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21 Mar 2014 by

Jennifer Schaefer – Smart Tips – How To Attract A Loving Relationship

This VIDEO will show you the basics of How To Attract A Loving Relationship into your life.

Are you sick of attracting the wrong relationship?

Jennifer has a “Smart Tip” just for you. How To Attract A Loving Relationship.

It’s time to change your beliefs that you are not worthy of a loving relationship. These beliefs can hide from even the seeker of all seekers. It’s usually a very quiet voice, one that we don’t pay attention to because we have become so accustomed to its dialogue that it feels natural and we accept it as truth.

When you’re listening to these thoughts, this quiet voice, you will attract exactly the relationship your voice is telling you that you deserve. What you want to do is to start creating new thought patterns that replace the old ones. And these won’t be quiet. These ones will be loud so the whole world can hear you.

When you have a thought that is congruent in your heart, you will start to fill your heart at with loving thoughts and feelings. And when you start to feel loved and loving you will attract a loving relationship with ease. It really truly starts with you.

A great way to jump-start the process is to write down a new belief 10 times a night, like…

I am loving and lovable.

I only attract loving relationships into my life.

When you write this you are setting the energy in motion and your thoughts. And you’re connecting your heart and filling your heart with loving emotions.

It’s your heart that is the real attractor because of the energy that flows through it that connects to another energy flow.

Jennifer Shaffer
WEBSITE: http://www.completewellnessstartshere.com

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Filed Under: -RELATIONSHIPS, Dating
17 Mar 2014 by

Julia Sweeney: It’s time for “The Talk” SEX EDUCATION TALK

In this video Julie Sweeney has the Sex Education Talk.

Sex Education does not need to be that… HARD.

Julia Sweeney creates comedic works that tackle deep issues: family and faith. Her latest book is “If It’s Not One Thing, It’s Your Mother,” on parenting and being parented. She performs often with Jill Sobule, telling stories alongside Jill’s songs, in their “Jill & Julia Show.

WEBSITE: http://juliasweeney.com/

Despite her best efforts, comedian Julia Sweeney is forced to tell a little white lie when her 8-year-old begins learning about frog reproduction — and starts to ask some very smart questions.

Sex education helps people gain the information, skills and motivation to make healthy decisions about sex and sexuality. Planned Parenthood is the nation’s largest provider of sex education, reaching 1.5 million people a year.

Sex education is high quality teaching and learning about a broad variety of topics related to sex and sexuality, exploring values and beliefs about those topics and gaining the skills that are needed to navigate relationships and manage one’s own sexual health. Sex education may take place in schools, in community settings, or online. Planned Parenthood believes that parents play a critical and central role in providing sex education.

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14 Mar 2014 by

Top 10 Missed Tax Deductions for Business

What are the Tax Deductions for Business ventures?

Did you know if you miss or ignore certain Tax Deductions for Business you could be spending money that you really do not need to. LEGALLY.

Helping people start their own businesses by being a Business Coach & Motivational Teacher. Specializes in legal and tax requirements for forming Profit Organizations, Sole Proprietors, LLC’s and Non for Profit Organizations as well as Small Business, Self Employed & Direct Sales business development, management and tax planning! Also enjoys helping new businesses manage, develop and create systems to maximize their profits and discover who they are created to reach in the marketplace! The preferred Accountant for many high level business owners.

Below are the Top 10 most missed tax deductions.

10 – Cell Phone
9 – Business Start-Up Costs
8 – Bank and Credit Card Processing Fees
7 – Interest on Credit Cards and Business Loans
6 – Vehicle Mileage
5 – Postage and Shipping
4 – Self-Employed Health Insurance
3 – Sales Tax on Items that are Given Away for Free
2 – Section 179 Expanses
1 – S-Type Election

 

One of the simplest ways to reduce your income tax bill is to ensure you’re claiming all of the tax deductions available to your small business. Below you’ll find a comprehensive list of income tax deductions commonly available to sole proprietors, and businesses that are organized as partnerships or limited liability companies (LLCs). Use the links on the left to jump directly to each deduction to learn if it’s relevant to your business, and detailed instructions on how to claim it. And remember, some of the deductions in this list may not be available to your small business. Consult with your tax advisor or CPA before claiming a deduction on your tax return.

 

MORE: Maddie Brown the Conscious Business CPA and Virtual CFO

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11 Mar 2014 by

Lori Andrus – The Wisdom of the New Year of 2014

What does this New Year hold for you? Each year is different and will bring about new gifts for each person.

Lori Andrus shares here insights of the gateway between the winter solstice and the new year is a wonderful time for dreaming and creating vision for 2014.

LORI’S WEBSITE: http://www.loriaandrus.com

The New Years Resolution is common in most cultures.

A New Year’s resolution is a tradition, most common in the Western Hemisphere but also found in the Eastern Hemisphere, in which a person resolves to change an undesired trait or behavior, to accomplish a personal goal or otherwise improve their life.

This tradition has many other religious parallels. During Judaism’s New Year, Rosh Hashanah, through the High Holidays and culminating in Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), one is to reflect upon one’s wrongdoings over the year and both seek and offer forgiveness. People can act similarly during the Christian liturgical season of Lent, although the motive behind this holiday is more of sacrifice than of responsibility. In fact, the Methodist practice of New Year’s resolutions came, in part, from the Lenten sacrifices. The concept, regardless of creed, is to reflect upon self-improvement annually.

At the end of the Great Depression, about a quarter of American adults formed New Year’s resolutions. At the start of the 21st century, about 40% did. In fact, according to the American Medical Association, approximately 40% to 50% of Americans participated in the New Year’s resolution tradition from the 1995 Epcot and 1985 Gallop Polls. A study found 46% of participants who made common New Year’s resolutions (e.g. weight loss, exercise programs, quitting smoking) were likely to succeed, over ten times as among those deciding to make life changes at other times of the year.

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Filed Under: -SPIRITUALITY, Free Thought
11 Mar 2014 by

Monica Kenton – Spirituality and Money

Money in and of itself is a sensitive topic. But Spirituality and Money together makes for interesting discussions.

Combine the topics of Spirituality and Money and you might have a fight or at least a disagreement.

For more information about how to make more money while being more spiritual in your unique business, please visit MonicaKenton.com. (Sign up there for your free gift to start you on your path.)

MONICA’S WEBSITE: http://www.MonicaKenton.com

Spirituality and Money

A spiritual life is synonymous with an abundant life. When we allow ourselves to identify as inherently abundant from within, we create abundance in the form of money and wealth in the outside world. 2. Spirituality is about expansion, and so is money.

It’s a common belief that money and spirituality don’t mix: If you’re spiritual, you shouldn’t want money. People who want money are greedy and materialistic.

But this way of thinking is detrimental. In fact, I couldn’t disagree more with these assertions: money does not inherently breed greed and materialism. In my view, money and spirituality actually go very well together, and together can bring abundance into your life. If we feel (even slightly) that money is bad, we’ll have a hard time creating financial abundance in this lifetime.

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Filed Under: -CAREER, -SPIRITUALITY, Business, Self-Improvement
11 Mar 2014 by

Dane Findley – Bionic Oatmeal (recipe for a tighter waist)

Dane reveals how whole grains ( Bionic Oatmeal ) can sometimes be healthy and can help lean the midsection of the body — when they’re prepared in an optimal way.

Here is Dane’s recipe for bionic oatmeal. This video is from a post, How Eating Flour Can Devastate Your Youthful Appearance.

In today’s busy life of rushing to work, battling traffic, dealing with unpredicted people and many other challenges, it is always enjoyable to relax and take a few minutes to enjoy life.

How can we get ahead in life when everything is moving so rapidly? Before we had planes, trains and automobiles, we had to walk. Then technology presented us with more rapid transportation.

Very similarly, we can embrace systems to automate many other areas of our lives. Microwave ovens, iPhones, internet technology and also passive income streams to fill out bank accounts.

It’s possible. It’s not “easy”, but it IS possible.

Let’s Connect!

BRAD “MagicBrad” GUDIM
www.MagicBradPresents.com

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Filed Under: -WELLNESS, Cooking
9 Mar 2014 by

Intelligent REIT Investing | Real Estate Investment Trusts

Interview Dr. Brad Case, Senior VP with the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts about REITs.

A real estate investment trust, or REIT, is a company that owns, operates or finances income-producing real estate. For a company to qualify as a REIT, it must meet certain regulatory guidelines. REITs often trades on major exchanges like other securities and provide investors with a liquid stake in real estate. Read more: Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)

REITs are not a new financial innovation. Established by Congress in 1960 as an amendment to the Cigar Excise Tax Extension of 1960, REITs operate in a manner comparable to mutual funds as they allow for individual investors to acquire ownership in commercial real estate portfolios that receive income from properties such as apartment complexes, hospitals, office buildings, timber land, warehouses, hotels and shopping malls. Most REITs specialize in a specific real-estate sector – for example office REITs or healthcare REITs. Within this space, REITS must purchase and operate its holdings as a part of its portfolio. In most cases, REITs operate by leasing space and passing on collected rent payments to its investors in the form of dividends.

Individuals can invest in REITs either by purchasing their shares directly on an open exchange or by investing in a mutual fund that specializes in public real estate. Some REITs are SEC-registered and public, but not listed on an exchange; others are private.

Many REITs will invest specifically in one area of real estate—shopping malls, for example—or in one specific region, state or country. Others are more diversified. There are several REIT ETFs available, most of which have fairly low expense ratios. The ETF format can help investors avoid over-dependence on one company, geographical area or industry.

Read more: Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/reit.asp#ixzz5NKQK9Bhz
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