Idle Money Evaporates Without A Trace

Did you know idle money evaporates? Even if you don't spend it. Even if you keep it locked away. Year after year, even though your money might look the same, its ability to purchase becomes less and less. This is no accident. This is an invisible tax engineered by central banks in cahoots with governments to pick your pocket.

Learn to put extra money to work right away. Keep your money employed! Either use it to build and acquire new assets, or to acquire the tools and education to do so.

Preferably you should do both--set some money aside for tools and education, while putting the rest to work building new assets to generate more money.

Bust The Myth That It Takes Money To Make Money

Let me tell you a secret:

We surround ourselves with stories about who we are and how the world works.

We all do it. I do it too.

Now here's the secret you've been keeping from yourself: You're making it all up. It's true!

When you make up rules about how the world works, you create your own quagmire. At best it slows your progress--at worst it keeps you rooted in the same place. Like cement.

Want proof?

OK. Here's a short clip about someone that became a millionaire within months--and it didn't cost her a dime.

Realizing you're making it all up is your key to freedom! Be willing to ask yourself "is that so?" and if it isn't (hint: it never is) then be willing to try something new. You may be surprised by what you can accomplish when you let go of your preconceptions.

Get Paid Simply For Offering Coupons

People love to shop with coupons. After all who doesn't love to save money? There are plenty of sites like this one that pay simply to get your email address and send you coupons you can use each and every day.

Surveys Can Create Both Active and Passive Income

Companies depend on feedback about their products and services. They are willing to pay people to give their honest opinions because the information they collect can add significantly to their bottom line.

You can earn money by filling out a quick survey in your spare time (active) or you can refer others that are willing to take surveys and get paid for the referral (passive).

Here's a good place to start:

Facebook Marketing

Facebook is such a huge marketplace it actually boggles the mind. It's incredibly easy to segment your market and find the buyers who are most interested in what you have to offer.

Here are some tools that I have found to be quite helpful with my Facebook marketing efforts. I hope that you find them useful and an incredible value as well. Cheers!

FB Ad Blitz is all about how to run the most effective Facebook Ad campaign. This report was written by a former CPA Manager who had the inside track on what works and what doesn't.

Here's a great report on how to create Rabid Fan Pages. There's no fluff, just a great step by step guide.

Step Outside Your Box

We all get comfortable in our life and our ways of doing things. I know I do. However, to experience growth, sometimes we've got to mix it up a little.

Try something new.

Maybe radically new (for you).

Be willing to fail.

It's ok to fail--there's very little learning without failure.

All of the big breakthroughs come from failures of some sort.

Step outside of your box. And experience a much bigger world.

I'll be rootin' for ya! :)

How Do You Trade Your Time?

All of us have the same 24 hours to spend everyday. Some of us trade 8-12 of those hours working for wages. I don't think that's wise for several reasons:

• You get paid only 1 time for your efforts
• Working for wages doesn't afford you any extra time to do what you enjoy.
• You are paid with currency which loses value over time. Currency is not real money.
• If for any reason you can't work, you don't get paid
• There is a limit to your hourly value, and that limit is generally determined by someone else.

Instead, trade as much of your time as you can building assets. Here's why I think that's wise:

• You get paid over and over again for your efforts
• The more assets you build the more time you will have to do what you enjoy.
• Assets continually throw off cash over time. You may spend that cash immediately, or use it to acquire more assets.
• Whether you work or not, assets will continue to work on your behalf.
• Assets leverage your hourly value, and that value will grow over time. You determine how high.

And that, in a nutshell is why assets will make you wealthy, while wages never will.

Become an Unstoppable Affiliate

Niche websites can be a great way to generate a steady flow of passive income. But, they can be hard to get started if you don't know what you're doing, plus it's even harder to figure out how to get the search engines to send your site traffic.

I bought the Unstoppable Affiliate Course when it first came out and I was quite please with the quality of the materials in the course. It helped me to refine my focus and my results considerably.

Sadly, there have been numerous courses I've purchased and read once (or stopped reading halfway through), and then relegated them to a virtual waste bin. It's a shame that there are people out there throwing anything together and calling it a product. That was NOT the case with Unstoppable Affiliate.

There was little to no fluff at all in the videos and they didn't spam me at all which was an added bonus in my book.

Click the graphic above and watch the video. (I know it starts out like a lot of other affiliate marketing pitches do, but stick with it!)

This will be a course you will be glad you ordered. It's pure content and well worth the small investment of your time.

Publish on Amazon

Why not publish your own ebook on Amazon? It's not hard to do. Well...it's hard to do right. But lots of people are having tremendous success.

Whether you are interested in writing fiction, how to, or history, publishing on Amazon can be quick and quite profitable. The problem is there are a few right ways to go about publishing your work, and a whole lot of wrong ways!

Just throwing a book up--even if it's a really good book--falls under the fallacy of "if you build it they will come".

There are several good sources to put you onto the path of success (and I recommend you look into more than one).

For starters there's ePublish by Steve Weber, which is just chock full of information and has gotten great reviews. (You can click on the image here to see it).

Another good one is "How To Make, Market, and Sell eBooks" by Jason Matthews