Chinese Investors Coming to The US: G4T "on the ground" Report

Extreme Couponing - Joyce's Checkout

It can be done , if you stay calm cool collected oh n the coupons eh!!!! :_D

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One of the best videos I have seen explain MLM.....this is one that needs to be shared n go viral!!

NFL Videos: NFC Championship Can't-Miss Play: Ridiculous Raji

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I Shall be Released ~ Bob Dylan

Neil Young - Helpless (The Last Waltz).

he is canadian by the way eh ;-D

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These women prove it is possible to save loads of money with coupons!!

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven Live (HD)

amazingly clear!!!

The Fallacy of January 1 and The Art of (Un)resolutions

Interesting article that I found on Man vs Debt blog discussing resolutions that we wait till to New Year's to make and have probably broken by today.

The Fallacy of January 1 and The Art of (Un)resolutions

The fabled January 1 mystique is dark magic for a deceptively simple reason – it’s a lie!

There is no earthly reason why you should wait for the clock to strike midnight on January 1st before crafting resolutions to improve your wellbeing. Those that do wait for 1/1 forfeit 364 days (8,736 hours; 524,160 minutes) of life-changing potential. Does that sound like a smart choice to you?

Sure, these other days may be spent engaged in last year’s resolutions. And if such resolutions were architected thoughtfully, then this assumption might be true. But it’s a risky assumption to make. Why? Because by-and-large we’ve become a consumeristic society addicted to the fallacy of over-night successes and the allure of instant gratifications. That’s a deadly spell that will curse any resolution, well-intentioned or not, quickly bringing it to its knees.

In truth, the best day to begin fresh life change is today! Such is the art of (un)resolutions.

(Un)resolutions are exactly what you think they are – the antithesis of conventional resolutions…

• Resolutions are New Year’s day centric – (un)resolutions are everyday centric

• Resolutions are driven by external rewards – (un)resolutions are inspired by intrinsic motivations

• Resolutions focus on “what” – (un)resolutions concentrate on “why”

• Resolutions are rooted in “quick-win” hype – (un)resolutions are baked in long-term effectiveness

Here’s your choice: 1) Subsist in our age of distraction by lumbering through the year with shallow resolutions that ultimately fail. Or, 2) stop sucking at resolutions and start creating lifestyle goals in the art of (un)resolutions.

Good choice! Now it’s time to delve deep into the charms of (un)resolution.

This post is a guest post by Matt Gartland.

via: http://manvsdebt.com/

Life is made for living!!

With all the doom and gloom the media keeps shelling out to us....here is a reminder :

60 Tips to begin the New Year!!

It is a New Year and this one is particular(always like this word) because it begins with all ones being 1-1-11. So I have decided to begin it with something i happened to bump into, it is a list by Robin Sharma (leadership expert who has written books including "The Monk who sold his Ferrari") :

I want to shift gears from leadership to a pure focus on crafting an exceptional life for this blog post. Ultimately, life goes by in a blink. And too many people live the same year 80 times. To avoid getting to the end and feeling flooded regret over a live half-lived, read (and then apply) these tips:
1. Exercise daily.
2. Get serious about gratitude.
3. See your work as a craft.
4. Expect the best and prepare for the worst.
5. Keep a journal.
6. Read “The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin”.
7. Plan a schedule for your week.
8. Know the 5 highest priorities of your life.
9. Say no to distractions.
10. Drink a lot of water.
11. Improve your work every single day.
12. Get a mentor.
13. Hire a coach.
14. Get up at 5 am each day.
15. Eat less food.
16. Find more heroes.
17. Be a hero to someone.
18. Smile at strangers.
19. Be the most ethical person you know.
20. Don’t settle for anything less than excellence.
21. Savor life’s simplest pleasures.
22. Save 10% of your income each month.
23. Spend time at art galleries.
24. Walk in the woods.
25. Write thank you letters to those who’ve helped you.
26. Forgive those who’ve wronged you.
27. Remember that leadership is about influence and impact, not title and accolades.
28. Create unforgettable moments with those you love.
29. Have 5 great friends.
30. Become stunningly polite.
31. Unplug your TV.
32. Sell your TV.
33. Read daily.
34. Avoid the news.
35. Be content with what you have.
36. Pursue your dreams.
37. Be authentic.
38. Be passionate.
39. Say sorry when you know you should.
40. Never miss a moment to celebrate another.
41. Have a vision for your life.
42. Know your strengths.
43. Focus your mind on the good versus the lack.
44. Be patient.
45. Don’t give up.
46. Clean up your messes.
47. Use impeccable words.
48. Travel more.
49. Read “As You Think”.
50. Honor your parents.
51. Tip taxi drivers well.
52. Be a great teammate.
53. Give no energy to critics.
54. Spent time in the mountains.
55. Know your top 5 values.
56. Shift from being busy to achieving results.
57. Innovate and iterate.
58. Speak less. Listen more.
59. Be the best person you know.
60. Make your life matter.