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I recently read an interesting article about finding shortcuts to Internet millions. The article discusses a popular, although controversial, program for finding Internet wealth. And all you have to do is sign up for their “free” website—which incidentally costs about $1,500, plus a monthly recurring cost with a 36 month contract. Hardly free.

But, in defense of the Internet wealth system mentioned above, how much is “free” worth? The Internet is ripe with hype that promises the moon with little to no commitment on your part. Which should not surprise you, as Internet marketers know that the dream of achieving success, or creating wealth, without effort or personal risk, is hardwired in the human psyche. We are all vulnerable to false promises of easy money.

So you see, it’s really not your fault for wanting to find a way to make money online, we all want the same thing, but you have to be realistic in your expectations. Yes, I firmly believe you can achieve wealth with Internet marketing, but you need to spend time, effort, and money to learn the business, and then you need to couple this knowledge with patience, and a willingness to take massive action to market your products or service.

Growing up in South Georgia I had an Australian Cattle dog. This dog was so fiercely independent he would not allow himself to be touched. He ran the woods behind my house and came home to eat once or twice a day. Sometimes he came home with his own meal, such as a chicken or rabbit.

One day a hailstorm came through our area. Ole Zach was lounging in the tall grass behind the house when suddenly hailstones began to pelt him. Zach jumped up and spun around, thinking somebody was throwing rocks at him. He didn’t put up with crap and would probably have attacked a person who dared to throw rocks at him. About that time another hailstone hit him in the butt. Again, he spun around and snarled. Ole Zach repeated this spinning and snarling routine several times before finally plopping down on the grass and howling in resignation.

I hollered from the back door for Zach to get under the porch, but he refused to move. As it turned out, this was a significant emotional event for Ole Zach. He was never the same. He lived under the porch and refused to hunt for himself. Later, he even allowed me to pet him. He was one whipped pup.

In my opinion, a lot of us are just like Ole Zach. We are too independent to ask for help, and when we get beaten down by the system, or a lousy business idea, we tuck our tails and run for cover—never to risk failure again.


If you’re feeling like Ole Zach I want to encourage you get up and try one more time. Take the lessons you have learned from your previous failures and put them to work. Take a cold, hard look at what you’ve done in the past, and then resolve not to repeat those same mistakes. Ole Zach may have been pelted by hailstones, but the real harm was how he allowed those hailstones to destroy his self-confidence. I’ve had my share of hailstones thrown my way also, and yes, some of them hurt like Hell. But I learned a powerful lesson from my childhood dog, and I refuse to allow failure, or my misunderstanding of its causes, to chase me under the porch.


Ron Taylor
Your Work Sucks Super Hero

Work Sucks Version 2.0

Okay, it's a given. For the most part, work sucks. I don't mean the work you put into building your own home business, or researching a stock or real estate investment.

I'm talking about the kind of work that involves punching a time clock and waiting around until Friday so you can go to the grocery store with your weekly paycheck.

The purpose of this Cash Ideas Now blog is to help you find ways to free yourself from the work routine, and yes, identify ways to make money.

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Your job is a necessary evil during the early stages of your wealth creation, but it should not represent a long-term plan. Not only do jobs restrict your income potential, they may also be hazardous to future income. Recent surveys and census data indicate approximately 30% of people will be forced to retire early due to circumstances beyond their control, including layoffs and illnesses. AXA Equitable and Nationwide Financial have an extensive database of figures related to forced layoffs and early retirements.


Jobs are created by entrepreneurs who understand that wealth is created by adding value to raw material or services, and selling finished products or services at a profit. Who adds the value to raw materials and services? You do. You are only valuable to an employer when you can effectively and efficiently add value to the organization’s product or service.

So, if you are interested in rising above a just over broke (J.O.B.) existence, you need to take Work sucks’ advice and look for income opportunities outside employment.

There’s no denying the fact that a job, with a steady income, is nice to have. It helps you pay the bills and keeps a roof over your family’s head. Unfortunately, that’s about all it does. What’s in a job? Security? A pension? Some of us are dreaming of retirement, thinking we’ll be happy living off half of what we can’t afford to live on today.

A job was never meant to make people wealthy. In a free market environment we sell our labor to an employer for the highest pay possible, while your boss tries to pay you the lowest wage you will accept. Usually the boss wins, because he is in control of the purse strings. As long as you look to your job for wealth, you will be disappointed.


If you want to become wealthy, you must look beyond your job. You earn a living between 9 and 5, but you achieve wealth after 5 and on weekends.

Most Americans think a job is security, but they are wrong. As long as you depend upon somebody else for your livelihood, you are a slave to that person and/or organization. And like a slave, you can be dispensed with as soon as they deem your services uneconomical. It’s a negative image, and I apologize for hitting you with it, but you can’t sit back and relax in the pseudo security of a job or retirement plan and expect others to secure a financial future for you and your family. Dependence is not security; independence is security.

While dropping my son off at school recently, I noticed an elderly gentleman standing in front of the school with a sandwich sign draped around his neck. The man was protesting unfair hiring practices by the school in the form of age discrimination. We live in a society that rewards youth and beauty, while disregarding the value of experience and ability. This man was willing to stand before the community to protest this injustice. His dilemma is all too common today, where hard working people have entrusted employers to provide them lifetime employment. Unfortunately, this trust does not reflect reality. Owning your own business is one vehicle you can use to take responsibility for your own financial future, without having to depend upon the vagaries of an unjust job market.
The expression, “if you want to catch fish, you have to risk the bait,” is so common it has become cliché. But how many of us actually incorporate that basic philosophy into our lives? Are you willing to risk the “security” of the traditional nine to five, Monday through Friday routine, to enjoy financial freedom? Vince Lombardi once stated “the will to excel, the will to win: these are the things that endure.” A business built with your own hands, energy, and ingenuity can endure where a job cannot, but if you expect to become a successful entrepreneur, you will have to take risks.

Taking risks to create wealth does not mean senseless gambling of your savings in the stock or bond markets, or betting everything on a horse race. Taking a risk means putting your self-confidence and self-image on the line. It means taking the chance of being embarrassed in the marketplace. And, it can also mean going against popular opinion and peer pressure to follow a dream. As Teddy Roosevelt was fond of saying, “seek opportunity, not security.”

Aside from the “job security” issues, your status as a wage or salary earner places you in the highest taxed form of income. Passive and portfolio income does not fall victim to Social Security taxes, and expenses associated with operating your business come out of your gross receipts prior to taxes. The structure of business taxation can allow you to enjoy some of the finer things in life, such as dining out, vacations, and nice cars (provided they are legitimate business expenses), while the same pleasures in life for a wage earner must use after tax dollars to do so. Robert Kiyosaki talks about this concept in detail in his Rich Dad, Poor Dad series, which should be required reading for any wealth builder. You don’t have to like him, agree with him, or buy real estate to get wealthy, but you should at least give him a try.

Not convinced? Take a look at some current statistics regarding employment.

It's been said that 80% of America is two missed paychecks away from financial disaster, and recent statistics indicate Americans spend 110% of their monthly income. Do you fit this mold? What would happen if you were laid off without pay tomorrow? Can Americans look forward to a secure retirement under Social Security or the company pension plan?

Current labor statistics do not paint a pretty picture, with quality jobs being outsourced overseas quicker than new jobs are being created. Sure, there are always low paying, low skill jobs available. But who can support a family on minimum wage?

Manufacturing jobs in particular have taken a beating in the marketplace during the past few decades, with some states, like Michigan, losing over 23,000 jobs in the course of a year. According to Labor Department figures, 26 states have seen manufacturing job losses in the past year. The federal government claims many of these displaced workers are receiving retraining, however, Bureau of Labor Statistics cites fewer than 204,000 displaced workers qualified for retraining in 2003, and only 47,000 actually received training assistance. The Bureau of Labor Statistics defines displaced workers as, “persons 20 years of age and older who lost or left jobs because their plant or company closed or moved, there was insufficient work for them to do, or their position or shift was abolished.” During the January 2001 through December 2003 period, 5.3 million workers were displaced from jobs they had held for at least 3 years.

In June of 2006, 4.6% of the available workforce in America was unemployed for an average of 18.4 weeks. For workers over 45 years of age, this unemployment period jumped to 23.8 weeks. That is over 5 months. Compare this to the statistic in the Introduction of this report that reveals many Americans have less than 3 months worth of cash and assets available to sustain them without continuing income. Of course, there is unemployment insurance, but this may take weeks to kick in, is a degrading and frustrating process, and is certainly no route to achieving the standard of living your family deserves.

Of the 7.6 million Americans unemployed at one time or another in the past year, 4.3 million lost their job due to completion of temporary projects, 3.7 million were laid off, and 1.9 suffered permanent job loss through no apparent fault of their own. To top it off, the median weekly wage and salary for working Americans in 2005 was $651. It hardly seems worth the effort. Yet, 123 million American go to work everyday, living paycheck to paycheck. Over 13 million of these people work in “alternative” job arrangements as independent contractors, on-call laborers, and temporary services. Additionally, in 2004 nearly 8 million Americans worked multiple jobs simultaneously—just to make ends meet.

Most Americans think a job is security. They are wrong. As long as you depend upon somebody else for your livelihood, you are a slave to that person and/or organization. And like a slave, you can be dispensed with as soon as they deem your services uneconomical. I suggest it is time to change the way you do business and start working for yourself.

Dependence is not security--independence is security. Don't sit back and relax in the pseudo security of a job or retirement plan. To achieve wealth you will need to learn how to accept and manage a certain amount of risk.

Success gurus like Anthony Robbins and Robert Kiyosaki teach that you have to get excited about wealth building to achieve success. What excites you about building personal wealth? How do you feel about poverty, or the lack of money? What motivates you to spend your free time reading books like this, studying interest rate tables, or analyzing stocks and real estate deals?

To achieve financial success you must get emotionally charged over something wealth represents. After all, it’s probably not the money you are after. You are after the security and promise of a better life.

Use these emotional tags to drive you to work while others sleep. Use your anger over working for an unappreciative boss to push you to limit your spending on frivolous doodads. Use your desire to achieve a better quality of life for your family as an impetus to analyze more deals, take calculated risks, and strive for more sources of passive and portfolio income. In the end, use your determination to achieve the independence and security of sound financial management and personal wealth.

Ron Taylor
Your Work Sucks Super Hero

Work Sucks!

Warning !!

This article may be depressing. I just finished reading "Notes From The Underground" by Dostoyevsky, so I'm feeling a bit rebellious. To give you a taste of this blog without requiring you to read the whole flippin thing, here's an executive summary: Work Sucks!

For you non-executive types out there, here's the rest of the story.

Go to school, get a job, retire broke. What a vicious cycle. Would you like to:

1. Make real money?
2. Get out of debt?
3. Take more time off work?
4. Retire early—with money?
5. Buy a house?
6. Maybe even get rich?

Your job will never help you achieve any of these things. Sorry to clue you in to this sad little fact, but your job is not the answer to these questions. Let’s be frank—your job sucks!

But, for a few of us with a little initiative and a bit of vision, a home-based business may be the answer to those questions above.

By now you’re probably thinking you don’t have the business skills to be successful, or you don’t want to have to sell things. Hah, if you work at the mall or at the local fast food outlet, you sell things—only for somebody else. As for business skills, who gives a flip; Business majors are not brain surgeons—or even educators for that matter. I know, because I were one.

My degree landed me an assistant manager’s job at a hamburger joint you would know well, where I proceeded to waste six of the best years of my life. I told you I was stupid. It took me six years to find the exit.

As an Internet surfer and blogger you know a lot about business and social networking. Business is about creating relationships with people, and using your natural skills to make friends and maintain online relationships. Believe it or not, you have the ability to create a highly successful online business—starting from where you are at today.

Why let this natural talent and free resource waste away while you think about applying to flip burgers down the street? Forget it.

Working for the man is for losers too ugly or socially inept to make a friend. Who’s the man? He’s the guy that strolls into the store once or twice a week to pick up the bank bag you filled.

Do you have two friends? If so, you have the makings of a following. Now all you have to do is create a message, perhaps in the form of a blog, that others may learn from. You’re young, and I know you would rather spend time surfing the Net and making friends than sweating over a hot grill flipping burgers for minimum wage while some guy who barely speaks English tells you you’re doing it wrong.

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Get real. There’s more to life. Starting today, resolve to learn more about affiliate and Internet marketing. Start putting your natural skills to work to create your own business. You can thank me later.

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Fired Temp Worker Gets Revenge!

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Fired Temp Worker Gets Revenge!
Temping ain’t easy.

You work for minimum wage. Get the worse job assignments in the company. And, you can be replaced without justification at a moment’s notice.

In three years of temping, I did not accrue a minute of vacation time, or a dime’s worth of medical insurance. I shoveled cattle feed in the morning and its inevitable by-product in the evening, cleaned toxic waste filters the full-time employees wouldn’t touch, and chased bats from an attic that I honestly believe was haunted by a betrayed mistress. Like I said, temping ain’t easy.

But it was work. Honest work that put food on the table and paid the rent. And that’s about all it did.

Have you ever heard the expression, “living paycheck to paycheck?” During those three years I was the poster boy for living paycheck to paycheck. I don’t mean to bad mouth the entire temp industry. Temporary service agencies provide a valuable service for both employers and job hunters, and I’ve heard that some even offer bennies. But I don’t believe it was meant to serve as a long-term solution for anybody with an ounce of ambition.

To make a dreadfully long story short, I eventually got fed up with the nonsense and told one of my temp bosses what I thought of him and his haunted attic. Two minutes later I was being escorted off the property by a security guard—a temp worker himself if I remember correctly.

So after six years in fast food and three years in the temp business, it finally began to dawn on me that making the same mistakes over and over was not only proof of my thick skulled mentality, it was also proof that you cannot get ahead working to help somebody else achieve his or her goals.

Lately I have learned three important lessons from people like Robert Kiyosaki, Suze Orman, and David Bach. While each of these writers is unique, they all basically say the same thing:

1. Learn to spend less than you earn.
2. Buy appreciable assets that produce a positive cash flow.
3. And, find a way to create multiple streams of income.

One of the best ways I know of to achieve these three points is to own and operate your own business. Now this isn’t rocket science, and it doesn’t take the Bank of Switzerland, or an SBA loan for that matter, to get started. All it takes is a little initiative, sprinkled with a healthy dose of persistence, patience, and promotion. Take it from me, a small business gives you the ability to make money, build a residual income, and perhaps create wealth.

So, what was my revenge? Success. I left the temp business and started my own home-based business. Now I do the hiring and firing. Su-weet.

Ron Taylor
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Finding Success In The Midst of Summer

In the midst of the late summer doldrums, things are moving along pretty good at the home business ranch.

This last few weeks we have managed to add 53 new members and had 8 people upgrade to Executive level positions. Hey, it’s starting to click, and I have my readers at myspace to thank for a portion of that success. Thank you.

What’s all the fuss about? Heck, all I know is that people like having an option to the traditional job market routine. A home biz isn’t for everybody, but for some it is the only way to go. Keep your day job for now, but look into starting your own biz as soon as possible.

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Build Massive Business Networks

The future of network marketing begins with you, today.

Network Marketing, also known as Multi-Level Marketing, offers an incredible opportunity to the go-getters of today’s marketplace. The concept has born the criticism of skeptics and been tested by time, as well as the courts. According to industry records, nearly $100 billion in goods and services are sold around the world each year via network marketing, and over 25 million people are involved as distributors. How big of a piece of this pie do you want?

Network Marketing is a viable tool for achieving lofty financial goals, but it does not come easily, nor is wealth assured for the greedy and dishonest. Network Marketing is not about using people, but about getting other people involved in the business as your partners. I won’t tell you recruiting people into your business will be easy, in fact it may be your biggest challenge, but according to national surveys, well over 90% of all adults in America dream of owning a home-based business.

There is nothing new about engaging other people to help you attain financial goals. Capitalists have known for generations that true wealth was built upon the shoulders of huge labor forces and the control of production machinery. Exploitation was the name of the game, and soft-hearted, philanthropic businessmen were often short-lived.

Adam Smith revealed the secrets of capitalism to the world in his book The Wealth of Nations. Smith’s book goes into painstaking details of the manufacturing process and how the use of capitalistic concepts, such as the division of labor, mass production, and the use of a carefully orchestrated labor force, can enrich the entrepreneur and allow the consuming society to benefit from higher quality products, sold at lower prices than what competitors offer.

Smith used the example of a pin factory to demonstrate how a one-man operation may be able to produce a handful of pins per day, where the individual steps in its production may include drawing a thin strip of steel from a spool, cutting it to size, flattening an end for the eye, sharpening an end for the point, and finally packaging it. Each of these steps, accomplished by one individual, takes a considerable amount of time, and the proprietor of the pin factory is limited in his sales by his production capacity.

Using Smith’s principles, a pin factory entrepreneur could hire five workers to complete the individual tasks of producing and packaging pins. The production capacity of this factory does not simply go up by five times, rather, because of specialization, the production capacity and product quality increases geometrically.
This is the beauty of mass production and the proper use of a labor force. In a sense, network marketing allows you to duplicate yourself through the efforts of a motivated workforce. What would you rather have: 10% of all the sales you could generate by yourself, or 2% of all the sales your network produces? Network Marketing harnesses the powers of capitalism Adam Smith wrote about over 200 years ago. Frederick Taylor’s scientific management theories provide a more recent example.

Frederick Taylor’s concepts of scientific management revolutionized how mass production was accomplished. Best known for his time and motion studies, Taylor demonstrated that the careful use of labor, through training and goal setting, could dramatically increase an organization’s production capacity. Likewise, through training, motivating, and deliberate goal setting, you can reap the benefits of explosive organizational growth and sales.

Until the development of network marketing, the keys to producing and selling a product were held by a handful of wealthy industrialists. In the early 20th century the common laborer considered himself lucky to hold a steady job and to receive a wage that could be stretched to meet the daily living needs of his family. Going into business for himself was an unlikely option, and at best was generally small mom and pop operations with little potential beyond Adam Smith’s one-man pin factory example.

Today, you have a chance to build your own empire, while helping other people at the same time. Unlike traditional business organizations, your success is dependent upon the success of the people within your personal organization, and the day you forget that, is the day your business will collapse. In network marketing, you do not exploit people; you help people. And in the process of helping other people realize their goals, your goals will magically fall into place also.

Fortunes are being made everyday in network marketing. Are you ready to step up to the plate and claim your piece of the game? Network marketing does not require you to be beautiful, college educated, or heir to an empire. All you need is the conviction to believe in yourself, and the gumption to get out and make something positive happen.

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Make Money At Home

Achieving success in any business endeavor, especially when it comes to making money at home, is about persistence, patience, and promotion.

Woody Allen was fond of saying “90% of success is showing up.” In business this can be interpreted to mean that joining or starting a business, versus not starting one at all, is the foundation for success. Obviously, if you never get around to starting a business, you can’t succeed in building a business. But the concept of persistence goes beyond just starting a business. True success lies in overcoming obstacles, learning from your mistakes, and never quitting.

To help you persevere in the face of adversity, it helps to be patient. Patience is definitely a virtue in the business community, as not everyone will see your vision, or rush to support your dreams of empire building. Knowing this upfront, it is easier to shrug off rejection, find ways around obstacles, and weather the storms of cash flow problems. Patience truly is the cornerstone of any success, as most legitimate business endeavors take time to develop and mature.

The third leg of your business success is the fuel that propels your business forward. Promotion is the art of sharing your business opportunity, product, or service with prospects. While the persistence and patience may be defined as character traits, your willingness and ability to promote is a learned skill. You need to study the marketplace, particularly your industry to know what works and what doesn’t. Try not to re-invent the wheel here. As a business startup you probably won’t have the budget to roll out risky promotional campaigns. Start small, copy the leaders in your industry, and never be shy about testing or tweaking your promotional packages.

In the end, successful business owners have proven themselves through a keen awareness of how persistence, patience, and promotion can build a cash machine. One way I have learned this lesson is through the building of my business with AutomaticBuilder. This marketing plan makes it easy for me to work an established and proven system to achieve success, and is helping me learn to make money at home.

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