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The question of the day is "What About Your Friends?"  Are your friends worthy of you calling them your friend.  There is a difference between a friend, an acquaintance, and an associate.  In the book "What About Your Friends" by Teresa D. Patterson, three friends come together and find they more in common than they thought.  They do come to rely on one another in a time of crisis.  But, while you are reading the book, you will wonder about the friends you have in your life and try to figure out if they are true friends or if you should put them in another category. The book will also have you looking closely at the men in your life.  If you have to wonder about why a man is in your house, then he shouldn't be there.  What About Your Friends is a test of friendship and doing the right thing as a parent or person for that matter.  Check out the book and see for yourself.  You can purchase the book at Amazon and Barnes & Noble for ...

I recently had the pleasure of reading the dbut novel by Barbara Grovner "Even Numbers" and I must say the book is a real eye-opener. Years ago, many years ago, some things in the household were not spoken about, to be honest, I blinds eye was turned.  It's a shame that something like this still goes on today.  The book tackles selfishness, greed, somewhat golddigging, neediness, controlling, ego, and the list goes on and on.  The main character in this book which is a male would make you want to come through the pages and strangle him.  His cockiness and his ego is enough to make you want to throw up, along with the dirty deeds that he does.  His wife, who is so needy and trusting, along with unsuspecting makes you want to just slap her.  In the interim he has made his step-daughter to be just as needy and trusting as her mother. As I continue to read more and more of the book, I found myself shaking my head in disbelief and screaming at my Nook.  ...

Dear Friends, If you’re a conscious entrepreneur or know someone who is a conscious entrepreneur I am thrilled to share a special book that anyone who is ready to increase their commitment to running a conscious business should read. This is a book sure to transform how people around the globe conduct business. It’s no longer business as usual. In Align, Expand and Succeed, Shifting the Paradigm of Entrepreneurial Success, you’ll meet 40 extraordinary men and women, from solopreneurs, healers, breath workers, CEOs of multimillion dollar corporations, doctors, speakers, radio hosts, coaches – men and women who answered the call to share their insights and inspiration of what it took to live their truth as conscious entrepreneurs. A truth that has brought them happiness, joy and abundance. Their individual and collective experiences will touch you, amaze you and impact the way you view business – forever! Enjoy a unique experience with 40 men and women who dared to step into th...

Many think that being unemployed is a bad thing.  It can be if you have no plan "B" or even a thought as to what it is that you want to do besides "find another job." If you are unemployed, have you ever thought about becoming an entrepreneur?  Do you even think like an entrepreneur within your work place?  This are some of the questions that will come up in your mind when reading the book "Climbing the Rock" by Lili Cruchelow. http://www.lilicruchelow.com/   In the book Lili tells how she went from being nearly unemployed to a nultimillion dollar entrepreneur in less than 90 days...hence, Passion+Persistence+Belief=Success, Opportunity, and Abundance. Gone are the days of job security.  You should have a plan "B" in the event you are let go from your current job.  Taking a leap of faith to start your own business is scary but you'll never know the outcome if you never try.  That's where Climbing the Rock may give you second though...

Anita Crawford Clark, has designed a system program that is aimed to help you not feel so overwhelmed when trying to keep up with all the Social Networking Sites that you have joined in order to grow your business.  In other words Keep Your Sanity. You may just be getting started in business and trying to figure out where to start.  What social networks to join that your join all that you're invited to and then realize that you're overwhelemed and have a hard time keeping up with all the site.  There are 5 major Social Networking sites that you should be on to Grow Your Business Like Crazy.  Those sites are: 1.  Facebook 2.  Twitter 3.  YouTube 4.  LinkedIn 5.  Your Blog (If you have a blog) The key to getting the most out of the sites you're on is Showing Up Often and being socialable.  It doesn't take all day.  It can take only 15 minutes out of your day to be socialable.  And that's 15 minutes for all the sites......

You gotta love America´s education system: 12 years of primary and secondary schooling and most of us never learned to budget our money. It´s not rocket science, but it´s one of those things that just aren´t very fun, almost like starting a diet plan or attending traffic school. What´s more, many banks and credit card companies pounded consumers with aggressive marketing campaigns to try to convince them to sign up for their cards, oftentimes using an assortment of gift incentives and bonus reward programs. So don´t feel bad if you got yourself into a credit card nightmare. You´re certainly not alone. But what´s important now is to figure out a plan to get out of debt. Here are seven easy steps to jumpstart your debt reduction plan. Step 1: Make a list, check it twice Get a blank piece of paper. On the left hand side, write down how much money you earn each month. For spouses, this may include both of your “take home” payment amounts. On the right hand side, list of all your cr...

Experian, Equifax, TransUnion are the three major credit bureaus in the United States.  Each bureau collects information on your accounts and payment habits from individual creditors. Some creditors report information to all three credit bureaus, while others may only report to one bureau. So, your credit files at each bureau often contain different information. It's important to check your credit files at all three bureaus regularly to ensure that all the information contained in them is accurate. Checking your own credit report can not hur your credit score.  Personal inquiries are not included in your credit report and therefore are not part of your credit score. So when you check your own credit report, you will not be hurting your credit score. An employer can not get a copy of your credit report without your permission.  A prospective employer can only get a copy of your credit report if you give your permission. The Fair Credit Reporting Act restricts access to...