Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Zig Ziglar special

I have been a fan of Zig Ziglar's for years, ever since I purchased my first set of cassette tapes. Those tapes went with me everywhere. I listened as I drove. I went to "automobile university". Now you too can have a chance to listen to this amazing speaker.

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Fran

Thursday, November 22, 2007

Quick Money Ideas



It was JUST $1.99- 'My Quick Money Ideas That Worked: What I Did To Pay Off A $1200 Loan in 36 Hours, Finance A $2700 Event In 3 Weeks and Earn $331 For 2 Hours of Work


I just finished reading Rob Toth's Special Report My Quick Money Ideas That Worked!

I got my copy for $1.99 and if you hurry, you might still be able to get yours for that price. Rob is increasing the price once he sells 2000 copies and he sold over 1000 the first day.


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He's giving a GREAT chance to take a DETAILED look at how he's made some of his emergency money. Quick cash in just hours. And boy o boy is this detailed!! I couldn't put it down. Step by step instructions on how he pulled in some great money.

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You won't regret it, I guarantee it!

Fran Watson

Saturday, November 10, 2007

Pathways To Success

In my search to make this world a better place, I recently rediscovered Irena Whitfield's Pathway To Success.

I was a subscriber many years ago and when she switched over to a new ezine, I didn't follow. That was a BIG mistake. I missed so much over the past 2-3 years as she has so much wonderful information to share. I have downloaded some back issues to read, so I may not come out for a while! *grin*

Irena has been doing online marketing for many years now and her site is filled with many wonderful free reports as well as links to her back issues. You can pick up a motivational calendar, links to free audios/mp3s, and much, much more.

Check it out now

Enjoy
Fran Watson

Friday, November 9, 2007

BANABU - Conscious Spending

http://consciousspending.blogspot.com/

Did you notice this blog as a blog of choice? I just discovered it and feel it links so well with the BANABU philosophy - Building a New and Better Universe.

There is information on how you can stop junk mail and save trees: http://consciousspending.blogspot.com/2007/11/how-you-can-stop-junk-mail-and-save.html

There is information on a Green Guide offered by National Geographic: http://www.thegreenguide.com/

There are even green travel tips!

If you haven't checked it out, I highly recommend it.

BANABU
Fran Watson

P.S. If you are concerned about the planet, or want to see what is going on, check out this link

Monday, November 5, 2007

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Fran Watson

Saturday, November 3, 2007

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Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Life Lessons

Graham Hamer sent me a few life lessons that I want to share with you

Hi Fran,

Lesson: I don't care how good you are, you can't do everything well. Focus on what you're good at, and either hire people to do the rest or do without until you learn.

Lesson: When you know something that can help someone, tell them. It costs you nothing to share your knowledge, and you never know where it will lead.

Lesson: How you treat people will determine how people treat you. In short, your reputation precedes you. So what kind of reputation are you building?

Lesson: It's much easier to trust someone if they go out of their way to help you when there's nothing extra in it for them. Being helpful isn't just a "feel good" thing (although it does) - it makes good business sense.

Lesson: Know your stuff. Most experienced people turn down 90% or more of the deals that are offered to them. You need to know what you CAN do, what you WANT to do, and what you HAVE TIME to do.

Lesson: Before commiting to something, think about whether or not you can fulfill your obligations. It's critical to be dependable.

Lesson: To honest people a handshake is more important than a written contract. With honourable people, a contact is unnecessary. With dishonourable people, a contract is useless. So never agree to anything verbally that you wouldn't sign your name to.

Lesson: Friends are more important than deals. There are a million deals out there. Do you have a million friends?

Lesson: Don't BS people. Folks don't expect perfection or a walking encyclopedia Remember Harry Callahan's admonition: "A man's gotta know his limitations."

Lesson: Rushing things through to get the deal going is a major cause of failure. Rushing doesn't mean doing it fast. It means paying more attention to speed than to important details. It's possible to get both, if you are willing to do the work.

Lesson: Expect that customers will try and screw you. They may not always be aware that they're doing it, and they may lie to try and convince you that it wasn't their intention. It doesn't matter why they do it.... but they WILL do it!

Lesson: On the other hand, expect that people will tell you when someone is doing something they shouldn't. You'll be surprised at the number of people who will watch out for you if you have a reputation for honest dealings. (It's refreshing, believe me, so don't forget to thank them.)

Lesson: Be prepared for some things to work much better than you thought they would, and others to flop that you thought were "sure things." There are simply too many variables to predict everything right beforehand.

Lesson: Changes are an inescapable part of doing businesss. Being flexible is critical.

Check out more of Graham's stuff at Profit Arena

Have a Wonderful day

Fran Watson
Remember to BANABU