Jim Daniels of the Biz Web Gzette just published an informative blog post for all you guys out there wanting to do things right in 2009. It's titled "How to Grow Reliable, Long-Term Income Online..." and he lists it as 8 very solid, fundamental steps. Go read the whole thing for yourself, I think you'll like it 'cause it's right up our netrapreneurial alley (that's a word?).
Well, we've got the Moms moved in OK. You can read all about it on her blog: http://momprogressblog.blogspot.com/. Things have settled down quite a bit what with her moving over there and all, so I now have more time to get things rolling again.
We're still in the winter off season here @thebeach, so there's hardly anything to report.
I am making available a new report called the PLR Process, and you can get your free copy by heading over to The PLR Process. I did not write it, but the guys who did really know what they are talking about. I write about it a little more on my Shagmiser Blog - go check it out. Over there, I also mention 3 new sites I just published. Niche sites. I plan to do more so keep your eyes out. I built all 3 of them in under 2 hours total, using the tools provided by PLR Pro. What a deal. Now if I could just monetize them.
Right now I am looking at Mom's trailer, which I had to put into the back yard for lack of anyplace else. Anybody need a trailer?
More later - and TTFN.
Dick
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Off on a Tangent
I am going to veer a bit today, even though it has been awhile since I've posted. The world is too much with us, as Mom used to say. Speaking of ...... if you want to know how she is doing, check Mom's Progress Blog. I try and stay ahead of it AMAP.
It seems as if the whole world was watching the Obama Inaugural ceremony on Tuesday (the 21st of January), via TV, the Internet, IPhone, smoke signals, whatever. And he assumes office in the worst possible circumstances for his country and the world. But he said something that resonated with me, and I am sure to a lot of people, especially in these days of Wall Street greed, massive ponzi schemes, corporate and media irresponsibility, and world wide tensions. He said,
"Our challenges may be new. The instruments with which we meet them may be new. But those values upon which our success depends - honesty and hard work, courage and fair play, tolerance and curiosity, loyalty and patriotism - these things are old. These things are true. They have been the quiet force of progress throughout our history. What is demanded then is a return to these truths. "
In my humble opinion, that's a pretty good aim.
I've actually been doing a better job of keeping my Shagmiser Blog more-or-less up to date, so check it out for my latest scheme, er, opportunity. AND, the old standby, my Internet Retirement System web site is still cooking along. In fact, if you put that specific term into Google, I rank second. Now that's pretty good.
Not too much doings here @thebeach. Mid Winters just came and went. Jack and Becki came down from Charlotte for a visit, and we all headed to Fat Harold's for some cold beer and hot shag dancing (I'd call it shagging, but too many of you from outside the Grand Strand area would get the wrong idea). Speaking of shagging, I've posted some YouTube videos of some pretty good shaggers on my History of Shag web page. Check it out.
We have our new SC tags, and the one thing it does promote is http://travelsc.com/ right there on the tag itself. I have yet to check it out - maybe you should.
TTFN - We'll see you on the Strand and in the sand.
It seems as if the whole world was watching the Obama Inaugural ceremony on Tuesday (the 21st of January), via TV, the Internet, IPhone, smoke signals, whatever. And he assumes office in the worst possible circumstances for his country and the world. But he said something that resonated with me, and I am sure to a lot of people, especially in these days of Wall Street greed, massive ponzi schemes, corporate and media irresponsibility, and world wide tensions. He said,
"Our challenges may be new. The instruments with which we meet them may be new. But those values upon which our success depends - honesty and hard work, courage and fair play, tolerance and curiosity, loyalty and patriotism - these things are old. These things are true. They have been the quiet force of progress throughout our history. What is demanded then is a return to these truths. "
In my humble opinion, that's a pretty good aim.
I've actually been doing a better job of keeping my Shagmiser Blog more-or-less up to date, so check it out for my latest scheme, er, opportunity. AND, the old standby, my Internet Retirement System web site is still cooking along. In fact, if you put that specific term into Google, I rank second. Now that's pretty good.
Not too much doings here @thebeach. Mid Winters just came and went. Jack and Becki came down from Charlotte for a visit, and we all headed to Fat Harold's for some cold beer and hot shag dancing (I'd call it shagging, but too many of you from outside the Grand Strand area would get the wrong idea). Speaking of shagging, I've posted some YouTube videos of some pretty good shaggers on my History of Shag web page. Check it out.
We have our new SC tags, and the one thing it does promote is http://travelsc.com/ right there on the tag itself. I have yet to check it out - maybe you should.
TTFN - We'll see you on the Strand and in the sand.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Happy Holidays
Yes, the season is fully upon us - and it's about time.
And to honor said season, I've put together a little Holiday Oriented web site, just for all the followers of my little blog.
So that's it for this post - go see the website.
And we'll see you - next year!
Friday, December 12, 2008
Holiday Family Video
This is just a little video I put together, using the animoto.com site. It really is pretty cool. I tried to get everybody - probably missed a few - and I hope you enjoy this little holiday family video.
If you guys have any shots I don't have and you'd like to see included, send them to me and I'll remix it.
Happy Holidays and Best Wishes to all - and leave a comment.
Old Bro and the Mustang
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