Archive for the 'Sound Off' Category

  • Warren Buffett As Welfare Pig

    Most entrepreneurs and work at home types just want a fair shake to make a living for themselves.
    They don’t want to government to give them anything… they just don’t want to be hassled.
    So they hate it when they hear about people who are supposedly “icons” of “capitalism” turn out to be socialist welfare state suck […]

  • Does “Success Rate” Reflect The Intrinsic Merit Of A Business Opportunity

    Does a business opportunities “Success Rate” determine if the idea or information you’re selling has intrinsic merit?
    Having been around the business opportunity field as a purchaser, entrepreneur, and writer for a long time, I would have to say… no.
    This doesn’t seem like it makes sense at first.
    After all, good ideas should produce good results.
    And if bad results […]

  • The Secret To Sucess - Wash!

    I’ve got the feeling I’m going to be a little brain dead this week so for some reason this caught my eye.
    How many people bemoan that they can’t get a job, they can get ahead, they can’t do this or that.
    It’s everybody else’s fault of course…or fate…or the position of the stars… or the devil. […]

  • Just Sounding Off About Forbes And Work At Home Scheme Warnings

    Does it seem to you that when a magazine has nothing better to say that they decide run an article about “home business scams” and “work at home schemes”?
    They trot out the same tired examples… stuffing envelopes, chain letters, pyramid schemes etc. blah, blah, blah.
    And of course they are wrong about some of the “scams” […]

  • Stong Middle Class Economic Pessimism

    There’s a strong pessimism in the Middle Class right now and the suspicion there won’t be a “middle class” much longer.
    I have to admit, my perspective on the issue is slanted… I hear from lots of unemployed people and see folks who used to make $14.49 at an air conditioner factory plus benefits start working […]

  • Suckers Must Be In Short Supply

    I took my wife to the mountains for a few days for her Christmas present.
    All I can say is that suckers must be in short supply this week.
    We were coming out of Wal Mart and there was a “discount tickets” booth set up.
    That name itself was a lie.
    They are really a prospecting tool for some […]

  • Freaky PayPal Action Has Marketers Looking At Other Alternatives

    Just got a weird email from a friend of mine I’ll keep nameless to avoid more troubles for him.
    Basically he’s been out of business online thanks to PayPal capriciously closing his account.
    He got one of those emails “Your Pay Pal account has been limited”.
    99.99% of those emails are bogus phishing emails, but he must be […]

  • Saying Good Bye To Old Projects Is Tough But Necessary At Times

    I decided to close one of my first half decent websites that actually made some money. I loved it!
    It was started before “blogging” took off and it preoccupied my time.
    That means I’ve spent less and less time updating that older site.
    Gradually traffic slowed down… Google strategies that worked when the pages went up have become […]

  • Monster.com Subsidiary Advertises On Craigslist

    I’m all for advertising on Craigslist. Evidently a subsidiary of Monster.com is too.
    The folks at Monster sponsor MakingItCount. You can see how they advertise on Monster.com to find presenters.
    Here’s their spiel on Monster:
    Making It Count, a division of Monster Worldwide, is the industry leader in “edutainmentâ€? delivering more than 11,000 free educational trainings to high […]

  • Townhall.com Blog quotes the Work At Home Business Opportunities Blog

    A TownHall Blog has linked back to this blog due to my posts on microfinance.
    Specifically the quoted my text on Microfinance turning into a for profit enterprise in the Third World.
    They even seem to quote from my comments on Jeff Cornwall’s blog, though without attribution. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery…
    Thanks for the link, […]