July 30, 2010

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The Open Championship And Reishi Coffee

Golf and coffee. Anyone that knows me, knows I love those two things. And cigars I might I add. Sunday July 18th, 2010 had the makings for an incredible Sunday, and I was going to do my best to make it so! First of all, from across the pond was the 150th Open Golf Championship. Years ago some folks used to refer to it as "The British Open." So my game plan for this Sunday morning was a very simple plan of attack. TV dialed into the Open Championship, my favorite recliner and coffee. So … [Read More...]

Fourth Of July Afterthoughts

As we cruise into the rest of this work week following one of the biggest holiday's in the United States of America, I want to share a few feelings brought up over the weekend. First and foremost, I want to thank the members of our Armed Services; past and present for keeping a watchful eye over our country and keeping us FREE. I know sometimes it can be a very thankless job, but trust me, so many Americans are very thankful. Even the ones that want to bitch, moan & groan, you know deep down … [Read More...]

City Slumber A Sleep Video

I am proud to combine the poetry of Mary McManus of http://newworldgreetings.com and my voice in City Slumber, a poem about sleep. Enjoy. Thomas "Trapper" Sherwood; CMH Certified Master Hypnotist … [Read More...]

Marlon Sanders Reveals The 7 New Rules of Selling In 2010

Hi, Marlon Sanders just released a brand new video. It really opened my eyes. It is called "the 7 New Rules of Selling In 2010" URL: http://www.getyourprofits.com/z/2385/CD6670 On this video he covers these 7 new rules of marketing in 2010. Rule Number One: The foundation of ALL marketing and selling in 2010 is the “Value Proposition” Rule Number Two: There’s a proliferation of new products and services at hyperspeed Rule Number Three: You don’t sell in a vacuum … [Read More...]

Ever Noticed This About Marketing Guru’s?

Have you ever noticed how the marketing guru's always seem to mention one niche in particular in their trainings. And that niche is.... *GOLF* Why do they do that? It's because golfers are high income earners and very passionate about their hobby. Golfers are hyper-responsive customers because they buy golf products over and … [Read More...]