I am please to announce my latest project, the World Wide Tennis Association is live. You may join for free today if you are a tennis player. Sometimes things go along just like you planned them, and other times you stumble into an opportunity that is just too good. From a few years ago where
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I do not do a lot of product reviews, but this one is interesting. First, I have been hearing about how great Wunderlist is from many people I respect. However, I was using Asana and loving it. So using another to-do list system did not make sense. Plus, I’d tried Wunderlist and found it lacking
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You and I are competitive by nature. Sure, it is fun to relax. But it also feels great to compete and win. Competition is necessary to being successful – it is a big part of the fuel that will get you where you want to go. If You Do Not Have Massive Competition, You Are In the
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You might find something odd about this site. We use RE- incorrectly, but there is a good RE-ason. When I think about where we stand and who we want to help, it is the people that have tried once or twice but not really gotten to the level they want to. Maybe it is you.
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I was recently watching a video on the Whatever It Takes Network (Not for everyone, Grant Cardone is a bit of a loud mouth, which I am sure he would agree is true) and I watched an interview with Hal Elrod, author of The Miracle Morning. The book seems interesting. It is really about Re-Inventing your
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The Holiday Season is no time to slack off. Sure, you are going to have some down time if you want it or not. But that down time can at least be partially used to do an audit of your online presence and make some improvements. What am I doing during the Thanksgiving week?
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I appreciate the importance of Google in the grand scheme of Marketing. He who controls the Spice, controls the Internet. (Actually, that might be Cisco.) Anyway, for years we focused heavily on keyword phrases and back links, and a lot of that stuff still works to varying degrees, but the real problem is that it
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