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Tip of
the Week
Did
you know....
Contrary to popular belief,
multitasking is not a good
thing. Focusing on one
idea, project or activity at a
time will allow you to tap into
the creative intelligence part
of your mind.
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Quote
of the Week
“Change
is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain
to miss the future.”
~ John F. Kennedy
 President's
Corner
March is here!
That means spring is approaching fast and yes the topic this month is Spring
Cleaning. If you are like me, promises to yourself to clean off your desk
and get better organized typically slip to the bottom of your "to do" list.
Recently, however, I spent a full day cleaning off my desk, and it's given me
some perspective on the whole notion of getting organized.
Neat is not the same as organized.
I have piles of paper on my desk but I know where everything is. So do many
other entrepreneurs and creative people. That's because many of us are the
"out of sight, out of mind" kind of people. If I put something in a
drawer, I may never remember it.
Get rid of stuff.
While clean isn't the same as organized, messy isn't necessarily the
same as organized either. If you are going to keep things in files, make
certain the stuff you keep is important. Decide as quickly as you can
whether you are really going to need something. Get rid of stuff regularly.
Cull those piles and files.
Urgent is not the
same as important. In your business and your life, you're going to
have many pressing tasks: phone calls, emails, crises that have to be
responded to immediately. But tasks you have to do now are not necessarily
the most important things in the long run. Whether you are building your
business or nurturing a family, important things often take careful attention
but don't have deadlines. Remember what's truly important.
Set regular times
for important activities. Establish a definite schedule for the things
that are truly important in your business and your life - whether it's a
meeting, sending out direct mail, networking with important referral sources,
having a date with your significant other, reading with your kids or exercising.
You are much more likely to take care of these things if you have them on your
calendar at a set time weekly or monthly.
I think the key to
getting organized is to make sure you attend to those things that are truly
important, throw out stuff you don't need and stop beating yourself up because
you have a pile of papers on your desk!
Remember, Success Demands
Action!
Keep on marketing, it’s going to
work! TWITA!
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Feature Article
One Way to Determine the Value
of a Note
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How to determine the value
(“worth”) of a note… what
should be the price?
This is the typical question
asked from investors and
sellers all the time. While
there are many ways to
determine the purchase price
of buying a note, and many
varieties of opinion, here
is one method for your
consideration.
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Question of
the Week
Q – Hey Jeff:
Do you have any materials,
articles or CD/DVD's on
buying remainder interests or
back ends of notes? Thanks.
~
Bill M.
A
– Hi Bill!
The short answer is yes.
In the Calculator Book I think
on page 201 there is a section
explaining remainder interests
and how to calculate them.
Also, in my yellow book
"Personal Cash Flow Prosperity"
the second part of the book is
an audio CD and written
explanation and examples of how
to take back a "tail end"
(remainder) as a broker with no
money of your own.
Hope this helps!
~ Jeff
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