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Jay Conrad Levinson, the marketing mind
responsible for the Marlboro Man, and author of
the best selling marketing book series of all
time will be answering your questions

You can get the details to listen live at
http://www.febene.com/?rid=117 and also…

…when you register you’ll be able to submit
your questions for the training on February 26…

I’ll be listening,…

Regards,

Annie Anderson

PS This is not the same-ol’, same-ol’ interview.

Jay rarely speaks on webcasts and it is the only
one he has scheduled so far this year.  So be sure
to register now at http://www.febene.com/?rid=117

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Even though I’ve been sick with a sinus infection this past week, it seems I’ve actually gotten more work done than usual. It’s unbelievable that I feel miserable, my nose is congested, head all stuffy and foggy and yet I’ve accomplished more in the past week than I had in the last two months. Go figure.

So, on the agenda next is the development of a couple of new products. I’m not going to share what they are just yet but they are already in the works and I expect to have them nearly completed by mid-March.

The Reading List for this week and a special Valentine’s message tomorrow. See ya then!

~ Annie

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Since I haven’t updated here in a while, I thought I’d make my first post of 2008 one about my plans and goals for the year.

In 2008, I plan to:

• Lose weight, get fit and healthy
• Put my writing biz on overdrive
• Make a minimum of $10k per month
• Take my family on a vacation
• Finish my first of year of the Bachelor’s program with a GPA of 3.5 or better
• Replace my aging vehicle

And that’s the tip of the iceberg. There are some smaller goals and plans in between those and of course, most of those fit into the grand plan somewhere.

What are your plans and goals for 2008? Feel free to post a note in the comments or write a post on your own blog with a link back here. Just remember that whatever you do, make it fun!

~ Annie

PS - Check out my new site dedicated to losing weight and getting in shape at http://theweightlosspapers.com

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This week is going to bring many changes across the board on nearly all of my sites. As I gear up to really take my businesses to the next level, I will be getting everything aligned for ease, stability and optimum performance. That means there will be some really exciting things happening.

Many of you have seen my artwork in various places including my .Mac webpage, where I have a gallery of images I’ve created - most notably, the original Mandala collection. Feel free to stop by there and take a look at those if you haven’t already. And look for some additional designs coming very soon. Just remember, those images are copyrighted material and you may not download or use them without permission.

Recently, I’ve had several inquiries as to what I charge for designing logos, business cards and book covers. To date, I have not ever had that information on my websites (because each project is different) but I will be posting some very general guidelines as to pricing in the near future to help those seeking that information.

And along those same lines, I’ve had lots of questions regarding my writing services. I’m very pleased that the updated Write Point website will be completed very soon - it’s coming along nicely. Again, I’ve not had any pricing guidelines there but I will be adding some basic fees to that site as well.

There are also many new things coming for my Real Estate Investing adventures as well including a launch of the brand new paperback version of my Real Estate Research Basics book. So, keep your eye out for that. It promises to very exciting indeed! And I can’t wait to share it with you.

If there is something you’d like to see or you have any questions or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to send me a note.

Thanks for stopping by! Enjoy your day and I’ll talk to you again soon!

~Annie

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This week marks the beginning of school again and signifies that summer is officially over.

And, if you’ll remember, a couple of days ago I mentioned my oldest daughter wants to go back to school. Even though we’ve decided to let her, I’m a little worried about that. So we came up with a plan for this year to ease her back into school.

The co-op. Our school district has a homeschool co-op where the kids go a couple times a week to classes and the rest of the time, they’re at home, just like traditional homeschool. It would give her an opportunity to “go to school” and to meet other kids, get involved in stuff and yet not expect her to be up every morning of the week adhering to rigid school rules (and schedules) that she’s not used to. Then next year, if she really wants to, we’ll transition to regular public school again.

She likes this idea. And I’m glad. It was a little stressful for me the last several weeks discussing public school and all that entails. I’m happy this idea is workable for her. Honestly, I think she’ll do much better doing it this way than just shoving back in. I mean, she hasn’t been to a regular classroom since 3rd grade! That is quite a long time. Besides, next year will be her first year of high school and there’s a newer school in our district that is an arts high school. Since she’s interested in music and drama and all that stuff, it sounds like just the place for her. The class sizes are smaller and that’s certainly a bonus.

So - how is your end of summer/beginning of school going?

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