A quickie today.
Internet and general marketing genius asked me, “What’s your number one tip for increasing sales?”
You could translate that to, “What’s your number one tip to get more money?”
Before I tell you what I told Mark
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ANNOUNCING
You have a new and wondrously engaging multidimensional, multimedia, life enhancing way to play at Body & Soul Mentor now. Every season I introduce a new goodie at Body & Soul Mentor website that you will love exploring – SEASONAL EXPLORATIONS.
Today’s exploration decided this one – The Season of the Zombie.
Obviously, it is for members only because it has exclusive videos, articles, an interactive forum, and MORE.
Also obviously, you can become a member. Look at how this Seasonal Exploration can help you to live a life you love wholeheartedly – Body and Soul.
Dive into the Season of the Zombie
Go for it => http://www.BodyAndSoulMentor.com
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Watch this two minute video of what I told mark. May it bless you!
Here’s what I told Mark
Go for it => http://tinyurl.com/d4z3uk
I think this idea is crucial for everyone, so pass it on to anyone you think could benefit. If we all did this, the world would be quite prosperous. NO KIDDING!
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I wonder how many ways you can make your life more rich and playful by engaging in the Season of the Zombie.
Go find out for yourself
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Yes, Now ; )
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Blessings,
William
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Do You Want to Be a Zombie
This 50-Word story came to me as a clear vision. It makes me smile.
Do You Want To Be a Zombie?
"You have to ask yourself - Do you want to be a zombie? Well, do you?" Clint asked. "Well, no!" I say. "Then look at the beauty right here in front of you. Right now! Let this dark green, frosty- white, goose poop lying on the brilliant green grass awaken you."
I have been suggesting you write these hummers for awhile. I still recommend it to keep your story telling muscles limber.
But Now a New Challenge --
Twitter.com invites short twitters. You get 140 characters to express yourself including punctuation and spaces. To my eye, this means you get to write needle sharp poems. I find this a challenge.
Here's one I did on January 1st, 2009, my 39th wedding anniversary.
What did J P Getty say
he'd trade all his wealth for?
Wondrous Miracle
I have it.
In love and married to
the endlessly amazing Suzanne.
Note: By MS Word's count this is 132 characters. By Twitter's it's 138. I don't know how they count. But when you go to twitter, they will give you a running total of the characters you have left. Carriage returns are not preserved. You can use the "/" convention to indicate line breaks when writing poetry without the breaks. (See below.)
God Shouts
At this time of the year I look at my finances for the previous year and assess where I am.
"Yikes." I say.
"COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS!" the still small voice of my soul bellowed.
"But... but... but... YIKES."
Again the still small voice bellowed, "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS!"
"OK," I say.
Hence the John Paul Getty reference. At the time he said -- I would gladly trade all my wealth for one marriage that worked -- he was the wealthiest man on Earth, and had a series of failed marriages.
One more 140 character twitter -
Dawn on my 39th Anniversary
Hummingbirds darting and
squeaking through soft mist.
Then the otter. Propitious omens!
With the "/" convention this becomes
Dawn on my 39th Anniversary/Hummingbirds darting and/squeaking through soft mist. /Then the otter. Propitious omens!
Go ahead and take the challenge. Twitter 140 characters.
Follow me at http://www.twitter.com/WilliamWittmann/
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UNRELATED TIP: Research shows people who have a plant at work are more satisfied with their life. Get a plant.
Do You Want To Be a Zombie?
"You have to ask yourself - Do you want to be a zombie? Well, do you?" Clint asked. "Well, no!" I say. "Then look at the beauty right here in front of you. Right now! Let this dark green, frosty- white, goose poop lying on the brilliant green grass awaken you."
I have been suggesting you write these hummers for awhile. I still recommend it to keep your story telling muscles limber.
But Now a New Challenge --
Twitter.com invites short twitters. You get 140 characters to express yourself including punctuation and spaces. To my eye, this means you get to write needle sharp poems. I find this a challenge.
Here's one I did on January 1st, 2009, my 39th wedding anniversary.
What did J P Getty say
he'd trade all his wealth for?
Wondrous Miracle
I have it.
In love and married to
the endlessly amazing Suzanne.
Note: By MS Word's count this is 132 characters. By Twitter's it's 138. I don't know how they count. But when you go to twitter, they will give you a running total of the characters you have left. Carriage returns are not preserved. You can use the "/" convention to indicate line breaks when writing poetry without the breaks. (See below.)
God Shouts
At this time of the year I look at my finances for the previous year and assess where I am.
"Yikes." I say.
"COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS!" the still small voice of my soul bellowed.
"But... but... but... YIKES."
Again the still small voice bellowed, "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS!"
"OK," I say.
Hence the John Paul Getty reference. At the time he said -- I would gladly trade all my wealth for one marriage that worked -- he was the wealthiest man on Earth, and had a series of failed marriages.
One more 140 character twitter -
Dawn on my 39th Anniversary
Hummingbirds darting and
squeaking through soft mist.
Then the otter. Propitious omens!
With the "/" convention this becomes
Dawn on my 39th Anniversary/Hummingbirds darting and/squeaking through soft mist. /Then the otter. Propitious omens!
Go ahead and take the challenge. Twitter 140 characters.
Follow me at http://www.twitter.com/WilliamWittmann/
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UNRELATED TIP: Research shows people who have a plant at work are more satisfied with their life. Get a plant.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Scary Hygiene Tip Meets Feng Shui
Scary Hygiene Tip
When you flush your toilet with the lid open, you get a Fourth of July spray that ranges 6-8 feet. (2+ meters). That means it gets on your toothbrush and drinking glass. : (
Close the lid.
Details: http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/exchange/node/1839
The Feng Shui (pronounced fehng-shway in English) folks have advocated this for years to enhance the happy energy at home and business. Close the lid. It’s also quieter.
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My daughter Zoe asked me, “So tell me about this Zombie… I saw it on your Facebook page.” I smiled.
Go see http://www.BodyAndSoulMentor.com and on the left sidebar you’ll see a new addition > SEASONAL THEME > click on SEASON OF THE ZOMBIE. These goodies are for members only… But you can join now. (The Zombie stuff is under construction.)
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One of my beloved patients was feeling some difficulties in her life. I told her about the amazing Lena Horne singing Bein’ Green to Kermit the Frog. It made me cry in 1974. Still does.
She found it on youtube –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvlP6EIOkNQ
Blessings,
William
When you flush your toilet with the lid open, you get a Fourth of July spray that ranges 6-8 feet. (2+ meters). That means it gets on your toothbrush and drinking glass. : (
Close the lid.
Details: http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/exchange/node/1839
The Feng Shui (pronounced fehng-shway in English) folks have advocated this for years to enhance the happy energy at home and business. Close the lid. It’s also quieter.
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My daughter Zoe asked me, “So tell me about this Zombie… I saw it on your Facebook page.” I smiled.
Go see http://www.BodyAndSoulMentor.com and on the left sidebar you’ll see a new addition > SEASONAL THEME > click on SEASON OF THE ZOMBIE. These goodies are for members only… But you can join now. (The Zombie stuff is under construction.)
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One of my beloved patients was feeling some difficulties in her life. I told her about the amazing Lena Horne singing Bein’ Green to Kermit the Frog. It made me cry in 1974. Still does.
She found it on youtube –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvlP6EIOkNQ
Blessings,
William
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