On Tuesday 09 December Bob Proctor will be a hosting a special teleseminar on The 11 Forgotten Laws.
In this rare 90-minute teleseminar Alex Mandossian will grill Bob Proctor on why the so many people fail to successful apply the Law of Attraction. In particular, Bob Proctor will address how to apply the Law of Attraction to improving your finances - a topic that is at the top of the agenda for so many people during this economic downturn.
~ The 11 missing pieces to your success puzzle that will make the Law of Attraction complete.
~ How to succinctly and successfully fit these pieces together so that you can achieve your goals in record time.
~ Why some people attract the things they don't want in life while others achieve the opposite and the core distinction between these two groups.
~ How to remove the mental blocks that are obstructing your path to success.
Cynthia Kersey, Author of "Unstoppable" and "Unstoppable Women" describes the impact that Bob Proctor has had on her career:
"I was blessed to meet Bob Proctor at the beginning of my career as an author and speaker. Because of his wisdom and guidance, I was able to make more money my first full year of speaking than I did at the top of my career at Sprint Communications, selling a $40M account.
Bob's insight enabled me to jump-start my business in a way I would have never been able to do without his help. I wholeheartedly recommend Bob Proctor to everyone who is ready to transform their existing reality."
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Many people spend a lot of time, even years, soul-searching and agonising over what their purpose is in life. We can over-complicate things.
Sometimes the answer we seek is right in front of us as clear as day. Yet for some reason our brain cannot see it. I say our "brain" because it is the brain which interprets the images that we view. We can 'overlook' something simply because we don't have the ability to process the information that we are receiving through our eyes or because we have not alerted our reticular activating system as to what we should be focusing on.
I recall someone being asked what they enjoy doing and they had no answer. He was just living life day-to-day without paying any attention to the things that particularly gave him joy.
In other cases, we may know what we enjoy doing and what we would like to do with our lives but we put those activities and, effectively, our lives on hold because we are fearful of the process and even the outcome.
Eric Jong said:
"Everyone has a talent; but rare is the courage to follow the talent to the places it leads."
In other words, there are things that we are all naturally good at. We merely have to make the decision to develop a particular talent. However, many people are extremely poor decision-makers. And, as a result, instead of getting ahead in life they often remain stuck.
So, if you are one of the many who wonders about and questions your purpose in life consider this approach instead.
Simply decide what you want to do with your life and create your life accordingly. Then you can stop agonising about your life's purpose and fully commit yourself to living life on purpose.
It sounds far too easy doesn't it? Yet so often we needlessly complicate things. What if living your life on purpose was indeed as simple as choosing a direction in life and then fully committing to it.
Otherwise, we're like a pilot in a plane which is fuelled and ready for take off except we're still busy deciding on our destination. What's more if we don't take off we'll lose our window of opportunity. You can be a success if you commit yourself to being successful.
Take Victor Rubilar for example. Rubilar juggles balls - footballs. On the surface that may not sound very exciting but Rubilar travels all over Europe and the Middle East and indeed the world performing his freestyle football skills. And, in 2006 he broke three Guinness World Records in a single day.
Can you imagine the resistance he experienced when he was growing up? After all, performing tricks with footballs is not a common way to earn a living. But this was his passion and, in addition to spending years practicing his football tricks he also attended performer the National Swedish School of Contemporary Arts to train as a performer.
Today, in addition to the records he has set; Rubilar's freestyle skills have been used by major brands as Puma, Adidas, Coca Cola and Ikea. He has performed in front of hundreds and even thousands of individuals.
This is Rubilar's purpose in life. This is what he loves doing and he made a decision early on in his life to develop this talent and see where it took him. When he started out he probably didn't have a vision as to how big this would become. He was just doing what he loved doing. He probably had some doubts as well about how he could pursue his passion and earn a living at the same time but he has achieved this.
When you decide what you want to devote your life to you can then put your energy into fully developing that particular idea. However, until you decide what your purpose is in life you will lack focus and direction.
Think of people at the top of their 'game', people who you consider to be living their life on purpose - individuals such as Bill Gates, Oprah, Tiger Woods, Richard Branson and the late Anita Roddick. You'll find that generally, they all have something in common. They decided on a 'career' path and then dived headlong into making it a success. They knew how they wanted to spend their time and their lives.
And this is the challenge, because whatever you decide to do you will be trading your life for it and so you have to choose wisely. However, as Keith Cunningham said:
"The decision that you've been delaying is the thing that is keeping you small. It is the decision that is preventing you from becoming the person you should become."
So decide what it is you want to do with your life. Start living your life with passion and on purpose.
At times, especially if you're experiencing challenges in your life, it can be difficult to express your gratitude.
And many individuals are going through a particularly challenging time at the moment. It's easy to say that this is as a result of the economic downturn but, in reality, the economic downturn is not the true cause of so many people's problems.
The writing was on the wall that this downswing in the economy was going to take place but few people, including myself, fully examined what the potential effects would be on a global, national, local and even personal level. So people have been largely unprepared for the swiftness of some of the repercussions of the current financial meltdown.
Hence, at a time when many people are celebrating Thanksgiving others are rueful about the losses they have recently suffered. And the reality is that while many people will spend this holiday season celebrating with friends and family and eating lavish meals, for others Thanksgiving will be a more sobering affair.
It is at times like these that your faith can be sorely tested and it's important to remember that:
"If your faith is in all-sufficiency of supply, then so is your life. If your faith is pulsating to a 'just getting by' frequency, then so it is in the world. If your faith is on the dial-set of insufficiency, then there will never be enough to meet your needs. Your world simply reflects your faith." John Randolph Price, The Abundance Book
You have to face squarely that no matter how your life at this time. You created your life. Also, no matter what's happening in your life right now you have much to be thankful for and the more you express you gratitude, the more you will have to be thankful for.
As Oprah said:
"If you look at what you have in life, you'll always have more. If you look at what you don't have in life, you'll never have enough."
Many people are seeing the glass as half-empty at the moment instead of half-full. And so they are complaining about what they lack. Consequently they are attracting more of the same into their lives. Gratitude keeps you connected with the things you want in life. The more you recognise the blessings you have in this life, no matter how small they may appear to you, the more you will attract more of what you truly desire in your life. Now, more than ever it's time to see that your glass is half-full rather than half-empty.
It may be the view of an optimist but as Keith Cunningham said:
"OPTIMISM is the mother of PERSISTENCE. BELIEF is the mother of OPTIMISM. GRATITUDE is the mother of BELIEF."
So be grateful for the life that you lead and believe that you can create the life you desire.
In the current economic environment it would be tempting to think about cutting back on marketing and promoting - a BIG mistake. Now more than ever, entrepreneurs, business owners and independent professionals should of boosting their marketing because the market place is becoming more competitive.
However, this does not necessarily mean that you have to significantly increase your marketing budget – quite the opposite. Using teleseminars, no matter what business you're in you can promote your products and services very economically. And, if done right, the returns can be sizeable.
There's an art and a science to hosting successful teleseminars and on 06 December Alex Mandossian will be hosting a special preview call for his upcoming Teleseminar Secrets course. If you're committed to growing your business you should attend this call. Alex's calls are content-rich and this will be no exception.
It will be jam-packed with practical advice that you can immediately implement in your business to start increasing your profits.
During this call Alex will share no less than 29 expert tips. You'll learn:
~ 8 Critical marketing advantages that you can use to generate more sales from your teleseminars.
~ 7 Embarrassing mistakes that most marketers make during their teleseminars and how to instantly avoid them.
~ 9 Humiliating mistakes that most marketers make before their teleseminars and how to avoid these mistakes.
~ 5 Core attributes for finding reliable, fast turnaround vendors that you can confidently outsource the tasks such as copywriting, web design and transcription so you can focus on your strengths when it comes to building your teleseminar business.
Plus Alex will share his 7-Step Plan that he has used to triple his residual income as an Interviewer of the world's top industry leaders.
And he will deconstruct 4 of the most closely-guarded teleseminar campaigns that each produced over six-figures in annual income but required less than 2 hours of effort each.
The regular tuition fee for this call is $99. However, use VIP Discount Code AM3964 to save $79 making the fee just $20.
And, if you send a copy of your receipt to info@successfulteleseminars.com at the end of December I'll actually refund your $20 so can attend this teleseminar for FREE.
At Christopher Howard's "Ultimate Business Success Seminar" held in London recently, Keith Cunningham, author of Keys to the Vault and founder of the business school for entrepreneurs by the same name said:
"The reason people are [currently] losing money is because they don't have the right business skills and tools."
Here's an opportunity to gain some invaluable skills and tools that you can use to enhance your business so seize this opportunity and register for this call. Upon registering you'll also receive a bonus gift valued at $97 Alex’s new "Insider’s Guide To Teleseminar Profits For Independent Professionals" but you'll have to be quick because this is a FAST ACTION Bonus for the first 200 people to register. So click the link below to register for this special call.
On Sunday I used public transport to travel to the venue where Christopher Howard's "Ultimate Business Success Seminar" was being held. This was a superb event featuring several world-class speakers including Loral Langemeier, Keith Cunningham, Simon Coulson, Jeremy Hudson and Paul Avins.
However, back to my journey…
My journey involved several changes yet at no time did I have to wait any longer than a minute for a bus or train. Each time I got off a train I found myself directly opposite the exit I needed. I know some stations well enough that I can work out the best carriage to travel in for the quickest escape route. But this was all without any special effort on my part. For this journey, I was in flow.
Needless to say I arrived at my destination in record time. In addition, because of the effortless and pleasant nature of my journey, I felt quite relaxed and in an excellent frame of mind. It was a great way to start the day.
At times in our lives, we all experience flow where what we are doing seems effortless even though it may require great skill and be very challenging. However, for many, finding flow is a hit and miss affair rather than something creatively designed.
Instead, many feel enormous resistance when they are involved in certain activities. In some cases it's because they are doing the wrong activity. They are doing something that they are not good at doing, weren't meant to do and don't need to do.
For others it's because they are going about doing things the wrong way and as a result they create enormous friction, stress and discomfort in their lives. What's more, they persist in doing this particular activity in the same manner day after day. They feel miserable. They lose their joie de vivre and yet don't recognise that it's not the activity or even the people they're interacting with that need to change. It's themselves.
They need to learn how to adapt themselves to their environment rather than constantly battle against it.
"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless - like water. Now you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup, you put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle, you put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend." Bruce Lee
Too many people expend far too much energy doing things in the wrong way. If they took the time to learn how to do things in the right manner then they would find that these tasks become much easier. Yet, when you suggest and even demonstrate to some folk just how they could be doing things that would make their lives so much easier they say:
"It's too hard."
Finding your flow is not instantaneous. It requires an investment of time to discover the best way to achieve something and practice, practice, practice. It requires initially that you push yourself a lot but eventually you won't need to push yourself that hard at all until you decide to step up to another level because you will have achieved mastery.
"Ah, mastery...what a profoundly satisfying feeling when one finally gets on top of a new set of skills...and then sees the light under the new door those skills can open, even as another door is closing." Gail Sheehy
And isn't the achievement of mastery what being in flow is really all about?
The news is full of reports about companies downsizing and laying off staff. These persistent reports may cause you to think that now, during an economic downturn, is just about the worse time to get into business.
If you think so you're right. Remember the words of Henry Ford:
"If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right." Henry Ford
And you're also wrong. There will be many entrepreneurs and business owners who will become even wealthier during this recession. Some will be in a position to take advantage of low-cost acquisitions and others just because they decided to structure their business differently.
If you're already in business and are worried about the future then it is important to remain calm and focused. It's also important to continue to strive to grow your business. If you're not striving to grow your business then your business then your business will certainly decline and perhaps fail altogether.
This is a time when many businesses look to reduce their marketing budget. It may be necessary to do this but you should still seek creative ways to maximise your exposure. One of the easiest, most economical ways to promote and market the products and services of your business is through teleseminars. Best of all, no matter what business you're involved in you can use teleseminars as part of your marketing and promotion strategy.
Here are just five ideas to get you started.
1. Book Promotions
Writing a book is actually a great way to promote yourself and your business. There are several different publishing routes you can go down but whether or not your book is a success will depend upon the number of your sales you achieve. You can certainly boost the number of sales of your book by hosting a series of teleseminars as part of your marketing strategy.
Teleseminars of this nature are designed to "explain" your book and so can be used as the foundation of a course. Also, when individuals consume your book in this manner they have a greater understanding of its content and get to know you, the author, more intimately. So when you publish other books and create other products you'll have a bigger audience ready to purchase.
2. Preview Promotions
Interestingly, teleseminars can be used to promote a teleseminar course or program whether the course/program is taught by one person or several experts. Such teleseminars serve as an introduction to the material and the individuals presenting the material.
Teleseminars are also very effective in promoting offline events. Again they provide a virtual platform that allows individuals to get to know the speakers and learn enough about what they will be presenting that it whets their appetite for the main event. They also help to build excitement about a particular event.
3. Question and Answer (Q and A) Calls
It is inevitable that if you deliver a course your participants will have questions. Allocating separate teleseminars to deal with questions can be really helpful to your students. It boosts their understanding of the material and improves retention rates. Even if only a small percentage of individuals ask questions, you can be sure that many more will actually benefit.
Q and A calls can also be used to help your customers gain a better understanding of a product they have purchased and or to address regularly asked questions about their purchase.
The questions which arise as part of these teleseminars can also extremely useful in helping you to improve your course or other product.
4. Prospecting Calls
A key component of a teleseminar is of course your message. So if you have a content-rich message to share you can invite prospective clients to listen to a weekly teleseminar so that they can get to know you better and evaluate whether or you'd be a good fit.
These calls can also be archived to create a rich body of material which you can re-purpose in a multitude of ways to further promote your business.
5. Kick-Start Training
When a client purchases a course they are usually very excited about the prospect of learning and the new material they will be exposed to. Then they see all the new material and overwhelm sets in. They can be at a loss as to where to start and the best way to tackle all the material that is presented.
A teleseminar which can be recorded and made available in the members' area of the particular course or program or even burnt onto a CD and posted along with the course materials can be very helpful. Naturally, this type of kick-start training can also be done as a live event.
Kick-start training can make the difference between someone deciding that your course or program was not for them after all and asking for a refund or lasting the course.
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If you were given a cent and the ability to double the value of your money everyday for thirty consecutive days then at the end of one month you would have a whopping $5,368,709.12 (five million, three hundred and sixty-eight thousand, seven hundred and nine dollars and twelve cents.
Now doubling your money for 30 consecutive days may seem impractical but what if you could simply double your income and what if you could do so doing what you love instead of grinding out a living? Does this prospect sound appealing?
Many of the people I meet outside of my industry do not do the work they love. They are doing work because it pays the bills. The thing is that you can make money doing work you love and those who have mastered this become very wealthy and often reach a point in their lives where they can take early retirement but they love their work so much that they don't want to give it up.
I believe that each and every one of us has a unique purpose in life. We all have special talents - things that we're good at. When we are doing these things time passes by unnoticed. We feel totally engrossed and alive. Conversely, when we are struggling to do things we do not enjoy time drags by. We feel frustrated, irritable and stressed.
Hence, it's vitally important to discover what your purpose in life is and it is no surprise that your purpose in life is closely aligned to the things you feel passionate about.
Now another human characteristic is that we all have a desire to be and feel successful. Success means different things to different individuals and Robert Allen says that as soon as you start living your life on purpose you become successful.
"Once you're on your purpose path you're instantly successful. You don’t have to achieve your goal to be successful. You just need to discover your path. When you're standing on your path and you take one step forward towards your goal you're instantly successful because you're on your path. Robert Allen
Think about it. You can achieve "success" in a particular area but if it is not something you care very much about the success feels rather hollow.
Conversely, when you achieve even a small measure of success doing something that you love, the feeling of success is magnified.
So the question is how can you do work that you love and make good money doing it at the same time?
Part of problem with this is some people love what they do so much that they think it would be wrong to be paid and paid well for what they do. There are many arguments against this point of view and I'm going to state just one case.
If what you're doing creates value for another individual, would it not be better if you could create value for even more people and or increase the value that you're able to provide those that you serve? Of course it would. And you can do this if you are properly recompensed for the value you provide.
Now you know when you set goals they should be SMART, i.e.
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On Tuesday 09 December Bob Proctor will be a hosting a special teleseminar on The 11 Forgotten Laws.
