Explosion Workshop
November 6, 2009 from 9am to 3pm - $297 except I have secured a special price of $97 and terms with ONEDAY code: Must register by Wed, November 4th at http://onedaytraining.eventbrite.com/
6-hour training on sales and building a team
1-hour one-on-one coaching with Ben & Dano of Sales Partners New York
Bring a colleague or friend with you
Get Little Voice Mastery book by Blair Singer, Rich Dad Advisor & business coach
Learn the # 1 Rule of Entrepreneurship
Know How to Make Millions Using Leverage
Have Complete Command and Understanding of the Marketing & Sales Process
Have A Bullet Proof Process For Identifying Your True Wants & How To Get Them
Learn Why Highest Energy Wins In Any Negotiation
Learn the Hidden Art of Negotiation:
The Ability to Handle Any Objection - Anytime, Anywhere, From Anyone
Have a 90-Day Cash Flow Explosion Plan To Implement Immediately
Receive an Exclusive Offer to Qualify For Our Wealth Warrior Program – the upsell
New York Entrepreneurs Business Network led by Andrew Ran Wong (Meetup.com)
November 4, 2009 from 9:15am to 1pm
Speaker Series 1: Skills You Need to Succeed in Your Business
Event Registration: $10/Person in advance or $20/Person at the door
Barnes & Noble, 3rd Floor, 1972 Broadway Ave, New York, NY 10023
How to find us "Find Us at the Registration Table"
November 12, 2009 at 6pm
NYEBN "Small Is the New Big" Networking Reception
$5.00 in advance/$10.00 @ entry
Broadway Comedy Club, 318 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019
WS13 Viral Marketing Group led by Andrew Ran Wong (Meetup.com)
November 17, 2009 at 6:30pm
Almost Economically Viable with Personal Branding Guru, William Arruda
Price: $10.00 per person
Bongo West Village, 395 West St, New York, NY 10014
NYC BizNet Members led by Ilana (Meetup.com)
November 4, 2009 at 2pm
FREE WEBINAR ON "TWITTER FOR BUSINESS"
Online – register at https://www2.gotomeet...
November 11, 2009 at 6:30pm
NYC SMALL BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEUR NETWORKING RECEPTION
Madame X Lounge, 94 West Houston btwn Thompson & La Guardia Pl, NYC
This is a private home or office. "I'll be helping to check people in"
November 19, 2009 at 8am
2 FREE EMAIL MARKETING CLASSES WITH CONSTANT CONTACT
3 West Club, 3 West 51st St, NYC. This is a private home or office
Rich Dad Education - Launch Your Business
Two meetings a day, November 2-6, 2006
www.launchyourbusinessworkshop.com – Register for NY or NJ
How to raise capital for your business
Which business structure is right for you?
Powerful negotiating techniques
How to pay fewer taxes
Effective leadership styles
How to turn profits into more profits
GW Networking led by Phil Andrews & Georgia Woodbine
November 12, 2009 from 6:30-9:30pm
Admission $20.00 in advance or $25.00 at Door
Dallas BBQ, 27 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023
The New York Small Business Breakfast Club (meetup.com)
October 29, 2009 at 7:30am (generally the 4th Thursday of every month)
$12 plus tip for breakfast
Chelsea Square Restaurant, 368 W 23rd St btwn 8th & 9th Ave, NYC
Savor the Success (www.savorthesuccess.com)
Tuesday, November 10 from 6:30pm to 9:00pm EST
Six Degrees of Separation NYC - TBD
Our popular Six Degrees of Separation events are fun, fresh, and focused events designed for the busy entrepreneur who doesn't have time to waste. Learn from a panel of experts and then connect through our Mastermind break-out groups where you get 7-8 minutes of the group "think-tanking" on YOUR behalf.
Savor the Success Holiday Party
Tuesday, December 8 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm EST NYC - TBD
Rich Dad NYC meetings led by Duane (www.RichDadNYC.com)
3rd Saturday of every month from 1-5pm usually
Monthly real estate investing meetings with education and assessment of deals
NY Junior High School 99, 410 E. 100th St (1st Ave btwn 99 & 100 St), Rm. 211, NYC
3rd Thursday of every month prior to Saturday meeting at 6pm
Cashflow 101 Game Night led by Al D
Sony Building, 550 Madison Ave (55th St), New York, NY 10022
Look for group in Public Atrium Area.hosted by Al D - visit NYC Cashflow for info
The REIA NYC Membership led by Ayeshah Lacey &Teresa Martin
November 7, 2009 – 9am to 5pm
Credit Education, Asset Protection & Networking
Member Price: $49.00 / Non-Members Price: $69.00
New York Marriott Marquis Times Square , 1535 Broadway, NYC
How to find us "I will be in the Gilbert Room with the big smile!!"
November 16, 2009 at 6:30pm
REIA NYC presents Short Sale & Marketing Workshop
Early Bird Price: Member: $69.00 / Non-Members: $99.00
Regular Price: Member: $89.00 / Non-Members: $119.00
TRAINING CENTER , 305 7TH AVE, 11TH FLOOR, NYC
November 19, 2009 at 6:30pm
REIA NYC - Mortgage Financing for Real Estate Investors
Early Bird Price: Member: $69.00 / Non-Members: $99.00
Regular Price: Member: $89.00 / Non-Members: $119.00
TRAINING CENTER , 305 7TH AVE, 11TH FLOOR, NYC
Friday, October 23, 2009
The Unemployment Sinkhole and the Way Out
Unemployment rates by state for September 2009 from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Geographic Profile of Employment and Unemployment, highest to lowest, and population projections for 2010 from the U.S. Census Bureau, "Table A1:Interim Projections of the Total Population for the United States and States: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2030; published April 21, 2005.
Michigan - 15.3% - 10,429,000
Nevada - 13.3% - 2,691,000
Rhode Island - 13.0% - 1,117,000
California - 12.2% - 38,067,000
South Carolina - 11.6% - 4,447,000
Oregon - 11.5% - 3,791,000
District of Columbia - 11.4% - 530,000
Florida - 11.0% - 19,252,000
Kentucky - 10.9% - 4,265,000
North Carolina - 10.8% - 9,346,000
Alabama - 10.7% - 4,596,000
Illinois - 10.5% - 12,917,000
Tennessee - 10.5% - 6,231,000
Georgia - 10.1% - 9,589,000
Ohio - 10.1% - 11,576,000
Indiana - 10.0% - 6,392,000
New Jersey - 9.8% - 9,018,000
Missouri - 9.5% - 5,922,000
Massachusetts - 9.3% - 6,649,000
Washington - 9.3% - 6,542,000
Mississippi - 9.2% - 2,971,000
Arizona - 9.1% - 6,637,000
Idaho - 8.9% - 1,517,000
New York - 8.9% - 19,444,000
West Virginia - 8.9% - 1,829,000
Pennsylvania - 8.8% - 12,584,000
Maine - 8.5% - 1,357,000
Alaska - 8.4% - 694,000
Connecticut - 8.4% - 3,577,000
Delaware - 8.3% - 884,000
Wisconsin - 8.3% - 5,727,000
Texas - 8.2% - 24,649,000
New Mexico - 7.7% - 1,980,000
Louisiana - 7.4% - 4,613,000
Minnesota - 7.3% - 5,421,000
Hawaii - 7.2% - 1,341,000
Maryland - 7.2% - 5,905,000
New Hampshire - 7.2% - 1,386,000
Arkansas - 7.1% - 2,875,000
Colorado - 7.0% - 4,832,000
Kansas - 6.9% - 2,805,000
Wyoming - 6.8% - 520,000
Iowa - 6.7% - 3,010,000
Montana - 6.7% - 969,000
Oklahoma - 6.7% - 3,592,000
Virginia - 6.7% - 8,010,000
Vermont - 6.6% - 653,000
Utah - 6.2% - 2,595,000
Nebraska - 4.9% - 1,769,000
South Dakota - 4.8% - 786,000
North Dakota - 4.2% - 637,000
This blog from Atlanta Fed (http://macroblog.typepad.com/macroblog/) discusses some of the economic research and data involved which include permanent loss of jobs, giving existing employees more hours or hiring freelancers, no longer filing because they have run out of unemployment and tightening of lending from the banks which has put many small businesses out of business.
I myself have been out of work and drawing unemployment, off and on for seven months in 2009, and it has just run out so I have personal experience of this phenomenon. In the course of this time, I have fallen behind on bills, caught up when I got work, only to fall behind again when the work disappeared. I have lost my health insurance with Freelancers Union and cannot find enough work to requalify for eligibility for the group rate. I have become very familiar with payment plans. I am attempting to work with the bank that has placed two investment properties on preforeclosure status and that's a whole other horrific story for another moment. I have felt discouraged, ashamed, fearful and depressed. Looking at the numbers, I know I am not alone - that there are many others in similar situations.
My feeling is that, first of all, the unemployment numbers are much higher than portrayed and secondly, the biggest deterrent to the recovery of this economy is low morale and loss of self-esteem - in short, just giving up. I hear people complaining that Obama has not delivered on his promises but the problems are much bigger than any one man, even such an extraordinary one, can solve alone. In my opinion, this crisis provides an opportunity for people to step up and become self-reliant and financially independent. It is a time for us to build businesses, big and small, and pursue passions to make money for ourselves, to stand up individually and together, and be counted on to help solve the problems we face as a nation and a world. Together and united, our range of influence is vast.
Margaret Mead, the famous anthrolopogist said, "A small group of thoughtful people could change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
Michigan - 15.3% - 10,429,000
Nevada - 13.3% - 2,691,000
Rhode Island - 13.0% - 1,117,000
California - 12.2% - 38,067,000
South Carolina - 11.6% - 4,447,000
Oregon - 11.5% - 3,791,000
District of Columbia - 11.4% - 530,000
Florida - 11.0% - 19,252,000
Kentucky - 10.9% - 4,265,000
North Carolina - 10.8% - 9,346,000
Alabama - 10.7% - 4,596,000
Illinois - 10.5% - 12,917,000
Tennessee - 10.5% - 6,231,000
Georgia - 10.1% - 9,589,000
Ohio - 10.1% - 11,576,000
Indiana - 10.0% - 6,392,000
New Jersey - 9.8% - 9,018,000
Missouri - 9.5% - 5,922,000
Massachusetts - 9.3% - 6,649,000
Washington - 9.3% - 6,542,000
Mississippi - 9.2% - 2,971,000
Arizona - 9.1% - 6,637,000
Idaho - 8.9% - 1,517,000
New York - 8.9% - 19,444,000
West Virginia - 8.9% - 1,829,000
Pennsylvania - 8.8% - 12,584,000
Maine - 8.5% - 1,357,000
Alaska - 8.4% - 694,000
Connecticut - 8.4% - 3,577,000
Delaware - 8.3% - 884,000
Wisconsin - 8.3% - 5,727,000
Texas - 8.2% - 24,649,000
New Mexico - 7.7% - 1,980,000
Louisiana - 7.4% - 4,613,000
Minnesota - 7.3% - 5,421,000
Hawaii - 7.2% - 1,341,000
Maryland - 7.2% - 5,905,000
New Hampshire - 7.2% - 1,386,000
Arkansas - 7.1% - 2,875,000
Colorado - 7.0% - 4,832,000
Kansas - 6.9% - 2,805,000
Wyoming - 6.8% - 520,000
Iowa - 6.7% - 3,010,000
Montana - 6.7% - 969,000
Oklahoma - 6.7% - 3,592,000
Virginia - 6.7% - 8,010,000
Vermont - 6.6% - 653,000
Utah - 6.2% - 2,595,000
Nebraska - 4.9% - 1,769,000
South Dakota - 4.8% - 786,000
North Dakota - 4.2% - 637,000
This blog from Atlanta Fed (http://macroblog.typepad.com/macroblog/) discusses some of the economic research and data involved which include permanent loss of jobs, giving existing employees more hours or hiring freelancers, no longer filing because they have run out of unemployment and tightening of lending from the banks which has put many small businesses out of business.
I myself have been out of work and drawing unemployment, off and on for seven months in 2009, and it has just run out so I have personal experience of this phenomenon. In the course of this time, I have fallen behind on bills, caught up when I got work, only to fall behind again when the work disappeared. I have lost my health insurance with Freelancers Union and cannot find enough work to requalify for eligibility for the group rate. I have become very familiar with payment plans. I am attempting to work with the bank that has placed two investment properties on preforeclosure status and that's a whole other horrific story for another moment. I have felt discouraged, ashamed, fearful and depressed. Looking at the numbers, I know I am not alone - that there are many others in similar situations.
My feeling is that, first of all, the unemployment numbers are much higher than portrayed and secondly, the biggest deterrent to the recovery of this economy is low morale and loss of self-esteem - in short, just giving up. I hear people complaining that Obama has not delivered on his promises but the problems are much bigger than any one man, even such an extraordinary one, can solve alone. In my opinion, this crisis provides an opportunity for people to step up and become self-reliant and financially independent. It is a time for us to build businesses, big and small, and pursue passions to make money for ourselves, to stand up individually and together, and be counted on to help solve the problems we face as a nation and a world. Together and united, our range of influence is vast.
Margaret Mead, the famous anthrolopogist said, "A small group of thoughtful people could change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
Monday, September 21, 2009
How to Evaluate Your Network Marketing Company (Before You Join)
When you join a network marketing company, consider your purpose FIRST.
Will this network marketing opportunity be your part-time or your full-time business?
How much time and money are you willing to spend building your business and for how long?
What return on your investment (amount of money you expect to make) do you need for it to be worthwhile starting?
COMPANY
Does the company have a track record or is it a new launch?
If the company is an established company, it will have more credibility and provide a higher comfort level for your downline but, unless the company changes the comp plan or adds a new line of products to create new excitement about participating, growth will be much slower if you join later. Historically, early movers make the most. However, if a stable company innovates, its progress can be unstoppable because all the systems are already in place and functioning well and credibility is unquestionable.
If the company is a launch, its success and longevity is untested. It may or may not be around in a year, depending on whether the timing is right for the product or service, whether the idea and comp plan are sexy enough to excite interest, whether the company has enough capital to survive growing pains, and whether big network marketing players choose to jump in. That said, EVERY company begins with an idea and being positioned at the top in a successful launch company can be worth millions.
TEAM
Are your upline sponsor and team exceptional leaders?
Your odds of building a successful team of your own improve if they are. In addition to company marketing support (replicated Web site, teleconference calls, Webinars), a great upline can add supplemental calls, Webinars and local meetings). Network marketing stars can also identify the great opportunities more easily than the average person because of their previous experiences. Follow their lead.
Do you like and trust them as your partners in your business?
Determine what values and qualities you need in your partnership for it to work. Code of honor, trust, integrity, teamwork are a good start.
Have they made significant money in network marketing in the past?
If you want to make an extra $1,000, $5,000 or $10,000 a month extra in your business, you need to hang out with upline leaders who have done over $10,000 a month already in a previous network marketing business and can show you how. If you want to make millions, learn from millionaires and do what they do.
PRODUCT
Do you love and use the product or service?
If you are excited about a product or service from your own experiences, that energy is infectious to other people. You will be able to tell others how it helped you and how it could benefit them too. If your offer fits what they are looking for, they will follow you. If, on the other hand, you have no interest in the product, such as someone who doesn't wear makeup becoming an Avon distributor, why would anyone else?
Are you becoming a representative to build a part-time or full-time business with this particular company?
Manage your expectations of money earned and time spent. Network marketing is a people empowerment business at its best. Track your results ongoingly to see how you are doing on your written goals. Be aware nothing happens in a minute except failing. EVERYTHING has a learning curve and, probably, some discomfort to get past what you already know. Start climbing and give yourself a time frame when you will reassess your progress.
Are you becoming a representative to get discounts and to refer friends to the product or service?
Do not expect to make a lot of money if your purpose is primarily to get products or services you love more economically. Remember your own intentions. As a representative, you can choose to apply the effort to build a business as well later, if you like.
COMPENSATION PLAN
How much do you want to make with your business?
Set your financial goals at the beginning and make periodic assessments of your actions taken and results. If you don't define where you are going, you will have a hard time getting there.
What is the compensation plan and does its structure align with your goals?
Understand the compensation plan. There are lots and lots of possibilities (binary, matrix, straight line, profit-sharing, etc.). How do you make money on the front-end and on the back-end? Do you need to make money immediately, later or both? What do you need to do to be paid? Be sure you understand what results you need to accomplish to get to the money. Have someone in your upline explain the pay plan for the opportunity clearly.
PRICE
Is the price right for the value of the offer?
Value is inherently very subjective. To enroll a greater number of people, often the price is lower but the level of engagement in working the business may be less serious. At a higher price, perceived value also goes up. It also varies according to where you are (country, city, suburbs, economic background, neighborhood, ethnic diversity). The only important question is, "Will you pay that price?"
TIMING
Is the timing for the offer NOW?
Look around curiously. What do you observe happening in your town, city, state, country or world? If unemployment is high, income generation opportunities (good, bad & indifferent) will thrive. What problems does the network marketing company that you are evaluating address? For example, a number of network marketing companies have vitamins and supplements intended to address the diminishing nutritional value of the food we grow. What trends do you see in action and what trends can you speculate are coming? Getting ahead of the curve very slightly but not so far ahead that nobody else can see what you do is how to make a LOT of money.
EVALUATE your opportunity and TAKE ACTION - in or out!
Will this network marketing opportunity be your part-time or your full-time business?
How much time and money are you willing to spend building your business and for how long?
What return on your investment (amount of money you expect to make) do you need for it to be worthwhile starting?
COMPANY
Does the company have a track record or is it a new launch?
If the company is an established company, it will have more credibility and provide a higher comfort level for your downline but, unless the company changes the comp plan or adds a new line of products to create new excitement about participating, growth will be much slower if you join later. Historically, early movers make the most. However, if a stable company innovates, its progress can be unstoppable because all the systems are already in place and functioning well and credibility is unquestionable.
If the company is a launch, its success and longevity is untested. It may or may not be around in a year, depending on whether the timing is right for the product or service, whether the idea and comp plan are sexy enough to excite interest, whether the company has enough capital to survive growing pains, and whether big network marketing players choose to jump in. That said, EVERY company begins with an idea and being positioned at the top in a successful launch company can be worth millions.
TEAM
Are your upline sponsor and team exceptional leaders?
Your odds of building a successful team of your own improve if they are. In addition to company marketing support (replicated Web site, teleconference calls, Webinars), a great upline can add supplemental calls, Webinars and local meetings). Network marketing stars can also identify the great opportunities more easily than the average person because of their previous experiences. Follow their lead.
Do you like and trust them as your partners in your business?
Determine what values and qualities you need in your partnership for it to work. Code of honor, trust, integrity, teamwork are a good start.
Have they made significant money in network marketing in the past?
If you want to make an extra $1,000, $5,000 or $10,000 a month extra in your business, you need to hang out with upline leaders who have done over $10,000 a month already in a previous network marketing business and can show you how. If you want to make millions, learn from millionaires and do what they do.
PRODUCT
Do you love and use the product or service?
If you are excited about a product or service from your own experiences, that energy is infectious to other people. You will be able to tell others how it helped you and how it could benefit them too. If your offer fits what they are looking for, they will follow you. If, on the other hand, you have no interest in the product, such as someone who doesn't wear makeup becoming an Avon distributor, why would anyone else?
Are you becoming a representative to build a part-time or full-time business with this particular company?
Manage your expectations of money earned and time spent. Network marketing is a people empowerment business at its best. Track your results ongoingly to see how you are doing on your written goals. Be aware nothing happens in a minute except failing. EVERYTHING has a learning curve and, probably, some discomfort to get past what you already know. Start climbing and give yourself a time frame when you will reassess your progress.
Are you becoming a representative to get discounts and to refer friends to the product or service?
Do not expect to make a lot of money if your purpose is primarily to get products or services you love more economically. Remember your own intentions. As a representative, you can choose to apply the effort to build a business as well later, if you like.
COMPENSATION PLAN
How much do you want to make with your business?
Set your financial goals at the beginning and make periodic assessments of your actions taken and results. If you don't define where you are going, you will have a hard time getting there.
What is the compensation plan and does its structure align with your goals?
Understand the compensation plan. There are lots and lots of possibilities (binary, matrix, straight line, profit-sharing, etc.). How do you make money on the front-end and on the back-end? Do you need to make money immediately, later or both? What do you need to do to be paid? Be sure you understand what results you need to accomplish to get to the money. Have someone in your upline explain the pay plan for the opportunity clearly.
PRICE
Is the price right for the value of the offer?
Value is inherently very subjective. To enroll a greater number of people, often the price is lower but the level of engagement in working the business may be less serious. At a higher price, perceived value also goes up. It also varies according to where you are (country, city, suburbs, economic background, neighborhood, ethnic diversity). The only important question is, "Will you pay that price?"
TIMING
Is the timing for the offer NOW?
Look around curiously. What do you observe happening in your town, city, state, country or world? If unemployment is high, income generation opportunities (good, bad & indifferent) will thrive. What problems does the network marketing company that you are evaluating address? For example, a number of network marketing companies have vitamins and supplements intended to address the diminishing nutritional value of the food we grow. What trends do you see in action and what trends can you speculate are coming? Getting ahead of the curve very slightly but not so far ahead that nobody else can see what you do is how to make a LOT of money.
EVALUATE your opportunity and TAKE ACTION - in or out!
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