I’ve been pretty amazed at the simple concept of how little things add up over time and can produce real results in your life. Continue Reading →
April 2, 2013
by Gabe Turner
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March 6, 2013
by Gabe Turner
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51 Inspiring & Challenging Ben Franklin Quotes
Ben Franklin was a true renaissance man and a great figure in our nation’s history. He was a leading author, printer, political theorist, politician, postmaster, scientist, musician, inventor, satirist, civic activist, statesman, and diplomat.
He accomplished an incredible amount in his lifetime and we would do well to listen to what he has to say. A master of the one-liner, Franklin left behind so many wonderful and wise sayings. Here are some of them… Continue Reading →
January 10, 2013
by Gabe Turner
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[Infographic] Facebook Wall Post Cheat Sheet
The folks over at LinchpinSEO have put together a killer facebook wall post cheat sheet. Some of their findings may surprise you… Continue Reading →
October 25, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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What is an Info Product? [Video]
Info products are one of the most common things people sell to make money online. If you have any sort of valuable information in your head that people out there want to know, chances are that you could produce an info product. Info products include E-books, membership sites, Continue Reading →
October 25, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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What I learned about internet traffic by working at farmer’s markets [Video]
I used to run a booth at different farmer’s markets around San Diego & it gave me an offline way to see how important traffic is on the internet. When you’re a vendor at a market you put in lots of time to prepare, transport and then sell your product. If there’s no foot traffic at the market it’s really annoying and disheartening. Continue Reading →
October 20, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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A History of Social Media [Infographic]
The folks over at Copyblogger have put together a fantastic new infographic on the history of social media. It pretty much communicates what I’ve been trying to help people see for years. The internet has simply allowed us to do the relational things we’ve always been doing throughout human history in a much bigger way. Continue Reading →
October 18, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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25 Tweetable Quotes on Success
I’ve been collecting quotes on success for a while now. I get a little thrill when I find ones that really stand out. Not all that I find are within twitter’s 140 character limit, though. I offer these for your inspiration – happy tweeting!
October 17, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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5 Amazing Free Marketing Resources Just Lying Around on the Internet
I love living in the age of attraction marketing. If you don’t know what attraction marketing is, basically it’s all about giving awesome value to people (for free) and this, in turn, attracts people (potential customers) to you. A relationship has begun, they become a fan (because you gave them cool stuff – and hopefully like you) and ba-da-bing! – when you do have something to sell they will be much more ready to give you the time of day and listen to what you have to offer.
Here are some great examples of people who are doing attraction marketing right. Continue Reading →
October 17, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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Ready, Fire, Aim (Destroying the Nasty Roots of Perfectionism)
One of the main reasons I started this blog was to apply the ready, fire, aim philosophy. That’s where you just start taking action and producing and then deal with any fixes later. The main thing is taking action. Continue Reading →
October 17, 2012
by Gabe Turner
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The Wonderful World of StrengthsFinder
Several years ago, while working with Youth With A Mission in Madison, WI our whole staff read Now, Discover Your Strengths and it was a real eye-opener for me. Included with that book is a test that helps determine what your top strengths are.
Briefly, the Gallup organization conducted a 40-year study of human strengths, created a language of the 34 most common talents and developed the Clifton StrengthsFinder assessment to help people discover and describe these talents. They discovered that “people have several times more potential for growth when they invest energy in developing their strengths instead of correcting their deficiencies.” Continue Reading →