5. In Box 2, write "This Month." Then list your goals for month. Naturally, you'll draw from your Game Plan 2000 goals when deciding what to work on this month.

6. Box 3 is headed "This Week." In setting your goals for current week, you'll take a look back to "This Month" and decide which of your monthly goals to focus on over next 7 days.

7. I think you know what's next.... Box 4, "Today!" is where rubber meets road. As you plan your priority activities for day, you'll be completely in alignment with your priorities for week, month, and year.

8. Box 5 is for important phone numbers, motivational sayings, a calendar -- whatever you like.

9. For truly dedicated, here's KILLER SECRET for making this thing work.... your Daily Score Card.

In Box 6, draw a score card with two rows. Write days of week in top row.

Now, at end of each day, look back at your priorities for day, evaluate your progress, and score yourself, between 1 and 10.

This Killer Secret is so simple you'll be tempted not to bother with it.... Big Mistake! The score card -- in which you track your own results and compete with yourself -- is unbelievably powerful!

Why? Because knowing all day that you're going to be scoring yourself at end of day creates a laser focus on What Matters Most.

I challenge you to use system for 30 days. And let me know how it works for you. I'll post some of success stories on my website.

Stay ethical. Another basic datum. Unethical people and companies tend to fail. The more unethical they are, harder they fall. You could sum this up simply as "what goes around comes around".

Venture capital is NOT income. It is a liability because it usually has to be paid back. In general, a company should only need venture capital when it is first created. If venture capital is needed to keep company afloat after a reasonable startup period, then this is a bad sign. If venture capital is required on a regular basis to pay payroll, then this is a very bad sign. Use income from stock sales wisely. Getting an infusion of cash from selling stock can be a great windfall for a company. BUT this is also not income - it is a windfall profit. Use it wisely.

Determine true income. You need to figure income on amount of money you are making from selling your product or service. Money obtained from your credit card does not count as income.

Income must exceed total expenses. Seems pretty basic.

Large amounts of debt is bad for business. Generally, higher your debt, less freedom you have to run your company. At some point, you become a slave to your creditors.

Excellent leaders often make poor managers. Remember to keep these two positions separate. The skills required to be a leader have nothing to do with skills required to be a good manager.

What's bottom line? Making money on internet is same as making money anywhere else. Just because it is internet does not mean there are special rules or law has been suspended. Also, just because everyone else has gone insane and are doing incredibly stupid things (the majority of dot com's come to mind) does not mean you need to jump in and join stampede.

The internet is a set of tools which you can use to sell products and services. Used properly, they can magnify your efforts to incredible heights. Remember, be smart, be ethical and, fundamentally, inflow must exceed outflow.