Wednesday, July 1, 2009

The Legacy You Are Leaving Behind

Copyright © Jeremy Sandy
FullThrottleMarketer.net

What will the world be like when you are gone?

As I read today's issue of Sports Illustrated, I couldn't help but think of the legacy I would be leaving behind when I am gone.

I know you are probably reading this thinking 'what could you possibly read in Sports Illustrated that would get you thinking about your legacy?'

Well, today's issue hits close to home for me. On the cover you will see a picture of Ed Thomas, standing with his arms crossed and few football players in the background and with the billing "A Good Man Down – Tragedy in the Heartland: The Murder of a Beloved High School Coach." You can read the full article on si.com by clicking here.

Most people reading this don't know Ed Thomas or how a high school football coach could end up on the cover of Sports Illustrated. It was Thomas who had led the townspeople of Parkersburg, Iowa, out of the rubble of a tornado last year, showed them how to live a Christian life, and brought honor to a football field he mowed himself.

On May 25, 2008, a tornado with winds exceeding 200 mph cut a hole three quarters of a mile wide in the heart of Parkersburg, killing eight people, destroying 220 homes, and leveling the high school. Then, just this past week, on June 24, 2009, the most recognized figure in town was gunned down in the makeshift high school weight room.

He delivered sermons when ministers were away. He consoled husbands whose wives were ill. He presented baby boys with FUTURE FALCON certificates. Of course he taught kids to play football, and he also taught driver's ed.

The night Thomas died, 2,500 people showed up at the field for a vigil - an impressive number considering there are only 1,900 people in the town of Parkersburg.

A look back at the life of Ed Thomas won't reveal a man who had everything money could buy - but it will reveal to you one of the richest men who ever lived.

What you give during your life will determine your true value. Your legacy will live on. As I look back on the life of Ed Thomas I have to stop and wonder if I give enough - everyday. One thing is for certain though; anyone would be honored to live the life that Ed Thomas did - most of us just don't know how.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Your Million Dollar Mindset

Copyright © Jeremy Sandy
FullThrottleMarketer.net

Your Mindset Is Your Biggest Weapon. Make Sure You Have Good Ammunition

Friday, May 29, 2009

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

I Am Pissed Off At YouTube!!!

Copyright © Jeremy Sandy
FullThrottleMarketer.net

The YouTube beast is on a rampage.

YouTube is shutting down hundreds of YouTube channels without warning, without reason, and there is no sign that they will slow down either!

So I have a question...

Are you using YouTube as part of your marketing arsenal?

YOU SHOULD BE! Millions of people are on YouTube every single day searching for information and value and you can make a fortune on YouTube alone...

But you've got to be careful... VERY careful when you're on YouTube's playground.

Tonight I'm going to reveal to you a little bag of tricks that should allow you to stay on YouTube for the long-haul.

Trust me, you do NOT want to put your blood, sweat, tears, and years into building a YouTube channel and then one day try and log-in and BAM!

"YOUR ACCOUNT HAS BEEN PERMANENTLY DISABLED"

And YouTube doesn't have a phone number to contact...

YouTube doesn't care about YOU. YouTube's $10.00 / hr employees are on the hunt to shut down anything and everything that looks at all suspicious and if you send them an email requesting a reason as to why you got shut down, they'll just send you a cookie-cutter email response and that will be the end of it.

Tonight will change the way you play the game on YouTube...

Space is limited.
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YouTube can be one of your best marketing pillars, but you've got to play by their rules... kinda ;)

It will all be exposed tonight at 9:00 PM EST!

My Wife Is Pregnant - Day 56

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FullThrottleMarketer.net

210 Days To Go

The head now looks rounded. The eyelids are beginning to unite, and the eyes appear half closed. The fingers and toes are separated. By today, the thin layer of ectoderm that has covered the baby has been replaced by a layer of rather flattened cells, which will become the surface layer of the baby's skin. The intestines have begun their migration, but are still primarily located in the umbilical cord. The baby's sex still can't be identified by looking at the external genitals. The tail has disappeared. The baby measures 1 inch long (25.4mm) and weighs about .04-.11 ounces (1-3 grams).

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

My Wife Is Pregnant - Day 55

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FullThrottleMarketer.net

211 Days To Go

Over the next two days, if we will be having a boy, the scrotum will begin to swell (the scrotum is an outpocket of the abdominal wall that houses the testes). The baby is .91 to 1.10 inches (23-28mm) long.

Monday, May 11, 2009

My Wife Is Pregnant - Day 54

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FullThrottleMarketer.net

212 Days To Go

The baby's eyelids are more developed now, and the tongue is fully formed. Today, the external ears will complete their development. The baby's toes are unwebbed and appear longer.

Sunday, May 10, 2009

My Wife Is Pregnant - Day 53

Copyright © Jeremy Sandy
FullThrottleMarketer.net

213 Days To Go

Today the baby measures between .87 and .94 inches (22-24mm) in length, four times as long as it was just one month ago. If you experienced a comparable growth rate, within a month from now you would have to duck to stand in a room with a twenty foot ceiling.

Saturday, May 9, 2009

My Wife Is Pregnant - Day 52

Copyright © Jeremy Sandy
FullThrottleMarketer.net

214 Days To Go

By today or tomorrow, the external ears will be completely developed. The bones of the palate are beginning to fuse and the taste buds are beginning to form on the surface of the baby's tongue. The feet are fan-shaped and the toes are webbed. The baby measures .71-.79 inches (18-22mm) from crown to rump.