Green With Opportunity

A man walks into a typical commercial office building and
looks around. He sees a receptionist at the desk who asks
him to sign in before getting on the elevator.

He looks around and sees the normal hustle bustle of the
typical business day that it is. He sees people standing
around probably on a break just chatting. He sees a man with
a mop cleaning the floor. He looks around and sees a water
fountain spewing a relaxing trickle of water surround by a
nice plant arrangement. Nothing out of the ordinary . . .

He carries on with his appointment in the building and on
the way about an hour later looks closer at the vegetation
surrounding the fountain and realizes that some of the
plants don't look as health as they could. He thinks to
himself "Hmm almost a perfect arrangement."

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He walks out the door, but stops mid steps and heads back
in, being the plant lover that he is, and decides to ask the
receptionist at the desk who was taking care of the plants
in the building.

She didn't know, but feeling conviction to his curiosity he
decides to investigate further.

Finding his way to the management office he asks the
building manager the same question he had asked the
receptionist, she said I think the maintenance people take
care of that, but I'm not sure.

He asks her further . . .

"Do you have office plant specialist to ensure the proper
care of your onsite plants?"

She replies no and that she didn't even know that such a
position existed.

He replies that he's actually quite fond of plants and has
been so for some time. He makes a few suggestions about how
the vegetation arrangement can be approved.

The office manager is floored.

30 minutes later he walks out as the office plant
specialist. He's paid $120 a month to take care of all lobby
plants.

Fast forward a year and he now has 22 contracts with several
office buildings of the same type as wells as 61 smaller
contracts he's picked up from the actual professional
offices within those buildings.

He loves it. He walks in to each office he has a contract
with and spends about 5 minutes taking care of the plants
for each account and then finds his way back to doing the
same thing on either a biweekly or monthly basis depending
on the type of vegetation in the account.

He looks at his financial statement and realizes that he's
making a huge sum of money in his eyes, that is over
$112,000 year, just doing what he loves on his own time, and
it all started with a little curiosity and the intention to
help.

Everyday people walk by those plants and it wasn't until the
day that he walked in the door and noticed room for
improvement that anyone even took notice of improving the
care of those plants.

He does his work with pride and get's paid well for it.

And at the end of the he always seems to ask himself "Why am
I the only one doing this? Don't others notice that there
are plants in office building that need tending to?"

He shrugs the question off and carries on living the life of
his dreams.

Do you now see that there is opportunity everywhere, all it
takes is a little curiosity, a keen eye, and a passion to
help to see it.

Are there little things that could be done better in your
business? That's your que!

When I saw the opportunity for network marketing on the
internet and how little real training on how to actually do
it the right way I found my place.

Not by writing a book about it, but rather seeing the value
in the opportunity to explore the possibilities. Then
testing them, validating them, and finally teaching them to
others.

And now sharing those experiences with you so that you can
benefit from the road I've walked. It's your turn for
success in your network marketing business as long as you
can see it.

And if you do it's time to get to work. Stand on my shoulders.
Now is not the time to stand on the fence. It's time to see
your success and jump into it. Here's how . . .

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To the top,

Rex



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This story should be printed and left where you will see it often

- and then everytime you come across a project you think you cannot successfully complete read this story again.
Eight-year-old Glenn Cunningham raced into a burning schoolhouse to rescue his big brother. When he regained consciousness five hours later, his brother was dead and Glenn's horribly burned legs lay limp and without feeling. Specialists urged his parents to have Glenn's legs amputated immediately - he would never walk again - but Glenn pleaded against them. Even though the toes of his left foot were gone and the bone supporting the ball of his left foot practically destroyed, Glenn was determined to walk again.
That was the summer of 1919. One week later Glenn announced he was ready to stand up. His father lifted him out of bed, stood him upright and let go. Glenn crumpled to the floor. Every day Glenn's parents carefully rubbed his dead limbs. Every day for weeks, they repeated the lifting-falling exercise. Then one day, for a few seconds, Glenn Cunningham stood on his own.

A few days later Glenn took a few small, shaky steps. His parents kept on rubbing his legs. He ate carefully and began to push himself hard, running everywhere he went - to the fields, to the store, to school.

In 1930, with no toes on his left foot and almost missing a major bone, Glenn Cunningham set a high school record for the mile run, 4:24.7. He enrolled in Kansas University and two years later qualified for the Olympics with a United States record-setting mile of 4:11.1. Despite tonsillitis at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932, he still finished fourth. He defeated milers around the world, repeatedly breaking his own records. In his early thirties he retired, holding the world mile record of 4:04.4.







"If you will call your troubles experiences, and remember that every experience develops some latent force within you, you will grow vigorous and happy, however adverse your circumstances may seem to be." ~ John R. Miller

Where is your journey taking you?

When the great automotive industry leader Henry
Ford was asked what contributed most to his success,
he said, "I keep my mind so busy thinking about what
I want to accomplish that there's no room in it for
thinking about the things I don't want."

What it is that you are focusing your time and
energy on?

Are you focused on the details of life while life
passes you by?

Or are you captivated by the glitz and glamour of
the latest fad, failing to see that being
sidetracked can lead to less than desirable results?

Don't let life pass you by.

THIS IS YOUR ONLY CHANCE AT THIS!

I want to help you get focused, stay focused and
have the kind of success and achievement you
so richly deserve.

I've discovered a formula that will keep you on the
path to success and achievement despite all of the
problems and hurdles that may come your way.

Rex




P.S. When you embark on this journey called life,
wouldn't it be beneficial if you had someone who
could show you the best way to get there?

P.S.S. Also, you need to set aside some time and
listen to what a multi-million dollar business
owner, as well as the #1 coach for Nightingale-Conant,
and two Phd's have to say about...

* The keys to success

* How to uncover hidden barriers

And

* How to remove obstacles that are
keeping you from being a Peak Performer.

You've got to listen to them and hear what they discovered
about themselves.

What was their key to success nobody is talking about?

Specialized Knowledge the The Secret to Riches?

Here are two important facts you need to know:

-- Fact 1: When wealthy people lose everything,
they usually regain their wealth again very quickly.

-- Fact 2: The key to their success is specialized
knowledge and a burning desire.

See wealthy people are no different from you and me.

They come from all walks of life and that means that
you too can accomplish anything you desire.

However, do you really want to master the Science of
Getting Rich? Do you really want to live a life full
of abundance? Can you see it, smell it, and feel it?
That's called a burning desire.

The second ingredient to success is specialized knowledge.
Mastery of any domain requires that you gain specialized
knowledge.

Have you already shared your burning desire and told people,
"You know..I want to grasp Bob Proctor's invaluable material
and study the science of getting rich."

When you do, are people going to be very supportive and say:
"Oh, what a wonderful thing. That's so smart of you. I should
also get myself together and work on improving my mindset."

Yet -- Is that what they're going to say?

Absolutely Not.

If the people around you are trying to put you down, do you
think discipline and a burning desire might be important to
stay your course?

If you told someone, "There's a process to becoming wealthy,
and I am going to learn that process," and they started
saying, "Rubbish, stick to your day job!".....are you going
to have the discipline to stick to your decision?

How many of you have already made the decision that you are
going to learn the science of getting rich? You need
to decide.

So, decide now and either go back to the way things have
always been in your life or master the science of getting
rich and start securing your gleaming financial future today.


I hope to see you on the other side.

PS: Do you think those same people that are telling you that
you shouldn't study the process on how to get rich have a lot
of money? The answer is No. Yet ask a wealthy person about
how they got to where they are -- and they will tell you --
it's a mindset!

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Rex

Astounding Statisitc: 6,574,666,417 Potential Prospect . . . Really?

FACT: According to World Internet Stats there are some
6,574,666,417 people using the internet today at a 17.8%
world penetration rate. That's a fully 225% increase over
the previous year!

FACT: According to The Stanford University Institute for the
Quantitive Study of Society (SIQSS) Internet Survey Study
90% of all US internet users check their email on a daily
basic, 62% use the internet to search for product
information, and 36% use the internet to buy products and
services.

FACT: According to ComScoure total online consumer spending
for 2005 was $143.2 billion with an increase of over 22%
from 2004 to 2005 and a yearly increase of at least 20% for
the last four years and the trend is accelerating into 2008.

FACT: Over half of all US households now have broadband
access with a 20% surge in broadband subscriptions from 2006
to 2007.

To put it simply . . .

Your prospects are ONLINE spending money and making business
decisions, and unless you are too you're missing a HUGE
portion of your potential leads, business, and profits.

It's not how much time you spend on your business, it's how
many eyeballs you get to your company's website that counts,
that's the secret!

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To the top,

Rex

Ever had a Mrs. Field’s Chocolate Chip cookie? Ymmmm…!

When you think of Mrs. Fields, do you see a grandmotherly type woman churning out trays of cookies in her hot kitchen. Think again. Let me tell you the story of Debbi Fields…
Debbi was only 19 years old when she reached a cross-roads in her life. She was married to a well-known Economist and Futurist, and had quit work to play the role of a conventional wife. She hadn’t expected her decision to deal such a hard blow to her self-esteem. No one seemed to think she had anything to offer – including herself.
One night, at a party, things reached a head. People were falling all over themselves to talk to her husband – they were treating her like she was an absolute zero, walking away from her in most conversations. Until the party host approached her… She tried to talk to him, answering his barrage of questions. She tried to appear sophisticated, urbane and clever – failing miserably at her attempt to be something she wasn’t.
Her host finally asked, “What do you intend to do with your life?
Debbi was a nervous wreck at this point. She blurted out, “Well, I’m mostly trying to get orientated.”
Her host looked at her with digust. “The word is oriented,” he snapped. “There is no such word as orientated. Why don’t you learn to use the English language?” He spat out his words and walked away.
Well, you can imagine… Debbi was crushed. She cried all the way home. But somewhere, in the middle of all the tears, she made a decision. She would never, never, NEVER let something like that happen again. She was done living in someone else’s shadow. She would find something of her own.
As she pondered what she was going to do she thought back to the old boat motor that had accumulated dust in her family’s basement when she was growing up – her parents and 5 girls in a 2-bedroom, 1 bathroom home. Her father was going to buy a boat for that motor someday. He never did, and to Debbi that motor became a symbol of putting off dreams until it’s too late to achieve them.
Debbi had watched her father die with his dreams unfulfilled. She didn’t want the same thing to happen to her. She would do something.
But what?!
The only thing Debbi was really good at was making cookies. She had been baking and experimenting with recipes since was 13. She’d add more butter; use less flour; or try different kinds of chocolate. She’d finally hit on a recipe she believed was ideal. Her cookies were soft, buttery and crammed with chocolate chips.
She realized she had to use her gifts so… Debbi decided to open a cookie store. Every single person in her life told her it wouldn’t work. No one believed in her.
It didn’t matter. On August 18,1977, when Debbi was 20, she opened her first store. No one came. By noon she was desperate. She stared at the empty store and decided if she was going to go out of business, she would at least do it in style.
Debbi loaded up a tray of cookies and went out in to her shopping arcade, trying to give away cookies. No one would take them. She figured she had nothing to lose at this point, so she headed out to the street. She begged, pleaded and wheedled until people finally took her samples. She smiled as their faces lit up.
She went back to the store and sold cookies to the people who had followed her wanting more. By the end of the day she had sold $50 worth. The next day she sold $75 worth.
The rest is Cookie History…
Debbi Fields is now the owner of over 600 stores – with sales in the multi-millions. She is also the mother of 5. She did indeed find something of her own!
You will face obstacles. You will face people who don’t believe in your dreams. So what? It’s YOUR life. It will become what YOU decide to make it.
Debbi Fields shared this in a speech she gave: “Whatever you do in your life, you have to be absolutely passionate about it.”
Debbi was passionate about cookies. Passionate about excellence. Passionate about living with no regrets.
Take some time to think about what you are passionate about.. Make a list. It might be long. It might be short. What are you MOST passionate about? What will create the greatest joy and success in your life if you decide to do it? What will you most regret if you don’t do it?
Right now – TODAY – you have gifts that can make a difference in how you live your life. How will you use them? What will you do? It’s up to you.
Choose to have a great day!



Rex


There are no hopeless situations; there are only people who have grown hopeless about them.” Clare Boothe 1903-1987, Author

Everyone knew it couldn’t be done.

Roger Bannister had no real motivation to prove them wrong. The young Englishman loved to run but from the time he was a child he also had a passion to be a doctor. This was the passion that drove him. His parents were unable to afford a University education so it was up to him to make it happen.

He knew early on that to achieve his dream of being a doctor he would have to be exceptional – so he set about being exceptional. His studies were paramount but that didn’t mean he couldn’t improve his track skills by running to and from school. While he was on his way to earning a scholarship from Oxford University, he was also gaining a name for himself as a runner.

“It is physically impossible for a human being to run a mile in under 4 minutes.” This statement was the accepted wisdom of the time during the late 1940’s and early 1950’s. Runners tried, but failed, proving the words of athletes and medical doctors – cementing a belief in runners minds that it couldn’t be done.

Roger didn’t set out to prove them wrong. He simply loved to run and he was fast. He was also learning a lot about the human body in his studies at Oxford. The day arrived when he was firmly convinced it WAS possible for a human being to run the mile in under 4 minutes.

His decision to be that person was formed by a humiliating defeat in the 1952 Olympics. In order to redeem himself he decided to break the world’s record for the mile. No one believed he could do it.

Adding to his challenge was the fact he was now a full-time Medical student and he could devote only 45 minutes a day to training. People scoffed at the idea he could accomplish such a wild goal but Roger believed slow and steady training would allow him to break the record. He painstakingly researched mechanical aspects of running, and developed scientific training methods to help him achieve his goal.

His opportunity came 2 years later – on a blustery day with 25 MPH gusts of wind to hamper his efforts. It didn’t look promising. So what? He had trained. He was ready. He believed it could be done.

So he simply went out and did it. Roger ran the race of his life, breaking the tape and collapsing as the announcer delivered his time to a wildly cheering crowd:

3:59.4

Roger had done it! The world's record had been broken. Everyone of his time had been proven wrong.

Within two months his record had been broken by John Landy – proving the 4 minute mile was as much a physcological barrier as it was a physical barrier. As the years have passed the mile has been run in shorter and shorter times but it was Roger Bannister who proved the body was capable of far more than people believed.

When he was asked to explain that first four-minute mile – and the art of record breaking – his answer was simple: “It’s the ability to take more out of yourself than you’ve got.”

Did you get that?

“It’s the ability to take more out of yourself than you’ve got.”

How did Roger do it? First, he BELIEVED he could do it. He understood the size of his success would be determined by the size of his belief.

Here is where I’m going to depart from some more common thoughts that are spread around a lot today. While belief is critically important – in fact, he couldn’t have accomplished what he did without it - belief alone is not enough. It is not enough to repeat affirmations over and over to yourself, even though they are important.

At some point you have to do the work. Roger Bannister ran day after day. He researched the human body. He created scientific methods to enable him to stretch his limits. He did what it would take to fulfill his dream.

What are your goals? What do you dream of accomplishing? BELIEVE it can be done. Then do the work. Apply yourself to success. Apply yourself to excellence. Figure out what it is going to take and then go DO IT! You may have no interest in breaking a world record, but I know you have an interest in being the best you that you can be – or you wouldn’t be reading all these letters. J

Give yourself the ability to take more out of yourself than you’ve got!


Rex




"It is our attitude at the beginning of a difficult task which, more than anything else, will affect its successful outcome."

William James
1842-1910, Psychologist, Professor and Author