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From The Desk of Laura Rodini	Volume 1  |  Issue 34   |  October 8, 2010
Dear ETR Insider, The weather in South Florida has finally changed! Gone are the days of scorching heat (and humidity). Now we're welcoming autumn, with a tropical twist - which means gorgeous mornings, cool evenings, and lovely ocean breezes. That's why we choose to hold our Info-Marketing Bootcamp in November, after the weather cools and right before the snowbirds cram onto our sunny beaches. But folks don't come to Bootcamp just to enjoy the weather. They come because they want to run their own info-marketing businesses. You see, there are many, many entrepreneurs out there making an absolute killing in this business - while being in complete control of their financial destinies. People just like you. So if you want to make an extra few hundred dollars a month while keeping your full-time job… You can do that. And if you want to become a multimillionaire info-marketing superstar... like many of the speakers who'll be presenting at Bootcamp this year… You can do that, too. All you need to know is: How to get started... What steps you need to take... What you need to do at each step... What resources you need... Who you need to know... But don't take my word for it! Here's Sarah in front of the pool at the beautiful Delray Beach Marriott: As the event gets closer, the price of registration has been creeping up - so don't delay! Our $1,697 offer won't last long. Click here for all of the information. | A Special Bonus | I've heard from many of you who, due to health reasons, family obligations, or your work schedule, simply can't take a few days off to come to Bootcamp. But you'd still really like to attend. Well, I have good news for you... For the first time ever, I'm proud to offer Bootcamp live and online! We've arranged to have a professional videographer stream the event to you via a special website. That means you can watch every presentation, as it happens, from the comfort of your living room. Every word from our master marketers and business-building experts. You'll hear about what's making money today in the world of information marketing. You'll get everything you need to build and run a successful info-marketing business in today's economy. And you'll get it ALL without ever leaving your favorite easy chair! You'll also be entitled to a wide assortment of privileges: Password-Protected Access to Every Bootcamp Presentation. Want to watch a session again? We'll give you a password and a link to a website where you can watch all the sessions as often as you like for a full month after Bootcamp ends. Access to a Members-Only Bootcamp Website where you can get copies of every single PowerPoint presentation from the conference, as well as all the other materials our experts offer during their sessions. All the Standard Conference Materials, Available to You via a Handy Website, making it easy for you to take notes on what you hear and then refer back to the presentations themselves. Our speakers are also including special bonus materials and activity assignments - to get you to the "head of the class" in Internet Marketing! Even if (like me) you don't consider yourself "tech savvy," that's not a problem. I made sure of it! Our customer service team will be available every minute of the conference to answer your questions and resolve any technical difficulties you may have. But this unique opportunity ends soon. November 1, 2010 is your last - hands-down last - chance to sign up. Click here for all the details. | They're Promos - and They Talk! | Have you seen it yet? It's taken our parent company, Agora Inc., by storm. It's selling like hotcakes - and it's one of the biggest innovations the info-marketing industry has seen this decade. So what's it all about? You click on this link, turn up your speakers, and listen. Our gurus will tell you a story about the latest financial discovery they've made or the newest natural health breakthrough they're on to. In fact, the Liberty Street League's contributing editor, Christian Hill, just recorded one. And I'm not surprised. I like to refer to him as our "whiz kid." Christian's the youngest member of a group of investors who have said "to hell with Wall Street"... and opted, instead, to seek out new methods of growing wealth that the mainstream media has overlooked. Right now, Christian's got his eye on a company headquartered in Chaska, Minnesota. It's sitting on a goldmine in the world of microelectronics. He's predicting potential gains of 85% to 230% - and you can get in for under $3 a share right now. Learn more about Christian and watch his video presentation by clicking here. | Happy Birthday, Michael Masterson! | Michael hit the big 6-0 this past week (but he doesn't look a day over 40). So we had a little party in ETR's garden to celebrate. We even ordered a delicious cake shaped like his favorite Padron cigar, lol! It was big enough to feed 30 people, and not a crumb was left over. Here's to the next 60, Michael! Until next week, Sincerely, Laura Rodini COO, Early to Rise We want your feedback! Let us know your thoughts on today's issue. Email us at: AskETR@ETRFeedback.com
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Dear Early to Riser, When we hear about new Internet marketing strategies here at Early to Rise... we don’t make a move until we get Rich Schefren's opinion. That's why we feature him regularly in Early to Rise and invite him to speak at our Info-Marketing Bootcamp every year. His expertise and ability to teach is unmatched. And now Rich is offering Early to Rise readers free access to an online wealth building course in which he'll share proven methods for boosting sales and profits. You can get all the details here. Jason Holland Managing Editor Early to Rise   You are receiving this e-mail as a part of your subscription to Early to Rise. Nothing in this e-mail should be considered personalized financial advice. Although our employees may answer your general customer service questions, they are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular investment situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed as personalized financial advice. We expressly forbid our writers from having a financial interest in any security recommended to our readers. All of our employees and agents must wait 24 hours after on-line publication or 72 hours after the mailing of printed-only publication prior to following an initial recommendation. Any investments recommended in this letter should be made only after consulting with your investment advisor and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company. _____ To unsubscribe from Early to Rise and any associated external offers, Click here To cancel or for any other subscription issues, write us at: Order Processing Center Attn: Customer Service PO Box 7835 Delray Beach, Florida 33482

ETR: Synergy

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Thursday October 7, 2010

"Our success has really been based on partnerships from the very beginning." Bill Gates Synergy By Rich Schefren Lots of people ask me what the secret to my success is. And there's really no "one thing" that made it all happen. It's more of a combination of things. But there is one strategy that's played a MAJOR part in my success... one that's consistently put millions of dollars in my pocket with very little effort. I'm talking about the joint venture. But let's back up a little so I can say a few words about the Internet... Besides providing us with countless sources of entertainment and information (some credible, some less so), the Internet has given entrepreneurs unlimited opportunity. Much of this opportunity is based on the power of the Internet to forge business relationships -- relationships that are highly profitable because of synergy between the partners. What, you ask, is synergy? The word comes from the Greek "sunergia" -- the interaction of two or more cooperative agents or forces in a way that makes their combined effect greater than the sum of their individual effects. A synonym for synergy, at least in the realm of Internet business, could be "joint venture." I work with hundreds of Internet-based entrepreneurs, and they often ask me about the best way to effectively grow their businesses. My response is always the same: Joint ventures (JVs) are simply the best way not only to grow a business but to make lots of money in the process. Have You Ever Heard of This Tiny Chinese Miner? No one is talking about the mining company setting up in China's Shaanxi Province. But our investment experts... Who are tuned into "underground" secrets to making money... Are giddy at the potential profits this stock could turn out. In fact, by our estimates, it could potentially churn out huge gains of two-hundred-forty-six percent to two-thousand-sixty-nine percent in the next three years! You can find out the name of this company... And learn why our experts believe it's such a great opportunity... By watching this presentation now. But hurry – this presentation won't be live for long! Joint ventures also allow you to do more for your prospects and customers, because you are offering them the combined brilliance of the JV partners. This exponentially increases the value of the product purchased... at what often feels like a remarkably low price. But I'm getting ahead of myself. A joint venture is a business relationship -- hopefully, a mutually advantageous one -- between two (or more) parties. It is not a merger, a general partnership, or an ongoing business agreement. It's not you buying someone else's company or them buying yours. It's not an equity sharing or equity position in anybody's company. It's not a private placement. It is a single-purpose, shared business activity that can create massive profits... Without a lot of expenditure on your part Without a lot of tooling up in terms of equipment, staff, or facilities Without taking all the risk/work on your own shoulders Simply put, joint ventures are: the fastest way to make a fortune the easiest way to make a fortun the safest low-risk way to make a fortune the best way to create and leverage business relationships that will make you a fortune A joint venture is, by its very nature, short-term. You can try one out for a trial period of a few weeks or months. A new joint venture can then be refined from this initial effort. Any arrangement you make with your JV partner proceeds only if it works to the advantage of both parties. If it doesn't, you terminate the relationship. Most Internet marketers function through such joint ventures. However, not all of them are as profitable as originally hoped. This is often because sufficient due diligence had not been done by the prospective JV partners, and the "match" was not -- to use an old expression -- made in heaven. Even when the partnership has merit, failure often stems from inefficient, ineffective communication between the parties. To be truly successful, any joint venture you take on should be carefully thought out, and the parameters should be spelled out in a signed contract. The plan of action needs to be monitored, as does the income generated. You usually find suitable JV partners by establishing rapport with other businesspeople you come across while conducting your own business -- even those in different industries. At some point, an opportunity arises to combine forces. Keep in mind that workable deals take time to mature and finalize. So, to give yourself the best chance of arriving at a truly rewarding alliance, it's a good idea to enter into more than one joint venture with more than one partner. Keep in mind, too, that most joint ventures are unique, and the best ones will be the result of applying your own imagination and creativity to form the best win/win situation for you and your partner. As I tell my clients, the success of your joint ventures will be limited by only two things: your own creativity and your own sense of what's possible. Make sure your joint ventures are profitable for all involved, meet legal guidelines, and operate in an ethical manner -- and the sky is the limit! [Ed. Note: Rich Schefren, founder of Strategic Profits, is offering a new course for struggling online entrepreneurs. It outlines the same strategies that his first 25 coaching clients used to bring in a total of $142 million in two years. And Rich used those strategies himself to bring in $7 million in sales at Strategic Profits -- in just 18 months. There are only 100 FREE spots available for this online course, "7 Steps That Quickly Create Online Businesses With Unstoppable Income." So register now.] Will You Be Part of the 1%? There's a website that 99 out of 100 people have never heard of... It is a place where buyers and sellers from more than 240 countries and regions... at any time of day or night... can make deals on every kind of merchandise you can think of... That 1% who are "in the know" are making an absolute killing with it. More than $6 billion in deals go through every year... This site is tailor made for small-scale entrepreneurs looking to buy products from China for pennies on the dollar and sell them at a huge mark-up. And you can do everything -- from contacting suppliers to marketing your business to filling orders -- online. Find out more here. "I sense your authenticity." "Michael, I just want you to know that I appreciate your teaching style and your message. I've been listening to some of your tapes, read your messages, and am genuinely happy that you are out spreading your wisdom. As a person on a longtime personal and professional growth path, I have developed a sense for authenticity (or not). I sense your authenticity and I applaud the contribution you're making. "Keep up the good work. I look forward to more." Daniel Ellenberg, Ph.D. Who Ever Heard of Burning Cancer Out Of Your Body? Can the cure for cancer really be as simple as heat? You'll be amazed by these simple but powerful health solutions: A simple cure for heart disease that could eliminate the need for anyone to ever have bypass surgery again. An amazing breakthrough that can make you look and feel up to 20 years younger A way to eliminate your "emotional" cravings for food. But read on because the craziest part is where our health research team found them... The Language Perfectionist: Give This Proper Usage Some "Respect" By Don Hauptman Consider the following examples, found via online search: "As far as skilled labor is concerned only 9 percent stated that it was easy to find now, while 59 percent said it was difficult. Three years before 1991, the percentages were 8 and 61, respectively...." "The authors are from Harvard University, Harvard University, Harvard University, and University of Chicago respectively." "What proportions of Africa and Australia respectively are desert?" The word respectively is commonly overused and misused. Some writers probably haul it out because it sounds impressive. But it can be confusing and irritating. It forces the reader to backtrack and figure out which reference is which. That's what's likely to happen to readers of the first example above. A simple solution would have been to state that, in the earlier study, 8 percent said it was easy and 61 percent said it was difficult. The repetition in the second example sounds like a joke, though most likely an unintended one. Better: "The first three authors are from Harvard University; the last is from the University of Chicago." Or better still, attach the names. In some instances, the word is superfluous. That's the case in the final example, where respectively serves no purpose and can simply be deleted. [Ed Note: For more than three decades, Don Hauptman was an award-winning independent direct-response copywriter and creative consultant. He is author of The Versatile Freelancer, an e-book that shows writers and other creative professionals how to diversify their careers into speaking, consulting, training, and critiquing.]

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ETR: The Noblest Expression of the Human Spirit

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Wednesday October 6, 2010

"All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them." Galileo Galilei The Noblest Expression of the Human Spirit By Alexander Green Here's a riddle. What is the secret of eloquence, the standard of virtue, the basis of moral authority, the object of philosophy, the most formidable power on earth, the noblest expression of the human spirit, and beauty itself? Thoreau said it was better than money, love, or fame. The New Testament proclaims it the basis of personal freedom (John 8:32). Schopenhauer observed that it is first ridiculed, then violently oppressed, then accepted as self-evident. The answer, of course, is truth. Yet you'll notice that the supply often exceeds demand. The other day, for instance, a friend forwarded me a political e-mail filled with dubious accusations and misstatements of fact. You would think a message that is unsigned, printed in three colors, and written in ALL LARGE CAPS might engender a bit of skepticism. Yet it resonated with him so strongly that he eagerly accepted it. We all want to believe that we are in possession of the truth. Even when we're uncertain, we like to feel that we're evaluating information rationally and will surely recognize the truth when we see it. But as Winston Churchill observed, "Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened." We all walk around with a picture in our heads that we believe reflects the world as it truly is. We depend on this image. It governs our thoughts, feelings, and behavior. But is it accurate? With today's radio, cable TV, and Internet, you can watch, read, or listen to whatever kind of news pleases you, and indulge your political, social, and scientific theories, whether sophisticated or naive, extremist or pedestrian, grounded in reality or so far out you're floating in the asteroid belt. It's called selective exposure. Rather than dealing with the unpleasant sensation of having our beliefs tested, we simply steer clear of information that contradicts what we think we know. We carefully select the messages we consume. As a result, we're not just arguing over what we should be doing. We're arguing over what is happening. We're no longer just holding different opinions. We're holding different facts. Why 99% of Americans Refuse to Acknowledge the Coming Disaster... Pick up any newspaper... Flip on any television channel... Listen to just about any recent statement from the U.S. Government... And you'll get the same message... "Things are getting better!" Most Americans are so shellshocked by the most recent credit crisis that they lap it up. They are so desperate to repair the damage... that they aren't thinking straight. They put too much trust in Wall Street analysts and big name brokerage funds. They expect the government to bail them out should things get too bad. They hang on every word the media says, giving in to the comfort of it. And they end up digging themselves deeper into a pit of debt and uncertainty. But the truth is, things are not getting better. Find out what we're doing about it here. We don't have time to investigate everything ourselves, of course. So we rely on conventional wisdom and the opinions of others. We draw generalities from specific circumstances. We accept things we hear or read if they sound credible -- and especially if they appeal to our personal prejudices. As we grow older, we even forget or misremember our own experiences. We are creatures of culture too, brought up to accept certain narratives about how the world is. Yet these preconceptions harden and make us resistant to opposing points of view. They prevent us from opening our eyes... or our minds. And out of politeness or political correctness, we are reluctant to ask questions or voice dissent. We fall back on what is generally accepted rather than doing the heavy lifting and thinking for ourselves. And that should make us consider from time to time whether our version of reality -- our truth -- is correct. Social scientists observe that what we believe -- what we accept as true -- is highly dependent on our upbringing and the society we live in. We are all caught in a web of cultural context. Postmodernists and deconstructionists have taken this to extremes, claiming that there is no such thing as objective truth, only culturally based worldviews and opinions, none any more valid than another. What a depressing thought, for what are we all pursuing if not objective truth? Yet Oxford biologist Richard Dawkins effectively skewers the postmodern position in River Out of Eden. "Show me a cultural relativist at thirty thousand feet," he says, "and I'll show you a hypocrite. Airplanes built according to scientific principles work.... Airplanes built according to tribal or mythological specifications don't. If you are flying to an international congress of anthropologists, the reason you will probably get there -- the reason you don't plummet into a ploughed field -- is that a lot of Western scientifically trained engineers have got their sums right." It is not possible to thoroughly investigate every claim we accept. But not all modes of knowing are equal. In fact, most of our beliefs are derived in one of three ways. The first is tradition. These are beliefs that are handed down from grandparents to parents to children and so on. The problem here, of course, is that if a particular fact or story or folk remedy was in error to begin with, it's as untrue today as it was originally, no matter how many generations have passed it along. The second source is authority. If a teacher, public official, or expert tells us something is true, we're more inclined to accept it. This can be a valid shortcut. But, regardless of their credentials, experts are often mistaken. Just because information comes from someone important, it doesn't guarantee its reliability. The third source of belief is reason and evidence. Here we are on firmer ground. Historians use documents, letters, and photographs to piece together the past. Judges base their opinions on physical and circumstantial evidence, eyewitness testimony, and well-confirmed facts. Scientists construct hypotheses, test them by observation and experiment, share their methods, and offer the results for confirmation or rejection. Scientists -- like historians and judges -- are far from perfect and their claims are always subject to revision. Yet the scientific method -- with its double-blind methodology and rigorous peer-review process -- is based on a fine understanding of human fallibility. It is designed to weed out erroneous conclusions. In 1989, for example, Martin Fleischmann, then one of the world's leading electro-chemists, and Stanley Pons announced their discovery of cold fusion, nuclear fusion near room temperature. But their results could not be replicated and their "discovery" was soon dismissed for lack of evidence. The success of science in the modern era has given it a powerful aura. Indeed, some have tried to make it the unquestionable authority and final arbiter of truth and knowledge. That's a mistake. Scientists are just as egotistical, ambitious, and biased as the rest of us. Even the peer-review process can fall prey to ideological conflicts and personal vendettas. Science has plumbed the depths of the ocean, the hinterlands of space, and the recesses of the atom. It has increased our understanding of life immeasurably. But it has not told us why we're here or given us the answer to life's meaning. Science does an excellent job of telling us what is. It cannot tell us what ought to be. That is left for historians, theologians, and philosophers. Some important truths we have to discover for ourselves. [Ed. Note: Alexander Green, Investment Director of The Oxford Club, has more than 20 years of experience as a research analyst, investment advisor, financial writer, and portfolio manager. He is the author of The Secret of Shelter Island: Money and What Matters, as well as the editor of "Spiritual Wealth," an e-letter about the pursuit of the good life available only to members of The Oxford Club. You can read the latest issue, and find out more about the Club, by clicking on and viewing "A Personal Invitation by Alexander Green." Alex is an expert panelist with the Liberty Street League, ETR's exclusive club based on the principles of self-determination and self-responsibility. The League is dedicated to helping members take advantage of under-the-radar, off Wall Street, wealth-building opportunities, including precious metals, Internet businesses, fine art, commodities, real estate, and much more. As a member, the League will also help you keep your money safe from the prying eyes of the government and financial organizations that don't have your interests at heart. For a limited time we've postponed instituting the lifetime membership fee for this exclusive club – but not for long. Go here to find out all about this special, only valid until 5:00 PM Eastern on October 25, here. You Don't Need Much to Start an Internet-based Import/Export Business The Internet has made doing business so much easier in so many markets and niches. And that includes importing products from China for pennies on the dollar and selling them online at a mark-up of 200, 300, even 500 percent or more... You don't need a huge amount of start-up capital. In fact, you can get started with as little as $50 or so... and start making deals almost immediately... You don't need a storefront, employees, or equipment. It's just you, your computer, and your Internet connection... You don't need to quit your day job -- yet. You can do Internet import/exporting "on the side" at first. And once your business takes off, you can go full-time. This really could be one of the greatest professions in the world. And ALL you need to get started is the insider knowledge you'll get from The China Wholesale Trader. "Michael's article about how to become what you want to be, in which he said to just do it... was very motivating. I always had a passion for the tabla (an Indian musical instrument). Now I will start learning it immediately." Malik Kapadia The Secret of the "Off-Market" Deal Thanks to the economic "crunch heard 'round the world," in certain situations today, people with insider connections are getting a hold of excellent properties at HUGE discounts... ...as much as 50% below the established market value... and often with double-digit rental yields, too. We call these situations "off market" deals... and until now they've been "off limits" to the average investor. But there's a RED HOT opportunity shaping up today, and I'd like to invite you to the inside... Simply click here (and turn your speakers on) to listen to my full presentation. Today's Words That Work: Voluble Voluble(VOL-yuh-bul) -- from the Latin for "flowing easily" -- means fluent, glib, or talkative. Example (as used by Jim Newton in a Los Angeles Times review of Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge's View by Stephen Breyer): "Practical and gentle, Breyer stands in stark contrast to his more voluble counterpart, Justice Antonin Scalia...."

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ETR: Use This Simple Secret to Find the Best Stocks

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Tuesday October 5, 2010

"It is not necessary to do extraordinary things to get extraordinary results." Warren Buffett Use This Simple Secret to Find the Best Stocks By Dan Ferris One of the secrets to finding the very best investments is so simple, most people don't pay attention to it... If you'd known about this secret back in 1994, you could have bought Colgate-Palmolive for less than $10 a share and made more than seven times your money. If you'd known about this secret back in early 1995, you could have bought Microsoft for $4 and made more than six times your money. If you'd known about this secret back in 2003, just seven years ago, you could have bought McDonald's for $13 a share -- and made more than six times your money, including a growing stream of dividends. When you take into account the crashes of 2000-2002 and 2008-2009, it's especially amazing that some investors are up this much. What's their secret? They look for companies with the highest sales in their industry. I realize this sounds so obvious it's almost laughable. That's because the real secrets to successful investing aren't complex. They're so simple, anyone can understand them. For example, "Buy low, sell high" is laughably obvious. It's just that almost nobody has the discipline to actually do it. Selling the most in your industry is the definition of success in business. Microsoft Windows runs about 90% of the world's personal computers. Intel sells about 80% of the world's microprocessors. Campbell's sells more than 70% of the world's packaged soup. More than 60% of the world's credit and debit cards say "Visa" on them. Colgate-Palmolive sells more than 40% of the world's toothpaste. These are all excellent businesses with huge, consistent profits. Once a business sells more than any other company in its industry, it becomes incredibly difficult to compete with. Imagine trying to build a home-improvement business today. You'd have to compete with Home Depot and Lowe's. Imagine trying to build the world's most popular retailer. Where's the Real, Usable Advice on How to Make Money? Many financial experts today recognize that we're playing a rigged game. The markets are stacked in favor of big business and big government. Your Average Joe investor is unaware of the threat posed by Wall Street sharks like Bear Stearns and Goldman Sachs. But none of the advice these experts are offering fully explains how you can climb out of today's economic quicksand and start making real money. Until Now. Watch this urgent presentation to find out how you can get real, usable advice on how to make money… Get more by spending less… And protect your cash from the next economic collapse. You'd have to compete with Walmart. Walmart has probably put thousands of grocery chains and mom-and-pop shops out of business. Imagine trying to make better French fries and sell more of them than McDonald's. Never gonna happen. There's no substitute for being No. 1. Think about Amazon. It used the Internet to sell more books to more customers than any bricks-and-mortar bookstore chain ever could. Borders and Barnes & Noble are in terrible shape today because they failed to do that. They can't compete with Amazon, because Amazon will always be able to sell more books. If you'd bought Amazon shares just four years ago, when they were less than $30 each, you'd have made nearly five times your money during a time when most stock market investors lost money. Even during the lowest point of the financial crisis, in March 2009, you'd never have lost money. Buying the company that sells the most was all you needed to know. If you sell a product people like and want and figure out how to sell it to more customers than any other company, you will rule your industry. If investors are smart enough to know what you're doing, they can make a fortune owning your stock. 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