It’s my wife Sylvie Fortin’s birthday today. (Yes, she’s a Hallowe’en child! She’s dressing up as Lucy Ricardo tonight.) But apparently, she’s the one giving out the gifts — or is that treats?

You see, the other day my wife held a private, closed-door webinar that shows you how to both spot and tap hungry markets — there are a few million-dollar tips in there! Fortunately, we recorded it.

And right now, we’re releasing it to the public for free!

I’m proud of my wife, her brilliance, and the knowledge she so willingly shares. And when I say her “brilliance,” I mean it in more ways than one. In fact, it’s golden! Go check out the video below and you’ll see exactly what I mean…

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My recent article about Facebook not being a viable marketing tool has created quite a stir.

Many people agreed with me. But some people didn’t, and I respect that. However, while a few were scathing and harsh in their remarks, others posted some excellent rebuttals on their own blogs.

This topic seems to be as controversial as the long-versus-short-copy debate in copywriting circles. Deja-vu? Well, it’s no wonder because, just like the copy length debate, both sides are right.

It all depends on how you use them and with whom.

That’s why I agree with most of Facebook’s proponents. That might sound like a contradiction, but I believe it’s because many misunderstood my post. So I wanted to take a moment before hopping on the plane to clarify a few things.

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Whether you change your vocation or not, your actions for the present must be those pertaining to the business in which you are now engaged.

You can get into the business you want by making constructive use of the business you are already established in — by doing your daily work in the certain way.

And insofar as your business consists in dealing with other people, whether personally or by letter, the key thought of all your efforts must be to convey to their minds the impression of increase.

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