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Table of Contents
1. Advice For Your New Tech Blogging Business Is Here
2. "It had to be you". The gift of duende, the most elusive and special quality on Earth. You either
have it... or you most assuredly don't.
3. Review: LIVE Home Business Bootcamp with George Kosch
4. Want online profits? You SAY you do, but let's see. This is a must-read article for everyone who
wants to make an honest buck online -- from home -- starting right now! No kidding!


Advice For Your New Tech Blogging Business Is Here
Are you looking to create an online presence where people follow you on a daily basis? The content
you'll find here will be perfect for you if you're looking to better your blog. This guide will cover
great advice that you can use in creating a blog and you will get the popularity level that you desire.
Ensure that you are posting very often in the blogs that you operate. At the minimum, you should
aim to post one time on each blog every single day during the weekdays. Of course, posting more is
always welcome. This shows your visitors that you are a very active blogger, which will make them
more prone to keep visiting your blogs.
A key to a successful blog is to blog often. Many bloggers will start by posting once a week, or once
a day, and then fail to continue the frequent updates. Even if readers love your blog, they'll lose
interest if they have to wait a long time for updates. A good rule of thumb is to create new blogs
weekly and send out email updates.
Since blogging is on a personal level you should avoid writing formally. You should still write in a
professional manner and use proper grammar. Your readers will be able to relate to you more when
you are writing to them in a casual way and will continue reading your blogs.
Utilizing social media websites is a great way to generate interest and increase traffic to your blog.
You can use Twitter and Facebook to inform readers of new blog articles which they can then share
with their friends. These websites also serve as a way to interact with your readers, and find out what
they are interested in. Tailor your blog updates to their interests.
If you are going to blog, you need to make sure you choose a niche or market that you are passionate
about. There are plenty of blogs out there, and there are just as many topics to choose from. Stay
specific, and choose a blogging subject that you can create a successful blog with.
Commenting on other blogs is one of the best ways to generate traffic to your blog. If you read an
interesting article, write a compelling comment that offers a unique perspective. Include a link to
your blog. The people who read your comment will likely want to read more of what you have to
say, and will visit your blog.
Your blog goes much further than just your posts. It may look like just a collection of various
articles, but it's so much more. To be a successful blogger, your blog needs a presence. This is
created by your posts and comments, both on your blog and other online sites.
With all that you now understand about blogging and how it can help you, you should now have a
strategy in mind for how you want to go about blogging in the future. Just take into consideration
that it takes time to truly establish a blog with the level of success you hope to achieve.

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"It had to be you". The gift of duende, the most elusive and
special quality on Earth. You either have it... or you most
assuredly don't.
by Dr. Jeffrey Lant.
Author's program note. This article was inspired by not one but two recent restaurant closings in my
neighborhood, two places packed with memories of every kind. I couldn't, just couldn't, let them go
without a fond embrace, some auld lang syne. After all, they were both in their time important to
me... not least because in one of them I almost died... whilst the other was the very epicenter of my
rip-snorting youth... To neglect them, either of them, would be to slight myself and my youthful
jaunts and jollities, and that would never do. But first the tune...
"It Had to Be You".
In 1924, if you had any pretensions to style and class, you were prepared to dance a broom around
the kitchen if you could croon this sultry number of aching wistfulness. Isham Jones composed the
music, Gus Kahn wrote the lyrics. Almost a dozen top artists recorded it that year and you loved
them all. "It Had to Be You." And because you were sure, absolutely positive your deflating younger
brother wasn't anywhere near, you could bend and gyrate in ways you were sure no one on this
spinning rock had ever duplicated or even imagined; you let fly with all that goofy adolescent magic,
high octane charm and killer smile... at this moment, perhaps only for an instant, you were closer to
duende than you had ever been before, or might ever be again..
And it only got closer still when flipping through the ads for the latest automobiles you saw the one
that was put on this planet just for you. It was the latest Stutz Bearcat (a steal at $65,000) and your
heart leaped because you and that baby were born for each other. It had to be yours....
No one had to tell you what to do, what to wear (white ducks never out of fashion), the right speed
(fast enough to lose the hicks, slow enough so they couldn't miss a single feature of your dazzling
progress)... or the perfect, totally aloof demeanor, hundekissen for naughty countesses with time on
their manicured and caressing hands and Long Island heiresses like Daisy Buchanan, who smelled
like money and were just too alluring to miss whatever the consequences. You just cannot help
yourself. And that is duende...
Duende, an attempted definition.
Duende is the thing you know when you see it; the quai in the je ne c'est... the words with which you
try to describe charisma (but cannot)... try to explain chic to the person who calls it "chick" and not
"shiek". Duende is the compilation, the expression, the knock 'em on the derriere quality that
contains spirit, silk, raw animal magnetism. It is more appealing than sex appeal, something you
might see on the silver screen... or as close as that girl behind the check out counter. Oh, mama,
those eyes... And they, too, are duende. For you see duende can occur anywhere and under any
circumstances.
You might go through a lifetime struggling for a single magic moment... while the little leaguer next
door age just 12, already has the knack and proved it when he struck out, leaving the bases loaded in
the last game of the series. The crowd first jeered and laughed. Then when he doffed his cap and
bowed, graceful, smile wide and all inclusive, exhibiting a riot of golden curls, they changed their
tune and started to cheer and shout; the boy bowed again... and the crowd roared. He was one of
them, one of the people who tried hard and muffed it; practised hard, then failed the test.
They were celebrating their often awkward and confused lives and they were grateful to their new


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young member for helping them see it clearly and in perspective. He had known failure.... but with a
smile and completely graceful nonchalance he had risen above it, a bad patch that became a glorious
moment. We might lose, we might stumble, but we could never be defeated.
That moment of duende put the boy on the front page of the New York Times. The captain of the
winning team got a nice trophy. That wonderful lad who struck out got immortality and a stamp in
his honor. Duende's like that.
George Frazier.
The man who knew duende better than anyone was George Frazier. "For nobody else, gave me a
thriil with all your faults, I love you still."
It is now time for you to meet the man who spent a lifetime determining which people, experiences
and events had it and which didn't. His name was George Frazier (1911- 1974) and while you may
never have heard his name or read a single limpid word or trenchant line he ever wrote, the
journalists you respect, particularly the commentators and columnists, surely have, over and over
again. You see, Frazier is a journalist's journalist, the place these writers go when they want to read
a man who was consumed by words, their artful manipulations, their arcane mysteries.
Frazier looked the part. He was spare of figure, lived (or rather killed himself by inches) wreathed in
blue smoke, always a clever phrase of sarcasm and wit poised and ready for launching; the hint of
liquor on his breath (but only the best brews) and the lingering scent of some lady of quality, her
monogrammed handkerchief in his pocket.
We can picture that woman clearly and the look she gave him. It was how Ingrid Bergman looked
when before leaving Casablanca she turned to look at Rick for the last time. It was a moment of
duende in a film of duende, and we are not surprised to learn the actors had no script when they
filmed; that the script only was made after the filming was completed. It was duende, completely
duende, duende at the highest level... and when we saw it, we knew it was magic and would probably
never happen again. And it never has.
Frazier went to Harvard, graduating in 1932. Harvard got the better deal. They needed Frazier and
his incomparably sharp observations. He didn't need Harvard... or Yale... or Princeton. They were
predictable and prosaic. He was anything but... as Boston came to know when he decided to stay and
give her the pleasure of his unequaled company; acid, chalk on a blackboard, the sound and smell
that comes when a car turns the corner too fast and dangerous.
Frazier peddled his unique mixture of honesty, integrity and lyrical torture to all of Boston's then
flourishing newspapers, finally at the Boston Globe, which in proper Puritan pukka considered itself
the acme of words. Thanks to Frazier they probably were. "It looks like snow, he said, and it was all
there, all the sadness and all the silveryness in a single sentence." Frazier earned his place on the
Nixon enemies list and wore it like a boutonniere, flagrant, proud, in your face and I'll be damned if
I will.
Andy Frazier.
It was during his time at the Boston Globe that I should have met George Frazier. It would have
been ridiculously easy. My bartender of choice, Andy, was Frazier's nephew and Andy liked me...
Andy was born to tend bar (though he had the usual high flying aspirations people brag about when
they are never going to achieve anything). He made the bar at the Hasty Pudding, older than the
Great Republic itself, next door to where I lived on Holyoke Street, a Cambridge venue of choice. I
was a member, but only because the club needed the extra revenues. As far as I recall I was the only
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I went most every day at 4 p.m. or so. Drinks were a quarter apiece, but more often than not Andy
"lost" my initialled chits or possibly assigned them through his unique bookkeeping "system" to the
sons of rich alumni, which I was not.
Thus, the club empty but for Andy and me, I sat day after day in a comfortable, boy-battered
leathered corner, the best English novels in hand, the best daiquiris available on Earth, presented on
a silver platter. It was plate, of course, but Andy delivered it with the panache of a royal footman.
And then the stories would begin... of people we knew in common, about the Irish in Boston, about
the Kennedys, dissimulating cardinals, frisky priests, ladies no better than they should be... about
who was sleeping with whom; who wanted that fact known... and who didn't. Marvelous stories...
stories that missed truth by a mile; stories that you hoped weren't true but you knew were vouched
for by God.
All that was missing was Uncle George and his surgical knife edge. I should have accepted Andy's
frequent invitations to meet him, but like all the young I thought I had forever to conjure with. I was
wrong. We all were wrong. I figured that out soon enough on my own; like I also figured out there
was some kind of estrangement between Uncle George and his nephew. You see, George Frazier
was a snob; jealously protective of his growing fame. Andy was that most embarrassing of pot
boilers, the shabby, disreputable relative. Andy loved talking about the man whose columns on
duende were read at the White House and the Harvard Faculty Club... but introducing me to the man
was never in the cards. Andy's recommendations were probably suspect from the start.
Dinner at the Pudding.
In due course, I'd read enough, drunk enough, munched enough. It was time to find a dinner
companion. He'd be bright (no problem there; the best and the brightest were readily at hand),
merciless, funny as all get out, and just as ready to use you, as you were to use him. With any luck
he'd be keeping a journal of his life at Harvard, and we'd mention en passant that we could compare
passages a half century from now when we were both famous, petted, spoiled, the toast of a dozen
great cities and their fastidious elites, completely blase'. The parameters of the search went like this:
"Some others I've seen, might never be mean/ Might never be cross, or try to be boss/ But they
wouldn't do... It had to be you, wonderful you." And so the evening passed away comme il faut for
every Harvard student had two sets of manners: 1) for people not of the university, who needed to be
treated just well enough but no better and always put and kept in their places and 2) Harvard
students who would be subtle but thorough in their review of you and your future worthiness...
whilst you, of course, were doing the same to them. No duende here, just the necessary and serious
business of networking and getting ahead; that being the reason for going to the world's greatest
university in the first place.
It had to be me. Chez Henri, Shepard Street.
It was a daiquiri, pale green like the goddess of envy, so sweet, so tart it set my teeth on edge, one
sip fuel enough to swagger and posture like a grandee of Spain. I was dining with my niece Chelsea
Victoria. It was the first time this new prep school graduate and I had ever been alone together. I
lifted my frosted glass, gave her a grandiloquent and hearty toast, and quaffed. "Chelsea," I said, "I
need to get some air." I turned towards the door and then I felt myself flying into an exalted pyramid
of cocktail glasses, hundreds of them stacked neatly so, ready for my Olympic stunt.
I woke up on the floor, piles of shards sparkling in the soft light, one gentleman holding my left
hand; one holding my right; Chelsea looking on like a ghost. I was a tad groggy but my comments
were spot on, "But, gentlemen, I hardly know you." And so as these two doctors dining in the
restaurant checked my vital signs I still had pluck enough to know this was my moment of duende
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displayed amongst the shower of slivers and luminescent chunks on the floor. And if that isn't
duende I'd like to know what is.



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Review: LIVE Home Business Bootcamp with George Kosch
Review: Home Business Bootcamp with George Kosch
Topics covered in today's training.
Overview of Worldprofit's Home Business Earn at home training program - infographic
Being Realistic about how much you can make, how soon, and what you have to do
CONSISTENTLY to make it happen.
Understanding what is the #1 concept that successful marketers understand that others don't.
Why you need to laugh and trash the email pitches that claim you can make $30,000 a month
without lifing a finger.
List Building and Lead Generation - two inseparable friends critical for building your successful
online business.
----------George reminded Members that today is the last day for the Special Savings Offer to upgrade from
Silver Membership to Platinum VIP Membership. If interested submit a Support Request form.
-----------Member Updates
1. New Templates added to the Landing Page Builder Gallery. ALL Silver and Platinum VIP
Members get the Landing Page Builder at NO COST allowing you to EASILY and QUICKLY
create unlimited landing pages for any and ALL your affiliate programs and business opportunities,
products, ebooks, services, one time offers etc.
2. Worldprofit's GraphixMaker System
Use this tool to easily create headers, and other customized design with NO Graphic design
experience of special skills. George gave a demonstration of how to use this software that is
INCLUDED in your Silver or Platinum VIP Membership. There is a video overview of
Worldprofit's GraphixMaker in your member area.
3. New products added to the Goody Bag area - Silver and Platinum VIP Members get ALL of the
products located in the Goody Bag area at NO cost. The link to the Worldprofit Goody Bag is on the
LEFT menu in your member area.
4. Worldprofit is close now to passing 2 million free Associate Members.
5. WordPress: a) Importance of updating your plugins on your WordPress theme and how to do it. b)
What you need to know and do about automated fake (spam) comments on your blog.
6. Website Management System (formerly called Content Management System) This is included in
your Silver or Platinum VIP Membership and allows you to add pages, affiliate code, banners, links
and so forth to your website. Look for this on your left menu in your member area.
7. Advertising resources. For those interested in reputable paid advertising, in your member area
under TOP MENU, select Ad Examples, then click on the SOLO AD PLAY BOOK, also review the
recommended places to advertise.


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8. TrafficCenter.com has been updated so surfing should be fine on ALL browsers now.
Discussion Points
Google and how they rank sites. What you need to know as an online business owner. Social Media,
Facebook and Twitter, what you need to know and DO to naturally increase your ranking. Don't get
your Twitter account shut down by abusing their system, post content of value, Dr. Lant's articles,
mix it up. Don't just promote products with questionable or red flag titles. Don't make the mistake of
automating or outsourcing your social media strategy, you will regret it.
Resources referenced in today's training.
Fiverr Aweber Get Response IBO Tool Box Safe-Swaps
Your Homework Assignment
1. Work on Building your list. If you don't know how to do this, watch the first 2 Videos for
Beginners. You must understand the basics. 2. Promote the Ad Examples to generate Associate sign
ups - every day. 3. Understand that building your list and doing your daily promotions to get leads is
what will generate SALES. 4. Commit with ACTION to doing this consistently so 2014 is your
BEST YEAR yet for online earnings.
Thank you to each of you who attended the LIVE training program. The recorded version will be
posted to your Worldprofit Member area within 24 hours.
The next LIVE Home Business Bootcamp with George Kosch is on Friday.



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Want online profits? You SAY you do, but let's see. This is a
must-read article for everyone who wants to make an honest
buck online -- from home -- starting right now! No kidding!
by Dr. Jeffrey Lant
Author's program note. Boy, am I ever frosted, which is a good Illinois word for ticked off, miffed,
mad, mad, mad. This is the problem. All day, every day (because we never close) people worldwide
enter our Worldprofit Live Business Center and confirm (because we ask them) that they are present
not to buy a new car, not to unclog the kitchen sink, not to book a pilgrimage to Graceland but to
learn how to make an online income from home RIGHT NOW. The drill goes something like this:
"Hello, MaryLou, I understand you want to make money working from home on the Internet. Is that
so?"
"Yessir, it is."
"Do you have the $99.95 it will take to get started?" You see, pure-as-the-driven-snow MaryLou is
about to tell a lie... a whopper she doesn't need to tell... which does her no good.... and which
shrouds the process of business instead of fostering it.
"No sir, I surely don't."
At this moment MaryLou jumps up on a convenient table top, the better to be seen as she
honky-tonks one of the most popular songs every written, a ballad for les miserables all over the
world.
The music is by Spencer Williams; lyrics by Roger Graham. It was first recorded in 1915 and was a
hit at once, so much so that dozens of major recording artists finagled to have a go at it. The song is
"I Ain't Got Nobody", and you can find it in any search engine. Go now and pick the rendition you
like. Select the one that is most maudlin, pathetic, affecting. Then belt it out in "Boardwalk Empire"
fashion; that version full of lamentation; too many cold and lonely mornings after too many bumpy
nights before, misery and woe; the one sultry chanteuse Patti Smith was born to make her own.
"I ain't got nobody/ Nobody cares for me/nobody, nobody cares for me."
"Perambulating around the margins of veracity."
MaryLou fibbed, lied, dissembled, bluffed, deceived, equivocated, exaggerated, fabricated, invented,
embroidered, falsified, fictionalized, humbugged and, in case you missed the point, beat truth to
death with every flutter of her severely over painted eyebrows. As Frank Sinatra would have said,
"That's why the lady is a tramp." It's also why she'll never be an online marketing success.
MaryLou had the $99.95 alright. What she didn't have was any sense. You see, she needed to keep
the doop open... her mind open... her eyes open... but instead she lied, which was a helluva way to
start interacting with the good people who were there to help her... and the rest of the world. We're
going to need a flow chart here because once she lied, she was going to have to overcome that lie
before she could join and profit. Because "profit" was what she wanted and what she put into such
severe jeopardy when she told the lie that should have been strangled before utterance.
"Well, MaryLou, that's most unfortunate because we have everything you need to profit online.
Indeed, you could start making money TODAY!"
Hmm. MaryLou is now interested, because she's been looking high and low and has found nothing


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but marauders and rapacious scamsters. But now, perhaps because there's a real, live person on
screen helping her, she begins to perceive that this place is different, humane, a place where
colleagues could meet, exchange information, make friends and DO BUSINESS. Only she has lied
to the monitor on the screen (remember, when she didn't have to)... and now she has to overcome
that disadvantage before any good things can be given and enjoyed. The lie that MaryLou deemed
necessary only a moment or two before now is exposed for the insult it really is.
"I don't lie."
"MaryLou may lie, you say. But I never do." Really?
My exhaustive research going back not months or even years but decades comes to a very different
conclusion. Fully 99% of prospects to the Live Business Center when asked if they have $99.95 say
they don't. 99%! Now you know and I know that's a whopper. Yet it is the opening gambit used by
virtually every single prospect; all people who claim they are entrepreneurs, want a home-based
business, and will do whatever it takes to make it happen and make it profitable. Everything but tell
the truth, the truth that is essential to understanding and doing business, for that is the first casualty
here.
The Internet: nirvana for liars.
I am one of the few people you will ever meet who was actually one of the very first people to go
online to do business. As such, I am something of a museum piece. For those of you johnny come
latelies I'd like to take a second or two to tell you what the 'net was like in those days of yore when
men were men and the sheep were scared.
First of all the 'net was small. Second it was populated by zealots, geeks and ultra- nerds who were
glad to be there and who was glad to shake your hand and get acquainted There was no face... no
posturing... just a place where everyone was a pioneer, and they were glad to know you, thankee,
ma'am, aw shucks.
There was no side, no arrogant swaggering, and a whole lot fewer lies than today. It was a better
place, populated by the best of people, people like the two eminent worthies George Kosch and
Sandi Hunter, who became my friends and who then asked if I'd like to conquer the world with
them. We shook hands and got down to business. It was 1993, the world was our oyster and if we'd
encountered MaryLou in those days, she would have been down-home friendly, glad to see us, sit
down and tell us all about it. There was friendliness, honor, integrity, and a bushel full of good
humor and happy memories for life. Oh, yes, AND the MONEY... which was plentiful, so easy to
make, I became a multi-millionaire in record time.
Almost all of that is gone now, kind of like when you take down the Christmas tree and remove it
from the living room, a few fragrant needles all over the floor, reminding you of the good times you
had... and how you wished they remained forever. Nowadays things are different, needlessly
frustrating, too many people both arrogant and rude. And to think we did this, are doing this to
ourselves; that is the most painful part of all.
What you must do to start making money from home TODAY, yes TODAY!
1) Resolve to stop lying online today; that you will give your real name,real email address,
telephone number, etc.
2) Make it a point to visit worldprofit.com. Answer every question put to you by our live monitors.
They are asked for a reason.
3) Watch the 17-minute video. It gives you the right and detailed information for profiting onliine.


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Do not skim or skip it and never say you watched it and understood it if you didn't.
4) Listen to the stupendous offer made. It is currently worth well over $12,000 and contains
EVERYTHING you need to make money online now.
5) Follow the steps in George Kosch's awesome Home-Based Business Bootcamp. These steps
work... but only if you implement them. If you won't do that you are simply throwing away your
good money.
6) Promote your online business daily. We show you how. If you promote daily, following our
simple, specific and proven steps you MAKE MONEY, guaranteed.
... And one more thing. The Golden Rule. "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
Whoever first penned this insight knew what he was talking about. Try it and see. You'll be happier,
healthier, wealthier in no time.
Otherwise you'll stay where you are, with nobody to care for you, and worst of all it'll be your own
fault, nobody else to blame. And if that ain't cause for singing the blues, I don't know what is, don't
know, darlin', and never will... but then I have got somebody helping me, and this has made all the
difference. Catch my drift?



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