Life Of E's

A question that came in from a Life of E’s member: I will be purchasing many books this coming year.  I have already bought a number of books from Amazon.com.  I have seen different offers from them where you pay a yearly fee and then get free shipping (for example). I’ve seen other promotions from [...]

Tags: amazon, amazon prime program, amazon.com, book orders, ordering books, prime, shipping

Earlier this year when I taught a teleseminar/webinar series on “Teaching & Reaching/Learning & Earning with Cool Tools” (and another on using KickStartCart, the shopping cart system that I use), we talked about using the Broadcast and AutoResponder functions in a shopping cart. One of the frustrations I’ve had is that when something is sent in Plain [...]

Tags: format, formatit.com, formatting

All Life of E’s members got an email yesterday announcing this new item (which they then were able to download for free).  For everyone else, it’s a bargain, too at only $4.95 for an immediately downloadable resource.  Just go to http://www.meggin.com/50PlusWritingPrompts.php where you can learn more about it. It is not intended for teachers of young [...]

Tags: prompts, writing, writing activities, writing prompts, writing resource

Excellent Resource from Billy Simms (and I plan to contact her, based on Billy’s recommendation) Billy says: Here is some pricing info. from an email she sent me.    Here is the pricing for the Black on Silver duplicated bulk CDs with the cost to add tracks to your CD:   50 Qty: $1.39 each = [...]

Tags: Billy Simms, CD, CD copies, CD duplication, CD's, Morgan Clayton

Opportunity in the Los Angeles area: Many of you know I’ve learned so much from Tom Antion over the years and pretty much buy all of his programs, although I’ve never attended a ‘live’ event he has done.  If you’re interested in learning about Internet Marketing, Professional Speaking, and Tom’s take on success (which matches [...]

Tags: internet, internet marketing, Marketing, Tom Antion

Suggestion: An article in the paper the other day, quoting Tim Ferriss (the one who wrote the 4-Hour Work Week that members of MEMc received last fall, I believe) suggested two sites that I had not heard of yet, but may very well be learning more about, as another resource to have on hand: www.AskSunday.com www.GetFriday.com [...]

Tags: Tim Ferriss, virtual assistant, wing-people

Suggestion: I subscribe to John Kinde’s ezine which is really full of great ideas for using humor effectively in speaking.  He’s a fellow Las Vegan and improv-er.  I thought some of you might like to check out his articles.  I like (and use) them a lot. www.HumorPower.com. Submitted by Linda Evans | 4/5/08 Comment: THANKS [...]

Tags: humor, John Kinde, Linda Evans

Question: My computer recently crashed.  I had backed-up most of my writing files prior to the computer crashing.  However, I have no way of currently backing up my hard drive.  I know someone who is recommending Carbonite.  This is an on-line service that continually backs up all of the information on your computer.  It costs [...]

Tags: backing up, Carbonite, crash, gmail, hard drive, Norton Ghost

Suggestion: After a discussion on a Tier 2 call the other day, I have been looking into more info on using music (either on a recording of your content or as an intro to a workshop you’re doing).  A teleseminar that I have been re-listening to this morning is one from SpeakerNetNews where Rebecca Morgan [...]

Tags: Al McCree, Bob Richardson, Rebecca Morgan, royalty free music

Check out: http://bubbl.us which is free mindmapping/brainstorming/flowcharting application that is accessible through the website.  I tried it this morning and it was fun (and free).  The other part I like is that it’s web-based so you could save what you’d created and access it from another computer. So, just a suggestion for those of you [...]

Tags: brainstorm, brainstorming, bubbl.us, mapping, mind map, MindMapping