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Spiritual Foundations

God wants us blessed in order that we might be able to be a blessing.

“I will make you a great nation; I will bless you and make your name great; and you shall be a blessing.”

Genesis 12:2

Some basic foundations of self improvement and a couple of self improvement book recommendations.

1. Write your own eulogy.
2. Write down your goals (short, mid, and long-term).
3. Do what you say you'll do
4. Drink a gallon of water every day
5. Exercise every day
6. Eat only clean food
7. Feed your mind
8. Feed your spirit
9. Guard your heart
10. Live on testimony

I answered questions from these listeners:

•Robert Plank – asked about making “scary topics” (such as selling via Webinars) appealing to regular folks.
•Marie McMichael – asked about legal disclaimers for your websites.
•Dana Beasley – had a comment to offer.
•Connie Ragen Green – asked about whether we still recommend using bullet points in sales copy.
•John Klein – wants to know how to track the source of links and leads from various sources for his music success workshop site.
•Christy Sales – slipped in a plug for her site.

Links to resources I mentioned in the show:

•Michael Hyatt's free life-planning ebook
•Joseph Prince's books Unmerited Favor and Destined to Reign
•Stephen R. Covey's book 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
•Pre-written legal disclaimers from AutoWeblaw
•Eugene Schwarz's Breakthrough Advertising at Amazon, or from Agora Publishing.
•Link tracking via Google's free services, or from Linktrackr.

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Question for you: Have you ever made a big life-change? What worked for you? Comment below, or call in at (509) 713-2679