That was when Morpheus said,

"What are you waiting for? You're faster than that. Don't think you are. Know you are!"

And before I knew it, I found myself switching off TV. A second later, I rushed to my computer to finish my 2-month pending project.

I have to admit that there are times in our lives when we feel jaded and need a little encouragement.

Though it doesn't make any situations better, it helps us feel stronger inside...at least strong ENOUGH to carry on.

We're not always strong. There are times when we feel weak or tired. Our hearts are not made of steels. They have feelings, especially in this wild wild world.

Suppose you're feeling down and someone comes to you and say, "Never doubt yourself!", will you feel you have more power to fight and rise again?

I'm pretty sure you will...

In business world, a lot of people can easily get lost, exhausted and confused, having to deal with most difficult situations all time....NON-STOP.

Words of wisdom give us inner strength to believe in ourselves. They keep us energized and inspired.

If you run an ezine, add some nice quotes from time to time. Your subscribers will always appreciate your thoughtfulness.

You can try these:

"Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending." -- Carl Bard

And it's sixth I see today saying "If you order by midnight, blah blah blah...."

I'm sure you've seen it. And I'm sure you're getting (if not very) a little bored.

The deadline trick has proven itself to be overwhelmingly successful. It's a deadly-effective "countdown trigger" that pushes reluctant people to ACT at scene.

BUT right now Internet is getting OVERCROWDED with sales letters that try to lure you in with deadlines.

And now what happens is when prospects get to witness this technique too often, they learn to catch up. They learn NOT to buy it!

So be "extra careful". It's been OVERUSED!! Imagine how your prospects will feel when they come across your website and see that your sales copy is not different from others. Imagine yourself in their shoes!

What's WORSE is not keeping deadlines...

A lot of marketers specifically use deadlines to explode their sales faster. And their sales letters are forever like that....with NEVER-ending deadlines. So prospects can't help but lose faith in deadlines.

You could easily risk losing your credibility from your prospects, if they check up on your site again and still find same "midnight deadline" technique.

This is critical. If you use deadline, make sure you keep it. When you say promotion is ending as soon as clock "strikes at twelve", prove that you really MEAN it!