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Home Page Pays: the next Facebook?

Some of you have really captured the vision of where Smart Media is headed, while others have absolutely no idea what is going on, which is such a shame for those people.  My very strong advice to you all is to get yourself right up to date with what is happening because it is mind-blowing stuff and if you take action,

Smart Media is the vehicle that can set you up for life and people are going to be so very grateful that you shared it with them in the very early days.

You have just seen what has happened with Facebook. How would you like a slice of something with the potential to be even bigger than Facebook?

Think I am kidding? Definitely not.

 

Some of you may remember the article below. Those of us who really understand what is happening with Smart Media believe this will be us… and WE are the lucky ones to know about it and benefit hugely from that knowledge.

 

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Great Businesses Don’t Start With a Plan – Anthony Tjan – Harvard Business Review

You want to start a business. So you need a plan, right? No. Not really.

As part of the research for a book I’m co-authoring — Heart, Smarts, Guts, and Luck, due out in August from HBR Press — my colleagues and I interviewed and surveyed hundreds of successful entrepreneurs around the globe to better understand what it takes to be an entrepreneur and build a really great business. One of our most striking findings was that of the entrepreneurs we surveyed who had a successful exit (that is, an IPO or sale to another firm), about 70% did NOT start with a business plan.

via Great Businesses Don’t Start With a Plan – Anthony Tjan – Harvard Business Review.

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The politics of projection: there’s a reason we can’t all just get along | Institute of Public Affairs Australia

Politics is almost entirely in the eye of the beholder. Obviously conservatives, libertarians, progressives and environmentalists have different ideas about government. But their clash goes much deeper. Political disagreement isn’t really about politics. It is about competing worldviews; different conceptions of ethics, morality, relationships and communities.

With that in mind: how polarised do you think Australian politics has become? Have Australians really bunkered down into bitter, warring camps on issues such as climate change and refugees?

How you answer says a lot more about you than anything else. According to a fascinating paper just published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, the more radical your politics are, the more radical you imagine everybody else’s politics to be. As the authors find, ”people project their own polarisation onto others”.

Projection is a basic human trait. We believe others share more of our attitudes than they do. If we like dark chocolate, we assume others like dark chocolate. If we like walks in the park, we assume others like walks in the park. Humans are social animals: it’s important that others validate our preferences.

via The politics of projection: there’s a reason we can’t all just get along | Institute of Public Affairs Australia.

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The Fastest-Dying Jobs of This Generation and What Replaced Them – Jordan Weissmann – Business – The Atlantic

In the late twentieth century, America underwent its big switch — the transformation from a broadly middle class, manufacturing-based economy, to a financially polarized, services-based economy. Union rolls plummeted as Wall Streets profits surged, and the demand for factory workers were supplanted by the need for healthcare professionals, teachers, and computer engineers.

via The Fastest-Dying Jobs of This Generation and What Replaced Them – Jordan Weissmann – Business – The Atlantic.

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“Rich Dad” Robert Kiyosaki on Gold, Silver and his Apartment Complexes

“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki joins host Jay Carter this week on the Financial Survival Podcast. His newest book that was released recently is Unfair Advantage: The Power of Financial Education. Robert Kiyosaki discusses the real “Rich Dad’s Conspiracy of the Rich: The 8 New Rules of Money” that is continuing to impoverish [...]
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Robert Kiyosaki interview about Midas Touch, Rich Dad Poor Dad

Robert Kiyosaki talks about his new book which is co-authored by Donald Trump. They are both extremely concerned with the level of poverty in the USA and have come up with some suggestions to help the country out.
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Silver & Gold – When Do I Buy & Sell? Insiders Report by Mike Maloney

Why gold and silver? In today’s video clip, Christopher Greene explains why the dollar collapse will bring hyperinflation and ultimately the birth of a new underground economy. SEARCH ENGINE KEYWORD RESULTS :gold buy or sellupdate on gold and silver - by mike maloney - may 13 2012
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Inner Views: Keith Cunningham “Rich Dad” from Rich Dad Poor Dad

Most of us are familiar with the bestselling book by Robert Kiyosaki, “Rich Dad Poor Dad.” But most of us don’t know that Keith Cunningham is Rich Dad. Keith’s own riches to rags to riches story is incredible He had amassed 0 million in real estate, only to lose all of it (ALL of it) [...]
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Ron Paul: Legalize and Untax Gold and Silver!

Ron Paul is America’s leading voice for limited, constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, sound money, and a pro-America foreign policy.   SEARCH ENGINE KEYWORD RESULTS :robert kiyosaki the patriot
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Mike Maloney breaks down Price Manipulation in the Gold and Silver Market

Welcome to Capital Account. Hedge funds and investors have reportedly been puzzled by weird movements in credit markets. According to the Wall Street Journal, markets have been rattled by one trader with deep pockets being called the “London Whale” who it’s believed works for JP Morgan. It just goes to show how individuals and firms [...]
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