Motivation never looked this good

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You can go ahead and grab a refund for that motivational seminar you were about to attend or all the motivating books and audios you purchased...

Just watch this video once a week and that should get your noodles cooking.

(and this isn't one of those feel-good inspirational flash videos either)

http://www.palmsales.ca/palm/palmvideo.htm

Wow!

BradleyD.Haslam · Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 6:09 am Post subject:

YEAH BABY!!

That's what I'm talking about!
Cool

helped ya with the url bro Wink

"Someday...Some way."

Thanks Rob!

27amDotCom · Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 6:34 am Post subject:

>> helped ya with the url bro

Thanks... the cons of being a new member at this forum.

I just recently learned Rosalind is from my neck of the woods, so I bumped up this forum from somewhere in the 20th spot (which meant I never visited/participated) to within the top 5 (so I get here from time to time).

Glad you liked the video... I was seven different shades of impressed when I watched it.

BradleyD.Haslam · Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 9:28 pm Post subject:

Just an update Wink

(note: All of the links below are accessable
from the menu on the Palm's video page.
ie: the one listed above. This post is just for further torture)

If you checked out The Palm's promo video above,
I'm wondering...
Did you look around while you were there?
The company that did this development is fascinating!

(This link is the companies short promo vid.
Their called "Nakheel".
The promo shows more interior detail of The Palm's properties,
and snapshots some of the construction proccess.)

But the point is one of their other projects.
It's called "The World".

If you already saw the video for it,
because you did look around the site,
there is a point you still might have missed...

Just for comparison, a recent local event:
LasVegas, Nevada.

27amDotCom · Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 9:39 pm Post subject:

>> Being a "millionaire" isn't what it used to be.

I completely agree... assuming we are talking about earning in North America AND spending in North America.

Because $1,000,000 USD spent in Mexico or India is still worth a healthy sum.

I'm not sure if this is accurate, but an associate from India said that the average Indian household income (and he clarified that this is certainly not poverty line, just average) would work out to approx $4000 USD per year.

Again, I didn't look into it, but if that's accurate then anyone earning $400,000 USD per year here in North America is making the equivalent of 100 years worth of work that someone in India would do (working for Rupees).

So your $1 million abroad is still a pretty penny.

In fact, it has me thinking. I have my business on autopilot providing a well above average North American income. Another year or two to get it even higher (and even more systemized/outsourced/automated) and I could be living like royalty in other parts of the world... AND enjoying the heat (something that Vancouver, B.C. is MUCH too short on).