Daily Archives: June 30, 2011

  Issue #33 – Thursday, March 24, 2011 Dear [fname], Is there a magic formula for success? I wish I could tell you there was. It could have saved me a whole lot of headaches over the years. And having the … Continue reading →

 Issue #34 – Friday April 1, 2011         Dear [fname], If you want to be successful in anything, you need to get going, and you need to get going fast! . In today’s main essay Weekly Report contributor, Bill … Continue reading →

Issue #35 – Friday, April 8, 2011   Dear [fname],        Many investment courses and books on real estate (mine included) tell you to find a motivated seller. That’s where you get your good deals. As a rule, … Continue reading →

Issue #37 – Friday, April 22, 2011 Dear [fname], Everyone has a comfort level in which they live and work. That level is determined by several factors and can be changed with practice and time. We have a choice of … Continue reading →

Issue #38 – Monday May 2, 2011   Dear [fname],     Do you have the courage to be rich? It aint easy, it takes determination and bravery to take that leap of faith. This weeks article is here to inspire you … Continue reading →

Issue #39 – Friday May 6, 2011   Dear [fname],   Websters Dictionary defines minutia as a minute or minor detail. In this week’s article I write about what it takes to avoid getting caught up in minutia. You need to … Continue reading →

Issue #40 – Friday May 13, 2011 Today’s your day!   Dear [fname],   Pretty houses, or ugly houses? In this week’s report, I’m going to let you in on the three best ways I know to find ugly houses. And next … Continue reading →

Issue #41 – Friday May 20, 2011     Dear [fname],         I stay busy, but I can’t do it all. That’s why it’s so important to surround myself with good people. Here at Global we are gearing up for our … Continue reading →

Issue #42 – Friday May 27, 2011     Dear [fname],          My birthday this year is gonna be a big one. It’s still a few months away, but it couldn’t be closer if you know what I mean.     I’ll be 65! An … Continue reading →