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Whether you’re a seasoned web veteran or if you’ve just begun the process of marketing your business via the internet, you’ve probably noticed what a daunting task it can be to attract consumers and keep them coming back for more.

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For most people, passion isn’t a prerequisite when settling on a career path or starting their own business. However, after many years of starting various businesses, I discovered that passion was an essential component in finding my own success. Today, it’s my compass in determining which path to take next.

I’ve been an entrepreneur as far back as I can remember. It began at the age of six when I purchased bracelets from locals while on a family vacation and later sold them to my classmates for a profit. Since then I’ve owned at least 15 businesses ranging from a used car lot to a full service marketing company. Mixed in between were a few illegal endeavors which I’ve learned a lot from and would never do again.

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Why is it that one man can have a large amount of monetary wealth and feel less than abundant while another man can have little to nothing and feel as if he has all the wealth in the world?

Abundance is a concept open to interpretation and without a defined set of parameters. So where do you stand on the abundance scale?

Let me begin by pointing out what may be obvious to some: abundance is not entirely about dollars and cents. There isn’t some magic number that makes someone abundant, it can be as much about happiness and contentment as it is about money. That’s one key reason why a poor man can recognize his abundance when a wealthy man can not.

Whether you are currently feeling over the top abundant or much less so, it’s important to figure out where your ideas of abundance came from. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your upbringing), you were probably given ideas about abundance from a very young age. Perhaps you heard the old saying, “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” If you’re told that often enough then you might now believe that achieving monetary wealth is extremely hard if not impossible.

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While the vast majority of the population has experienced some form of debt in their lifetime, it took the downturn of our economy for this issue to really receive the recognition that it deserves. Now that we know what happens when we spend far beyond our means, it’s time to tackle the issue head on.

If you’re swimming in debt of various kinds then it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the prospect of paying it all back. However, even though financial freedom takes time, the anxiety brought forth by this problem can be eased substantially with a good plan. These tips can help you move towards that light at the end of the tunnel.

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In the competitive marketplace branding has become a popular and necessary way of setting one product apart from another by representing it from a certain angle.  However, improper use of this tool often leads to a flip flopping of tactics and products that are unrecognizable from one year to the next. So what is the best way to use branding in order to ensure longevity and profitable results?

While opinions differ greatly on this topic there are a few tips that might help your business out in successfully branding your products or name:

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There is no time like the present, especially when it comes to reflecting on yourself and making lasting changes.

It is the new year, after all.

Last year, I held an unbelievable teleseminar called “New Year, New You” and it was so popular—and profound—that we’re going to repeat it again this new year.

More specifically, it’s going to be held on January 19^th, 2010 at 4pm Pacific/7pm Eastern.

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Millions upon millions of people create New Year’s Resolutions, but far fewer stick to them for more than a few days or weeks.

In fact, I came upon this interesting article:

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to create resolutions that improve your life in every way in the coming year.

I firmly believe—and know firsthand—that clearly setting your intentions is the single most powerful way to make them happen, and make your dreams come true in every area of your life.

Here’s how to set your intentions:

• Take your time. A common reason why New Year’s resolutions fizzle out is because people rush into setting them.

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Video is the wave of the online future. In fact, people ages 18-34 are now watching more online video than traditional television, if you can believe it. Overall, nearly three-quarters of Internet users regularly watch online video.

I want to share something cool with you that I found for building your business online through automated video distribution. By going to the link below and entering your email address, you get free access to some amazing training and case study videos.

See for yourself here:

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The end of 2009 is both a time for reflection and a time for planning ahead to 2010—which I feel is going to be an incredible year, filled with all sorts of new possibilities and opportunities.

Creating your dream life has two main components: celebrating where you are, and planning for where you’re going.

For celebrating where you are, sit down and write a list of every single person, place, thing, or experience you’re grateful for. Smile when you do it, because it feels good.

For planning for where you’re going, do just that: write out a detailed list of your goals for 2010 and exactly how you are going to achieve them. Create a vision board with words and images to make them come alive.

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