The idea, of course, is that when we are trying to decide what to do and what not to do (something most of us fret over an inordinate amount of time), then this can be our measure.  When you are examining an invitation, an opportunity, a project, what is your gut response?  Hell, yes!  Well then go for it.  If it’s not a ‘Hell, yes’ response, then just walk away.

What would change today if you did that?  Let’s see what everyone says.  Just comment below. 

Most of you know how I have learned from Ali Brown for the last several years (and I recently joined her $3000/year Marketing Mastery Program, so I continue to invest in her knowledge).

She has just released the recording of her Online Success Blueprint workshop that was held in November 2007.  I bought last year’s recording (from November 2006), and might even buy this year’s, too–but I still haven’t implemented everything from last year!  HA!

Anyway, if you want to know more, you can learn more about the 2008 Version of her “Online Success Blueprint-in-a-BOX” by clicking on the link. 

She guarantees everything she offers, so you have up to a year to return it if you don’t feel like you got your money’s worth. 

Just FYI.

Posted by Meggin | 1/28/08

I was listening to a teleseminar the other day with Melanie Benson Strick and she made a statement that I wanted to share with all of you.  When she was starting out, she would say, “I run a mulitimillion dollar business.  My bank account just hasn’t caught up yet.”

Then, I was listening to one by Ali Brown and she was talking about getting yourself set up to run a million dollar business…and she would ask herself (at the beginning and now), “Am I doing the things that a million-dollar business owner would do?” 

Keep these in mind…especially the second one.  It will allow you to add some things to what you do and delete some things…

Posted by Meggin | 1/28/08