Comments on: Internet Marketing Dreams http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing/internet-marketing-dreams/ An Internet Marketing Journey... Sun, 07 Jun 2009 03:22:46 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Al http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing/internet-marketing-dreams/comment-page-1/#comment-2313 Al Sat, 11 Apr 2009 12:11:03 +0000 http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing-dreams/#comment-2313 Great post, John. Spending time with "silent" partners is definitely a goal worth achieving. I've never had much luck with dollar goals ... it's all about what I can do with those dollars that inspires me. I had an off line business that made me lots of dollars, but left little time for anything else. The great thing about an internet business is it can go with you anywhere and much of it can be automated, allowing time for those power naps you so aptly illustrated. Al Great post, John. Spending time with “silent” partners is definitely a goal worth achieving.

I’ve never had much luck with dollar goals … it’s all about what I can do with those dollars that inspires me.

I had an off line business that made me lots of dollars, but left little time for anything else. The great thing about an internet business is it can go with you anywhere and much of it can be automated, allowing time for those power naps you so aptly illustrated.

Al

]]> By: Mark Hendricks http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing/internet-marketing-dreams/comment-page-1/#comment-2312 Mark Hendricks Sat, 11 Apr 2009 11:20:23 +0000 http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing-dreams/#comment-2312 Hi John, That little buddy sleeping with Grandpa is the best marketing coach you could ever learn from! That’s a great pic! One of the most valuable benefits of working with a coach is a coaches ability to ask questions that you may not have thought to ask. And of course the quality of your answers is a direct result of the quality of your questions and the accuracy of your answers to those questions. By having a coach that will continually ask questions of you, you grow in new ways that lead to more knowledge, experience and wisdom in whatever field of expertise you work in. I’m sure that “little buddy” will have lots of questions for Grandpa as time goes by. My best wishes to you and your loved ones. Mark Hi John,

That little buddy sleeping with Grandpa is the best marketing coach you could ever learn from!

That’s a great pic!

One of the most valuable benefits of working with a coach is a coaches ability to ask questions that you may not have thought to ask.

And of course the quality of your answers is a direct result of the quality of your questions and the accuracy of your answers to those questions.

By having a coach that will continually ask questions of you, you grow in new ways that lead to more knowledge, experience and wisdom in whatever field of expertise you work in.

I’m sure that “little buddy” will have lots of questions for Grandpa as time goes by.

My best wishes to you and your loved ones.

Mark

]]> By: Marcia http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing/internet-marketing-dreams/comment-page-1/#comment-2311 Marcia Sat, 11 Apr 2009 00:55:15 +0000 http://www.mymarketinsider.com/internet-marketing-dreams/#comment-2311 John, You make some valid points about setting personalized goals. It's a fact that setting a concrete goal and visualizing it with emotion will help you reach that goal much quicker than just mentally telling yourself you want a particular thing. While it's perfectly okay to set a goal of making $25,000 on the internet in the next two months and then visualizing yourself depositing that money into your account, it would be much more powerful to decide what you would like to do with that money and then vividly visualize yourself as having reached that goal. For example, let's say you want that $25,000 to put an in-ground pool in your backyard. Take 15 minutes to do this...Find a comfortable place to relax where you won't be disturbed. You can sit or lie down, but don't go to sleep. Close your eyes and take 3 or 4 deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth. Then, in your mind's eye, visualize the pool you want. What shape is it? Rectangle? Kidney shaped? How big is it? How many steps lead into it? What shape are those steps? Are they rounded or squared? What color is the pool? Is it light aqua or a deep, rich blue color? See the sun shimmering off the surface of the water. Is there a fence around the pool? Are there children laughing and playing or is it peaceful and quiet? Take a deep breath. What does the water smell like? Wade into the water and feel the coolness against your warm skin. How does having this pool make you feel? Happy? Relaxed? Do you get a sense of pride and accomplishment? I believe you probably get the idea by now. Take a few minutes in the morning right after you wake up and in the evening just before you go to sleep to do this visualization and you'll have that pool in no time. It doesn't matter whether you want a new house, car, boat, a better relationship with your spouse or a Rolex watch, you can have whatever you want if you if you vividly imagine yourself as already having what you desire, feel the emotions associated with it and then take action toward achieving your goal! Marcia <a target="_blank" title="Internet Marketing Mindset" href="http://theimmindset.com/" rel="nofollow">Internet Marketing Mindset</a> John,
You make some valid points about setting personalized goals. It’s a fact that setting a concrete goal and visualizing it with emotion will help you reach that goal much quicker than just mentally telling yourself you want a particular thing.

While it’s perfectly okay to set a goal of making $25,000 on the internet in the next two months and then visualizing yourself depositing that money into your account, it would be much more powerful to decide what you would like to do with that money and then vividly visualize yourself as having reached that goal.

For example, let’s say you want that $25,000 to put an in-ground pool in your backyard. Take 15 minutes to do this…Find a comfortable place to relax where you won’t be disturbed. You can sit or lie down, but don’t go to sleep. Close your eyes and take 3 or 4 deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth.

Then, in your mind’s eye, visualize the pool you want. What shape is it? Rectangle? Kidney shaped? How big is it? How many steps lead into it? What shape are those steps? Are they rounded or squared? What color is the pool? Is it light aqua or a deep, rich blue color? See the sun shimmering off the surface of the water. Is there a fence around the pool? Are there children laughing and playing or is it peaceful and quiet? Take a deep breath. What does the water smell like? Wade into the water and feel the coolness against your warm skin. How does having this pool make you feel? Happy? Relaxed? Do you get a sense of pride and accomplishment?

I believe you probably get the idea by now. Take a few minutes in the morning right after you wake up and in the evening just before you go to sleep to do this visualization and you’ll have that pool in no time.

It doesn’t matter whether you want a new house, car, boat, a better relationship with your spouse or a Rolex watch, you can have whatever you want if you if you vividly imagine yourself as already having what you desire, feel the emotions associated with it and then take action toward achieving your goal!

Marcia
Internet Marketing Mindset

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