The Importance of Massive Action

Written by Kelvin Scoon


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Just think of it. A neighbourhood store serves a neighbourhood of maybe a few thousand prospects. A home business internet store can serverepparttar world with more than a billion prospects; thousands maybe even millions of opportunities for no cost and low cost promotion. Just a few years ago one will have to be a major international corporation to have access to and be able to affordrepparttar 116705 massive opportunities for promotion that are now available torepparttar 116706 average home internet business. Your business onrepparttar 116707 internet is readymade for massive action to get massive results.

So even if you buyrepparttar 116708 program or software, please don’t buyrepparttar 116709 hype. You cannot make massive money onrepparttar 116710 internet by doing nothing. It takes massive action to get massive results.

What kind of action? 1.promotional – to get massive amounts of targeted visitors to visit your website business; 2.persistent – setting aside time to dorepparttar 116711 job even whenrepparttar 116712 results do not seem to be encouraging; 3.consistent - to improverepparttar 116713 messages andrepparttar 116714 media you use to win traffic and customers; 4.timely - to promptly follow up enquiries and service buyers to convert them in to repeat customers.

The internet has created more multi-millionaires world wide in a shorter space of time than any other business endeavour inrepparttar 116715 history of mankind. More importantrepparttar 116716 internet has allowed more people all overrepparttar 116717 world to achieve financial freedom than any other business. All achieved this state by taking massive action in whatever field they entered.

Not all of us can do what is needed without help and support. If you are new to this business find a good mentor, some one who has been there, done that and succeeded and is now more than willing to share his methodology with you. I found mine in Stone Evans - The Home Biz Guy.

Kelvin Scoon Netpreneur

Kelvin Scoon is a 50 year veteran of traditional advertising agency brand advertising working mainly throughout the Caribbean. He has become very interested in the Internet as a business medium, especially the opportunities it creates for entrepreneurs in small economies to participate on an almost equal footing in international trade.


So You Want to Start a Home Daycare

Written by David Leonhardt


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I've already written aboutrepparttar challenges of dressing a toddler while she's running bounding overrepparttar 116704 couch at record-shattering speeds: http://www.thehappyguy.com/toddler-dress.html

Then there isrepparttar 116705 atmosphere. Now that Little Lady doesn't nap anymore, she can get mighty cranky. I knowrepparttar 116706 feeling. It doesn't take much to get a good wail going. And she has lungs. Or she might break a few rules or a few toys. Or she might just disobey. It doesn't take long for a parent to lose patience.

Crying. Stress. Babies sense it, and Little Sister can get cranky, too. It's a whole wailing chorus. Before long,repparttar 116707 tension in our house can get so thick you could almost cut it with a chainsaw. Almost.

Does it get any better in a daycare? Yes. You can take in only children who are completely toilet trained. Unfortunately, those children can climb counters. And chairs. And tables. And balconies.

If you still want to tempt fate and see how many children it takes to cause irreparable damage to your house, your car and your body, here are four tips:

1.Keep all sharp objects, cleansers and medications in a safe place...like another town. 2.Laminate your couch. And your carpets. And your clothes. And your ceiling. And your food. 3.Get a good pair of industrial strength earplugs –repparttar 116708 kind they giverepparttar 116709 guy who pushesrepparttar 116710 rockets off a Cape Canaveral. 4.Place Velcro strips along your walls...just in case.

That's about allrepparttar 116711 advice I can offer. Oh yes, and did I mention to have fun.

David Leonhardt is a humor columnist: http://www.TheHappyGuy.com/positive-thinking-free-ezine.html He recommends also reading: http://www.thehappyguy.com/family-vacation-adventure.html http://www.thehappyguy.com/birth-story.html http://www.thehappyguy.com/Thanksgiving-happiness.html


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