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I read this ads from MX Brisbane, Free seminar in South Bank Brisbane Exhibition Center at Thursday 5th July 2005 from 6.30 pm - 9 pm.

Whose the speaker for this event?

Stephen Pierce hes a guy who with absolutely no advantages and everything against him showed the world how anybody can rise above any obstacle to become Successful, Wealthy and Happy.

In this seminar you will learn how to start a widely lucrative internet business in just 90 days and make an extra $7500 to $12750 per month, working as litle as 30-60 minutes per day - Even if you have no business ideas or a website. (Sounds like BS, but he did it)

If you interested to attend this seminar book it at 1800 070 066 (booking code: 417), hopefully this info give an advantage for you.

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CHALLENGES Quotes

“If it easy, there is no Challenges and it gonna be boring for sure” - Andika Kusuma

“The game of life is a lot like football. You have to tackle your problems, block your fears, and score your points when you get the opportunity.” — Lewis Grizzard

“Be prepared to ride the cycles and trends of life; success is never permanent and failure is never final.” — Brian Tracy

“Given the chance, a person will create more exciting and challenging goals for himself or herself than parents or company managers could ever dream of.” — Denis Waitley

“I will say this for adversity: people seem to be able to stand it, and that is more than I can say for prosperity.” — Kin Hubbard

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When you build your PC mostly people like to get all high spec including the memory, but wait here is the trick, What yo need for your pc is memory (RAM) that matches the speed of your frontside bus (FSB) data stream. For example an Intel Core 2 E6300 processor with its 1,066MHz quad-pumped FSB only needs DDR2-533 memory to work optimally, because base clock speed for both is 266MHz. Faster memory can make a small (no more than couple percent) difference in the performance, but can cost you up to four times the price of standard stuff.

For example, 1GB of DDR2-533 memory can cost you around $70-$100 ( depend on the brand), while DDR2-1066 sells for more than $350. With the new DDR3 memory around the corner chances of your DDR2 lasting a motherboard upgrade in the future are slim, so its not worth the amount money that you spend for it, unless your want over clocking your PC. you can see more information about CPU, FSB and memory in here

So why you want to buy more speed when you can save more and work optimal on the same speed, you can save your money and spend it for other thing .

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Do I need a web site? That is the question often asked by business owners.

The answer will usually depend upon the type of product or service offered and what the business is trying to achieve. Some products/services are more suited to the web than others. Plus, a well designed web site can be a superb tool for communicating with customers, prospective customers, suppliers and the wider community.

For most service businesses, I’d say “Yes, you do need a web site.”

There are many ways to be ‘on the net’, with ISP’s, web designers and web hosting companies offering businesses many options in how this can be achieved. However there are also advertising and sponsorship opportunities that may be cost effective for businesses, either through web sites or email communication.

Is the web for you?

As use of the Internet matures it appears that company/branded web sites are particularly important for products and services that are high-involvement purchases. Examples are cars, finance, computer equipment, and professional services where a buyer will actively seek details for comparison prior to making a purchase.

Conversely, for products that are typically low-involvement or commodity purchases a dedicated web site may not be the best answer. It may be more cost effective to concentrate on building brand awareness via advertising and sponsorships on web pages (or email newsletters) that have content relevant to the target audience for the product.

But the Internet does lure businesses with the potential of trading on a larger scale. It is up to individual business operators to decide how important this opportunity is for them. If you are thinking about creating or expanding your web site it is suggested you focus on being either a major force in your local/regional area, or gear up for servicing a national or global market.

If you decide to join the growing number of businesses using a web site, you must also give thought to the type of site you will use. Apart from the ‘look’ of the site, content and functionality must be considered.

Your options

Web site options range from a single page (long or short) with contact details, to information sites and brochure-ware layouts that incorporate basic product images and descriptions. At the top end are full scale ecommerce sites that process credit card payments online, track your previous purchases, allow interactivity with the site and other customers, and provide personal login facilities to access data.

In many cases the development costs for hand-coded web sites with custom built shopping carts, custom product database and online payment capability starts at around $8,000. For larger sites requiring complex coding and special functionality it’s easy to go over this figure.

However, there are now less expensive options available, including the use of Content Management Systems (CMS). A CMS makes it easy to create a site and make changes. No special programming knowledge is required. The CMS interface is very much like using a word processor. And you usually pay by the month. It’s like renting your web site. Depending upon your level of skill, you may still need help to create your own graphics or pictures for use on the site. An example of a CMS is www.sitezero.com.au.

Another option is to use a “virtual” web site designer. These are simply web designers that work on a remote basis (i.e. virtual). The virtual designer will create a site to your your individual needs dealing with you by phone, fax and email. They often offer low-cost monthly update services so you never need to worry about learning the technical side of your web site. An example of this type of service is www.bizmagic.com.au.

Some major web directories (e.g. Yahoo) also offer a do-it-yourself online store facility.

Online payment systems

There are numerous options for accepting online credit card transactions that can ecommerce-enable existing HTML web sites. One example of these internet based payment systems is the Australian service www.gopay.com.au. Major banks also offer payment facilities, as do international services such as www.worldpay.com.

Marketing your web site

Once you have your web site up and running, you also need to make sure it is found on search engines, such as Google. It’s a fact that for many businesses traffic from search engines is extremely important, with up to 80% of internet users finding sites through search engines.

Online marketing includes: Optimising your site to achieve high search engine rankings Pay-per-click ad’s on search engines (e.g. Google and Overture) Listing in directories - Yahoo, DMOZ, industry listings etc Banner ad’s on other sites Newsletter (or e-zine) advertising Reciprocal links with other sites And much more, like: - Affiliate programs - Having articles published online - Educational webinars - etc etc…
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Yesterday I arrive in Melbourne for Wealth Mastery Seminar, I am using Jetstar and landed in Avalon airport Melbourne at 1.00pm, My friend suppose to pick me up on time, but he late like an hour and I wait outside of an airport in cold.. and cloudy weather.

Well I know Melb is colder than Brisbane, but this is only the first month of Winter and its almost the same, anyway I am so exiciting about this Seminar I will register my self later 8am, and yesterday I was walking around, taking photos and watching movies with my friend

We walked around Bourke St and china town(picture above) in the city, in the middle of the bourke st mall there is a tram rail that connect Melbournian to most all the suburb, its kind a good to have tram in your city because tram didn’t cause pollution like bus. After walk around we went to my friend apartment in South Bank to put all my stuff first, then we went to Crown… hehhehe not for gambling, but to watch movie in Village Cinema, the tickets its more expensive than in Brisbane’s cinema. Before that I went to see the animated light just at front of the Crown Melbourne, its amazing that various light change as the music came a long with it, I can’t explain much about it, but you’ll get the idea when you see below picture.

What movie that we watch? we watch “Fantastic 4″ overall its a good movie, but I wont discuss it here. Its 9 pm after we watch movie we went outside of Crown and watch the fire coming up from the big torch, you can feel its really warm near there, the fire on last for 10 minutes and then we went home to sleep, as I have to awake in the morning for wealth mastery

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6 Steps to a Stronger Mind by Mark Victor Hansen

Our minds are all we’ve got. They are the source of who we, both personally and professionally, are. They determine our success or failure. They are our strength and our weakness.

With the quality of our entire lives resting on our minds, it’s unbelievable that we choose to fill them with so much garbage. The amount of negativity from television, newspapers, tabloids and other media that bombards us on a daily basis is amazing. We would never think to fill our bodies with only junk food, right? Heck no. We know that if we ate nothing but French fries and ice cream we would experience negative consequences like skin blemishes, weight gain and rotting teeth.

But with mental junk food we don´t see the physical consequences right away. When our minds are constantly filled with negativity and bad news, our minds begin to decay. That´s why we need to develop a strong, Herculean-esque mind.

Developing your mental muscles will give you the power to accomplish anything you want in life. Sure, it takes some discipline on your part, but look at the world’s greatest bodybuilders. They don’t show up at the gym every once in a while. They create a workout schedule and they are at the gym every day, no matter what.

Hire yourself as your “mental manager”. Figure out how much you’re going to pay yourself and make up a job list. Here are six jobs to assign to yourself to create a stronger mind.

1. Read Right

How much good news do you see in the newspapers? Editors usually say, “If it bleeds, it leads.” Not much chance of positivity there. So, read something else. Read books – good books. Books that motivate you. Books that inspire you. Look up some of the great inspirational authors online or in your local bookstore. Read them every morning and/or every night, before you go to sleep.

2. Share Your Mind

Find someone, or a group of someone’s, who have the same desire to share positivity. This is called masterminding. Great successes are created when great minds come together and think about the same things.

3. Find A Mentor

My mentor was Buckminster Fuller and I learned more from that man about life than I ever hoped to. Who are the people you admire most, whether you know them or not? Figure out whom you’d like to emulate and study them. If they offer seminars, attend them. If they’ve written books, read them. Just a few I´d recommend are: Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Dr. Wayne Dyer and Zig Ziglar.

4. Listen to Motivational/Inspirational CDs and DVDs

This is one of the most important habits you can create for yourself. Find inspirational audio messages and listen to them over and over. Earl Nightingale, one of the most brilliant thinkers of our time, had this to say on the subject: “Tape listening is the most important advance in technology since the invention of the printing press.” With CDs speakers can reach 10 times as many people as the printed word ever could.

5. Sign Up and Attend Seminars

The motivational messages you hear at seminars, and the inspirational people you meet, reinforce your self-esteem and positive thinking. You can search out seminars via the internet, newspapers or local colleges and universities.

6. Turn Off the Television

On average, the television set in an American home is on over 7 hours a day. Just like any bad habit, it needs to be broken. I’m not saying that all television is bad. Heck no. I’m simply recommending that you cut back on your television viewing. Decide how long you’re going to watch television and then turn it off when you’re time is up. Try cutting back your television viewing one hour every day at first. You can use that time to read a book, listen to a motivational tape, walk your dog or spend time with your family.

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Do you remember last few week I post about Anthony Robbins Wealth Mastery 2007 Free preview in Brisbane? I attend to that free seminar and I interested with the Wealth Mastery, there are some point that I learn from that seminar;

1. Think your fear as your enemy, when you think that way you will think how to beat that enemy. You will learn more about your enemy and find the way how to defeat them.
2. Make money to work for you, this point is the one that motivated me to join Wealth Mastery 2007, what your purpose of working? make money right!?, then what? spend it? nooo don’t!!!! (spend some but not all) use it to invite all his friend (money) to become yours.

Steven Molnar is the MC for free seminar in Brisbane he is ;

a qualified educator and a highly sought after regular guest speaker around Australia and overseas in the areas of Property and Finance. He teaches from a results based platform, and by using his advanced and creative strategies was able to in the first 3 years secure over 40 properties, settling 26 of these to a value of over $10 million dollars by himself and through various partnerships. Steven is also an active investor in other asset classes, such as Business where he opened up a franchise of Bank Of Queensland with his partners. His passion is to teach others how to achieve greater financial security using advanced property investment strategies.

He tell the story about himself and how he can get where he stand now, it was amazing listen to the stories and I take some lesson from it. And at the end of the seminar they give us CD about wealth mastery 2007, well I thought why not I share it with you all so you know what its all about, I have put it on iso file and archived it using winrar, you can download the CD iso from here (click on free download and wait for couple sec). Huhuhu can’t wait for tomorrow… Melbourne I am Comingggg

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