There are many different techniques for attracting money, but let me cover some of most basic, things that should be obvious, but many times aren't.

If you want more money than you have now, money you want is now in someone else's possession. You want that other person (or many other people) to give you their money. Why should they do that? In other words, what makes you give someone money you have?

Obviously, only reason you give money to another person, especially someone you're not related to, is because they can do something for you that you value more than money you have. Whether it is a product that they can give you possession of, or a service that you would enjoy having, principle is same.

Now, turn it around and think about what you can do for other people that they would value more than money you would be asking for it. In online world, most profitable ventures are those that offer valuable information that cannot be found anywhere else. That's one reason that Keys To Power website has succeeded so well. I try to give information and service that is worth at least 10 times what I ask for it.

It's back to school season, and many students will be looking for ways to make better grades with less effort. Even those of us who are not enrolled in formal education, are faced with having to learn more now than ever before. Over years, I have learned many tricks to increasing intelligence and making learning easier. Here is a brief synopsis of what I've learned.

1) Pay attention! Most people don't learn things simply because they are thinking about something else at time. If you are in class and professor is giving a lecture, don't spend time writing notes or planning outings. Also, keep note taking to a minimum, since focusing on writing takes your attention away from what you are hearing.

2) Memory works better when you have visual images. Instead of trying to remember words, dates, and facts, try to visualize information, and even put it into a story format if you can. The mind remembers stories better than dry facts.

3) Another memory trick is to put a lot of contrast into what you are trying to remember. Imagine information as if it were cartoonish. Make it colorful, imagine it at high-speed, or very, very slowly. Imagine villain with horns and a tail, or victor with a sword and wings. Anything to make it different from your normal experiences.