FREE MARKETING: Niche & Social Media

Want to build free advertising?

1) Sit down and create a list of 10 topics that interest you. Ex) sports, dancing, hiking etc.

2) Google all the topics and find 5 forums or groups per topic where you can be a member and become an "expert" in the area of showing others how to make money.

3) Use http://www.craigslist.org/ to post free ads to entrepreneurs

4) Social Media:
Join: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, My CEO, Zoom Info, You Tube, Dig, Delicious, Stumbled- Upon.
Create: a profile for your area of expertise. Form and join groups of similar interest and become an "expert" where you answer people's questions and assist them in becoming successful entrepreneurs.

Use your profiles in the above websites to leverage your Search Engine standings by using these sites! Thats right your name and website will rise to the top of Google, MSN, and Yahoo by being active on these popular sites!

5) Yahoo Answers; lots of people are asking where they can go to make money, answer there requests!

It is that simple. With a little time investment you can generate leads for free!

Getting Out Of Your Own Way!

Ever wonder how your life would look if you worked with yourself instead of against? What if you could eliminate the fear that keeps your foot on the brake of your life? The possibilities are endless right?

I wanted to share with you a very specific way to look at your fears, in order to see them as the illusory vapors they truly are. Instead of avoiding negative thoughts, face them head on and a miracle occurs, fears dissolve, and you move forward with power.

This practice is called "The Work" from Byron Katie www.TheWork.com and http://www.byronkatie.com/ . I think you will see why I find this practice to be truly profound.
"The Truth Shall Set You Free"

-Rachel Fielding

Looking for a Good Coach?

Bob Davies is a very interesting being. He is a master coach of life. I invite you to visit his website http://www.bobdavies.com/ and ask to be on his mailing list. He offers bi-monthly coaching calls free to us, since we have chosen for him to speak at one of our conferences. He is an excellent resource.

One of his major messages is accountability. Writing a behavioral contract each week with a consequence that is uncomfortable/painful. Example: Bob made a contract with himself that if he didn't get up and exercise for a certain amount of time, for a set number of days, he would have to email his database telling everyone he cannot be trusted and he does not do what he says. Ouch!

Here is an example of a behavioral contract: (cut & paste)

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I,_______________________ give my word that I specifically commit to:
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By (date):____________________________
The enforceable consequence I will honor if I don't complete the above is:__________________________________________________

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Be sure to start off with bite size commitments to build confidence. Pushing your comfort zone too early can lead to sabotage, be easy and gentle with yourself.

Because you are part of a team you can choose to have an accountability partner, either one you choose or contact your advisor to match you up with someone you may not have met yet. You can IM (instant message) each other as often as you choose to stay on track. I encourage you to make this a part of your regular routine and watch the results blossom!