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Are You Recession Proof? How to Survive & Thrive in Uncertain Economic Times
- By Lou Harty
- Published 01/28/2009
- Credit Crisis
- Unrated
Unfortunately many Australians will lose their jobs in 2009 as the Global Credit Crisis continues. So far Australians have been shielded from the deepening deterioration of the US and worlds economies as they slip into recession.
However now leading economists expect 300,000 Australians will lose their jobs in 2009 and unemployment rate will go from 4.4% to as high as 8 to 9% by 2010.
However, in 2009 it likely Australians will begin to feel the full effects of the world recession as many lose their jobs and the jobs boom of recent years is now over. New job advertisements have just hit their lowest since 1974.
This will impact hard on many people especially generation X and Y who have never been in a working career through a recession before and only know of boom times where jobs and money and easy credit were plentiful.
Most people only have one form of income being their job, so technically most Australians are only weeks away from bankruptcy if they lost their jobs.
Very few invest into their financial education to build a second or third income-stream well before they lose their jobs, so if their made redundant it doesn't affect their lifestyle.
Do you already have a second or third income in place?
If not when would now be a good time to develop a financial education and build a second or third income from many strategies such as share renting, selling insurance on the share market, E-minis or internet online incomes or incomes from real estate.
Jamie McIntyre, bestselling book "What I Didn't Learn At School But Wish I Had” which is available on DVD or eBook, learnt 15 years ago from his earliest millionaire mentor that to be truly financially successful you need numerous forms of income.
And Jamie from that day onwards began to build up a second and third form of income and to this day has build over 15 forms of passive income that diversifies his income against a recession and provides a lot more security verses many of his friends at the time who didn't commit to a financial education and develop multiple forms of income.
If you don't yet have a second or third income when would you like to get one?
Jamie reveals all his strategies for developing multiple incomes to diversify yourself to become recession proof in his Homestudy program and live seminars.
So if it's not for you then you have a zero risk education.
Can you afford to continue in a world recession that's only going to worsen before improving, with many leading economists predicting America could end up in a severe recession or even a depression with only your job as a sole income and expect to be able to sleep peacefully at night?
Don't become a recession statistic and get left with only one income, in the form of a job which if it is lost, spells bankruptcy for many or certainly a significantly reduced quality lifestyle. Avoid the stress, pain and heartache, and start educating yourself so that you can make better decisions about your financial future, rather than have it dictated by economic conditions.
Start developing a second and third income now so you can become recession proof and ride out the world recession and global credit crisis in safety and not only survive but thrive in the global credit crisis.
Do I need capital to develop a second income?
In some cases no, in others yes.
There are many strategies that require zero capital and others that require some capital, however you'll learn how to access capital for things such as share renting or selling insurance.
How do I get started in becoming recession proof?
Getting financially educated is your first step and make yourself recession proof. Simply order your copy of the DVD & Ebook “How To Survive & Thrive in a Credit Crisis.
But what if you don't take action now and develop your second and third income and you get the tap on the shoulder in 2009 saying, "sorry but you've been made redundant", like the 14,000 Rio Tinto employees or 1000 Macquarie employees recently and many others. Many lost their jobs by just a tap on the shoulder and were given minutes to pack their belongings and then were escorted from the building.
This is just the beginning...
In 2009 more Australians will lose their jobs then imagined and most are not prepared in the slightest. Most Australians have no idea just how severe the global downturn will be and for how long.
Don't be a victim of the world recession but be prepared for opportunity so you and your family can not only survive but thrive in the challenging times ahead.
Order now, as best it's to establish these additional incomes whilst you still have a job so that it won’t matter in the future if your job disappears.
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Stockmarket Crash 2008 & How to Make Money From It.
How To Profit From A Share Market Crash
Million Dollar Business
- By Lou Harty
- Published 09/30/2007
- Cool Stuff
- Unrated
Recently I attended a Chris Howard Seminar in Melbourne on Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). It was amazing to say the least. For Free Tickets to Chris Howard and NLP you can Click the link below. Getting back to business - At the end of the Seminar I unexpectedly came across a "Million Dollar" note. It was beautiful. Firstly, I had never seen such a note and secondly I thought it was a fantastic idea as a promotional tool. The note had total "WOW" factor. It was gorgeous to look at, to feel and to own. As soon as I got home I went online and looked for the company that made them and wanted my business details printed on the note. No longer did I want to market using standard boring business cards. I wanted the Million Dollar note as my business card.
Since then the company now prints the notes with your details on them and you can even have you face on the note. This is an ingenius marketing tool. The possibilities are endless for its use.
So if you would like to order you own 'stack' of million dollar notes and start making a million dollars. Get your stack today.
I know that these notes will invoke the same feelings of abundance in you as the did in me - even if they aren't the real thing! Enjoy
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- By Lou Harty
- Published 04/15/2007
- Stock Market
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The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
- By Lou Harty
- Published 01/26/2009
- The Secret
- Unrated
The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
Most people who think about wealthy individuals, for the most part feel envious. Thoughts of shady deals flit through the mind and in truth do much harm. You see if you ever hope to attain the status of millionaire, you have to realize the millionaire mind is different.
Men and women who rise to the top and stay there have a different thought process than everyone else. Instead of envying their wealth it is time we embrace the thinking that has gotten them where they are today.
How do they think differently?
There are many ways that the millionaire mind is different from the average persons. It is through this thought process that true greatness is achieved. For starters, quitting or complete failures are simply not options they entertain. Ask any millionaire what they would do should they go bankrupt, most will tell you it does not matter because they will be right back on top in no time at all. In fact, most if not, all millionaires have filed bankruptcy at least once in their adult lives.
When the average person goes bankrupt it looks and feels like the end of the world. This comes from another common thought process of the millionaire mind, thinking big. Recently well known developer and definite millionaire, Donald Trump wrote a book about this very thing.
The wealthy think big, bigger even than their own finances. On the flip side, poor people think very small and see their problems as insurmountable or success as something to difficult to achieve. Wealthy people are committed to success, they do not just dream about it.
Doing what they love, doing it well and achieving great things are all a part of their everyday thoughts. These are just a few of the hundreds possibly thousands of thoughts and processes of the millionaire mind. However, thoughts are the beginning of prosperity and success. These thoughts are useless without action based on that thought. Knowledge is not power, it is potential power. To unlock that power you must take the knowledge or thoughts and do something useful.
What Millionaires Do Differently?
With the secrets in their mind millionaires do extraordinary things. They have realized the second half of the equation and are constantly busy. One of the things that millionaires do that you may find surprising is give, it is estimated that nearly every millionaire gives at least ten percent of their earnings to charity. This habit may be called many things, tithe, tax deduction, or something else but it is born from the thought that there is enough to go around and that by giving, they will receive.
They also operate from a principle that says they are worthy to receive. Millionaires are not afraid to promote themselves, their product, or service. In other words, they know their value and are not afraid to ask for it. Other people look at sales and promotion in a negative way.
Finally, millionaires are experts at managing their money well. If they do not have an innate knack for it, they will hire someone who does. This comes from knowing that they can make their money work for them and having a focused eye on their net worth. Millionaire minds leave little to chance when it comes to their financial well-being. Conclusion
The actions of a millionaire mind are too numerous to list here, but you get the general idea. If you are having problems with finances or wealth building check your thought processes, chances are good something is amiss. Get your thoughts in line and then take action.
I hope you enjoyed this article. I would like to you offer a FREE Ebook & DVD written by Jamie McIntyre Self-Made Millionaire “What I Didn’t Learn At School But Wish I Had” This normally retails for $34.95, but for a limited time the DVD and Ebook are FREE for readers of this article. Click this link http://www.Luxury4Life.com
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Global Financial Crisis – Not Much Fun For Australians
- By Lou Harty
- Published 01/28/2009
- Credit Crisis
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Jennifer Hewett, National affairs correspondent | January 24, 2009 Article from: The Australian
ENJOY YOUR AUSTRALA DAY.....
The rest of the year is not going to be much fun. Think jobs evaporating, businesses closing, share dividends disappearing, superannuation shrinking, housing prices falling, the market plumbing the depths again. China, so recently our reliable economic driver, is now reversing us back down the hill at full tilt.
No wonder Kevin Rudd has been preparing the national psyche for its big day with a series of increasingly sombre speeches around the country.
He is now warning that 2009 "will test the very fabric of who we are as a people and as a nation".
What was that about needing a beer? The country is coming out of the haze of January torpor to be jolted by the equivalent of economic shock therapy. Bad news everywhere you look.
The Government will officially announce today its latest rescue package, the equivalent of Ruddbank for the commercial property sector. If foreign banks pull out of their syndicated loans on commercial property such as shopping centres and office blocks, the Government will be there to help out with up to $30 billion in refinancing, mostly paid for by government bonds. The big four banks and the Government will put an initial $4 billion into the fund.
The idea is to plug any financial gap the Australian banks can't meet, supposedly preventing unnecessary dislocation, job losses, forced sales and write downs on commercial property.
It's part of Rudd's mantra that the Government won't sit on its hands while things are going wrong. That's even if most Australians actually spent this summer sitting in the eye of the storm.
Last year was turbulent, often frightening, but the practical impact of that was yet to really hit home. The devastation being wreaked in the US and UK looked dire but could still be viewed from a comfortable distance.
Here, the China story was looking more threadbare but it was still being followed. Domestically, interest rates and petrol prices were heading down and down. The supermarket aisles were full of specials with Rudd's $1000 Christmas present to help smooth the bumps. Yes, unemployment was up, but not by much unless you counted investment bankers and who cared about them? Superannuation statements were grim reading but only devastating for those nearing or in retirement.
The problem was more fear of the future than the reality of the present.
But by now, the problems are all becoming much more concrete, much closer to everyone. They haven't gone away while we were on holidays, resolutely ignoring nasty news. Being in denial is no longer an option. The problems have only grown so much larger.
Last week alone, the roll call of big job losses was staggering. It ranged from BHP's Marius Kloppers giving up on 2000 jobs, billions of dollars and priceless employee dreams at the newly opened Ravensthorpe nickel mine in Western Australia to Mark McInnes at the upscale David Jones culling 150 jobs in Sydney, warning of the worst retail outlook he has seen and cancelling the traditional glamour fashion parades.
All bad enough in isolation. In fact, these are just the symptoms of a year that is starting badly, with the only certainty it will get worse before it gets better. Whenever that may be is anyone's guess.
The consistent message to be taken from most economic and expert forecasting is how inadequate the predictions have been. Unfortunately, the usual mistake has been to be far too optimistic about growth prospects.
Prominent economic research house Access Economics, for example, received considerable publicity last week with its dire warnings about the coming recession and the consequences for the "buggered" budget. Less remembered was that this time last year, Access Economics' forecasts were focused on the dangers of inflation, fuelled by what it considered ill-advised tax cuts and the enduring strength of the construction and mining industries.
Now the International Monetary Fund says it is preparing to next week slash its estimates for Australian growth rates to just above zero.
And that was even before China confirmed last week just how quickly and dramatically its supposedly irrepressible growth had slowed in the last quarter of 2008. So much for all the sophisticated stronger-for-longer theories on the global resources boom.
The Australian stockmarket hit a new five-year low on Friday, sliding past the previous November depths and down a further 4 per cent or more in preparation for the long weekend. Happy Australia Day.
January 26 also happens to be the start of the Chinese New Year: the Year of the Ox. The Ox will clearly have a much heavier load to pull. Let's all hope it can at least keep moving forward, even slowly, with all that additional pushing by the Chinese Government. But no guarantees. Australia's other big Asian trading partners are also suffering.
"Data this week has seen a significant intensification of the global economic slowdown in Australia's neighbourhood, with the economic news out of Asia exceptionally bearish, including for China," says Citibank economist Stephen Halmarick. "The highly synchronised nature of this global economic downturn and the truly appalling economic news since the start of the year is likely to have surprised the Reserve Bank of Australia on the downside (as it has us)."
But certainly the Australian Government is now well aware of just how devastating the coming year is likely to be, particularly the impact on jobs. It will dominate every meeting of cabinet.
Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner says bluntly that the the Chinese growth figures are bad news for jobs in Australia and that the nation can no longer rely on the turbocharge it got from China over the past several years.
The direct correlation of that turbocharge from the mining boom to national economic health may have been less obvious to people in Sydney and Melbourne than people in Perth or Brisbane. But they benefited enormously just the same.
Now they are going to quickly realise what its absence means. The Lucky Country just had an abrupt reversal of fortune.
The Government's political priority is to persuade people that it is acting pre-emptively and competently to head off as much of the (imported) pain as it can. It must look as if it's ameliorating rather than exacerbating the sense of financial chaos.
Labor will benefit from the fact that scared voters will be looking for leadership. Faith in more government action and better regulation - as opposed to leaving it to a discredited free market - is very much back in vogue. We are effectively part of one of those historic shifts in economic direction and political fashion as the pendulum swings back from the market excesses of the past two decades.
This will all neatly complement Rudd's general philosophy. The costs will come later. The original $10billion handout came and went without any lasting impact but who's complaining? Clearly, the era of budget surpluses is well and truly over. Not only will there be a lot more government money being spent, there will be far fewer taxes coming in. But for now, it's a matter of whatever government action seems necessary, no matter how unprecedented. These are, after all, unprecedented times.
Rudd has been trying to finesse the tactics always employed by politicians facing a major crisis. He is warning of how difficult life will be but insisting that Australian resilience and strength and values will "see us through".
He also cites "the rebirth of American leadership" as a crucial new ingredient in this mix and unashamedly tries to link the approach of his Government to the Obama magic.
But despite a surge of global enthusiasm for the new inhabitant of the White House, there's little evidence so far that President Barack Obama's rhetoric will do more than bathe economic misery in a more poetic light.
The latest US housing figures released yesterday show that housing starts for December showed another huge decline of over 15 per cent, well below expectations and confirming conditions not seen since the 1930s. Microsoft also announced yesterday it would lay off 5000 people over the next two years, the first time it has done so in its 34-year history. It won't give predictions for the next six months other than to say it will be worse.
But behind all this immediate gloom is the deeper and even more serious problem of a struggling global banking system.
Business closures and job losses are like the loss of limbs: painful, possibly crippling but survivable. Banks are like the heart, pumping though the money that keeps the economy functioning. If that heart stops pumping, you're dead.
And that has been the big threat terrifying governments around the world, leading to the various government rescues or guarantees for their banks several months ago.
In the US and UK in particular, it featured injections of billions of dollars directly into the banks. Now for the really bad news of 2009. It is becoming apparent that the medicine doesn't seem to have worked well enough.
It has kept the banks alive, sort of, but semi-comatose. With the poison - trillions of dollars in bad and doubtful assets - still stuck in the system, the banks are still not willing or able to lend. That's even assuming they can find businesses willing and able to borrow rather than cutting back.
Instead, many of the global banks are announcing tens of billions of dollars in new losses. It's hard to overestimate the significance of this continuing sickness.
Last Monday, the British Government had to announce a whole new pound stg. 350 billion ($742billion) bank rescue package as the Royal Bank of Scotland declared it would incur an annual loss of up to pound stg. 28 billion. It is now 70 per cent owned by the British Government and everyone believes the Government will end up owning all of it and perhaps a few others previously presumed impregnable. In the meantime, it's offering a new insurance system for bank assets that may - or may not - work. Reaction so far is distinctly underwhelming. Housing repossessions are still expected to mount with the country officially in recession.
The situation in the US banking sector is little better with the once mighty Citigroup being dismembered and the Government is taking on responsibility for billions of dollars of its debt. Bank of America, which was supposedly one of the stronger banks, only hurt itself by taking over Merrill Lynch, meaning the Government has had to pump in an extra $US20 billion ($31 billion) to help pay for it on top of the $US25 billion the taxpayers had already forked over.
It means the Obama administration is considering a new approach to set up the equivalent of a government-owned "bad bank" to take over the bad assets of the banks. Taxpayers and Congress will just love that idea. Their dilemma is, of course, that a more politically palatable but financially effective alternative isn't evident.
All this is inevitably going to cause growing difficulties in Australia. It's not just that local banking shares have been massacred anew over the past week in reaction to the fears about the stability of the whole financial sector as well as the prospect of the banks being caught with more bad debts as the economy falters. It's how they will navigate the year ahead.
The Government and the banks have proudly emphasised that Australia's banks are in good, well-regulated shape with few of the bad-lending practices found elsewhere. But everything is relative. Canberra's pro forma language has gone from reiterating endlessly last year that the Australian economy is not immune to the global crisis to emphasising how exposed it is.
That means the Government has also become increasingly concerned about the flow of credit through the economy. Like governments elsewhere, the usual exhortations about being responsible about saving and cautious about borrowing have been replaced by the opposite message. Spend, spend, spend. Similarly, the banks are being urged to lend, lend, lend. But this is proving unpersuasive to people worried about jobs and bankers worried about bad debts.
The Government also knows that no matter what economic stimulus packages are unveiled, no matter how many job creation programs there are and no matter how much further the Reserve Bank cuts interest rates again next week, it won't do much if the use of credit is frozen. The Australian revealed that the Government had been finalising plans to effectively become lender of last resort to the commercial property sector via a special fund. The rationale is that many of the foreign banks that help finance the development of Australia's shopping centres and office blocks to the tune of $45 billion may pull back from rolling over loans here.
The Government is extremely sensitive about this being seen as a waste of taxpayers' money or a bailout of bank's overvalued assets, as Malcolm Turnbull describes it. But it's even more sensitive about being caught in another potential crisis without having a plan to deal with it. It's all hands on deck, all money on the table. "We are all in this together, within Australia, across the world," says the Prime Minister. Australia will spend this year trying to digest the results. Good luck, and pass the snags.
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Jamie McIntyre: Think Like A Billionaire - Donald trump In Australia
Think Like a Billionaire: Donald Trump in Australia
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Donald Trump is the highest paid speaker in the world, and he often draws crowds in excess of 50,000 people. He is the archetypal businessman - a deal maker without peer and is the very definition of the American success story, continually setting the standards of excellence while expanding his interests in real estate, gaming, sports, and entertainment. In New York City, the Trump signature is synonymous with the most prestigious of addresses. Among them are the world-renowned Fifth Avenue skyscraper, Trump Tower, and the luxury residential buildings, Trump Parc, Trump Palace, Trump Plaza, 610 Park Avenue, The Trump World Tower (the tallest building on the East Side of Manhattan), and Trump Park Avenue. The purchase of the Trump Building at 40 Wall Street, which took place at the depths of the New York City real estate market, is said to be one of the best real estate deals made in the last twenty-five years. The building was totally vacant when purchased and is now 100% leased to tenants such as American Express, Bear Stearns and CNA Insurance. In the August 21-28 2006 issue of BusinessWeek magazine, Donald Trump was voted, by their readers, as "the world's most competitive businessperson" and voted by the staff and writers of BusinessWeek as one of the Top 10 most competitive businesspeople on the planet. The ongoing business success of the Trump Organization was recognised by the Crain's New York Business List 2006, with a ranking of Number 1 for the largest privately held company in the New York area. Also renowned for his celebrity status, Forbes ranked Mr. Trump number 12 in the world on their top-100 celebrity list in 2006.
He is a sought after Success Coach (Life Coach) and has travelled the world meeting and learning from some of the very best teachers and business leaders on the planet, including Anthony Robbins (Unlimited Power), Richard Branson (Virgin Group), General Norman Schwarzkof (Desert Storm), Paul Zane Piltzer (Unlimited Wealth), Jay Abrahams (Fortune 500 Marketing Consultant) and even former Presidents of countries including South Africa FW De Klerk. He is the co-founder of 21st Century Education, a group of over a dozen Companies, including E-minis Global, 21st Century Finance, 21st Century Property Direct, Pinnacle Capital Investments and 21st Century Academy - an education organisation that has provided a valuable 21st Century education to Australians and New Zealanders, and has received a Highly Commended Award from the Australian Achiever Awards. He has been nominated as a Young Australian of the Year and been responsible for educating more than 225,000 people through his DVD courses and live seminars worldwide. Jamie is a leading advocate for the implementation of real life education, including financial literacy, into high schools nation wide. He believes this will give teenagers the most important skills they will need to excel in the 21st Century and improve what many say is an inadequate and flawed education system. He is also an advocate for the change of often biased practices in the financial planning industry and wants to see financial planners have to produce real life investment results in their own life before being allowed to advise others in financial planning. You may have seen Jamie on Foxtels Sky Business Channel dispensing expert advice to viewers of Your Money, Your Call. He has also established a non-profit organisation called World Solutions Institute to educate people about Global Warming and other serious challenges and also the 21st Century Charity Foundation. To mark this unique and special occasion Jamie McIntyre has arranged for all attendees to receive a copy of his best selling book, What I didn't learn at school but wish I had. For further information about the Think like a Billionaire seminar series Visit www.trumpinaustralia.com.au and use the code JAMIE |
Jamie McIntyre - What I Didn't Learn From My Real Estate Agent But Wish I Had
- By Lou Harty
- Published 08/30/2008
- Book Reviews
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"What I Didn't Learn From Real Estate Agent
But Wish I Had"
- Jamie McIntyre
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Jamie McIntyre says," I can honestly say I was fortunate enough to have beconme a Property Millionaire, but not because of Real Estate Agents or by taking their advise, but because I found mentors who had produced real life results.
The majority of real estate agents are not trained in real estate investing; many are simply commissioned sales people, who will do anything to gain a sale, as this book will highlight.
This book has been prepared with the intention of enabling as many people as possible to learn and develop the skills required to become financially successful as I believe industries such as the real estate industry have been profiteering and taking advantage of people due to consumer ignorance around money for far too long.
Education is the solution to most problems especially financial ones.
This book is an education designed to inspire you to take charge of your financial future so you never have to rely on commission driven Real Estate Agents ever again!
What You Will Achieve From This Book:
- How to think like a Property Millionaire.
- How smart investors earn $35,000 per year from Investment Property -TAX FREE!
- How to avoid losing in Real Estate and fall for Real Estate Agents tricks that can cost you thousands.
- How to buy property virtually no money down.
- How to use Property Options to make a fortune in Real Estate without using any of your own money.
- How to retire in 10 years or less from Real Estate in your spare time.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Table of Contents:
- Real Estate Success
- Trust Me, I am a Real Estate Agent
- Real Estate Tips and Secrets
- Property, Why is Property One of The Best Wealth Creation Tools?
- Fast Track Property Strategies to Make You Money While You Sleep.
- Organising Finance
- Negotiating Skills
- Insurance
- Property Options
- Rates Defaults Properties.
310 Pages
Book - What I Didn't Learn From Google But Wish I Had
- By Lou Harty
- Published 07/6/2008
- Book Reviews
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Jamie McIntyres Newly Released Book - If you have ever wanted to start your own Internet Business, make money online or have a new stream of income or just curious about the internet phenomenon, then this book is for you.
This book will assist those that want to make $4,000 a month or more online by commencing an Internet career without the need for capital or a computing degree and to also highlight the enormous success of not only Google in itself, but also the power of using Google as a business marketing tool that has made many Internet Millionaires in recent years, including the author. This books motto is “Google is your friend” when it comes to making money online. The author has learnt many things from Google that has been to his business advantage. However, many of the most powerful things about how to use Google to generate significant wealth by driving traffic to websites, he learnt by modelling Internet Millionaires. Strategies he wished he had learnt from Google but didn’t that would have made his Internet success even greater. Author|Jamie McIntyreJamie is the best selling author of “What I Didn’t Learn At School But Wish I Had.” He is now a sought after public speaker, author and also a Climate Change campaigner. He is founder of 21st Century Group of Companies some include Pinnacle Capital Investments, E-minis Global, 21st Century Finance, 21st Century Property Direct, 21st Century Recruitment and 21st Century Academy – an education organisation that has provided a valuable 21st Century education to Australians and New Zealanders and has received a Highly Commended Award from the Australian Achiever Awards. He has been responsible for educating over 250,000 people through his DVD courses and live seminars worldwide. He is also founder of World Solutions Institute, a non profit organisation designed to combat Climate Change and other world problems. Jamie is one of Australia’s most successful educators. Before he made millions from the Internet he was a successful entrepreneur and investor. Some of the strategies covered in this book.• What I didn’t learn from Google but wish I had. • How to grow your business online or start an online business from scratch, even if you are a complete computer dummy. • How to build Internet businesses and sell them for millions. • How almost anyone once trained can turn the Internet into a cashflow producing investment strategy • How you can do this, starting with almost no product or services, no knowledge of computers or the Internet, in fact how to do it without a computer and how to literally start within 15 minutes. throwing off at least $4,000 per month passive income within 12 to 24 months.• How to use Google to become the next Internet Millionaire. If you are committed to excelling in the 21st Century then an education around how to derive an income from the Internet is a must. It is now very possible for the average person to make a full-time living via the Internet, thanks to the Internet Millionaires who have pioneered the way and the success of companies like e-Bay and Google that have allowed many people to make a fulltime living working from home. Contents Internet (website and e-commerce) Strategies 2 The rise and success of Google What is a Google?
The Information SuperHighway 4 After the dot-com bubble 5 Internet Wealth Creators Graeme Wood - Wotif.com
What is Web 2.0? 7 Search Engine Optimisation (SOE) The importance of search engine optimisation 8 Online advertising Online advertising is a form of advertising utilising the Internet and World Wide Web 9 Blogs and Mashups 10 Extraordinary success on the Internet What factors will help you achieve success on your own website?
21st Century Academy Final thoughts Additional Resources 12 Bonus chapter Google traffic tips - how to generate more traffic The Role of PPC Advertising ................................................ 196 What is Pay-Per-Click Advertising? ........................................197 Making it Work: Conversions, Not clicks .................................198 Manage your PPC dollars: set a sensible budget ..................199 Find niche keywords .............................................................200 Adjust, adjust, adjust: a corollary .......................................... 201 Seven habits of highly effective pay-per-click advertisers 201-203 Top 5 PPC Tips and Tricks for Google AdWords ...........203, 204 Sir Richard Branson ..............................................................205 In conclusion.........................................................................207 .................................................................................. 209-215 |
Warrior Brothers By Keith Fennell
- By Lou Harty
- Published 05/27/2008
- Book Reviews
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In 1995, aged just twenty-one, Keith Fennell was accepted into the Australian Special Air Service Regiment, the SAS. Over the next eleven years, operations took him from the jungles of East Timor to the rugged mountains of Afghanistan, from the Southern Indian Ocean to Iraq. What he learned about friendship, and about himself, changed him forever.
Fennell's missions forced him to stare death in the face many times. His experiences are shocking and confronting - but also inspiring.
His first book Warrior Brothers, an unflinching look inside the action and the fear, the tragedy and the bravery, of his service in Australian SAS, will be published in Australia and New Zealand by Random House in June 2008.
Keith is a public speaker and personal development coach. He lives with his family in a small coastal village south of Sydney.

A red-hot memoir from an Australian ex-SAS soldier, full of the action, fear and camaraderie of combat
For the first time, an ex-SAS soldier tells all: what it means to be a member of an elite group, the challenges, the highs and the lows - and the sense of duty, honour and brotherhood that never dies.
In 1995, aged just 21, Keith Fennell was accepted into the Australian Special Air Service Regiment, the SAS. Over the next 11 years, operations took him from the jungles of East Timor to the rugged mountains of Afghanistan, from the southern Indian Ocean to Iraq. What he learned about friendship, and about himself, changed him forever.
Fennell's missions forced him to stare death in the face many times. From dodging mines and bullets in Iraq's Anbar province to assisting the recovery effort after the Asian tsunami, his experiences are shocking and confronting - but also inspiring.
An unflinching look inside the action and the fear, the tragedy and the bravery of one soldier's service in the Australian SAS, WARRIOR BROTHERS is also an edge-of-your-seat adrenaline ride with a group of men you will never forget.
Listen To The Audio of Keith Fennell & ABC Brisbane - 50 mins Playtime
Former SAS soldier and author, Kieth Fennell







