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374. https://www.lewrockwell.com/2018/11/charles-hugh-smith/the-political-rebellion-gathers-momentum/
375. For my 77 days, my writing goal is ambitious. 3,000+ words a day. I have the time, but do I have the discipline. On good days, this could take 3 hours. On bad days, it could take 6 or more.
376. In my case, 77 days is enough to control my diet and reverse diabetes, set up the online business to support my travels anywhere in the world, and to be free of my current spouse and set free to chase potential mail order brides from Southeast Asia to Eastern Europe.
377. Rituals can help reprogram your mind by taking thought and negative self-doubt out of the picture. You just do. Not think. The key is repetition. Some people believe in affirmations. I think they’re bullshit. People write out and repeat phrases like “I’m a millionaire” or “I’m wealthy”. Fake it until you make it. Do you think you can trick your mind into believing this bullshit? Do you want to spend your valuable time lying to yourself? I have seen one book on afformations. Noah St. John. Afformations are affirmations turned on their head by asking questions. Instead of saying “I am healthy”, you ask yourself “Why am I so healthy?” Then your brain goes to work coming up with the answers. You can see for yourself here by checking out the Afformations Solution.
378. I personally like Ho’oponopono. I ran into it in some touchy-feely weekend retreat with my soon to be ex-wife. I like saying the cleansing mantras while I go for a walk. Combined with deep breathing, walks are now intense.
379. I lived in Asia for over 10 years as a young man. I wanted to go there ever since I saw Nancy Kwan star in the movie “The World of Suzie Wong”. Spent 10 years there.
380. The World of Suzie Wong is a bullshit fantasy, but so what? It got me to Asia. In the old days, Wan Chai was still called the Suzie Wong District, but I think it has since been gentrified. From what I can tell, land prices in Hong Kong have remade the old red light district. It was a blast in the 70s and 80s.
381. Most Eastern philosophies like Buddhism help individuals become aware. For the golden few, you may obtain enlightenment. We want to be led by our prime inner purpose.
382. Perfect video for setting up skype on your chromebook. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vsJaTXYuio
383. I started going through the videos for Destroy Diabetes. In one of them, the guy talks about carbohydrate superfoods that are okay to include. To my pleasant surprise, watermelon is included. The program uses more real food that I would normally eat. If it works as expected, this is lifetime eating.
384. Impatience is the biggest obstacle when starting a new plan. I have read through this one twice and it’s completely doable, not like those vegan alkaline fantasies that have insufficient nutrients and could only be good for a temporary fix.
385. I have switched back to black coffee. I’m going to miss Bailey’s creamers. Also, when you give up the creamers, you have to start buying better coffee. Without the flavor masking, the real taste of the coffee comes out.
386. I debate setting up harsh rituals or just going with the flow. As long as the rituals are seen as works in progress at the beginning, and are developed into a life altering system of stoic proportions, I can go with it. Also, I can’t achieve my health, wealth, and relationship goals without some self-imposed structure. If I can wake up at 3:33, work for 4 hours with standing and traction, and eat healthy, I have a good day under my belt before most people arrive at work.
Passivly
- Passion Into Profits
- Find out things that you are PASSIONATE about, EXPERT at, and if there's a DEMAND for this online.
- Make a list, and pick 3-4 things that fit the criteria.
- Passion + Expertise + Demand = Profits
- Passions:
- International Marriage
- Perpetual Travel
- Cheap Living
- Freebies
- Elder Fitness
- Reversing Diabetes
- Eastern Philosophy
- Stoicism
- LinkedIn Profile Fix
Know Your Competition - Blue Ocean V/S Red Ocean
- Is there already a market for this Niche out there?
- You need to know your competition, if only to understand who else is delivering products or services in this market.
- The Red and Blue Ocean strategy, has been explained many times by various authors in past. What it means, simply, is that when you are starting out you don't want to be in the red ocean.
- In the red ocean, everyone has already been working for a while, and already made a name for themselves, it is very crowded.
- It’s tough to carve a BIG space for yourself in this market.
- Whatever the truth is, if you just starting out, the red ocean might just be the place to get your feet wet because you already know that there is a lot of demand for what you are trying to do.
- Blue Ocean is where you want to be.
- It's not crowded yet, you can go in, and you can create a product or service and establish yourself as the expert.
- Of course it will take time and lots of planning, but it’s easier to scale up in this kind of “empty” market.
- You can also find a way to establish yourself in the blue ocean while taking some elements from the right ocean.
- Focus V/S Broad - Whats The Best Option?
- Focus versus broad is something you need to be aware of when you are making a decision to go into a particular niche. It does not mean that either of them is better, but which would be better suited to you under certain circumstances.
- At this stage, you should be looking at the niche that you're choosing and trying to figure out whether or not that's the right niche for you based on the kind of audience that you can attract right now and based on your experience.
- When you find the right niche, when you find the right market, you feel very confident about moving on to the next day.
- What's The Best Product To Sell?
- for recurring income, it’s not about underselling your competition
- Scalability and Saturation
- Carve out a niche for yourself.
- IBMs
- create a paid MS site
- each day, give 3 tips, 1 each for HWR
- bonus broadcast emails
- Creating Your First Product
- Systemization (great for scalability)
- Make sure your product/service checks ALL 3 of these boxes:
- Simple
- Valuable
- Based on needs
- Needs based products outperform wants based for recurring income.
- Creating Your Lead Magnet in 5 Minutes
- Takeaway - take one part of your product or service you are selling, and convert that into a lead-magnet.
- Look at sales pages and record your own video.
- Write a post in my own voice and create a animation video for use on Web 2.0 sites and on the squeeze page.
- The FB Traffic Method That Everyone Is doing
- Making Deals Of Group Owner
- Buying Fanpage Posts
- Why monthly beats one-time
ChkLines - Public Domain eBooks
Public domain and free ebooks. Be sure to check the rights before republishing.
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- Bartleby
- We are the preeminent internet publisher of literature, reference and verse providing students, researchers and the intellectually curious with unlimited access to books and information on the web, free of charge.
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- Books are presented in chapter format.
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- The mission of the Christian Classics Ethereal Library (CCEL) is to build up the church by making classic Christian literature widely available and promoting its use for edification and study by interested Christians, seekers and scholars.
- The CCEL accomplishes this by selecting, collecting, distributing, and promoting valuable literature through the World Wide Web and other media.
- Read classic Christian writings from hundreds of years of church history.
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- This site contains Chinese classics with each character hyperlinked to its definition and etymology.
- No Chinese software is necessary - characters are displayed as images.
- Links to English translations are included for most works.
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- Public domain books organized into collections.
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- Search our online library of thousands of free books by authors such as Dickens, Austen, Shakespeare and many others.
- All in the public domain.
- Collection of Classical Thinkers
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- It contains over 5,400 titles, featuring content from Bloomsbury’s latest research publications as well as a 100+ year legacy including Continuum, T&T Clark, Bristol Classical Press, Berg, The Arden Shakespeare and Hart Publishing.
- DailyLit
- Read an ebook in daily installments, delivered by mail or RSS feed.
- The site lists books in 14 categories, including short stories, horror, and coming of age.
- Digital Public Library of America
- The DPLA is a platform.
- Developers make apps that use the library’s data in many different ways.
- eBooks and Text Archives
- From the Internet Archive; a library of fiction, popular books, children's books, historical texts and academic books.
- The Internet Archive offers over 12,000,000 freely downloadable books and texts.
- Collection of 550,000 modern eBooks that may be borrowed by anyone with a free archive.org account.
- Europeana
- Explore 53,183,913 artworks, artefacts, books, videos and sounds from across Europe.
- Be sure to use only the items with “Public Domain Marked”.
- Feedbooks
- Feedbooks offers free public domain books, as well as original works from authors uploading their books to the site.
- Great way to discover new reading from authors who aren't necessarily in the spotlight as of yet.
- Feedbooks offers thousands of public domain ebooks in five languages.
- Tailored for mobile browsers, so you can download free ebooks directly to your tablet or smartphone.
- Free Computer Books
- Everything on this website is 100% Free. This includes, but is not limited to, books, lecture notes, magazines, white papers, and tutorials.
- Every computer subject and programming language you can think of is represented here.
- Free books and textbooks, as well as extensive lecture notes, are available.
- Free eBooks
- Free eBooks offers a diverse variety of books, ranging from Advertising to Health to Web Design.
- Standard memberships (yes, you do have to register in order to download anything but it only takes a minute) are free and allow members to access unlimited eBooks in HTML, but only five books every month in the PDF and TXT formats.
- A VIP membership here gives you unlimited access to any book you want, in any format.
- FreeTechBooks
- Database of Free / Open Access Online Computer Science Books, Textbooks, and Lecture Notes (1207 books and growing).
- Free online computer science, engineering and programming books, textbooks and lecture notes, all of which are legally and freely available over the Internet.
- We don’t host the books. We simply provide links to the books in PDF or HTML format available at the authors or the publishers websites.
- Google Book Search
- Search the world's most comprehensive index of full-text books.
- Perform any search and you’ll see a list of results. If you see Preview or Full View link under the book’s title, it means you can read its scan in your browser.
- Great Books and Classics
- A repository of works of classic writers and philosophers, from Sophocles to Epicurus, to Sun-Tzu.
- The books in digital format can be read here online as html files.
- International Children’s Digital Library
- The ICDL Foundation's goal is to build a collection of books that represents outstanding historical and contemporary books from throughout the world.
- The Foundation aspires to have every culture and language represented so that every child can know and appreciate the riches of children's literature from the world community.
- Internet Archive
- The Internet Archive is an amazing resource for public domain books, with sub-collections such as American Libraries, Children's Library, and the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
- Internet Archive is a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more.
- Over 5,000,000 books in over 180 languages.
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- Sacred Texts contains the Web’s largest collection of free books about religion, mythology, folklore and the esoteric in general.
- This site strives to produce the best possible transcriptions of public domain texts on the subject of religion, mythology, folklore and the esoteric.
- The texts are posted for free access on the Internet.
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- Legamus! (Latin: let’s read together!) makes free audio books from texts that are in the Public Domain in Europe.
- All LibriVox recordings are in the Public Domain in the USA, but may still be protected by copyright in other countries.
- LibriVox
- Hundreds of freely available audio books
- LibriVox audiobooks are free for anyone to listen to, on their computers.
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- More than 7,000 audiobooks and ebooks from the public domain.
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- ManyBooks is one of the best resources for free books in a variety of download formats that you can possibly find on the Web. There are hundreds of books available, all of them are completely free.
- Popular catalog of public domain ebooks, sourced from Project Gutenberg and Internet Archive.
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- All in the public domain and free for download.
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- Open Culture is a popular blog that curates access to educational and cultural media.
- Directory of over 500 free ebooks. Most of them are in public domain.
- Open Library
- Over one million books here, all free, all available in PDF, ePub, Daisy, DjVu and ASCII text.
- Most of the titles are in the public domain.
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- A number of technical books are available from the O'Reilly Open Books Project, mostly focusing on programming languages and computer operating systems.
- O'Reilly has published a number of Open Books--books with various forms of "open" copyright--over the years.
- The reasons for "opening" copyright, as well as the specific license agreements under which they are opened, are as varied as our authors.
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- A decent collection of popular works of classic literature, in pdf format.
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- Over 54,000 free eBooks.
- Choose among free epub books, free kindle books, download them or read them online.
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- The manufacture of electronic books takes place voluntarily, primarily for offline and not just offline time-consuming online activity www.pgdp.net.
- Public domain books in Finnish and Swedish.
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- Questia's library has over 5,000 public domain, classic and rare books that you can read online absolutely free.
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- Scribd is one of the web’s largest sources of published content, with literally millions of documents published every month.
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- We offer searchable online literature for the student, educator, or enthusiast.
- Site is organized alphabetically by author.
- Currently there are over 3,600 full books and over 4,400 short stories & poems from over 250 authors.
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- The Online Books Page
- Maintained by the University of Pennsylvania, this page lists over two million free books free available for download in dozens of different formats.
- Listing over 2 million free books on the Web.
- Wikibooks
- Open-content textbooks collection that anyone can edit.
- Check out the Featured Books section, which highlights books that the Wikibooks community at large believes to be “the best of what Wikibooks has to offer, and should inspire people to improve the quality of other books.”
- Wikipedia Public Domain Resources
- Total list of all the public domain resources listed on Wikipedia.
- Intended as a helpful guide to public-domain resources.
- Wikisource
- Wikisource is a Free Library of source texts which are in the public domain or legally available for free redistribution.
- Online library of user-submitted and maintained content. Over 200,000 pieces of content are available to read.
- Wikisource is an official project of the Wikimedia Foundation and a sister project of Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.
- Wolne Lekury
- Wolne Lektury is a free online library open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- It archives books, including set readings recommended by the Ministry of National Education which have already fallen in the public domain.
- All the texts are adequately edited - annotated with footnotes and motifs - and are available in several formats - HTML , TXT , PDF, EPUB, MOBI.
Chaz Lamm
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