Hi everyone,
Last month I shared some of my May goals in the MorningCoach.com (MC) community and also here with my blog readers/followers. This month I'll share some of my June goals with you.
1) First and foremost, to KEEP giving God the glory and the honor and the praise daily, not just in MC but in all my daily activities both online and offline.
2) Secondly, to KEEP praying daily for my family, my friends, world leaders, church leaders, spiritual leaders, business leaders, etc (basically anyone who needs prayers which basically means everyone.)
3) Thirdly, to KEEP writing/posting stories. Over the past few weeks I have dropped off with this goal in particular but I think I can maintain writing/posting at least 1 story (whether christian/non-christian/fanfiction) a week each week.
There are a few more goals that I posted in MC. I just wanted to share a few of my goals for June 2009 with my blog readers/followers. What I try to do is update my progress daily or weekly (pretty much when I have time to, which I factor in to my day as much as I can). I do this on MC so as to keep my MC friends and encouragers informed of my progress. Feel free to visit MC (and sign up if you're not a member yet) and check out the forums for my post: Goal(s) for June 2009. (FYI: my username in MC is rjcharley.christianwriter - feel free to add me as a friend)
Well that's all from me for the time being. Can't wait to be privied to some of your goals for this coming month (or week, or year or however you set your goals). I'd love to help keep you encouraged on your path to fulfillment. It would be an honor and a privilege.
God bless...
MJ
"NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE IN!"
http://budurl.com/cibblog
http://budurl.com/storywriterinbzblog
ps. As of May 18, 2009 I started a huge goal - Mission: $1,000,000 in 90 days (May 18, 2009 - Aug 15, 2009) online via Internet Marketing, Donations, Online Income Opportunities, Infopreneurship, Ebay, other online opportunities. "For With God Nothing Is Impossible" Luke 1:37
To find out how this is coming along visit the blog I created just for this goal: milliondollarexperiment2009.blogspot.com/
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Getting A 21st Century Education (for FREE)
Hi everyone,
I apologize for not posting as often as I'd like but I've been superbusy (my online efforts being only a part of what takes up my weekdays and weekends - I have a full-time job during the week and spend my weekends researching material for these posts.) I thank you faithful followers for your kindness and understanding. In appreciation please feel free to fill in the form to the left of this post for your free Cash In A Flash audio.
Now on to the topic for today: Getting A 21st Century Education (for FREE)
In his free ebook "What I Didn't Learn At School But Wish I Had", Jamie McIntyre (more about him in a few), reveals such things as the 5 Major Components of a 21st century education, the 3 Pillars of the Rich, The Meaning of Money, Finding Your Primary Purpose, Designing Your Life (and why this is so important), The 6 Human Needs and so much more. But why should you listen to Jamie McIntyre?
Jamie McIntyre is an extraordinary young Australian making a big difference to the quality of other people's lives in Australia and around the world. He is a sought after Success Coach (Life Coach) and has travelled the world meeting and learning from some of the very best teachers and leaders on the planet including Anthony Robbins (Unlimited Power), General Norman Schwarzkof (Desert Storm), and Paul Zane Piltzer (Unlimited Wealth), Jay Abrahams (Fortune 500 Marketing Consultant), Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad, Poor Dad), and many others.
He became a self made millionaire in his twenties, an entrepreneur, a sought after public speaker, and author. He is founder of 21st Century Group of Companies, including 21st Century Accounting and 21st CenturyFinance. He is also the founder of 21st Century Academy, an education organisation that has provided a 21st century education to Australians and New Zealanders, and has received a Highly Commended Award from the Australian Achiever Awards. He was several years ago nominated as a Young Australian of the Year and has been responsible foreducating over 95,000 people through his DVD courses and live seminars.
He is a leading advocate for real life education including financial literacy to be implemented into high schools nation wide as well as world wide. He believes this will give teenagers the most important skills they will need to excel in the 21st century, and improve what many say is an inadequate and flawed education system. He is also an advocate to change the bias practices of the financial planning industry, and wants to see financial planners have to produce real life investment results in their own life before being allowed to advise others in financial planning.
He is lobbying for improvements to superannuation to ensure Australians can fund themselves in retirement and is critical of the lack of transparency, competency and accountability of regulatory bodiessuch as ASIC.
So after all that do you still think you should listen to him? If so get your free copy of "What I Didn't Learn At School But Wish I Had" ebook and then let me know what you think.
God bless...
MJ
"NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE IN!"
http://budurl.com/cibblog
http://budurl.com/storywriterinbzblog
Together with Jesus is better than separate and alone. - Sarah Bowling
Follow me on twitter: http://budurl.com/followmeontwitter2
I apologize for not posting as often as I'd like but I've been superbusy (my online efforts being only a part of what takes up my weekdays and weekends - I have a full-time job during the week and spend my weekends researching material for these posts.) I thank you faithful followers for your kindness and understanding. In appreciation please feel free to fill in the form to the left of this post for your free Cash In A Flash audio.
Now on to the topic for today: Getting A 21st Century Education (for FREE)
In his free ebook "What I Didn't Learn At School But Wish I Had", Jamie McIntyre (more about him in a few), reveals such things as the 5 Major Components of a 21st century education, the 3 Pillars of the Rich, The Meaning of Money, Finding Your Primary Purpose, Designing Your Life (and why this is so important), The 6 Human Needs and so much more. But why should you listen to Jamie McIntyre?
Jamie McIntyre is an extraordinary young Australian making a big difference to the quality of other people's lives in Australia and around the world. He is a sought after Success Coach (Life Coach) and has travelled the world meeting and learning from some of the very best teachers and leaders on the planet including Anthony Robbins (Unlimited Power), General Norman Schwarzkof (Desert Storm), and Paul Zane Piltzer (Unlimited Wealth), Jay Abrahams (Fortune 500 Marketing Consultant), Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad, Poor Dad), and many others.
He became a self made millionaire in his twenties, an entrepreneur, a sought after public speaker, and author. He is founder of 21st Century Group of Companies, including 21st Century Accounting and 21st CenturyFinance. He is also the founder of 21st Century Academy, an education organisation that has provided a 21st century education to Australians and New Zealanders, and has received a Highly Commended Award from the Australian Achiever Awards. He was several years ago nominated as a Young Australian of the Year and has been responsible foreducating over 95,000 people through his DVD courses and live seminars.
He is a leading advocate for real life education including financial literacy to be implemented into high schools nation wide as well as world wide. He believes this will give teenagers the most important skills they will need to excel in the 21st century, and improve what many say is an inadequate and flawed education system. He is also an advocate to change the bias practices of the financial planning industry, and wants to see financial planners have to produce real life investment results in their own life before being allowed to advise others in financial planning.
He is lobbying for improvements to superannuation to ensure Australians can fund themselves in retirement and is critical of the lack of transparency, competency and accountability of regulatory bodiessuch as ASIC.
So after all that do you still think you should listen to him? If so get your free copy of "What I Didn't Learn At School But Wish I Had" ebook and then let me know what you think.
God bless...
MJ
"NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE IN!"
http://budurl.com/cibblog
http://budurl.com/storywriterinbzblog
Together with Jesus is better than separate and alone. - Sarah Bowling
Follow me on twitter: http://budurl.com/followmeontwitter2
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Goal(s) for May 2009
Hello everyone,
I'm a member of a number of online communities. One of the things I do in these communities is add value in some form (whether it's in the forums or with a blog post or a discussion or just a comment on someone's profile). As such I started sharing my goals (monthly goals) with the MorningCoach.com (MC) community in March 2009 shortly after I joined the community (in late February 2009). Since then I've been a big fan of having and following through on goals. Prior to that time I had hardly, if ever, set, much less followed through on, any goals in my life. I realize the error of my ways now and strongly urge those of you who do not have goals to start setting and following through on some goals (daily, weekly, monthly, etc). For those of you who are already in the habit of doing this I'd love to be privied to some of your goals if they're not too personal. We can help encourage each other.
So without further ado, here are a few of my goals for May 2009:
1) First and foremost, to KEEP giving God the glory and the honor and the praise daily, not just in MC but in all my daily activities both online and offline.
2) Secondly, to KEEP praying daily for my family, my friends, world leaders, church leaders, spiritual leaders, business leaders, etc (basically anyone who needs prayers which basically means everyone.)
3) Thirdly, to KEEP writing/posting stories. Over the past few weeks I have dropped off with this goal in particular but I think I can maintain writing/posting at least 1 story (whether christian/non-christian/fanfiction) a week each week. I have managed to write one fanfiction so far in April. Hopefully over this weekend I can write at least one more fanfiction and maybe tackle a christian story.
There are a few more goals that I posted in MC. I just wanted to share a few of my goals for May 2009 with my blog readers/followers. What I try to do is update my progress daily or weekly (pretty much when I have time to, which I factor in to my day as much as I can). I do this on MC so as to keep my MC friends and encouragers informed of my progress. Feel free to visit MC (and sign up if you're not a member yet) and check out the forums for my post: Goal(s) for May 2009. (FYI: my username in MC is rjcharley.christianwriter - feel free to add me as a friend)
Well that's all from me for the time being. Can't wait to be privied to some of your goals for this coming month (or week, or year or however you set your goals). I'd love to help keep you encouraged on your path to fulfillment. It would be an honor and a privilege.
God bless...
MJ
"NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE IN!"
http://budurl.com/cibblog
http://budurl.com/storywriterinbzblog
I'm a member of a number of online communities. One of the things I do in these communities is add value in some form (whether it's in the forums or with a blog post or a discussion or just a comment on someone's profile). As such I started sharing my goals (monthly goals) with the MorningCoach.com (MC) community in March 2009 shortly after I joined the community (in late February 2009). Since then I've been a big fan of having and following through on goals. Prior to that time I had hardly, if ever, set, much less followed through on, any goals in my life. I realize the error of my ways now and strongly urge those of you who do not have goals to start setting and following through on some goals (daily, weekly, monthly, etc). For those of you who are already in the habit of doing this I'd love to be privied to some of your goals if they're not too personal. We can help encourage each other.
So without further ado, here are a few of my goals for May 2009:
1) First and foremost, to KEEP giving God the glory and the honor and the praise daily, not just in MC but in all my daily activities both online and offline.
2) Secondly, to KEEP praying daily for my family, my friends, world leaders, church leaders, spiritual leaders, business leaders, etc (basically anyone who needs prayers which basically means everyone.)
3) Thirdly, to KEEP writing/posting stories. Over the past few weeks I have dropped off with this goal in particular but I think I can maintain writing/posting at least 1 story (whether christian/non-christian/fanfiction) a week each week. I have managed to write one fanfiction so far in April. Hopefully over this weekend I can write at least one more fanfiction and maybe tackle a christian story.
There are a few more goals that I posted in MC. I just wanted to share a few of my goals for May 2009 with my blog readers/followers. What I try to do is update my progress daily or weekly (pretty much when I have time to, which I factor in to my day as much as I can). I do this on MC so as to keep my MC friends and encouragers informed of my progress. Feel free to visit MC (and sign up if you're not a member yet) and check out the forums for my post: Goal(s) for May 2009. (FYI: my username in MC is rjcharley.christianwriter - feel free to add me as a friend)
Well that's all from me for the time being. Can't wait to be privied to some of your goals for this coming month (or week, or year or however you set your goals). I'd love to help keep you encouraged on your path to fulfillment. It would be an honor and a privilege.
God bless...
MJ
"NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE IN!"
http://budurl.com/cibblog
http://budurl.com/storywriterinbzblog
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