Hmmm, Simple-ology

Every now and then I'll post a note on my blog. Sounds so simple to do (it really is!) but usually find that I don't. No reason in particular, well maybe procrastination (did I spell that right?) and of course the fact that I only spell half-ass at best. I ran across a interesting experiment this morning. It's from the folks at Simpleology. They have a interesting course called Simpleology101 (you can find it at Simpleology.com . Although I don't Know Mark Joyner personally I have followed his path for the last decade. Once a Internet Marketing giant (now retired from that field, "hehe", maybe) he started up simpleology to help people along the way. Simpleology101(the free introductory course) is good, it's principals sound and I recommend it to anyone wanting to improve on any goal they may have. The other courses offered I can not recommend as I have not studied their content, if they are anything like 101 they would be worth their price. My take on this is two-fold, first off - Yes, sometimes you have to pay and second - if your resources are in different areas then what ever you could have gained by paying for something will usually show up when you least expect it. My preference is the second. Why? Simple, If you REALLY want something and you put your full attention on it, it will materialize in some form or fashion and usually in it's own time and if you get my drift,Right on Time. Mark has come up with a new course (found out about it today). It's on blogging and it hit a nerve in me (reason I decided to quit procrastinating on blogging). I would go into full details so I'll just post it here and let you decide if you want to give it a shot.

I'm evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they're letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.

It covers:

• The best blogging techniques.
• How to get traffic to your blog.
• How to turn your blog into money.

I'll let you know what I think once I've had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it's still free.

As it is the holiday season, I wish all a Merry Christmas, in it's original meaning (mass marketing for profit sucks). If your holiday is Hanuka, Kwanzaa, or many of the others I wish that for you. Most of all my wish you you is Peace and Joy, now and forever. Charles