Monthly Archive: December 2007

Dec 30

Upcoming TurnKey Publishing Series – Concept Titles and Cover Art Teasers

TurnKey Publishing Book Cover Concept

This is mostly a teaser post for the folks who are curious as to what is happening “behind the scenes”. I am currently laying the groundwork for my next major publishing series, “The TurnKey Publishing” Book & Audio Series. It is modeled similarly to “The TurnKey Investor“Series. The TurnKey Publishing titles are slated to start …

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Dec 26

Pondering the 2008 Presidential Candidates – Democrats

Continuing my previous post on “Pondering the 2008 Presidential Candidates – Republicans”, I now focus on my take on the Democratic candidates. As I said in the last post, my inclination towards Republican views are a bit on shaky grounds based on my growing social and environmental concerns. In many ways, I wish there is …

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Dec 26

Turning Over the Year in Colorado Springs

I was crazy enough to travel on Christmas Day back to Colorado Springs so that I can end 2007 with some peace and reflection but also bring in with clarity and focus the new and exciting year of 2008. I have rarely been away from home during the turn of a New Year so I …

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Dec 20

Pondering the 2008 Presidential Candidates – The Republicans

Because I have traditionally leaned Republican, I will start off by making a few comments about the Republican side of the 2008 Presidential candidates. I want to make it clear that I am a pragmatic guy. I think idealism is great to strive for but it takes time to make it happen. I also believe …

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Dec 20

Revealing My Political Views

I have resisted making public comments about my political views and opinions because I am not one that likes to “mix it up” with endless debates with people who are fundamentally opposed to what I believe. Everyone has their own sensibilities and I tend to believe if you cannot agree, you have to settle for …

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Dec 20

The Investors Roundtable of Columbus-GA Returns!

Tony Calloway

Following my November announcement that The Investors Roundtable of Columbus, GA would be discontinued, my friend and student Tony Calloway took the initiative to “informally” continue what I had left behind with The Investors Roundtable meetings. Several weeks passed and I have observed from afar how the group has progressed. I am pleased to say …

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Dec 14

ScanCafe: A Photo Collector’s Best Friend

Matthew Chan - 25 yrs old

In the entire history of this blog, I do not think I have been moved to make a stellar recommendation about any vendor I have no personal relationship with. Today, I will be doing exactly that. For years, I have had stacks of 35mm negatives sitting in various envelopes stored in a box in my …

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Dec 11

Those Charming Mac vs. PC Commercials

Mac vs. PC

I am not sure when the commercials took hold in my brain but after nearly 2 years of seeing Apple put on different “Mac vs. PC” commercials, I decided to go to YouTube.com to find more of those “Mac vs. PC” commercials to view. Can you imagine that? I actually went out of my way …

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Dec 10

Like Attracts Like, Unlike Repels Unlike

In my two recent trips in Colorado Springs, I can say it has not been dull. I have come into contact and interacted with a variety of people. Most of the interactions have been by choice, not a requirement. Unlike my interactions in Columbus, GA where I am known within some circles, I start with …

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Dec 09

Giving Edgy, Hard-Hitting, & Unconventional Presentations

This my 1st Insight Article based on my recent Colorado Springs Seminar… It seems the mantra of choice for any presentation I give to a group nowadays is “edgy, hard-hitting, and unconventional”. For me, speaking in front of a group is a delicate balance of showmanship, authenticity, truth, and impactfulness. Essentially, I believe if I …

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