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Pete Leibman is wondering what the heck we would all do if Facebook suddenly shut down…

a non-centralized indexing of the same updates would be a more robust format. The solutions are in place already to back up your entire FB account, and make it available on other servers in the same searchable structured manner, it’s just not widely adopted. Like, the way blog burning and blog syndication works on a decentralized platform, and an open standard. (RSS) Friendfeed is closer to that as it combines many sites on 1. (bought by FB).

Musical Genres:

Psybient (Ambient Psy)
Chill Out
Ambient Trance
Downtempo
Illbient
Ethnic electronica
Minimal electronica
Ethereal Wave
Dark Psybient, Goth, DarkPsy


Nu-Disco / SpaceFunk
Acid Jazz

Non-ambient trance and house:

PsyTrance

Prog Trance

Acid Trance / Uplifting

Not merely a robber of individuals, but of dynasties.

The future may remember him as we glorify Jesse James, Robin Hood, and other populists who don’t respect the property ‘rights’ of the leisure classes.

It’s also possible he thrived, and has undermined an ethnic trust that may have been a core of his investment network. This may make people realize that people should be judged on their character, not being more trustworthy or loyal based on an ethnic loyalty….and, if there is genuine ethnic loyaly, there is someone else working hard to exploit it.

To the high-net worth individuals who didn’t diversify their assets, were clearly inheritors of wealth.

The public doesn’t really feel sorry for them. I saw one appear on TV who lost everything. She wouldn’t say how much she lost….obviously feeling it detracts from her sob story.

I. COVER SHEET: Serves as the title page of your business plan. Name, address, and phone number of the company. Name, title, address, phone number of owners/corporate officers. Month and year your plan was prepared. Name of preparer. Copy number of the plan. II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (or Statement of Purpose) This is the thesis statement and states business plan objectives. Use the key word approach (who, what, where, when, why, how, how much) to summarize the following: Your Company (who, what, where, when). Who your management is and What their strengths are. What your objectives are and Why you will be successful. If you need a financing, why you need it, how much you need and how you intend to repay the loan or benefit the investor. Note: Do not write the executive summary (statement of purpose) until you have completed your business plan! It is a summary and reflects the contents of the finished plan. III. TABLE OF CONTENTS (Quick reference to major topics covered in your plan) IV. PART I: THE ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN What is included? This section should include a “summary description of your business” statement followed by information on the “administrative” end of your company. A. SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF THE BUSINESS In a paragraph or two give a broad overview of the nature of your business, telling when and why the company was formed. Then complete the summary by briefly addressing: mission (projecting short- and long-term goals) business model (describe your company’s model and why it is unique to your industry) strategy (give an overview of the strategy, focusing on short- and long-term objectives) strategic relationships (tell about any existing strategic relationships) SWOT Analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that your company will face, both internal and external) B. PRODUCTS OR SERVICES If you are the manufacturer and/or wholesale distributor of a product: Describe your products. Tell briefly about your manufacturing process. Include information on suppliers and availability of materials. If you are a retailer and/or an e-tailer: Describe the products you sell. Include information about your sources and handling of inventory and fulfillment. If you provide a service: Describe your services List future products or services you plan to provide. C. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Address Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents Back up in Supporting Documents with registrations, photos, diagrams, etc. D. LOCATION Describe your projected or current location. Project costs associated with the location. Include legal agreements, utilities forecasts, etc. in Supporting Documents. Note: If location is important to marketing, cover in Part II - The Marketing Plan. E. LEGAL STRUCTURE Describe your legal structure and why it is advantageous for your company. List owners and/or corporate officers describing strengths (include resumes). F. MANAGEMENT List the people who are (or will be) running the business. Describe their responsibilities and abilities. Project their salaries. (Include resumes in Supporting Documents) Note: If you are focusing on “total quality management” (TQM), you may wish to combine Sections F & G and address it at this point! G. PERSONNEL How many employees will you have in what positions? What are the necessary qualifications? How many hours will they work and at what wage? Project future needs for adding employees. H. ACCOUNTING & LEGAL Accounting: What system will you set up for daily accounting? Who will you use for a tax accountant? Who will be responsible for periodic financial statement analysis? Legal: Who will you retain for an attorney? (Keep ‘Murphy’s Law’ in mind.) I. INSURANCE What kinds of insurance will you carry? (Property & Liability, Life & Health) What will it cost and who will you use for a carrier? J. SECURITY Address security in terms of inventory control and theft of information (online and off). Project related costs. V. PART II: THE MARKETING PLAN What is a marketing plan? The Marketing Plan defines all of the components of your marketing strategy. You will address the details of your market analysis, sales, advertising, and public relations campaigns. The Plan should also integrate traditional (offline) programs with new media (online) strategies. A. OVERVIEW AND GOALS OF YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY B. MARKET ANALYSIS Target Market (identify with demographics, psychographics, and niche market specifics). Competition (describe major competitors assessing their strengths and weaknesses. Market Trends (identify industry trends and customer trends). Market Research (describe methods of research, database analysis, and results summary). C. MARKETING STRATEGY General Description (budget % allocations on- and off-line with expected ROIs). Method of Sales and Distribution (stores, offices, kiosks, catalogs, d/mail, website). Packaging (quality considerations and packaging). Pricing (price strategy and competitive position. Branding. Database Marketing (Personalization). Sales Strategies (direct sales, direct mail, email, affiliate, reciprocal, and viral marketing). Sales Incentives/Promotions (samples, coupons, online promo, add-ons, rebates, etc.). Advertising Strategies (traditional, web/new media, long-term sponsorships). Public Relations (online presence, events, press releases, interviews). Networking (memberships and leadership positions). D. CUSTOMER SERVICE Description of Customer Service Activities. Expected Outcomes of Achieving Excellence. E. IMPLEMENTATION OF MARKETING STRATEGY In-House Responsibilities. Out-Sourced Functions (advertising, public relations, marketing firms, ad networks, etc.). F. ASSESSMENT OF MARKETING EFFECTIVENESS* * To be used by existing companies after making periodic evaluations VI. PART III: FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS The quantitative part of your plan. This section of the business plan is the quantitative interpretation of everything you stated in the organizational and marketing plans. Do not do this part of your plan until you have finished those two sections. Financial documents are the records used to show past, current, and projected finances. The following are the major documents you will want to include in your Business Plan. The work is much easier if they are done in the order presented because they build on each other, utilizing information from the ones previously developed. A. SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL NEEDS (needed only if you are seeking financing) This is an outline giving the following information: (1) Why you are applying for financing. (2) How Much capital you need. B. LOAN FUND DISPERSAL STATEMENT (needed only if you are seeking financing) You should: (1) Tell How you intend to disperse the loan funds. (2) Back Up your statement with supporting data. C. PRO FORMA CASH FLOW STATEMENT (BUDGET) This document projects what your Business Plan means in terms of dollars. It shows cash inflow and outflow over a period of time and is used for internal planning. It is of prime interest to the lender and shows how you intend to repay your loan. Cash flow statements show both how much and when cash must flow in and out of your business. D. THREE-YEAR INCOME PROJECTION A Pro Forma Income P&L (Income) Statement showing projections for your company for the next three years. Use the revenue and expense totals from the Pro Forma Cash Flow Statement for the 1st year’s figures and project for the next two years according to expected economic and industry trends. E. PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET Projection of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth of your company at end of next fiscal year. F. BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS The break-even point is the point at which a company’s expenses exactly match the sales or service volume. It can be expressed in: (1) Total dollars or revenue exactly offset by total expenses -or- (2) Total units of production (cost of which exactly equals the income derived by their sales). This analysis can be done either mathematically or graphically. Revenue and expense figures are drawn from the three-year income projection. Note: The following (G-J) are Actual Performance (Historical) Statements. They reflect the activity of your business in the past. If your business is new and has not yet begun operations: the financial section will end here and you will add a Personal Financial History. If yours is an established business: you will include the following actual performance statements: G. PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT (INCOME STATEMENT) Shows your business financial activity over a period of time (monthly, annually). It is a moving picture showing what has happened in your business and is an excellent tool for assessing your business. Your ledger is closed and balanced and the revenue and expense totals transferred to this statement. H. BALANCE SHEET Shows the condition of the business as of a fixed date. It is a picture of your firm’s financial condition at a particular moment and will show you whether your financial position is strong or weak. It is usually done at the close of an accounting period. Contains: (1) Assets, (2) Liabilities and (3) Net Worth. I. FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS In this section you will use your income statements and balance sheets to develop a study of relationships and comparisons of: (1) Items in a single year’s financial statement, (2) comparative financial statements for a period of time, or (3) your statements with those of other businesses. Measures are expressed as ratios or percentages that can be used to compare your business with industry standards. If you are seeking a lender or investor, ratio analysis as compared to industry standards will be especially critical in determining whether or not the loan or venture funds are justified. Liquidity Analysis (net working capital, current ratio, quick ratio). Profitability Analysis (gross profit margin, operating profit margin, net profit margin). Debt Ratios (debt to assets, debt to equity). Measures of Investment (return on investment). Vertical financial statement analysis (shows relationship of components in a single financial statement). Horizontal financial statement analysis (percentage analysis of the increases and decreases in the items on comparative financial statement). J. BUSINESS FINANCIAL HISTORY This is a summary of financial information about your company from its start to the present. The Business Financial History and Loan Application are frequently one and the same. If you have completed the rest of the financial section, you should have all of the information you need to transfer to this document. VII. PART IV: SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS This section of your plan will contain all of the records that back up the statements and decisions made in the three main parts of your business plan. The most common supporting documents are: A. PERSONAL RESUMES Include resumes for owners and management. A resume should be a one-page document. Include: work history, educational background, professional affiliations and honors, and a focus on special skills relating to the company position. B. OWNERS’ FINANCIAL STATEMENTS A statement of personal assets and liabilities. For a new business owner, this will be part of your financial section. C. CREDIT REPORTS Business and personal from suppliers or wholesalers, credit bureaus, and banks. D. COPIES OF LEASES, MORTGAGES, PURCHASE AGREEMENTS, ETC. All agreements currently in force between your company and a leasing agency, mortgage company or other agency. E. LETTERS OF REFERENCE Letters recommending you as being a reputable and reliable business person worthy of being considered a good risk. (both business and personal references) F. CONTRACTS Include all business contracts, both completed and currently in force. G. OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS All legal papers pertaining to your legal structure, proprietary rights, insurance, etc. Limited partnership agreements, shipping contracts, etc. H. MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS All other documents which have been referred to, but not included in the main body of the plan. (for example, location plans, demographics, competition analysis, advertising rate sheets, cost analysis, etc.).

This got me thinking about other double standards. How it is in vogue to criticize religion. Think of how David Cross used to make an act out of lambasting “Jesus Freaks”, and “Bible Thumpers”. Like most contemporary critics of “religion”, he focused only on Christian superstition or miracles. Similarly, Bill Maher, has a phony war on religion, yet, if religion is such an outmoded concept, why is Bill Maher silent on how modern democratic allies such as Israel have a religious basis for citizenship? I mean, if religion is outdated, then, surely religious nationalism is suspect as well. The concept of a comedian or pundit making their career criticizing “Moses freaks”, or “Talmud-thumpers” is unthinkable. Yet, the road of being critical of Christianity and Islam is well trodden. The phrases and attitudes that marginalize and even defame Christianity by objective standards are well traveled within liberal circles. Perhaps some things are so entrenched people become ambivalent about their attacks. Or, some attacks are just hot air. Certainly not a climate for objective commentary on sensitive issues however.

BUILDING WEALTH / INCOME

- Set up Shop

Design

Programming

Payment Gateway

Auto-Responder - Aweber

Get on PPC.

- Product Development

Ebook Products - SEO For Busy People

Book - Insiders look at a JV Launch

Guru Masterminds

Training Program, Coaching, Seminars, CPA, PPC

Financial Lists - Investment Newsletters, other resource portals for brokers, periodicals, vendors, data.

Health, Fitness, Beauty, Pharma, Vitamins, Supplements, Acai, Clensing

Dating, International Dating

Business Opportunity Handbook, MLM Refugees, Selling Biz Opps.

Motivation, Therapy, Hypnotherapy

Education, Training, Personal Development

- Promote

Paid Search
SEO, Linking, Viral Content
List Swaps
Warrior Announcements, JVs, Special Offers, Social Media Marketing
Affiliate Program Promotion
Contextual, other
JV partners, doing bonuses, testimonials, co-training, interviews. Co-reg.

- Converstion

Lead Pages, Free Report Signups
Conversion to Buyers of Signups from OTO
Email List Conversions
Web Traffic Conversions
Affiliate Conversions - Bonuses

Administrative

Corporate Formation
Bank Accounts
Merchant Bank Account
Payment Processor - Paypal, Clickbank, Authorize, etc.

Training, Networking
Blog, Warrior, LinkedIn, WickedFire,DigiPoint,Sitepoint,FB
Meetup Strategy, Research Sessions
Coaching Program Development

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Grown up, personal Stuff

Back Tax Filing
Pay Bills
Get Moneys
Adoption Notorized

Social Life

Activities - Christian Groups, Dating, Meetups, Eharmony, Cafe working/writing your products.

People - a random assortment of relationships to think about, real and potential. Just a listing of notable people in your mind right now.

Daversa, Anna, Bogosian, Dinner, Ambrosio, Agresta, JRichard, Birge, Kevin Lavan, BReeves, Brad, Sperl, Bill Hartzer, Friezen, Hack, Tom Chapman.

Gurus

Jeff Gitomer on personal success. More success gurus. Zig Ziglar.

Scheffrin - Hypnotist, Master System Builder, Process Maps.

Jay Abraham - The Guru to the Gurus

Filsaime - The ex-Mazda salesman goes global.

Pierce - Live tour bus lifestyle, great coach.

Pagan - Diabolically simple and straighforward stuff for getting your game right.

Kern - Georgia Hometown Boy makes good. Mass Control.

“The Syndicate” - secret group of gurus.

Simon Leong - Malaysian dude, cool si. Active in asian events.

Ewen Chia - Affiliate product veteran.

Bacak - Fast-talking. Good tips, motivation. Master of the OTO and forced continuity.

Nitro, Kevin Wilke - Is there a Nitro palace? Cool videos, good seminars, active coaching network.

Gary Ambrose - Does this dude have a big list or something? No notable products.

Pavlina - Great site stevepavilina.com - productivity, info product advise.

O.Cook - Master of the blue print of our human relationships and relationship to our self growth.

Moffat - Ex-dick turns scheister after investigating fraudsters.

Dale - Friendfeed playa.

Reese - Million Dollar Day Reese, Traffic Secrets Revealed.

Walker - Product Launch Formula King

Belcher - Ex-con, aggressive berry mogul goes Social.

Vishen - The valleys of the mind.

Damien Benko - Maybe another nitro dude or something.

Shawn Casey - Some dude out there.

Jeff Paul - His shortcuts, secrets and his hot women on infomercials. Templates.

Keith Wellman - a coming man.

Mark Joyner - Robert Anton Wilsonite, Million Dollar Mind Control Author, Simpleology.

Mike Koenigs - Speaker, diner studio.

Carlton - Backwoods style sales chops.

Halpbert - the Late and Great Gary Jailbert Halpbert. Like no other.

Kilstein - NLP expert copywriter.

Ryan Deiss - Video marketing?

Dave Lakhani - Cult expert.

Clayton Makepeace - Titles, Headlines.

Yanik Silver - Mogul

Dan Kennedy - Mentor to the Great Frank Kern, Industry Pioneer

Cialdini - notable author on persuasion.

Drucker - Most notable writer on Management.

Napoleon Hill - Think and Get Rich, Andrew Carnegie Biographer.

Brian Tracy - Goals
Zig Ziglar - Biblical Wellness Coach
Jim Rohn - Those are called the facts.
Alex Mandosian - Mad Scientist Internet Marketer
Joel Comm - Twitter Power Co-author with Ken Birge
Russ Brunson - the Grapplin’ Brunson brings his students to Ascension.
Jeff Mulligan - Jeff Johnson, whatever.
Rich Jerk -
Armand Morin - connected inner circle dude.
Eric Rockefeller - is he quoting campbell or something?
Yogest Vedd - unknown playa
Mike Merz - Playa
Gabor Olah - Playa
Anik Singal - Events, Training, PPC

Gitomer

Black book of entrepreneurship - no partners.
Psychocybernetics,

John Seibert - Hamptons Surf Club
Money Reign - eCards
ZacJohnson - cards
DarrenMozer -
PassDrugTest
Greg Meyer - dropped domains, freestuff
Surveys
Credit Profits, Affiliate Jump

Health,

Gurdjieff, Zen, Jung
Lift 2, Bells 2, Pushups 1
Tea, Fries, no meat for brain, seltzer, crackers, soup bread peanutbutter toast oatmeal proteinshakes yogurt hello soy beefjerky
choline bitartrate others from books, b-complex, omegas, nician
qi bagua stretching, zen, star-gazing, walking
leaving the house for change in scenery
active social life, training
Physical
Mental
Emotional
Practical
Spirit

Recreation

restoration

Self Massage Gong
Detox, Tea, Bread
Read Philosophy
Political Theory
Psychology Myth
Mysticicm
Relations
International Dating
Video Games
Creating Stories
RVing, Traveling, Band
Tantra, Qi Gong
World Travel, Projects
Neuroscience
Recreational Uses
Devotional Uses
Music, Congas, Voice, Guitar

Defeat Weaknesses
C-noids
Complacency
Laziness
Negative Self-Image
Tv, videos
web, social, news
overplanning
exces therapy
indecision
procrastination
irresponsibility
leeching
sloth, glutton, avarice
waywardness
wandering focus
victim mentality
non-assertive, passive
wait it out mentality
release to onaninductor

Spiritual Training

Rules of Intention - Wayne Dyer, Joseph Campbell (The Guru with 100 Faces)
Practices of Devotion
Study
Emotional Training
Identity Training
Confrontation
Medidation - Sittiong, Walking, Changing
Cultivation
Direction
Surrender
Absolve of Guilt
Fear Confrontation
Frustration
Neurosis
Delicate Chain of Causes, Ponder this for Strength
Are you just a Ripple of another person’s actions?
Be your own vibration.
Find your own voice.
Find your own message.
Find your audience.
Find your partners.
Find faith in your path.
Create faith in yourself.

Matt RobsonWell, he wasn’t telling Americans it was their moral and ethical obligation to listen to them for religious reasons (only secular liberal humanist ones. Just a secularist co-opting some religious people on his own crusade. Isn’t the phrase - ‘Strange Bedfellows’? No one fears the Oprah-backed Depak Chopra type sentimentality or ‘religiosity’ as much as an actual religion. Why can the cult of Che, and Lenin cherish commie terrorists, whereas right-wingers can’t cite fascist activements without being morally evil? It goes all the way up the line. Those who have communist leanings are ‘confused’, and ‘rebellious free-thinkers’. Those who have fascist authoritarian leanings have mental disorders, and are evil.

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Matt RobsonTo a secularist like Obama, religion is nothing but an excuse to be used to advance a liberal agenda. He doesn’t see his political stance as a chance to advance the covenant with Christ as some would say a devout president would. The issue is that we can all understand Obama’s goals. But, those who are not religious have trouble understanding someone who actually saw their statesmanship in a covenantal sense that went beyond the united states, and dealt with historical providence. The religion of the left consists of the ethical prerogatives of security and justice. Adapted to cosmopolitan centers without kinship and in-group value. The religion of the right incorporates 3 more prerogatives - Loyalty, Authority, Purity. So, the right’s morality is more encompassing and far-reaching into individuals choices. Adapted to traditional, pastoral, aspirations. Essentially, how to run an family,house, clan or aristoracy for dummies. The liberal religion represents the discontents of the city.

Life Balance, Export

General Crucial Priorities for the week.

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3.
4.
5.

Assessment of Last week’s priorities.

Did you work towards Discipline.
Did you work towards Revenue.
Did you work towards Relationships.
Did you work against your Shadow weaknesses?

Most Daunting and Annoying Tasks you want to get out of the way, crucial, and ones that just need to get taken care of:

Commitments to your self to become someone who does a lot of tasks when at a crucial phase of their life.

What are the next 4 documents you plan to complete:

1. WebStrategist.com - Full Site Map completion.

All Products, Services, Case Studies.

2. “Meet the Gurus / (Marketing) Guru Masterminds” - Write the book. Internet Marketing Gurus Exposed.

“JV Launches Inside Out”

3. Expand PPC Product Strategy into something more built out.

Make this into a general program for the CPA market, catering to Affiliate Jump users / JV partners.

4. Assemble your SEO for Busy People Book, give a few more inline references.

Do an audio of the book, and a video sales letter of your product. (Operational Advise!!! How, not just what to do.)

4.Extra Modules Needed

Newsletter content, even if it’s really minimal. Make something derived from your 55 Guru Mega-Project.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY GUIDE -

What is your level of technology usage and software development competence?

Upfront Investment. Ongoing Investment.

Marketing experience.

Management experience.

Sales experience.

Networking experience and ability.

Writing ability.

Decided on niche, or, working opportunistically currently?

Marketing Plan Documents

Keyword Research for my SEO Primer. (tell about how Gurdjieff makes his book intimidating, and deviant.) “black hat”.

Keyword research for other related things - affiliate coaching, affiliate marketing info, cpa, web marketing training.

Keywords for my top niches - weight loss, colon, acai, resvertrol, teeth whitening, payday loans, credit cards, motivation, coaching, cosmetic surgery, education, drug quitting, rehab, NLP training, Hypnosis Training, biz opp.

Health - Beauty, Cosmetics, Weight Loss, Acai, Colon Detox, Supplements, Acne, Teeth, Surgery, Drug Addiction, Therapy, Coaching.
Finance - Investing, Financial Advisors, Payday Loans, Auto Loans
Motivation/Therapy - Core Business
Business Opportunity - Core Business
Marketing Information - Core Business
Education - College and Vocational Lead Generation
Dating - Dating, Jewish Dating, International Dating

List ideas -

Match my top niches to a list that I will maintain and mail to regularly.

General Marketing Plan:

1. Overall List Strategy

2. SEO - Directory Generation

3. PPC - Campaigns with high margin and fast payoff.

4. Conversion and Testing Strategy

5. Joint Ventures, partners, testimonials

6. Affiliate Partners, from PPC, forums.

7. Social Media, Forum Sales, Forum Affiliates.

8. Co-regs, Co-mails, Stuff once you are Making money.

9. “Media Buys”, Display….Contextual Advertising. Social net traffic.

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Time for a Trial of Initiation. Boot Camp. No media cept Sundays. Even better to watch next night, work Sunday night, great energy time.

Commitment to leave the house is CRUCIAL. Will I do it Today?

You want to do this business BECAUSE IT IS HARD!

If it was ‘easy’, and required no faith or perseverance, then, all would do it.

You can’t just ease into having a LOT of discipline, enough to get above the rat race.

Recognize you are about to change your lifestyle abruptly and drastically.

What do you WANT to Get done today? Or, will have to make up for with interest tomorrow?

how you approach determines who you become.