You registered as an organ donor and now you’re asking yourself, “Why the FXCK!… did I do that?
Have you heard that changing your status at the DMV only changes your card? And that you are still in the database even after selecting NO on your ID/license dorm?
In order to unregister, you need to…
How old is your X account? I joined in April of 2018. That makes my account 8 years old.
As fun at it’s been it would be a lot better if I had something to show for it.
There are so many systems on the Internet that make it so that I don’t have to go out and start something NEW on my own.
All I have to do is plug in and participate
I need:
Earning on X, I assume, is going to be slow and steady, constancy.
I need to plug into a services company that offers residual fee for referred customers.
The reason being, I need to delegate EVERYTHING from the start.
With a means to earn in place I will need safe and accessible storage of funds. I can’t wait to access savings because opportunities don’t wait.
A savings account at a bank or credit union isn’t going to cut it. I need to stack cash using something that is better than cash because cash breaks. I need a group of people that I can depend on for quick cash and transfers
With a means to earn and a means to save I will be ready to turn savings into profit.
There are so many people, rich and poor, who save to spend and the bigger the spend, the sadder the sight.
If you can afford to buy a Lamborghini for your company, that’s great. But if the purchase isn’t made with profit dollars or a loan secured by, that car is a setback.
And with all that in place, I will be setup to invest.
To finally be on the investing side of each step is going to be crazy.
I don’t have a website for my X profile so I think I’ll use my X page for that.
It’s going to take some time but I think my first step is to create a landing page for people looking to get started with me, earning to save.
My next post will probably expand on the requirements for a means to earn. It is important to avoid time traps
I think it’s crazy how animal care supplies are better, in many ways, than human care supplies.
(more…)Off the top of my head I have a few TV shows on DVD. There’s Batman: The Animate Series, The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show… I am not recalling the rest but I’m sure I have 1 or 2 more.
(more…)I want to start strong and I think the best way is to start where people tell me to start rather than anywhere without doing any kind or research.
(more…)It’s time for you and it’s time for me. Let’s get started!
(more…)I bought my first bike when I was 12 or so. My Mom had just bought one for me but it was a mountain bike and I wanted a freestyle BMX.
She wasn’t going to buy me a second bike. The refund from the return wouldn’t be enough and I wasn’t interested in the store’s version.
I applied for a loan from The Bank of Mom and started a small business to self-employ my way to the purchase of a brand-new, all-chrome, GT Dyno Zone branded with blue stickers.
The loan was for $20.
That experience built confidence in me to go out and get what I want which leads me to the prompt for this post…
What’s the best way to build self-confidence?
I’ve found that the best way to build self-confidence is to close my mouth and open my ears, my eyes, and most importantly… my hands.
Self-confidence comes from knowing who to call. And the status of being somebody to call.
A common line used by a confident person is, “Call me. If I can be of service, I’ll find somebody who can.
The method of building confidence that yields the biggest return has to be replication, creating a new capacity for confidence in somebody where it didn’t exist PLUS a clear path to max it out.
A baby step for building self-confidence is starting replacing doubt with failure.
Going back to the story about me getting the bike, I started with failure.
I bought 1 box of chocolate bars to flip. I bought by the box but each bar came at a cost of 33 cents. I sold each for $1
I sold to my neighbors, I sold at store fronts. I sold anywhere I went. And I got a lot of NOs. I got a lot of YESes too. Enough to buy myself a bike.
There’s more to the story. A lot that I won’t recall. But it happened and I got some self-confidence out of it.
I hope that bike is still in great condition today. I left it to a friend whos parents were renting a unit in the same building when we were moving out.
I have a lot of work to do before my site is where I want it to be. I don’t care about being a top blog but I do care about building anybody who adds my blog to their feed.
My favorite thing about a lot of stuff is blogging about it. And no matter how successful or unsuccessful I am, I will continue to add to this one as long as WordPress.com will have me.
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Enrique Guerrero (egcerritos) 