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Successful Business in Today’s Economy by Blogging & Social Media

bobyeager — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:16:54 +0000

Successful Business in Today’s Economy by Blogging & Social Media

Successful businesses in today’s economy have created a strong online presence by merging their blogs with social media, including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, & LinkedIn as the major places.

Having your business online is extremely important, as there are approximately 1.6 billion users of the web and with these statistics instead of being the needle in a haystack, you want to have your business up front and ready to rock and roll.

Remember how we used to look in the phone book & Yellow Pages to find a business that would fulfill our need. Whether it is in the same city or across the world, now, most people hop online to find what they are looking for.

Business blogging is the first key, it’s the main hub. From there reaching out through social networking helps create a personal bond, which is very important. Remember how you will drive across town to go to this restaurant that treats you like royalty, even when you could go down the street. It’s all about building relationships mixed with outstanding services & products. These are the keys to thriving in today’s economy.

You have to go the extra mile to win customers and keep them! We here at EWebbMM understand this and can help create an online presence to help drive traffic to your doorstep. Just be sure to give your customers the best care and they will continue to return!

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Success Lesson through Fever Induced Thought

bobyeager — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:14:07 +0000

Entrepreneurial Success Lesson Because of a Fever?

It’s funny. Last week I had this major fever that stopped me dead in my tracks. I didn’t feel like moving, didn’t want to do anything and I slept for over 14 hours straight. When I woke up, I got this burst of inspiration. You see, after having been sick for over 7 1/2 years with cancer, I tend to pay close attention to what my body is telling me.

With that, last week I thought to myself, “What caused this fever when it was the beginning of summer, I didn’t do anything that could make me sick and nothing about my diet could’ve induced this fever. But, something was happening that I couldn’t quite wrap my head around. It was a growth period of thought and insight.

Success Development Creates a Pinnacle Video Lesson

As I began to feel better I started thinking to myself, “What could I teach my subscribers about this experience and how to develop success in their lives.” It hit me like a ton of bricks. Growing to each new phase of understanding, knowledge and implementation comes from being ready for change and new phases of development.

I recorded this video showing you all of the different people who have had a direct, or indirect, impact on my success and what you can realize through this process. After this video, there are two other videos that I will take you through. Be warned, this process may take up to almost 2 hours of content rich success development. Pay close attention to the lessons contained here, they could literally change your life (NO JOKE!).

Take a look at this video and then click through to the next lesson:

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Now that you have endured my success rant… take a short break and click through to this next video lesson to move on through this free training: CLICK HERE

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Success Lesson through Fever Induced Thought

bobyeager — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:13:53 +0000

Entrepreneurial Success Lesson Because of a Fever?

Success Development Creates a Pinnacle Video Lesson

Take a look at this video and then click through to the next lesson:

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Now that you have endured my success rant… take a short break and click through to this next video lesson to move on through this free training: CLICK HERE

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Success Lesson through Fever Induced Thought

bobyeager — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:13:52 +0000

Entrepreneurial Success Lesson Because of a Fever?

Success Development Creates a Pinnacle Video Lesson

Take a look at this video and then click through to the next lesson:

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Now that you have endured my success rant… take a short break and click through to this next video lesson to move on through this free training: CLICK HERE

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reBlog from delfinknowledgesystem.com: Metaphysical Coaching | Bob Yeagers DELFIN Trilogy Progress Log

bobyeager — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 06:41:42 +0000

I found this fascinating quote today:

To me, a real metaphysical coach or mentor wants you to succeed and move beyond what they teach you in order to surpass the level of success that you originally wish to achieve. A true metaphysical mentor is that person who wishes to stand eye to eye with you, some day, instead of being the one you are always coming do for the answers.delfinknowledgesystem.com, Metaphysical Coaching | Bob Yeagers DELFIN Trilogy Progress Log, Sep 2009

You should read the whole article.

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reBlog from delfinknowledgesystem.com: Metaphysical Coaching | Bob Yeagers DELFIN Trilogy Progress Log

bobyeager — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 06:41:32 +0000

I found this fascinating quote today:

To me, a real metaphysical coach or mentor wants you to succeed and move beyond what they teach you in order to surpass the level of success that you originally wish to achieve. A true metaphysical mentor is that person who wishes to stand eye to eye with you, some day, instead of being the one you are always coming do for the answers.delfinknowledgesystem.com, Metaphysical Coaching | Bob Yeagers DELFIN Trilogy Progress Log, Sep 2009

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Sneaky Ninja Marketers: I got them this time!

bobyeager — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:41:21 +0000

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So… Paul Counts thought he could pull a fast one to fill things up at the workshop with his peeps… I got news, until we get this thing sorted, where tomorrow I will be forcing him to take this link down. Go to Traffic Tantrum to get the big fat sneaky discount, just click the video image at the top of the page.

What Paul may not understand is, this thing will probably sell out in the first day… so he just screwed himself for profit and our subscribers will dominate the July Conference! MUHAHAHAHAHA!

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Making Money with Blogs and ClickBank

bobyeager — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 12:05:36 +0000

Bob Yeager explains a free to implement illusion that allows you to make thousands, with little to no effort!

If you liked this… wait till Bob’s two day workshop that he is opening to the general public… even though it has nothing to do with Internet Marketing but has allowd his clients to add more to their bottomline every year!

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Anchoring with NLP

bobyeager — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 06:21:17 +0000

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Want to learn how you can replicate any state that you have previously experienced? How about being able to re-experience it at will? Well now absolutely anybody can do just that, using these modern, innovative psychological techniques.

There was some sunshine this weekend while I was writing this! At least here on the sunny south coast of England there was. I went out walking along the sea front with my partner Sara on Saturday morning and it was wonderful; the feeling of sunshine on my face, the smell of the air, the sites of other people out and about and happy, the local land train was shuttling people and their excited children back and forth from Bournemouth pier to Boscombe Pier and my senses were filled – a major event for human neurophysiology (mine anyway!)

The funny thing is, later on that evening when my friends were joking about my pink coloured forehead, I told them that I was really looking forward to summer and as I spoke, I felt the sun on me, imagined the fun I was going to have on the beach, remembered the smell, the amazing feeling of joy that I get from being there, just by anticipating it all.

A natural phenomenon we can replicate with NLP techniques. NLP stands for neuro-linguistic programming, which is just a methodology for helping make changes. We shorten it to NLP for easy understanding.

Without realising it, the time I had spent on the sea front earlier that day had acted as an anchor for the wonderful experience which immediately followed it. The next time I saw & heard the experience, albeit in my mind, my neurology went “I know what happens now” and started to produce the intense physical responses that it ‘knew’ were coming next.

In the field of NLP, an anchor is any representation in the human nervous system that triggers any other representation. For instance, the word ‘sex’ will immediately trigger images, sounds etc associated with that word. The word ‘chocolate’ will trigger different associations. I am not too sure which of those will create the most intense feelings though! These words are anchors. Anchors do not have to be words, they can be a wide range of things.

With NLP, we identify that anchors can operate in any representational system (ie. sight, sound, feeling, smell, taste.) Let me give you some examples;

Tonal: By that, I mean for example, the special way a certain person has of saying your name, like when a friend or family member says it. My mother shouting my name from the depths of my home when I was a child often signalled the fact that she had discovered something that I had done that meant trouble for me! “Adam!” often made me feel what I was in store for.

Tactile: The effect of a certain type of handshake for example, or the sensation of a reassuring hug compared to a loving cuddle. Rekindles all kinds of wonderful feelings.

Visual: The way people respond to certain items of clothing. I recently had lunch with a group of my friends from the town where I grew up and several of them commented on the jacket I was wearing. Now, whenever they see it, it reminds them of those comments and makes them smile.

Olfactory: Like when you smell a certain kind of food being cooked can suddenly have you remembering a time when you were in the school cafeteria.

Gustatory: The taste of your favourite food or the way certain foods can make you remember how you felt when you had it before. Maybe like when you were given soup and a big helping of love and sympathy when you were young and off school because you were poorly. I know every time I eat Heinz Tomato soup it reminds me of just that.

Once again, in the field of NLP, an anchor is any representation in the human nervous system that triggers any other representation. It is conceptually similar to Pavlovian conditioning (ie. bells and salivating dogs; some of Pavlovs findings feature in the field of NLP.

While the anchor I created for the sea front was unintentional, it is possible for you to use this NLP tecnique to anchor yourself intentionally. Have a go at this and learn this NLP technique for yourself……

Fistly, think of an occasion when you had a highly pleasurable, positive or enjoyable experience. See what you saw then (looking out through your own eyes), hear what you heard and feel what you felt. As you feel the sensations increase in intensity, squeeze the thumb & forefinger of your left hand gently together for a few moments, then release them. Now ‘break your state’ (Eg. by remembering what you had for lunch yesterday.) Squeeze your thumb & forefinger together again, gently pulsing them. The state will return.

To make the most of anchoring with NLP, it is important to really engage in the experience and make it wonderfully vivid in your mind and to then also put effort into recalling it when you first activate your NLP anchor for a few times. Imagine how powerful this can be when you want to feel wonderful if you are home, feeling gloomy. Instead of reaching for the chocolate, you can start to activate your “feel good” anchor.

Every time you want to get motivated to exercise, just activate your enthusiasm anchor. It is a really simple technique of NLP.

This is a simple but powerful NLP technique that can enable you to have access to the states and resources you want, when you want them. The use of thumb & forefinger is an example of a tactile anchor, but you can use any representation to anchor something for yourself or someone else.

Guidelines for setting anchors with NLP;

In order to get a ‘strong’ anchor for an experience, it is important to

a) Ensure that you have a powerful example of the experience to work with.

b) Anchor in as many representational systems as possible (visual, auditory, kinaesthetic, etc).

c) Set the anchor just before the experience peaks.

d) When you activate the anchor, do it accurately. Be precise!

e) With tactile (kinaesthetic) anchors, pulsing the anchor can help to maintain the experience

One of the people who came on one of my NLP training courses was particularly taken with the idea of anchoring. Shortly after the NLP training, one morning his wife offered to make him a cup of tea, and as she did so, he gently tapped the side of his cup with his ring. He repeated this the next few times she made him a cup of tea. After a while, all he had to do was tap the side of his cup subtly with his ring & she would spontaneously offer to get him a cup of tea!! Very Naughty use of NLP, Eh?! Just by creating a sensory representation (tapping the cup) that coincided with her making tea, he was soon able to use that representation as a trigger for what he wanted. He did eventually share his NLP anchoring experience with his wife and you can be sure he makes a lot more tea than she does now!

Now I know that by now some of you may be thinking “But isn’t that manipulative?!?” One answer is “Yes, so use it for doing good stuff!”
Another answer is “no.” It is no more manipulative than making yourself look good and smell nice when you go out. In those situations you are trying to get people to think the best of you and have a good response to you, a response that you are attempting to anchor through your choice of clothing, grooming and smelly perfume.

Here are some of the sorts of things that I go out of my way to use NLP to anchor whenever I see them or experience them:

- Smiles.

- Laughter.

- Excitement

- Confidence

- Good feelings

- Good performance (especially by waiters & waitresses!)

- Anything that looks good, useful or fun; Achievement and success are especially useful for stopping smoking, reducing weight or growing in confidence.

It’s happening all the time anyway:

As I said at the beginning, anchoring with NLP is a naturally occurring phenomenon anyway. You are exposed to it all the time in everything you do. Everyone is doing this stuff all the time, often without really knowing it. All I am inviting you to do is to become conscious of the anchors that you and others are setting (maybe using NLP), and to start using them purposefully to get good results, rather than randomly to get whatever you get. Use NLP with mindfulness.

Taking this a step further;

Recently, I was working with a team of related staff members with regards to doing some NLP consulting with them. I asked them how they would know that the two days had been a great success. One of them said it would have a ‘feel good factor’ and simultaneously made a gesture with both hands towards his tummy. When I repeated the words ‘feel good factor’ to him, he nodded in confirmation. Later on, I referred to the feel good factor, and simultaneously used his gesture. Instead of a nod of confirmation, I got a full physiological response, including skin colour changes, posture and energy changes…the full works. His words had been a good anchor, but the words plus the gesture were far more complete. When I used both, I got a full response. I continued to use the anchor throughout the consultation. At no time was he aware that I was using NLP & his anchors – he just had the experience of being really well understood.

You can use NLP anchors to capture and re-use positive experiences for yourself & others. Now have a go at doing this NLP exercise too…

1) Think of an occasion when you had a highly pleasurable, positive or enjoyable experience. See what you saw then (looking out through your own eyes), hear what you heard and feel what you felt. As you feel the sensations increase in intensity, squeeze the thumb & forefinger of your left hand gently together for a few moments, then release them. Now ‘break your state’ (Eg. by remembering what shoe you put on first today.) Squeeze your thumb & forefinger together again, gently pulsing them. The state will return.

2) Identify something that someone you know already does, and create a subtle anchor. Set the anchor while they are doing the activity. Later, fire your NLP anchor and see what happens. If they do the thing you anchored, then it worked!

3) When you (or someone you are with) are experiencing something you want to have more of, anchor it.

As usual, remember that this stuff is powerful so use your NLP skills wisely. As well, allow yourself to start becoming aware of when it is being used on you. Advertisers, politicians and stand-up comedians all know the power of NLP anchors and use them with great cunning (and to great effect.) Awareness with NLP is the key – have fun.

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