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I would like to ASK where did you buy that nice shirt from Michael?

On a seirous note, your are once again totally right, asking is one of the easiest way to get help!

Remember there is a saying that you can judge a person by the questions he/she asks, rather than the answers he/she gives.

Go live your life with Momentum.

Ash
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By Ash Ali on Jan 18, 2008

So TRUE about getting YOUR OWN ANSWERS before you try to assist other people.
This is where I am at. Still struggling with brainstorming on my own. This comes from the inability to sustain an ‘effective’ thought process.
A pen and paper helps a great deal.
I ask the suggestion of ‘ask for money’ especially for a ‘worthy’ cause like creating ‘financial independence’ in the near future.

Thank you for creating MOMENTUM in this way.

By Thelma Dalamba on Jan 18, 2008

So TRUE about getting YOUR OWN ANSWERS before you try to assist other people.
This is where I am at. Still struggling with brainstorming on my own. This comes from the inability to sustain an ‘effective’ thought process.
A pen and paper helps a great deal.
I like the suggestion of ‘ask for money’ especially for a ‘worthy’ cause like creating ‘financial independence’ in the near future.

Thank you for creating MOMENTUM in this way.

By Thelma Dalamba on Jan 18, 2008

Hi Michael,

What a novel concept….ASK! Who would have thought?!
You always have such wonderful advice for us. I never fail to read your emails because you never disappoint with your info.

By Relationship Advice Videos on Jan 18, 2008

Asking can sometimes be very hard to do. It depends on who one are asking for something. I think it has to do with rejection or fear of being rejected. If one not ask there is no risk for rejection. So not asking seems to have the ground in fear. Fear from bad experiences that has been programmed in ones system.

Thanks for your videos.
Ulla H

By Ulla H on Jan 18, 2008

I feel that more internet marketers should try
to deliver more free quality content to thier list of subscribers as opposed to bonbarding them with sales pages and optin forms.
Michael,So my question to you would be, can you suggest some sources for marketers to
choose from,that could vary the content of thier newsletters and emails from about 80% sales and 20% content to a ratio of about 20% sales to 80% content.Thanks for letting us ask.
I hope you can address this in one of your videos.

By Rich on Jan 18, 2008