Stay tuned for more.

Hehe and by the way, Scott chimed in:

If you haven’t checked out this important motivation post, you better do it because I guarantee it will help change your life.

Well, I’m thinking to move to either one from GetResponse. The cool thing about both Mail Chimp and iContact is that they do not require your email addresses that you import to opt in again. I still love and will use Aweber as usual for its simplicity but I am a little concerned about their delivery rate. To me, I prefer simplicity over bloated features and GetResponse has been adding too much to their plate. I’m just looking for a secondary autoresponder for another list that I have.

If you’re on a budget and price is a matter then Mail Chimp is the way to go. They are free to use with your first 500 people. Good stuff!

Have a good weekend and you’ll here from me soon!

Check it out here

Technically, it is not free. But I’m going to put it here for a few days and see if anyone wants to take advantage of it. Will remove it shortly.

Yes, the headline is clear…is this a question that you’ve asked yourself before?

I’ve asked this question so many times when I first started out online..

I found this article that will help you:

Are you progressing in life, or are you just treading water?  This is a brief article intended to motivate you beyond stagnation into purposeful action, once and for all.  These are the steps I use to get things done.

Almost everyday I go to the gym, and almost everyday I see people in the gym who are unfortunately making very little progress.  Although these individuals frequent the gym quite regularly, they are experiencing very little change in their bodies.  This is quite the misfortune.

Today I want to discuss this phenomenon and explain the steps that cause some people to progress, while others stagnate.

You Must Grow

The reality is, if you’re not going forward, you are going backwards.  I think it’s interesting that one of the definitions of stagnate, is to decline.

We know that if living things are not growing and developing, they are dying, and who wants to die before their time?

In order to move from “stuck” into “rapid progress” the following 3 steps are requisite:

Step 1: Decide How Your End Result Will Look and Commit to Achieve It

You have to see your end result clearly.  It is just as difficult to get to a place you can’t see, as it is to come back from a place you’ve never been.  When I ran track as a child, they told us to never look to the left or to the right, but always stay focused on the finish line.  You must see the port in the harbor to which you are headed.

Additionally, you must commit to the vision of what you want to achieve.  You must draw a line in the sand and confess that you’re sick and tired of being sick and tired, before you will be able to go forward.  Nothing really happens until you get angry; nothing happens until you are tired of the pain.

Step 2: Simplify Your Life

When the lion tamer goes into the lion cage, he brings a pistol, a whip and a chair.  The chair is said to be the most efficient at controlling the beast.  Why is this?

When the bottom of the chair is pointed in the direction of the lion, the lion becomes unsure as to which leg to focus on, and begins to stagnate.

Don’t be like the lion with so many things to focus on that you can never make any progress.  Determine the critical steps needed for your success, and create the habit of performing only those steps everyday.  You must have laser focus; you can’t stroll to a goal.

Step 3: Act Now

Last, but never least, is to get into action today, because tomorrow never comes.  When you get into what you are calling tomorrow, you will rename it today.  Decide what your end result will be today, determine the critical steps needed to achieve it, and start performing those activities right now.

All of the self development material in the world is worthless, if we never act on it.  We’ve talked about progress long enough; it’s now time to apply what we know, so we may grow.

From: http://www.pickthebrain.com

To learn from the best of the best and going to offline seminars, it is definitely a must go.

Just a short one… and I must admit Ryan Deiss’s and Perry Belcher’s “Dirt Cheap Traffic” videos is really good. I’m pretty excited to test some stuff out and when I do, I’ll definitely keep you updated.

In the meantime, I think I’ll go to the treadmill tomorrow and get some calories burning!

Take care..