Not Quite A Message in a Bottle

Your Free Boarding Pass to the Rat Race Exit program

So if you've had enough of being a wage slave, or simply want to earn a second income, and are interested in joining our profitable "Rat Race Exit Program'?" Then I invite you to join me and my colleagues.

If you decide to become a Member, you'll get help by email from me and my Associates. Details of my new Membership Program are coming soon: sign up if you want to be kept informed.

Please explore InternetTIPS.com - plus any other sites listed in our web ring — each satellite site focuses in specific aspects of running a profitable info-web business.

Most importantly, do consider signing up to my free, "InternetTIPS.com Tip of the Week" email newsletter (there's a Sign-up box on almost every page). Why? If you've read this far, my guess is you're serious about making a success of your own e-products, yet I or my Associates can't help if we don’t have your permission to contact you from time to time.

I'm not going tell you, "InternetTIPS.com Tip of the Week", has a $197 value — don’t you just love that one? Instead, I simply invite you to judge for yourself (If you like it, please tell your friends – and a big THANK YOU). What I will say though, is that right now, it's FREE, and week by week I'm going to freely share with subscribers what I've learned about:

• The business of writing and communication on and off the web.
• Doing business on the Internet for small businesses.
• How to reclaim your day with lots of time-saving tips on using PCs ...

... all wrapped up in my preferred plain-English style. So if you don't like computer jargon, you'll be in good company :-)

What's more, "InternetTIPS.com Tip of the Week" is an unusual newsletter in that it sucks unique information, opinions, insights, techniques and know-how straight out of my brain, direct to yours: we'll be one-on-one - and you'll find a lot of information you won't see anywhere else — some of what you'll read though will probably be somewhat controversial at times.

Why?

Well, I could say, that if I discover something worth saying, I can’t keep my mouth shut (my lawyer hates that one). Or, people have a right to know; or … many other reasons.

Let’s just say that Mel Brooks sums this viewpoint up nicely:

Look, I really don't want to wax philosophic, but I will say that if you're alive, you got to flap your arms and legs, you got to jump around a lot, you got to make a lot of noise, because life is the very opposite of death. And therefore, as I see it, if you're quiet, you're not living. You've got to be noisy, or at least your thoughts should be noisy and colorful and lively.

So I'm giving myself permission to share what I've learned — and continue to learn — and so pass on to some other folks who might perhaps be where I was some years ago.

Edmund O'Neill has a nice spin on words here:

If people offer their help or wisdom as you go through life, accept it gratefully. You can learn much from those who have gone before you. But never be afraid or hesitant to step off the accepted path and head off in your own direction, if your heart tells you that it's the right way for you. Always believe that you will ultimately succeed at whatever you do, and never forget the value of persistence, discipline, and determination. You are meant to be whatever you dream of becoming.

If you would like to invite me into your email box, I'm happy to share what I'm convinced is the absolutely best way to 'live the dream', in "InternetTIPS.com Tip of the Week".

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And of course, you can easily unsubscribe at any time and if you do, I promise I won't be offended :-)

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