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The World Of Tick Tock

June 6, 2011 By John Gaydon 16 Comments

When I was growing up, the path for life seemed clear. Study hard, get an education, get a good job, and then save and build assets for your retirement some 50 years later. It was a simple plan that many bought hook, line and sinker! Well, it didn’t quite work out for me. First off, [...]

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I Am Not One To Brag But…

May 5, 2011 By John Gaydon 4 Comments

I just returned from the National Conference of one of my Network Marketing companies. This one was in Canberra, and we won the trip, which was great. So what was special about this year? The owner of the company attends our events every year and usually, he doesn’t say much to me. This time he [...]

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Is Your Glass Half Full Or Half Empty

June 25, 2010 By John Gaydon 3 Comments

I hope you took at look at the video. The question is, is your glass half full or half empty? When you look at the glass in the picture what does your mind automatically say to you? I know it is a simple analogy, but in my experience, it means a great deal about your [...]

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