As an added bonus, I got to stand on "widow's walk" of Father Dave's house and see a gorgeous panoramic view of Sydney, Harbor and surrounding area you could never buy... one of true rewards of new found friendship. In end, all you have is not money you make, but impact you have on other people's lives and friendships you create.

** The Scenery Might Change, But People Are Same **

People are same everywhere when it comes to human behavior and how they want to be treated. I'm at a seminar where people paid thousands of dollars to attend... but even if they only spent $29, they all WANT same things:- They want you to tell them straight story with no bullshit.

- When you talk to them, they want you to be yourself... your genuine self... with no airs, pretending, or trying to be something you're not.-

Manners still count... "please" and "thank you" can literally carry you around world.-

STOP and THINK before you talk (especially if you're tired) and always be careful of other people's feelings.-

Understand that when you sell somebody something on Internet, they are a real person... not "just" another sale. They have hopes, dreams, concerns, desires, and things that are important to them. You can NEVER, under any circumstances, betray that trust. -

Integrity is everything... and once that trust is gone, you can never get it back.

** Love People! ** If you're just on Internet to make money and not tohelp people, your career online will be short-lived, if it ever gets off ground at all. I heard a saying from Chris Bloor (a famous marketer based in Australia). In his speech he said "Even a dog knows ifyou don't like it!

"How I took that was very simple... if you are just out to fleece people out of their money, they will find you out and you're done. It doesn't matter what you're selling, you have to love people you're selling to... that's true secret to making money on Internet.

You might think that's a sappy, dorky sentiment, but to me, it's one of most important discoveries I've made here in Australia. Getting outside myself... getting outside my comfort zone... may just be one of best things that's happened to me in a long time.

I'm seeing people I've never met and learning a ton just by watching how they go about their lives and what is considered "normal" for them. But, most importantly, I've discovered that there's a whole wide world out there and every person I meet can teach me something really incredible!--

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Spielberg, sporting a black beret and smoking a cigarette, added, "We have to work very, very hard to make people understand that we have to point out people's differences and to condemn them, especially those stinking Americans". He then spat on ground & shouted, “Vive la France!”

Spielberg is in France to promote his latest movie, "The Terminal". According to Spielberg's agent, film is "a tragedy" in which "filthy-American" superstar Tom Hanks, plays role of a man who emigrates to U.S., only to find that once his plane touches American soil, he is mysteriously, instantly-transformed, and becomes "like most Americans, who are so, fat, lazy, and ignorant, that they cannot find their way out of an airport".