Did you know that already more than 55% of all the online traffic comes from video? Just imagine having the power to fully control such a massive traffic source! That would really skyrocket your business to a whole new level.
&nbsp;<div> </div><div>The truth is that we all saw the transition to video marketing in the last couple of years but some of us also decided to implement video in their businesses and marketing, an amazing decision!
&nbsp;</div><div> </div><div>There are already tons of statistics out there that prove us the benefits of using video marketing and the fact that we will be left behind if we don't. We all see video online everywhere right now and it's almost like we are not willing to buy something anymore if we don't see a video promo or movie. Yes, it's a fact, your chances to sell your product increases with up to 64% when you have a video there on you sales page!
&nbsp;</div><div> </div><div>So, my proposal for you today is to enroll in this course right now and learn:
&nbsp;</div><div> </div><div>What are the challenges that most marketers do when using video</div><div> </div><div>How to avoid this mistakes to optimize results</div><div> </div><div>What tips to implement to instantly get better results and maximize your revenue</div><div> </div><div>How to approach with ease your video production for marketing videos</div><div> </div><div>What simple principles to implement for a succcessful Video Marketing Strategy</div><div> </div><div>and Other Benefits</div><div> </div><div>Lifetime Access to all other updates!</div><div> </div><div>Surprise Bonuses!</div><div> </div><div>New Methods and Systems introduced in the course!</div><div> </div><div> </div><div> </div><div>All of this in less than 3 hour (out of your busy schedule) of simple to follow lectures that YOU CAN APPLY from TODAY in YOUR BUSINESS for BETTER RESULTS!
&nbsp;</div><div> </div><div>Time to take action!
&nbsp;</div><div> </div><div>To Your Massive Online Success,</div><div> </div><div>Sorin Constantin</div>

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Here Is A Short Introduction To Video Marketing

Introduction

Here Are The Main Video Marketing Challenges And How To Avoid Them

Video Marketing Challenges And What To Avoid

Here Is How To Maximize Your Marketing Efforts

What to do in order to maximize your efforts and results in Video Marketing.

Let's Learn How To Use Talking Head Promo Videos

Talking Head Promo Videos

Let's Have A Look At These Slides Promo Videos Example

Slides Promo Videos Example

This is how you can use combined promo videos

Combined Promo Videos

Let's see which are the best tools that you can use to create stunning promo videos

Which are te best tools you can use to create stunning promo videos

This is how you can create Videos With Camtasia

The Camtasia Video Example

The Powtoon Example

Learn how to rank your videos to drive targeted traffic

Youtube Marketing - How To Rank Your Videos

Here Is The Youtube Hidden Ranking Factor

The Youtube Hidden Ranking Factor

Here Is How You Can Use Facebook Video Ads

How To Use Facebook Video Ads

Learn how to use Youtube Ads to get traffic and views

How to use Youtube Ads to get traffic and views!

Video Marketing Hacking: How to Fire Up Your Online Presence

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Hi, my name is Fabian Rosshirt. I've been a professional landscape photographer and Lightroom instructor for over 7 years and I'm currently teaching more than 15,000 people. Welcome to my Lightroom course!
Get more out of your photos and take your image processing skills to the next level. You will learn effective and professional techniques, how you can edit your RAW files perfectly in Adobe Lightroom Classic CC.
We will also shortly Adobe Photoshop for the final sharpening and a special effect. In today's world, image processing is necessary to get stunning photographs and to take advantage of the technical possibilities. And the best: It also can make a lot of fun to edit photos - if you know how to do that. Let me show this to you!
How is this course structured?
Basics: At the beginning I introduce you to Adobe Lightroom. I will show you all the important features and explain how to import, edit and export photos. I won't bore you with unimportant theory. We will jump right into many practical exercises after the introduction.
Part 01: Now I present you my workflow by showing you a complete processing of the first image. Here you will learn how to edit your photos, step-by-step and with a detailed explanation.
Part 02: In this section I will show you the development of a night-photo. You will learn how to steer the viewer's eye and increase the dynamics by using visual effects. Here we will also briefly use Photoshop to add a special effect.
Part 03: Bad weather does not mean bad photo: Have you ever made that experience? Sometimes you really do not have the right conditions for taking an optimal photo. But unfortunately we can not influence the weather. I show you how to make a great picture out of a supposedly boring photo. Discover the power that Adobe Lightroom Classic CC offers to you.
Part 04: In this part we will repeat a lot of what you have learned so far and apply the knowledge to a fourth photo. You'll see that with my tricks you can get so much more out of your RAW files. We also talk about the importance of colors in landscape photography.
Part 05: This lesson will be amazing. We will edit together my most successful landscape image. With that photo I have won 2 competitions and it also got published in a famous magazine. I tell you all my secrets and explain to you how I achieved that spectacular photo out of the RAW image captured with the camera.
Part 06: Autumn pictures need a special treatment because of their colors, that they catch the viewer and still look natural. I'll show you everything you need to know to edit your waterfall photos with Lightroom.
Bonus: You will receive 11 Lightroom Presets, which I have specially developed for you. With these, you can give your images a whole new look with just one click. In addition I give you all the RAW files I use in this course for explanation. This allows you to put the theory directly into practice and bring routine into your image processing.
Further details about the structure can be found in the curriculum.
Im very happy to help you and I will answer all your questions! Also I'd like to see your progress and give you feedback on your edits with Lightroom.
Short summary:
- all explanations - step by step
- logical structure to make you familiar with the workflow
- all RAW files and 11 Lightroom presets
- take advantage of my experiences and tricks as a professional landscape photographer
- personal support for questions (you can ask me anything)
- works with the latest version of Adobe Lightroom Classic CC
- and much more!
Immerse yourself in the exciting world of image processing!

Adobe Lightroom CC: Landscape Photography Masterclass 2021

Professional Landscape Photographer

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If you're just getting started with e-commerce, that is, selling products or services online, then take a good look at PayPal. If you're going to sell just a few products, PayPal Website Payments Standard is made for you. If you're going to sell dozens or hundreds of products, you'll want to get a shopping cart and merchant account, but still offer PayPal as a payment option. So let's begin with a basic overview.

Once you have signed up for a free business account with PayPal, you'll want to set up an order button for a product or service. Here's the simplified version of how this works:

Specify an order button. Go to the "Merchant Services" tab, then click on the button you prefer, such as the "Buy Now" button. Then enter the product name and an optional SKU or item ID. You'll assign a price and specify your preferred currency. Then make any changes necessary to your standard shipping and tax policies and press the "save changes" button.

Copy the code. The program generates HTML code for your button. You copy the code, paste it into your webpage at the appropriate spot, and upload or publish your webpage. A "buy now" button will appear on your page.

Payment. When someone clicks on the button, they're taken to the PayPal site, where your customer makes payment with a credit card (or with a PayPal account).

Shipping. You'll receive an e-mail informing you that payment has been made. Now you can ship the item they've ordered based on the shipping information they've given to PayPal.

Withdraw funds. Finally, you can withdraw the funds they've paid and have them automatically transferred to your own checking account.

Simple. Well, in reality, it's more complicated, but that's a quick overview.

The thing I like about PayPal is that it uncomplicates e-commerce. I can remember the days when, if you wanted to receive credit card payments online, you'd either need to set up a merchant credit card account and install a payment gateway or pay some third party 5% to 10% to do it for you.

PayPal takes credit cards for you with no set-up or monthly fees. The payment gateway is built-in; you'd don't need a merchant account. You pay fees only when a purchase has been made: typically 2.9% plus a 30 cent transaction fee. Sweet! In addition, high security is built into PayPal for you and for your customer. You're able to take payment in as many as 18 currencies (at this writing). And merchants in dozens of countries can use PayPal to sell products - primarily merchants in countries that have more sophisticated banking systems and good enforcement of credit card fraud. Now let's look more closely at what's involved.

If you're selling products or services online, you'll want to set up a business account with PayPal. It doesn't cost anything, but it opens up more features and sales capacity to you than what you get with a personal account. Pricing has come down a bit since I last looked at PayPal. You can choose PayPal's regular rates or their micropayment rates, but you can't have both in the same account. To set up a separate account you'll have to tie it to a different bank account. I think PayPal's rates are pretty fair. Yes, they charge the small merchant more than they charge higher revenue merchants, but they don't assess set up and monthly fees.

The other cost you need to consider is how much you have to pay to get money out of the PayPal system in the form of a check or a deposit to your bank account. This varies from country to country. In some countries you aren't able to get money out of PayPal easily, so check first. In the USA, transfers can be made to your bank account via ACH at no charge. ACH transfers take about three business days to complete.

Over the years, PayPal's order buttons have become more and more sophisticated. You can also create drop-down menus to designate color and size (with or without prices), plus a text box for engraved items.

In the bad old days, PayPal buttons could be altered by unscrupulous customers to contain a lower sales price. No more. Now the primary order parameters for a given product are stored on PayPal's webservers, so prices and your e-mail address aren't embedded in the order button code on your site, visible to hackers. Since buttons are hosted on PayPal, you can now designate the number of products in your inventory. If you get close to selling out your stock, PayPal will e-mail you a reminder. And when you sell out, you can prevent customers from purchasing an out-of-stock item, if you like. Other optional items are the ability to allow customers to change the quantity of an item in the shopping cart and add special instructions to the order. You can designate whether or not the customer's shipping address is required. And advanced HTML code options are available for power users. Order buttons aren't limited to just "Buy now" and "Add to cart." You can also specify buttons that say "Donate," "Buy Gift Certificate," "Subscribe," etc.

As you set-up your account, you'll want to set up shipping and sales tax rules, so that purchasers of tangible products are charged the correct tax and shipping rates. Do this before creating order buttons for your products.

PayPal allows you to indicate sales tax rates for various regions, either by state or for ranges of ZIP codes that you specify. It can also apply VAT taxes in countries that use that system.

You have your choice of several shipping methods based on (a) total order amount, (b) total weight, or (c) item quantity. I've found that for my business, shipping by weight works best, so I set up two shipping options: (a) an "Economy" listing (reflecting Media Mail prices plus the cost of a shipping envelope) and (2) a "Priority" option (based on domestic US Priority Mail rates). International shipping options are set separately from domestic shipping.

When you set up your order button for a product, your default settings for shipping and tax can be used. But you can override them if you like. Intangible items, of course, require no shipping charge. And event tickets and e-books, aren't taxable in some states. Fortunately, the order button lets you override the normal sales tax and shipping settings you've made, and insert instead of a "0" for intangible products.

If you want to sell downloadable products using PayPal to take your order, one option is to specify with your order button a URL to which a customer is taken after successful payment. You set another URL for those who cancel the payment in the shopping cart. Since these URLs are hidden from view, they provide a crude way to take paid customers to your download page for an e-book or MP3 music. This isn't the recommended way to sell digital products, however. Possible problems are that:

Your customer could send the download URL to his or her friends, who might then download the product for free.

Since your download page can't be easily password protected, it's possible that search engines could index your download page, and then show that page when someone makes a search.

However, if you're just getting started, this gives you a quick and dirty way of delivering your downloadable product without fuss or bother. It just doesn't protect you from people taking advantage of your simplicity to defraud you. PayPal does provide a much more sophisticated method. You can set up a feature known as IPN (Instant Payment Notification). IPN works in conjunction with a shopping cart or digital download service you might use, which would e-mail a download code to your customer as soon as the IPN "payment made" signal is received by the shopping cart or service. The e-mail would include a special key or download URL that can be only used a few times or for only a day or two before it is automatically disabled. This protects you from the URL being distributed to non-paying friends.

If you are only selling digital products with PayPal, you can use a service such as PayLoadz to handle your downloads. PayLoadz also offers a free account to get you started. For some of the reasons I've explained, PayPal is a great way to get started in e-commerce. For some features, PayPal's ordering system matches the quality found in the better shopping carts. Stay tuned.

If you're just getting started with e-commerce, that is, selling products or services online, then take a good look at&nbsp;<a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20120504094305/http://www.paypal.com/">PayPal</a>. If you're going to sell just a few products, PayPal Website Payments Standard&nbsp;is made for you. If you're going to sell dozens or hundreds of products, you'll want to get a shopping cart and merchant account, but still offer PayPal as a payment option. So let's begin with a basic overview.
 
PayPal's Basic Operation
Once you have signed up for a free business account with PayPal, you'll want to set up an order button for a product or service. Here's the simplified version of how this works:
 
<ol>
 <li>Specify an order button. Go to the "Merchant Services" tab, then click on the button you prefer, such as the "Buy Now" button. Then enter the product name and an optional SKU or item ID. You'll assign a price and specify your preferred currency. Then make any changes necessary to your standard shipping and tax policies and press the "save changes" button.</li>
 <li>Copy the code. The program generates HTML code for your button. You copy the code, paste it into your webpage at the appropriate spot, and upload or publish your webpage. A "buy now" button will appear on your page.</li>
 <li>Payment. When someone clicks on the button, they're taken to the PayPal site, where your customer makes payment with a credit card (or with a PayPal account).</li>
 <li>Shipping. You'll receive an e-mail informing you that payment has been made. Now you can ship the item they've ordered based on the shipping information they've given to PayPal.</li>
 <li>Withdraw funds. Finally, you can withdraw the funds they've paid and have them automatically transferred to your own checking account.</li>
</ol>
Simple. Well, in reality, it's more complicated, but that's a quick overview.
 
Uncomplicating E-commerce
The thing I like about PayPal is that it uncomplicates e-commerce. I can remember the days when, if you wanted to receive credit card payments online, you'd either need to set up a merchant credit card account and install a payment gateway or pay some third party 5% to 10% to do it for you.
PayPal takes credit cards for you with no set-up or monthly fees. The payment gateway is built-in; you'd don't need a merchant account. You pay fees only when a purchase has been made: typically 2.9% plus a 30 cent transaction fee. Sweet! In addition, high security is built into PayPal for you and for your customer. You're able to take payment in as many as 18 currencies (at this writing). And merchants in dozens of countries can use PayPal to sell products - primarily merchants in countries that have more sophisticated banking systems and good enforcement of credit card fraud. Now let's look more closely at what's involved.
 
Business Account
If you're selling products or services online, you'll want to set up a business account with PayPal. It doesn't cost anything, but it opens up more features and sales capacity to you than what you get with a personal account. Pricing has come down a bit since I last looked at PayPal. You can choose PayPal's regular rates or their micropayment rates, but you can't have both in the same account. To set up a separate account you'll have to tie it to a different bank account. I think PayPal's rates are pretty fair. Yes, they charge the small merchant more than they charge higher revenue merchants, but they don't assess set up and monthly fees.
The other cost you need to consider is how much you have to pay to get money&nbsp;out&nbsp;of the PayPal system in the form of a check or a deposit to your bank account. This varies from country to country. In some countries you aren't able to get money out of PayPal easily, so check first. In the USA, transfers can be made to your bank account via ACH at no charge. ACH transfers take about three business days to complete.
 
Order Buttons
Over the years, PayPal's order buttons have become more and more sophisticated. You can also create drop-down menus to designate color and size (with or without prices), plus a text box for engraved items.
In the bad old days, PayPal buttons could be altered by unscrupulous customers to contain a lower sales price. No more. Now the primary order parameters for a given product are stored on PayPal's webservers, so prices and your e-mail address aren't embedded in the order button code on your site, visible to hackers. Since buttons are hosted on PayPal, you can now designate the number of products in your inventory. If you get close to selling out your stock, PayPal will e-mail you a reminder. And when you sell out, you can prevent customers from purchasing an out-of-stock item, if you like. Other optional items are the ability to allow customers to change the quantity of an item in the shopping cart and add special instructions to the order. You can designate whether or not the customer's shipping address is required. And advanced HTML code options are available for power users. Order buttons aren't limited to just "Buy now" and "Add to cart." You can also specify buttons that say "Donate," "Buy Gift Certificate," "Subscribe," etc.
 
Shipping and Sales Tax Calculations
 
As you set-up your account, you'll want to set up shipping and sales tax rules, so that purchasers of tangible products are charged the correct tax and shipping rates. Do this&nbsp;before creating order buttons for your products.
PayPal allows you to indicate sales tax rates for various regions, either by state or for ranges of ZIP codes that you specify. It can also apply VAT taxes in countries that use that system.
You have your choice of several shipping methods based on (a) total order amount, (b) total weight, or (c) item quantity. I've found that for my business, shipping by weight works best, so I set up two shipping options: (a) an "Economy" listing (reflecting Media Mail prices plus the cost of a shipping envelope) and (2) a "Priority" option (based on domestic US Priority Mail rates). International shipping options are set separately from domestic shipping.
When you set up your order button for a product, your default settings for shipping and tax can be used. But you can override them if you like. Intangible items, of course, require no shipping charge. And event tickets and e-books, aren't taxable in some states. Fortunately, the order button lets you override the normal sales tax and shipping settings you've made, and insert instead of a "0" for intangible products.
 
Selling Downloadable Products
 
If you want to sell downloadable products using PayPal to take your order, one option is to specify with your order button a URL to which a customer is taken after successful payment. You set another URL for those who cancel the payment in the shopping cart. Since these URLs are hidden from view, they provide a crude way to take paid customers to your download page for an e-book or MP3 music. This isn't the recommended way to sell digital products, however. Possible problems are that:
<ul>
 <li>Your customer could send the download URL to his or her friends, who might then download the product for free.</li>
 <li>Since your download page can't be easily password protected, it's possible that search engines could index your download page, and then show that page when someone makes a search.</li>
</ul>
However, if you're just getting started, this gives you a quick and dirty way of delivering your downloadable product without fuss or bother. It just doesn't protect you from people taking advantage of your simplicity to defraud you. PayPal does provide a much more sophisticated method. You can set up a feature known as IPN (Instant Payment Notification). IPN works in conjunction with a shopping cart or digital download service you might use, which would e-mail a download code to your customer as soon as the IPN "payment made" signal is received by the shopping cart or service. The e-mail would include a special key or download URL that can be only used a few times or for only a day or two before it is automatically disabled. This protects you from the URL being distributed to non-paying friends.
 
If you are only selling digital products with PayPal, you can use a service such as&nbsp;<a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20120504094305/http://www.wilsonweb.com/afd/payloadz.htm">PayLoadz</a>&nbsp;to handle your downloads. PayLoadz also offers a free account to get you started. For some of the reasons I've explained, PayPal is a great way to get started in e-commerce. For some features, PayPal's ordering system matches the quality found in the better shopping carts. Stay tuned.

Marketing specialist

If you're just getting started with e-commerce, that is, selling products or services online, then take a good look at PayPal. 

How to use PayPal to sell digital products

“We are always getting ready to live but never living.”

Have you ever asked yourself where you want to be in five years? What was your answer? Have you taken the time to make a five-year plan? The “five-year plan” is popular among job interviewers, life coaches, and self-help fanatics. But it’s also an illusory concept that arises from the egoic mind.

The egoic mind is the aspect of you that wants to draw your attention away from the present moment into your past or future. It fears your union and acceptance with whatever is unfolding “now”, so it looks for a way to distract you with redundant mind clutter. Its’ dominance over your life is dependent on a chattery mind because, in a silent space, the egoic mind is annihilated.

Finding the balance between a focused, purpose-driven life and a silent mind is an art form as well as a skill. Sure it’s helpful to make a five-year plan; it’s a tool that inspires direction, purpose, and motivation in life. But perhaps it’s even more important to create a plan that includes enjoying each precious moment along the way.

Make a Five Year Plan – Uncover Your Heart-Based Goals

To lead a truly fulfilling life for the next five years and beyond, uncover your heart-based goals. Heart-based goals are linked with your purpose for being on the planet and don’t follow a timeline. Pursuing them develops trust, courage, and soul alignment. To fulfill a heart-based goal you head in the general direction of your ambitions and rely on your inner guidance to lead the way. The purpose of heart-based goals is not to enable you to “get ahead” on a physical level, but to encourage you to evolve on a personal level.

Make a Five Year Plan: Who Do You Want to Become?

The second “five-year plan” question to ask yourself on the journey of life, is not where I want to be but who I want to be, five years down the road. On your evolutionary path of unfoldment, what do you hope to express? How do you want to grow? What negative habits or thought patterns do you hope to transmute into something more powerful? Five years from now, what kind of person do you hope to become?

The benefit of focusing on who you want to be instead of where you want to be is that your physical circumstances will take care of you. In fact, your life situation will probably be much greater than anything you can imagine from the perspective of your current reality because of the changes you have made on an internal level. Since your financial situation, relationships, career, and health are all reflections of who you are, they will naturally evolve for the better as you begin to make changes within yourself.

As you create a vision of who you want to become, you tap into the qualities of your future self and summon change more rapidly. Make a list of qualities you want to develop and ask yourself how it would feel to possess those qualities. You can also think of a mentor or role model and ask yourself how it would feel to BE that person.

So where do you want to be five years from now? Only you can answer that question.

“We are always getting ready to live but never living.”
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
 
Have you ever asked yourself where you want to be in five years? What was your answer? Have you taken the time to make a five-year plan? The “five-year plan” is popular among job interviewers, life coaches, and self-help fanatics. But it’s also an illusory concept that arises from the egoic mind.
 
The egoic mind is the aspect of you that wants to draw your attention away from the present moment into your past or future. It fears your union and acceptance with whatever is unfolding “now”, so it looks for a way to distract you with redundant mind clutter. Its’ dominance over your life is dependent on a chattery mind because, in a silent space, the egoic mind is annihilated.
 
Finding the balance between a focused, purpose-driven life and a silent mind is an art form as well as a skill. Sure it’s helpful to make a five-year plan; it’s a tool that inspires direction, purpose, and motivation in life. But perhaps it’s even more important to create a plan that includes enjoying each precious moment along the way.
 
Make a Five Year Plan – Uncover Your Heart-Based Goals
 
To lead a truly fulfilling life for the next five years and beyond, uncover your heart-based goals. Heart-based goals are linked with your purpose for being on the planet and don’t follow a timeline. Pursuing them develops trust, courage, and soul alignment. To fulfill a heart-based goal you head in the general direction of your ambitions and rely on your inner guidance to lead the way. The purpose of heart-based goals is not to enable you to “get ahead” on a physical level, but to encourage you to evolve on a personal level.
 
Make a Five Year Plan: Who Do You Want to Become?
 
The second “five-year plan” question to ask yourself on the journey of life, is not where I want to be but who I want to be, five years down the road. On your evolutionary path of unfoldment, what do you hope to express? How do you want to grow? What negative habits or thought patterns do you hope to transmute into something more powerful? Five years from now, what kind of person do you hope to become?
 
The benefit of focusing on who you want to be instead of where you want to be is that your physical circumstances will take care of you. In fact, your life situation will probably be much greater than anything you can imagine from the perspective of your current reality because of the changes you have made on an internal level. Since your financial situation, relationships, career, and health are all reflections of who you are, they will naturally evolve for the better as you begin to make changes within yourself.
 
As you create a vision of who you want to become, you tap into the qualities of your future self and summon change more rapidly. Make a list of qualities you want to develop and ask yourself how it would feel to possess those qualities. You can also think of a mentor or role model and ask yourself how it would feel to BE that person.
 
So where do you want to be five years from now? Only you can answer that question.

Motivational coach

Have you ever asked yourself where you want to be in five years? The “five-year plan” is popular among job interviewers, life coaches, and self-help fanatics. 

Make a five-year plan

Don’t think you’re on the right road just because it’s a well-beaten path.

Recently I was talking to a friend who confessed to me that doesn’t like his job. He admitted that the reason he continues to work in his current profession is that he loves the money and the reassurance of a huge pension. He also expressed some concern about the possibility that thinking in this way makes him a shallow person.

I know that many people are in the same situation. The root of this problem is the myriad of unhealthy, unconscious beliefs “running the program” of our minds; beliefs that we have come to accept through societal conditioning. My friend’s beliefs about his work life are a prime example of some of the many “viruses” in the mind of humanity that I’d like to uncover in this article.

The virus of the Mind # 1 – “I am a consumer, not a creator.”

My friend thinks that the sole purpose of his job is to make money, which is a common and destructive belief in our society. Somewhere along the line we all unconsciously agreed that the purpose of our work life was to enable us to go out and “buy stuff”. I’m not discounting the fact that we need money to survive, but I’ve witnessed over and over again how the Universe fully supports individuals with ease when they make an effort to switch off the “consumer” program and switch on the “creator” program. This happens when you decide that the purpose of your work life is not to enable you to consume goods, but instead, to create something of value by utilizing the unique gifts and talents you were born with to fulfill a purpose. Ironically, a creator effortlessly provides a supportive and secure living environment for themselves and for their families because they have shifted their focus from consumerism to creationism. In doing so they have unknowingly taken on the vibrational frequency of giving instead of getting, which opens the door to abundance. To make a long story short, we always receive more of what we give out.

The virus of the Mind # 2 – “I can have either this OR that (but not both).”

Another miscalculation in my friend’s judgment is his unconscious decision that it isn’t possible to have a job he enjoys and earn loads of money and have lots of dough left over for a great retirement. The result of this ingrained pattern of either-or thinking is extreme self-limitation, mediocrity, and doubt.

I have an alternate view: you can easily have your cake and eat it too; just bake more cake. Knowing you have the unlimited, exquisite ingredients of the infinite Universe at your disposal (unlimited “dough”), why would you go bake your cake with that 10-year-old generic cake mix in the back of your cupboard? The Universe’s recipe is simple: decide what you want, and then focus upon it.

The virus of the Mind # 3 – “I will be happy/satisfied/fulfilled at some point in the future.”

The third mind virus is a common one; it’s called “living for a future that never comes”. By postponing happiness until his retirement, my friend is destined for a life of misery. I’ll never forget a TV show I watched about a man who worked at a factory job he hated for his entire life, with the sole purpose of enjoying a comfortable retirement. By the time he retired, he was experiencing an immeasurable number of health problems that made enjoying his daily life unbearable (probably because the vibration of his negativity eventually manifested in his physical body). To make matters worse, the year after he retired his company went bankrupt and was unable to pay for his pension, his medication, or any of his healthcare benefits.

My friends, I would like to emphasize to you that your life is in session NOW. Not next week, not next year, not in twenty-five years, but NOW. If you don’t find a way to be happy now, you will never be happy. The truth is that happiness comes first, and then the good stuff unfolds in your life as a result of it. Your outer life is just a projection of your inner life; not the other way around (it’s not you, it’s me!). Therefore if you think your unhappiness is a result of your work life, you only have two choices: get a job you like, or like the job you’ve got.

The virus of the Mind # 4 – “Money is shallow.”

My friend equates wanting money with being shallow. I would like to assert to my friend and to each and every one of you that money is not shallow, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with desiring loads of it. Personally, I love money – bring it on! Yearning for abundance is a naturally encoded desire within you because you know that it is your birthright to be wealthy. Money enables you to lovingly support yourself, to create a comfortable living environment that helps you fulfill your life purpose, to widen your perspective via travel, and to be giving to others, among many, many other things.

The danger with money arises when it becomes your means to an end. If you are only working for money, you’re not living life to the fullest because chances are you are not fulfilled by your job. You’re not living up to your highest purpose because you’re not thinking like a creator. Money comes naturally when you feel wealthy, and you’ll only feel genuinely wealthy when you begin to give the gift of yourself.

It’s also important to remember that YOU are not your money, your job, your possessions, or your status. In reality, you are a soul expressing itself in human form.

Fortunately, there is an easy antidote to the viruses in your head, which is to program your mind to think the opposite of the limiting beliefs you’re currently holding. I’ll give you a head start by giving you a few morning affirmations:

- money is my ally and I am worthy of wealth!

My homework for you is to Post-it Note these affirmations to your bathroom mirror and say them to yourself morning and night for two minutes while brushing your teeth.

Don’t think you’re on the right road just because it’s a well-beaten path.
 
Recently I was talking to a friend who confessed to me that doesn’t like his job. He admitted that the reason he continues to work in his current profession is that he loves the money and the reassurance of a huge pension. He also expressed some concern about the possibility that thinking in this way makes him a shallow person.
 
I know that many people are in the same situation. The root of this problem is the myriad of unhealthy, unconscious beliefs “running the program” of our minds; beliefs that we have come to accept through societal conditioning. My friend’s beliefs about his work life are a prime example of some of the many “viruses” in the mind of humanity that I’d like to uncover in this article.
 
The virus of the Mind # 1 – “I am a consumer, not a creator.”
 
My friend thinks that the sole purpose of his job is to make money, which is a common and destructive belief in our society. Somewhere along the line we all unconsciously agreed that the purpose of our work life was to enable us to go out and “buy stuff”. I’m not discounting the fact that we need money to survive, but I’ve witnessed over and over again how the Universe fully supports individuals with ease when they make an effort to switch off the “consumer” program and switch on the “creator” program. This happens when you decide that the purpose of your work life is not to enable you to consume goods, but instead, to create something of value by utilizing the unique gifts and talents you were born with to fulfill a purpose. Ironically, a creator effortlessly provides a supportive and secure living environment for themselves and for their families because they have shifted their focus from consumerism to creationism. In doing so they have unknowingly taken on the vibrational frequency of giving instead of getting, which opens the door to abundance. To make a long story short, we always receive more of what we give out.
 
The virus of the Mind # 2 – “I can have either this OR that (but not both).”
 
Another miscalculation in my friend’s judgment is his unconscious decision that it isn’t possible to have a job he enjoys and earn loads of money and have lots of dough left over for a great retirement. The result of this ingrained pattern of either-or thinking is extreme self-limitation, mediocrity, and doubt.
 
I have an alternate view: you can easily have your cake and eat it too; just bake more cake. Knowing you have the unlimited, exquisite ingredients of the infinite Universe at your disposal (unlimited “dough”), why would you go bake your cake with that 10-year-old generic cake mix in the back of your cupboard? The Universe’s recipe is simple: decide what you want, and then focus upon it.
 
The virus of the Mind # 3 – “I will be happy/satisfied/fulfilled at some point in the future.”
 
The third mind virus is a common one; it’s called “living for a future that never comes”. By postponing happiness until his retirement, my friend is destined for a life of misery. I’ll never forget a TV show I watched about a man who worked at a factory job he hated for his entire life, with the sole purpose of enjoying a comfortable retirement. By the time he retired, he was experiencing an immeasurable number of health problems that made enjoying his daily life unbearable (probably because the vibration of his negativity eventually manifested in his physical body). To make matters worse, the year after he retired his company went bankrupt and was unable to pay for his pension, his medication, or any of his healthcare benefits.
 
My friends, I would like to emphasize to you that your life is in session NOW. Not next week, not next year, not in twenty-five years, but NOW. If you don’t find a way to be happy now, you will never be happy. The truth is that happiness comes first, and then the good stuff unfolds in your life as a result of it. Your outer life is just a projection of your inner life; not the other way around (it’s not you, it’s me!). Therefore if you think your unhappiness is a result of your work life, you only have two choices: get a job you like, or like the job you’ve got.
 
The virus of the Mind # 4 – “Money is shallow.”
 
My friend equates wanting money with being shallow. I would like to assert to my friend and to each and every one of you that money is not shallow, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with desiring loads of it. Personally, I love money – bring it on! Yearning for abundance is a naturally encoded desire within you because you know that it is your birthright to be wealthy. Money enables you to lovingly support yourself, to create a comfortable living environment that helps you fulfill your life purpose, to widen your perspective via travel, and to be giving to others, among many, many other things.
 
The danger with money arises when it becomes your means to an end. If you are only working for money, you’re not living life to the fullest because chances are you are not fulfilled by your job. You’re not living up to your highest purpose because you’re not thinking like a creator. Money comes naturally when you feel wealthy, and you’ll only feel genuinely wealthy when you begin to give the gift of yourself.
 
It’s also important to remember that YOU are not your money, your job, your possessions, or your status. In reality, you are a soul expressing itself in human form.
 
Fortunately, there is an easy antidote to the viruses in your head, which is to program your mind to think the opposite of the limiting beliefs you’re currently holding. I’ll give you a head start by giving you a few morning affirmations:
 
- I am a creator
- I can have everything
- I am happy, now
- money is my ally and I am worthy of wealth!
 
My homework for you is to Post-it Note these affirmations to your bathroom mirror and say them to yourself morning and night for two minutes while brushing your teeth.

It’s also important to remember that YOU are not your money, your job, your possessions, or your status. In reality, you are a soul expressing itself in human form.


The virus of the mind

I was peacefully eating my dinner this evening when I was jolted out of my seat by a maelstrom of snarling and barking coming from the front hallway. Startled, I jumped up and ran to the hall to investigate the cause of all the commotion.

I couldn’t help but laugh at the source of the canine chaos. My new greyhound Monty was standing stiffly in the foyer with raised lips that revealed his pearly white teeth. He was aggressively snarling at the “other greyhound” in the hallway mirror, who growled back in unison.

Being a newly retired race dog, Monty is unfamiliar with all household objects including mirrors and has no idea that the dog he is barking at is himself. In fact right this very second, he has re-discovered his reflection and continues to bark at himself hysterically. I’m encouraging him to continue in hopes that he’ll eventually “bark” it out of his system.

Monty’s reaction to his reflection is a great metaphor for how most of us deal with our lives. Each circumstance in our external reality is a mirror for our inner thoughts, beliefs, and feelings. The problem is that when we are unaware of this, we “bark at ourselves” by blaming the external circumstances for our problems. 

We declare ourselves victims and perpetuate the hamster wheel of discontent by reacting negatively to our creations. In fact, each and every time we react (rather than respond) to a situation, we are barking in a mirror, just like Monty.

If you catch yourself barking in the mirror of life because you don’t like what you see, there is only one way to alter it, which is by changing the source of the reflection (YOU). Most people attempt to re-configure their reflection via external action – they move across the country, look for a new job, acquire a new relationship, shop for new clothes, or get plastic surgery. Many people don’t realize that genuine and lasting transformation has nothing to do with re-arranging Life on an external level.

The quickest way to change your reflection is by learning to truly love and appreciate yourself. Whether you are conscious of the power of your mind or not, the mirror of life is directly related to your self-esteem. It’s not possible to create suffering in your life if you genuinely respect and honor yourself. Even people who are not aware that their thoughts create their reality can and do create truly incredible lives when they love and acknowledge themselves.

Until you learn how to love yourself, you are destined to be discontent with the reflection that is your external reality. Unfortunately, you’re not alone in this form of unhappiness. Although most of us can’t really give a good reason for why we’re all so undeserving or unworthy, most of humanity suffers from self-hatred from one degree to another. The only remedy is to become aware of who you truly are, and why you’re on the planet. When you remember the deeper reality that is your true essence, you will grow to love yourself with ease and grace. You’ll also give up barking at the mirror.

I was peacefully eating my dinner this evening when I was jolted out of my seat by a maelstrom of snarling and barking coming from the front hallway. Startled, I jumped up and ran to the hall to investigate the cause of all the commotion.
 
I couldn’t help but laugh at the source of the canine chaos. My new greyhound Monty was standing stiffly in the foyer with raised lips that revealed his pearly white teeth. He was aggressively snarling at the “other greyhound” in the hallway mirror, who growled back in unison.
 
Being a newly retired race dog, Monty is unfamiliar with all household objects including mirrors and has no idea that the dog he is barking at is himself. In fact right this very second, he has re-discovered his reflection and continues to bark at himself hysterically. I’m encouraging him to continue in hopes that he’ll eventually “bark” it out of his system.
 
Monty’s reaction to his reflection is a great metaphor for how most of us deal with our lives. Each circumstance in our external reality is a mirror for our inner thoughts, beliefs, and feelings. The problem is that when we are unaware of this, we “bark at ourselves” by blaming the external circumstances for our problems.&nbsp;
 
We declare ourselves victims and perpetuate the hamster wheel of discontent by reacting negatively to our creations. In fact, each and every time we react (rather than respond) to a situation, we are barking in a mirror, just like Monty.
 
If you catch yourself barking in the mirror of life because you don’t like what you see, there is only one way to alter it, which is by changing the source of the reflection (YOU). Most people attempt to re-configure their reflection via external action – they move across the country, look for a new job, acquire a new relationship, shop for new clothes, or get plastic surgery. Many people don’t realize that genuine and lasting transformation has nothing to do with re-arranging Life on an external level.
 
The quickest way to change your reflection is by learning to truly love and appreciate yourself. Whether you are conscious of the power of your mind or not, the mirror of life is directly related to your self-esteem. It’s not possible to create suffering in your life if you genuinely respect and honor yourself. Even people who are not aware that their thoughts create their reality can and do create truly incredible lives when they love and acknowledge themselves.
 
Until you learn how to love yourself, you are destined to be discontent with the reflection that is your external reality. Unfortunately, you’re not alone in this form of unhappiness. Although most of us can’t really give a good reason for why we’re all so undeserving or unworthy, most of humanity suffers from self-hatred from one degree to another. The only remedy is to become aware of who you truly are, and why you’re on the planet. When you remember the deeper reality that is your true essence, you will grow to love yourself with ease and grace. You’ll also give up barking at the mirror.

Life is a mirror. It will reflect back to the thinker what he thinks into it. The quickest way to change your reflection is by learning to truly love and appreciate yourself. 

Your life is a mirror

This week I came face to face with a fear that most people have the fear of failure. I wasn’t even aware I had this fear until an idea emerged in me that I felt paralyzed to act upon. This idea may not seem like much to the outside world, but to me, it felt like death. The challenge was… to part with my childhood collection of Jem & the Holograms dolls.

When I first thought of this idea, I actually laughed out loud. There was no way I was giving up my most prized possessions. But at that moment, I knew I had no choice but to part with them because I felt a deep need to dissolve whatever thoughts and emotions were causing me to cling so tightly to them in desperation. As I pulled the dolls out of the back corner of my closet, I had an extremely strong emotional reaction. I sat on the floor and cried for a while, then searched my mind to determine what thought was making me so upset. What I realized at that moment was life-transforming: I realized I was terrified to fail.

What I hadn’t realized all these years is what these dolls represented: my childhood dream of becoming a “rock star”. To let go of my dolls, meant to let go of my dream, which would make me feel like a stupendous failure. How could I ever feel successful with this unrealized ambition in my heart? As a result of this recognition, I began to examine my beliefs about success. What if my conditioned beliefs about success are all wrong? What is a success, anyway?

The answer was presented to me that evening at my weekly Toastmasters meeting. One of my favorite fellow Toastmasters stood up to give his 9th speech, with the goal of inspiring his audience. Mission accomplished. This brave man shared the personal story of his abusive childhood, an experience that left him emotionally scarred and traumatized. As a result, he lived many years immersed in painful shyness, with a debilitating inferiority complex. Eventually, he decided to overcome his suffering by facing his fears and changing his mind. He joined Toastmasters and started volunteering. It was obvious, just by the fact that this man was courageous enough to give a speech (let alone such a personal one), that he had overcome great obstacles on an inner level. At the conclusion of his speech, my friend was given a standing ovation, and I knew I had just had the honor of witnessing true success.

Genuine success comes from within. Success is having the courage to admit to all your deepest fears, and face them. Success is taking the time to dissolve old negative beliefs and thought patterns that aren’t serving you and replace them with the truth. Success is having the audacity to ignore all influence from the outside world and stand up for what’s true for you. The highest measure of success is a measurement of your shift in consciousness.

The beautiful thing about transforming yourself from the inside out is that in time, your external life will begin to mirror the changes that have occurred in your mind. Success, just like everything else, is a vibration of energy. When you begin to feel successful on the inside, the outside conditions of your life will reflect your feelings back to you. To create a successful vibration, begin by facing any fear of failure and then simply start recognizing yourself as successful. You do this by focusing on any accomplishments that make you feel successful, no matter how big or small. Did I manage to part with my dolls? Yes. I gave them to a stranger I met earlier that day while waiting in line at the post office, who by judging from her shopping cart of packages, I realized was an avid eBayer.

When I went to bed that night I was pleased to discover that I felt very successful. Just like my Toastmaster friend, I too have made it a priority to face my fears and change my mind. The events of the day had liberated me from a desperate need to “get there” in my external reality. And I was reminded that just like life, success is a “journey, not a destination.”

This week I came face to face with a fear that most people have the fear of failure. I wasn’t even aware I had this fear until an idea emerged in me that I felt paralyzed to act upon. This idea may not seem like much to the outside world, but to me, it felt like death. The challenge was… to part with my childhood collection of Jem &amp; the Holograms dolls.
 
When I first thought of this idea, I actually laughed out loud. There was no way I was giving up my most prized possessions. But at that moment, I knew I had no choice but to part with them because I felt a deep need to dissolve whatever thoughts and emotions were causing me to cling so tightly to them in desperation. As I pulled the dolls out of the back corner of my closet, I had an extremely strong emotional reaction. I sat on the floor and cried for a while, then searched my mind to determine what thought was making me so upset. What I realized at that moment was life-transforming: I realized I was terrified to fail.
 
What I hadn’t realized all these years is what these dolls represented: my childhood dream of becoming a “rock star”. To let go of my dolls, meant to let go of my dream, which would make me feel like a stupendous failure. How could I ever feel successful with this unrealized ambition in my heart? As a result of this recognition, I began to examine my beliefs about success. What if my conditioned beliefs about success are all wrong? What is a success, anyway?
 
The answer was presented to me that evening at my weekly Toastmasters meeting. One of my favorite fellow Toastmasters stood up to give his 9th speech, with the goal of inspiring his audience. Mission accomplished. This brave man shared the personal story of his abusive childhood, an experience that left him emotionally scarred and traumatized. As a result, he lived many years immersed in painful shyness, with a debilitating inferiority complex. Eventually, he decided to overcome his suffering by facing his fears and changing his mind. He joined Toastmasters and started volunteering. It was obvious, just by the fact that this man was courageous enough to give a speech (let alone such a personal one), that he had overcome great obstacles on an inner level. At the conclusion of his speech, my friend was given a standing ovation, and I knew I had just had the honor of witnessing true success.
 
Genuine success comes from within. Success is having the courage to admit to all your deepest fears, and face them. Success is taking the time to dissolve old negative beliefs and thought patterns that aren’t serving you and replace them with the truth. Success is having the audacity to ignore all influence from the outside world and stand up for what’s true for you. The highest measure of success is a measurement of your shift in consciousness.
 
The beautiful thing about transforming yourself from the inside out is that in time, your external life will begin to mirror the changes that have occurred in your mind. Success, just like everything else, is a vibration of energy. When you begin to feel successful on the inside, the outside conditions of your life will reflect your feelings back to you. To create a successful vibration, begin by facing any fear of failure and then simply start recognizing yourself as successful. You do this by focusing on any accomplishments that make you feel successful, no matter how big or small. Did I manage to part with my dolls? Yes. I gave them to a stranger I met earlier that day while waiting in line at the post office, who by judging from her shopping cart of packages, I realized was an avid eBayer.
 
When I went to bed that night I was pleased to discover that I felt very successful. Just like my Toastmaster friend, I too have made it a priority to face my fears and change my mind. The events of the day had liberated me from a desperate need to “get there” in my external reality. And I was reminded that just like life, success is a “journey, not a destination.”

Most people have the fear of failure. Success is having the courage to admit to all your deepest fears and face them. Just like life, success is a “journey, not a destination.”

Success from within

YouTube can be a great vehicle to share your videos, but remember that it is also the #2 search engine on the Internet, so your videos can multi-task to help pull searches. Just like meta tags on web pages can be optimized to boost search engine visibility, your video titles, descriptions, and tags can be "peppered" with search phrases that help educate the search engines and your prospective customers about what each video is about. If you already have a YouTube channel, go back and make sure your titles, descriptions, and tags are key phrase rich. In this example, Santa Barbara jeweler Calla Gold has a video of her speech in New York labeled with the search phrase "Santa barbara jeweler" in the title to be search-ready.

To give your YouTube channel more professional polish, you can optimize it with a custom background design. Like Twitter, you can have a background that had your logo, business description, and images. When you are logged into your YouTube channel, visit the "Edit my channel" and under "Appearance" you will see a background image area to add the artwork too. Below is an example of a customer YouTube background design.

YouTube has changed its channels to offer owners more features. So be sure to log in to your account and make sure it has a good name and description since potential subscribers will see this when previewing your channel. You can also add links to websites or other social media accounts, so take advantage of that to help integrate your social media marketing.

The newest social media professional option for small businesses is Google+. Google+ business pages can be a new social media avenue to help you connect with customers. Like other social media marketing, Google+ for business allows you to share content, links, photos, and promotions. Reviews can be posted on Google+ and you can create circles that allow you to share the right things with the right types of customers for more meaningful marketing messages. The "hangouts" feature where you can do video conversations is a strong distinction compared to the other social media channels. You can optimize your profile to have a feed from your blog, photos, videos, and a robust "about page" description. Your "about page" description can also have links back to your website which is valuable to boost website traffic. 

Google+ Web Marketing Therapy business page

There are so many wonderful social media marketing options that professionals can leverage to brand, build, and boost business. Before you move onto new channels, optimize the channels you already have with the tips above, then branch out. The name of the social media marketing game is to:

Link your social media to each other when you can. Have widgets on your website and blog to help give your customers choices on how to engage with your company. Make sure all the social media channels you use a link back and forth to each other whenever possible. Here is an example of a blog that has links to its social media channels like Facebook, Google +, Twitter, YouTube, and back to its website.

Links on the blog page to other social media channels

Sync your social media when you can. Take advantage of syncing tools, such as automatically syncing your blog to LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, and Facebook. YouTube videos can sync up with your Facebook page and LinkedIn company page. Think about creative ways you can use social media's marketing power for the good of your business. Oh, you already did that by reading this article! Nice work!

Enjoy your professional social media marketing process. Small steps can make a big difference, so take these ideas and implement what you can over time.

YouTube
 
YouTube can be a great vehicle to share your videos, but remember that it is also the #2 search engine on the Internet, so your videos can multi-task to help pull searches. Just like meta tags on web pages can be optimized to boost search engine visibility, your video titles, descriptions, and tags can be "peppered" with search phrases that help educate the search engines and your prospective customers about what each video is about. If you already have a YouTube channel, go back and make sure your titles, descriptions, and tags are key phrase rich. In this example, Santa Barbara jeweler Calla Gold has a video of her speech in New York labeled with the search phrase "Santa barbara jeweler" in the title to be search-ready.
 
To give your YouTube channel more professional polish, you can optimize it with a custom background design. Like Twitter, you can have a background that had your logo, business description, and images. When you are logged into your YouTube channel, visit the "Edit my channel" and under "Appearance" you will see a background image area to add the artwork too. Below is an example of a customer YouTube background design.
 
Customized YouTube channel page
 
YouTube has changed its channels to offer owners more features. So be sure to log in to your account and make sure it has a good name and description since potential subscribers will see this when previewing your channel. You can also add links to websites or other social media accounts, so take advantage of that to help integrate your social media marketing.
 
Google+ for Business
 
The newest social media professional option for small businesses is Google+. Google+ business pages can be a new social media avenue to help you connect with customers. Like other social media marketing, Google+ for business allows you to share content, links, photos, and promotions. Reviews can be posted on Google+ and you can create circles that allow you to share the right things with the right types of customers for more meaningful marketing messages. The "hangouts" feature where you can do video conversations is a strong distinction compared to the other social media channels. You can optimize your profile to have a feed from your blog, photos, videos, and a robust "about page" description. Your "about page" description can also have links back to your website which is valuable to boost website traffic.&nbsp;
 
Google+ Web Marketing Therapy business page
 
Link, Sync, and Think
There are so many wonderful social media marketing options that professionals can leverage to brand, build, and boost business. Before you move onto new channels, optimize the channels you already have with the tips above, then branch out. The name of the social media marketing game is to:
Link your social media to each other when you can. Have widgets on your website and blog to help give your customers choices on how to engage with your company. Make sure all the social media channels you use a link back and forth to each other whenever possible. Here is an example of a blog that has links to its social media channels like Facebook, Google +, Twitter, YouTube, and back to its website.
 
Links on the blog page to other social media channels
Sync your social media when you can. Take advantage of syncing tools, such as automatically syncing your blog to LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, and Facebook. YouTube videos can sync up with your Facebook page and LinkedIn company page. Think about creative ways you can use social media's marketing power for the good of your business. Oh, you already did that by reading this article! Nice work!
 
Enjoy your professional social media marketing process. Small steps can make a big difference, so take these ideas and implement what you can over time.

There are many wonderful social media options that professionals can leverage to brand, build, and boost business. Before you move onto new channels, optimize existing channels.

Social media ideas: how to brand and boost your business

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