Archive for November, 2009

Cash Gifitng is Not a Quick Financial Fix

Is cash gifting the answer to your prayers? Will it solve your financial problems and bring with it the lifestyle of your dreams?

That depends.

It can be. But it can also lead to more lack and disappointment in life if you begin the activity with what you need in mind, rather than with what you can give and share in mind.

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Sharing a Cash Gifting System on the Internet – For Newbies

I was in touch with the founder of this cash gifting system today and learned exactly how to share the activity with others using the Internet. It’s the perfect opportunity if you have some money to put into advertising, but not necessarily the know-how to figure it all out yourself. And if you are totally green…

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Cash Gifting Simple – MLM Not So Much

Even though I’m cash gifting exclusively now, I still keep tabs on what’s happening in the MLM industry. I have to admit that I’m not a big fan anymore, but I like to know what’s going on and what people are saying to build their businesses. Especially now with the new FTC regs that don’t allow network marketing companies to use the testimonials of the heavy hitters whose stories are far from the norm.

It kills me to hear what some successful MLMers are saying in videos on their websites. I was visiting the website of one well-know successful MLMer today (I have no desire to bash individuals so I’m keeping this anonymous). In a video on his site he actually said, “I’m looking forward to getting to know you better.” Ha, ha ha! That is really just hysterical.

What he and all other successful network marketers really want to get to know is whether or not you have a network, and if not, how much money you can afford to invest to get your business off the ground. If you don’t believe me try it out for yourself. Talk to any heavy hitter and tell them you’re new and don’t have much money to get started. Tell them you’ve worn our your warm market but you’re excited and want to work with them!

Then post a reply here about how they blew you off, or blew smoke up your shirt telling you to get with your sponsor, or get on the next training call. They in no way want to work with you personally, and the truth is they can’t. They are but one person with hundreds or thousands in their downline.

I’m not saying they don’t want you to succeed because of course they do. They just can’t possibly work one-on-one with everyone they attract, but they still make it sound like that is their intention by saying they are looking forward to getting to know you….Ironically, network marketing is the most impersonal business you can build on the Internet. There is nothing lonelier than getting signed up with a new home business opportunity, then realizing that you are indeed going it alone, no matter how warm and fuzzy your sponsor is.

This is just one of the reasons I prefer cash gifting, especially this new system I’ve found. Because you don’t need a downline, so you don’t have to pretend you are the expert (fake it till you make it) to get started, and you never feel alone. You just get started by plugging into the existing system, that is run by experts who are there to support you and everyone you invite. Simple.

Warmest,
Tracy

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Weekends Free Thanks to Cash Gifting

We just got back from a trip to Vermont to visit family. Just found this quote that sums up why we go there quite nicely:

“The family – that dear octopus from whose tentacles we never quite escape,
nor, in our inmost hearts, ever quite wish to. “   ~ Dodie Smith

I spent the weekend without Internet access which, when I was a network marketer used to drive me nuts, but now I love it. Cash gifting makes the difference.

Because I no longer have to be constantly checking for email from MLM prospects and I no longer have to spend my weekends on the phone. I really dislike that aspect of network marketing. They frame it as a means to time freedom, but in truth you become a slave to the telephone and these days, email.

With this gifting program, people who are interested do sometimes contact me directly which is fine. But a beautiful aspect of it is that they can also email or call directly into the offices of the founder and get all of their questions answered that way. So you are never left waiting and wondering. It’s a service that’s unique to this program as far as I’ve found and free for all.

I logged a lot of reading time over the weekend and am currently on Chapter 17 of “Dragonfly in Amber” the second book in the “Outlander” series by Diana Gabaldon. I posted about why I’m reading it now and not in 1991 when it was originally published, here. Now that I’ve seen the original cover art, I know why I would have walked right past this book with nary a second glance. It is marketed like a romance novel and I was never one to read those. Yes, I just admitted I judge books by their covers, lol! I think lots of people do, or they wouldn’t matter, yes? Anyway, this author didn’t need me as a reader back then to become bestselling.

Along with my book addiction (see post I linked to above if this is news to you) I have another weakness and that is for first editions of the books I really love. I can’t bring myself to spend $49 plus for this one though because of the darn cover art…pathetic I know but what can I say? Maybe I’ll get over it eventually.

I also snagged a terrific salad dressing recipe over the weekend. It’s a maple balsamic and it’s super simple. I’m using the recipe card as a bookmark right now, so hang on a sec…OK, here we go…it’s 1/4 cup (real!) maple syrup, 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar, 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard, 1 tablespoon oil and salt + pepper to taste. Most awesome. You might want to double it.

Anyway, that’s what I’ve been up to. Hope you had a great weekend and if you’re ready to start with this no-fee cash gifting you can do so at my other website here, anytime: New link soon.

Warmest,
Tracy

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This Cash Gifters’ Addiction

I love cash gifting, but I also love books! I have more than I can count and am constantly borrowing from our library via their inter-library loan system.

Last week I found a website called Swap Tree and was super excited so I tweeted about it, and was planning to list a bunch of books there to trade. Well, today I logged on, only to find that I can’t bear to part with any of my books! Each one I picked up I thought to myself, “I might need this one someday” “I might want to read this again” “Oh, I can’t possibly swap this one!” and on, and on…

I guess I’ll have to go up to the attic and look at what I have up there. I must have some books somewhere that I am willing to let go. Heaven knows my husband would be thrilled. Mostly if we ever move again because, as you know, books are heavy….

I mostly read non-fiction but last month learned about the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon. Before that I had just bought “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown which I thought I would jump right into when I got it, but then I started  “Outlander” and found that couldn’t put it down! I bought the second one in the series, “Dragonfly in Amber,” along with the next two, from Alibris.  They are still in transit, so I’m also borrowing it from our library so I can have it for this weekend. Any Gabaldon fans out there?

Meanwhile, my update on my cash gifting is that I have my domain name, and I have been assured that my site is in the co-op marketing rotation. By next week the tracking will be in place so I can see how many leads I’m getting and from where.

Warmest,
Tracy

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