August 27, 2011

There are only two ways to live your life. One is as if nothing is a miracle, and the other is as if everything is a miracle. … ---- Albert Einstein

The Calendar of Events is an up-to-date listing of events, teleseminars & training being hosted by the most influential thought leaders in Information Marketing today ... and I invite you to have a look at it!

Calendar of Events

August 21 – 29, 2011

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Presently there are 99 listings for this period.  It is valuable information at your fingertips and something I love to do – to organize all the event information into one spot so that I can help as many Internet Marketing Entrepreneurs as possible in their decision making with respect to event planning.

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Last Week:

• Eben Pagan released his new program “Guru Masterclass".  It is a blueprint on how to tally cash in on the lucrative world of selling content people love.

• Alexis Neely will be participating in the Burning Man along with other 69,998 happy “Burners” on “the playa” .

• And last but not least, Steve Jobs resigned as CEO for Apple.  As a result, the stock fell 5.4%.

This Week on the Calendar of Events:

• Melanie Yost talks abot “The Path to Passive Income” on Aug. 30, 2011.

• Also on August 30, Kim Clausen interviews Doug Stevenson re. “The Power to Persuade”.

• Also on August 30, Hazel Palache talks about “How to Change What You Are Worth and Get It, Especially in This Economy”.

Personal Notes …

I am still travelling around Denmark and enjoying myself.  Here are some pictures from a Viking exhibit I went to yesterday:

 Dwelling

 Knives

 Shields

Enjoy your week and may it be full of magic!
Birgitte Melnick

August 21, 2011

Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambition.  Small people always do that, but the really great ones make you feel that you too, can become great"…--- 

Mark Twain

The Calendar of Events is the most up-to-date listing of events, teleseminars & training being hosted by the most influential thought leaders in Information Marketing today!

It is valuable information at your fingertips and something I love to do – to organize all the event information into one spot so that I can help as many Internet Marketing Entrepreneurs as possible in their decision making with respect to event planning.

Find out who is being interviewed this week, who is having a live event or where it is … All this information in the Calendar of Events. Here are three items for this week - I signed up for two of them and then I will have to dream about going to Machu Pichu:

• Gregg Braden is in Machu Pichu, Perú, starting August 22.

• Marianne Williamson has a teleseminar - call 2 of 3 - on Intimate Love as a Calling of the Soul on August 24.

• Eric Lofholm talks about Network Marketing on August 26, the last of three calls.

Here is a link to the listings from August 14 till August 22, 2011.  There are 90 listings in total, covering teleseminars, live events and live streams:

Calendar of Events August 14 – 22, 2011

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I look forward to your comments ...


Enjoy your week and I wish you success ...

August 14, 2011

"You can have what you want & you can have it now."

 David Neagle

This past week I read a blogpost by Deborah Gallant.  She has been travelling in Europe and made a list of the pros and cons of life especially in France, and from her perspective.  I am presently also travelling in Europe and find all her comments quite amusing and to the point.

Pro:

Directions and Signs.  It was hard to get lost in any city because the signs to all the important sights were ubiquitous.

Languages: Europeans definitely get that they are part of a bigger world and most people speak more than just their native tongue

Tableside Credit Card Processing:  When you charge your meal in a European city, the waiter brings a small wireless handheld device and swipes it in front of you, virtually eliminating the possibility of fraud.

Energy conservation: both our London and Paris hotels were retrofitted with a single master power switch so that you don’t waste energy.  The London room wouldn’t let you turn on a single light unless your room key was inserted in the master panel.

Free admission to cultural sites for people under 18: Bring the children

No lost commercial opportunities:  Construction scaffolding throughout Paris was wrapped in advertising.

Con:

Smoking: Smoking in outdoor restaurants

Coffee: No refills

Fermee: In France half the establishments were closed during the summer months, mainly August.  The same goes for Italy and Spain. 

Calendar of Events

The Calendar of Events is an up-to-date listing of events, teleseminars & training being hosted by the most influential thought leaders in Information Marketing today!

This week we have added 96 teleseminars and 8 live events. Here are a few of them:

·      John Rasiej interviews Darla LeDoux on Aug. 16.

·      Also on the same day, Roberta Mittman talks about Weight Loss & Gain

·      David Neagle asks us "If We Are Marketable" on Aug. 17.

There was also lots of talk about Ryan Deiss’ “Digital Marketer Lab” and also after his  “End of the Web, as we see it” article. Here is the link:

http://www.DigitalMarketer.com/SOS

Check it out.  According to Frank Kern: "Ryan Deiss is the Best Internet Marketer alive".

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Enjoy the week ...

With respect,

Birgitte Melnick

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August 7, 2011

A real decision is measured by the fact that you have taken a new action. If there is no action, you have not truly decided.”~

Anthony Robbins

We have had interesting happenings this past week.  Most broadcasts I read - from Earl Netwal to Frank Kern and Bill Glazer -  all recommended downloading Ryan Deiss’  eBook “The End of the Web (as we know it)” …. And if you haven’t read it yet, here is the link to download it:

http://microbusinessspecialist.com/blog/dealthofweb

Also, Cathy Alessandra, Founder and President
 of National Association of Entrepreneur Moms – NAOEM wrote in her last broadcast that they have officially moved to Today’s Entrepreneur Woman. Please register at the new website

www.TodaysEntrepreneurWoman.com

Eiji Morishita features 19 top trainers and speakers in the Six Figure Speaking Secrets Summit, among them, Brian Tracy, Tom Antion and Joel Bauer.  It starts August 8 till August 14, 2011. Here is the link:

http://SixFigureSpeakingSecretsSummit.com

Here at Inside InfoMarketing we added 96 new teleseminars and 8 new live events to the Calendar of Events and here are some of them:

•               Eiji Morishita starts the Six Figure Speaking Secrets Summit with Lynn Rose on Monday August 8.

•             Roberta Mittman interviews Carrie Greene on August 9

•               Pamela Bruner has a teleseminar on August 11 at 12 pm Eastern.

•               Also on August 11 Lisa Sasevich has a teleseminar on Invisible Influence.

There are also a few live events and many more teleseminars in the coming weeks.

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Personal Notes:

I am still in Denmark visiting the family and being spoiled.  Today I had a typical Danish lunch at a golf club close by:

 Typical Danish Lunch complete with cold beer and schnapps 

An old farmhouse that has been converted to a golf club

Enjoy the week ...

With respect,

Birgitte Melnick

Inside InfoMarketing

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July 31, 2011

"You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him discover it in himself." ~ 

Galileo Galilei

Above saying reminded me of what Suzanne Evans posted on Facebook this week:

" I have the hardest job on the planet. Not coaching people to their full potential, but walking away from people with potential. I just can't want it more than you. "

It got 33 comments - among them:

David Neagle It's heartbreaking but has to be done

Baeth Davis Coach Martha Beck says, "I love you but I don't care what you do." That's how I feel. I'm not attached. However, no point in working with folks who won't take action. It becomes a pointless exercise in: "I'm showing up to my coaching call, so I think I'm doing something, even though I've done nothing." Fear is reptile brain activity. At a certain point, you need to know how your brain actually runs you - and start managing it. Most people operate on emotional base instinct and call 'paying the bills."

Something to think about!

This week we added 61 teleseminars and 7 live events to the Calendar of Events.  For example:

•               Don Miguel Ruiz - author of "The Four Agreements" is talking to Barbara Marx Hubbard on Aug. 1 re. "Making a New Agreement to Live Your Life in Truth and Integrity".

•               Wendy Weiss & Adam Urbanski talk about "Lead Generation" on Aug. 2.

•               Angela Johnson is interviewing Paige Stapleton & Brian Stark re. "Make More Money with Your Message" on Aug. 2.

•               Suzanne Evans talks about "Be the Change" event on Aug. 2 at 8 p.m.

•               Kelly O'Neil is in San Jose, CA with the live event "Ignite Your Business Summerganza" on Aug. 4 - 6, 2011.

                

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Personal Notes:

I am in Denmark at the moment visiting my family and my uncle just made me a delicious lunch complete with a very cold beer and very cold schnapps, straight from the freezer. The weather is very nice, not warm like at home, but very sunny. 

My uncle's farm house ...

I wish you warm greetings from here and best wishes for a successful and fulfilling week.

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With respect,

Birgitte Melnick

Inside InfoMarketing

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July 24, 2011

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us...And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. ~  Marianne Williamson The Calendar of Events is the most up-to-date listing of events, teleseminars & training being hosted by the most influential thought leaders in Information Marketing today! This week we added 47 teleseminars and 4 live events to the Calendar of Events.... and there are lots of interesting events to participate in – here are three of them: Christine Kane is in Charlotte, NC, with her live event July 25 – 27, 2011. Ellen Britt’s telesummit “Write Your Book, Build Your Business” starts on July 25 and runs till Friday with lots of interesting people to be interviewed. David & Kristin Morelli interview Joe Vitale as part of their “Everything is Energy” summit on July 28. I have created a sample of the Calendar of Events so that you can see it in detail.  Here is the link: Sample of Calendar of Events The Subscripton to the Calendar of Events is $30.00 per month and you can cancel it at any time.  To subscribe use this link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=A78PU5GL72E8J  On another note I read approximately 250 broadcasts per day, some interesting and others not so --- but the following article caught my attention. It was posted on July 21, 2011 on Women on Business: News from WomenOnBusiness.com Why You Want Women on Your Team Posted: 21 Jul 2011 06:14 AM PDT Post by Jane K. Stimmler, contributing Women on Business writer Making a case for more female participation on Boards of Directors, executive groups, strategic committees, project task forces or, well, just about any group, just got a little easier. A recent research study described in June’s Harvard Business Review submits that having a group comprised of more women will ultimately lead to greater success. Why? Because, with women participating – and the more women the better – a group’s “collective intelligence” rises, giving the group a higher score on the tasks they were given. Even the teams which had members with higher IQs didn’t score as high as the teams with women. Professors Anita Woolley and Thomas Malone compared the study teams after they asked them to complete several tasks including brainstorming, decision-making, and complex problem-solving. They found that “many of the factors you might think would be predictive of group performance were not…” Though they caution the findings are preliminary, “if a group includes more women, its collective intelligence rises.” They went on to point out that part of the findings can be explained by differences in social sensitivity, which was also found to be important to group performance. Many past studies have shown that women tend to score higher than men in social sensitivity skills such as listening, collaborating and sharing constructive criticism. Another interesting aspect of the study is that the groups in which individuals dominated the conversations did not do very well. I’m sure that most of us have sat in a group where one or two people, in my experience usually men, keep others (women) from contributing through a form of intimidation. They continue to perpetuate boys’ club behavior by wielding their seniority, talking loudly, and playing off each other to dominate meetings. These tactics have now been shown to yield inferior results. Instead of advising women to try to fit into the male-populated cultures that have existed in the past, this research helps make the case that perhaps the culture has some things to learn from us instead. Imagine that! According to this and other research on the proven benefits of engaging women, businesses should be fighting to get more women on their teams for one simple reason – it’s to their advantage. Hopefully, as time goes one and with more confirming data, all businesses will see this as a priority." I wish you a pleasant week and would enjoy reading your comments and suggestions to the blog. Thank you Birgitte Melnick