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By Jonas Mitchell

If you want to see something happen in your life, you first have to believe it. For instance, the submarine was painted long before it was ever actually made. We landed on an asteroid in a movie many years before we actually landed a satellite on one (equivalent of hitting a hole-in-one off of the top of the Empire State Building to the very tip of the Eiffel Tower by the way). We had black presidents in movies long before Barrack Obama got elected. There are many different scenarios that I can come up with, but they all end up the same way. Someone has a thought or an idea that may seem “crazy” at the time: flying cars, elevators to space, living on the moon, teleportation, but what about the “crazy” things that we can do now that we couldn’t do then: automatic horse carriages (cars), flying through the air (airplanes), traveling faster than the speed of sound (mach 1), falling 10,000 feet and not dying (sky diving), traveling 1 mile beneath the ocean…The list goes on and on!

We know that it is possible to do whatever we want. I don’t care how crazy of an idea you can come up with. You and I both know that it is possible. We know that it is possible for one person to make 25 billion dollars in a year and yet we have people that can’t make $500 in a month. Why is that? Why don’t some people make a decent living for themselves when we all KNOW that anything is possible?

The easiest way to explain it is that some people have to “see it to believe it” and others “believe it until they see it”. Let me break that down for you with a few examples.

See it to believe it types:

Hate infomercials (because they are all scams).

Hate motivational CDs and videos (don’t have time, need to work).

Will find a reason why it’s ok to live paycheck to paycheck.

Play the lottery (it’s going to happen one day).

Can’t stand The Secret! (What a bunch of bull crap that movie is).

Believe it to see it types:

Free thinkers (like to go against the grain: i.e. Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, Martin Luther King, Jr., Barrack Obama)

Visionaries

Don’t listen to the radio very often (instead they listen to motivational and educational material or would rather listen to silence and think).

Are usually born wealthy or poor (their parents were visionaries or they don’t have anything and dream of having more (Eminem, 50 cent, 2 pac, Barrack Obama, Donald Trump).

Two types of people are out there. Those that shape the world and those that work for those that shape the world. Which one are you? We are products of what we thought five years ago and set into action. Maybe you feel like you have to know 100% before you try something, but you can start changing that now.

Go to www.themillionmindmarch.com and fill out form on the right hand side. In the comments box put the name Jonas Mitchell. The packet that you receive will alter your mind. It will move your soul. It will no doubt, 100% guaranteed, no ifs, ands, or buts about it, knock your socks off. It’s FREE. You just pay the shipping and handling. Out of every 100 people 3 will actually do it. The 3 that do are the believe it to see it type. The 3 that do are a part of the 3% that will be or is a top money earner. The 3 that do is like you and me.

Believe that it will improve your life. Believe that it’s what you have been waiting for your entire life. Believe it and it will be so.

By Randy Ngan

First you must find which pocket or area has homes selling fastest.

Then you must find what price range is selling the fastest.

Now pick a specific city or town you want to buy a house in. With the information of which house price range is selling the fastest you want to now look for houses out side that price range that have not been selling. Houses outside the fast selling price range that been on the market for over 90 days will have motivated sellers that will sell at a discount. You must identify why the selling is moving. Their unfortunate circumstances give you an opportunity to help purchase their property at a discount to create a win win situation. Other things to ask the seller or their representing agent is the price of the property, square feet, number for bedrooms, number of bathrooms, amenities, and if there are any special location around that they like. You then want to get the property at 70% of fair market value minus the cost of repairs. Another why to find motivated seller is to find listing that state the word “as is’” when selling a property. Other words such as handy man special, seller moving, vacant, can close fast, and properties price below market value already are other signs of a motivated seller.

This strategy is meant for real estate investor who are looking to find a good deal. Since it will require making around 20-30 offers on a property to finally closing on one deal. If you are in love with a property it will be harder to get it at a huge discount using this strategy. You must find an agent that is motivated and willing to make low offers for you to get you a property at a great deal. Don’t find an agent just looking for gimme opportunities.

By Randy Ngan

Why invest in Blackberry you ask.

If you look at the people you know like I do about half of them use a Blackberry and if they don’t have one they wouldn’t mind having one.  Unlike other phones like the iphone that’s just a trend item that will disappear once the next hot list item comes.  Blackberry has not only establish them self as one of the best phones for business employees, they are also wanted by the younger generation. That is why the iphone cannot take much of the Blackberry smart phone market. The iphone is marketed towards the younger crowd that just want the next cool thing. That means when a new cool trend phone comes out the current cool phone (iphone) will be out dated. Unlike the Blackberry that continues to build a strong market of followers that are professionals or students. If you ask yourself or other people on the street “what is the best, or most used phone in business?” 90% will say Blackberry. With that said since most people will go into business or work with people in busness it is a social norm to want to fit in with other around you. If you think a lot of people are going to have blackberry phones and you want to fit in or be like them, you will get one too.

Financial View of Blackberry Stock Rimm

Based on stock thread and looking at the support level of the 6 month chart for Rimm you are able to tell that the lower support level is around $72 dollars. That is when the stock will jump back up.  The lastest high was $85 Rimm is now around $78 dollars and I beleive that it will continue to rise up to around $87 due to the fact that earning report are reported Thursday September 24, 2009. I predict a positive earning report since Rimm financial statement is usually always strong and they have zero debt unlike most of the other companies.

by Carol Tice, PayScale.com

With the economy shrinking, many job-hunters are looking for a new career that pays well — and they need to find one that’s not going to disappear.

Robin Ryan, career coach and author of “60 Seconds and You’re Hired,” says, “I look at where you can make good money, where employers are looking for people and saying they can’t find them.”

Below are the careers that are forecast for strong growth over the next decade, based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projections through 2016.

Ryan notes that the federal growth forecasts are a few years old, and some fields are undergoing rapid change. Be on the lookout for emerging opportunities, especially those that involve Internet skills. With the cost of education soaring, we asked our experts to focus primarily on careers you can get started in without a four-year degree.

1. Physician’s assistant — The economy may be down, but people still get sick and need to go to the doctor. As the population continues to age, health-care fields will continue to see strong growth, says Ryan. Physician’s assistants usually take a two-year course (in addition to required college coursework and/or degree) and need to pass a certification exam. Then, they assist doctors in hospitals and clinics or in rural areas they may provide care if a doctor isn’t always available. 27% projected growth, according to the BLS. Median annual salary: $88,575

2. Database administrator — One thing’s for sure in this uncertain economy — companies continue to pile up data and need experts to make sure it’s properly organized and securely stored. Some database administrators get started with just a two-year degree — and if you enjoy computer programming, this is one of the best-paid areas in computer tech. 28.6% projected growth. Median annual salary: $73,388

3. Video game designer — The gaming field is exploding, notes Ryan. There are hugely successful massive multiplayer online role-playing games, casual games to play on computers, PDAs and cell phones, as well as games for Xbox, Nintendo and other proprietary game systems. If you’re a game nut, consider learning how to create games to cash in on this trend.

“These skills are often self-taught,” she notes. “And programming jobs pay extremely well.” 35% projected growth. Median annual salary: $66,664

4. Medical equipment repair — As medical equipment uses more complex technology, there are more parts that can malfunction — and more need for repair technicians. You may need a two-year degree, but the BLS reports most training is on the job. 9.4% projected growth. Median annual salary: $62,115

5. Media planner/buyer — Though the official BLS data doesn’t show explosive growth here, the Internet is causing rapid change in this industry that probably isn’t figured into federal forecasts yet, says job-trends expert Debra Yergen, author of “Creating Job Security: The 2009 All-In-One Workbook.” While the traditional advertising industry may be shrinking right now, online skills are in demand, she says. Many online-media pros are learning on the job.

“This is an emerging area where talent is going to be rewarded,” Yergen says. 11.7% projected growth. Median annual salary: $47,149

6. X-ray/Imaging technician — The medical field is increasingly relying on X-rays, MRIs and other imaging technology to diagnose and treat patients, notes Yergen. As new types of scans are invented, and become covered by insurance, the demand for trained imaging technicians will continue to grow. The BLS says technicians can get started with a one-year certificate or two-year associate degree. 15% projected growth. Median annual salary: $42,749

7. Plumber — Robin Ryan calls plumbing “a classic job most people don’t want to do.” Which is why it pays well. And bad economy or good, pipes burst and need replacing. If you enjoy working with your hands, look for an apprenticeship program where you can get paid while you learn on the job. 10.6% projected growth. Median annual salary: $42,001

8. Graphic/Web designer — Like Internet advertising, anyone who can make companies’ Web sites look better will be in demand, Yergen says. “This field will blossom as people find creative ways to help clients.” About one-quarter of graphic designers are self-employed, the BLS reports, and may get started with a two-year degree or be self-taught. 44.6% projected growth. Median annual salary: $41,215

Source: All salary data is from PayScale.com. The salaries listed are median, annual salaries for full-time workers with 5-8 years of experience and include any bonuses, commissions or profit sharing.