Hi fellow baby boomers – Are you too busy earning a living to make any money? Are you like most baby boomers frightened about your future? If the answer to this is YES – read on. Chances are you are up against hard times – I was in the same position as you are now. It’s not your fault. Life happens too quick and all of a sudden here we are after spending all our lives spending, the reality hits. How are we going to continue living the lifestyle we all have come to enjoy so much? Like myself, very few of us planned our financial future. We meant to but we were too busy working for a living …..it has all happened so fast. If you want to stop worrying about just “getting by ” and are ready to do something about it, I can help you

Marketing on the web is a relatively new form of business – that means all the people who started in this business knew as little as we do right now, yet they all made millions from it. In fact it is still the fastest growing segment of new millionaires in the world today. I knew nothing about it but dreamed of making money on the net from home and being in control of my own destiny. Instead of sitting around dreaming I decided to do something about it. I spoke to a very great friend of mine (also a baby boomer) who suggested I look to the experts on the web themselves. He told me to go to his favourite ebook superstore and do some research. There are many opportunities out there – finding the right one for you is the trick. We baby boomers have something the young gurus do not have and that is life experience itself. The years on this planet have taught us something that other people want. I thought I could use all my past negatives – health problems and money woes into guides to help other people. Still I had to find an expert who could set me off in the right direction.

If you know in your heart you deserve a better life than you have right now then keep on reading!!! As I said we already possess something web users are lining up and paying top dollars for. All I had to do was find an expert who could point me in the right direction and show me how it all worked. This lead me back to the ebook superstore to research . I found an ebook on there that gave me all the answers. The writer was the 2007 Internet Marketer of the Year and gave a 1005% guarantee or money back. Why is this writer giving away all his secrets? He says he doesn’t want to give up the gold to people who don’t do anything with it. He believes boomers have follow-through, and anyone who has been an active member of society 43 years or more will possess the key ingredients to online marketing success. It doesn’t cost him business to show you his tactics….. The Internet is a very vast marketplace where demand will outweigh supply for a very long time.

What are you waiting for? Don’t hesitate!! I did it because I had this dream of being financially free! You all will have your own reasons. It has worked for me and it is so lovely everyday to check my computer when I wake and see my back account rising. I am no genius just another baby boomer like you who has gone and had a go and IT WORKS!! More information on this subject can be found on my website http://www.gr8riches.com/boomers or you can contact me at sharon@gr8riches.com Good luck!

As many times as I’ve changed residences, moved from one state to another, even moved from country to country, I’ve been filled with a mixture of apprehension and excitement.

For many of us, just moving from day to day, month to month or year to year creates a similar anxiety or a subtle excitement. It doesn’t matter whether we move in time or we move in space, there is one constant — change.

It seems a contradiction to say that the only permanent thing we encounter in our daily lives is change, but change is what it’s all about.

The process of growing from a child into a teenager and then into an adult is one that’s constantly filled with change. There is an urge written deep within us, in our very genes and spirit, to grow and change and become the best we can.

Sometimes the urge is buried under tons of daily woes or in the joys of the moment, but it is there, nevertheless. Many of us fear change because we are fearful of the unknown.

My old friend, Deepak Chopra, once told me that it is not the unknown we should be afraid of, but, instead, the known. The unknown is what will become the known as we pour our hearts and minds into it. I go a step further and say we should not fear either the known or the unknown.

Whatever appears to be happening to us now, whatever the future seems to hold for us, we must remember that we have the power to change everything in our lives by a simple stroke of genius — changing the way we look at things and, more important, changing the way we feel about things.

Reality is actually the interpretation of a point of view. If we do not like what seems to be our lot in life, we have but to change the way we look at our life and we’ll change outcomes. I do not know why or how this happens. It might even be a mystical law. But this I know, throughout the centuries, the sages of all cultures have said, “Change your mind and you change your world.”

For all of us, the arrival of a new year is just around the corner. It is a good time to review the events of the past year without dwelling on them. It is a better time to look forward into the newness of that which is to come and resolve to do the best you can with what you have.

The laws of the Universe may seem complex, but I have the feeling that is because we tend to want to analyze those laws and figure why they work. I believe it is much better to use those laws for our benefit and the good of all people.

This is a thought and belief world. Whatever we think, if we believe it strongly enough, it will become part and parcel of our lives. Some of you may say to me, “That’s all well and good, John, but it’s not easy to change your thoughts and your beliefs.”

I agree wholeheartedly. It is not easy, but it’s simple. Realize that you are NOT your thoughts. You only THINK your thoughts. They are yours and if they are yours, you can do with them whatever you want. Many times we let our thoughts scare us. It’s as if our thoughts think US instead of the other way around.

And as to your beliefs, all you have to do is examine them and ask yourself why you believe what you believe. You may be amazed to find that your beliefs have held you captive all these years. Perhaps those beliefs were necessary at one time, but you may have outgrown them. Examine what you believe about money, health or relationships and ask yourself why you believe that.

Change your beliefs about the world and circumstances and you’ll change your thoughts about life and how it works. If you suffer from lack, start changing your belief about money into one of abundance and affluence.

If you are experiencing illness, look at your beliefs about health and change them into wellness and well-being. And if you have poor, or non-existent relationships, change your beliefs into those of feeling loved and worthy of all good things.

Life is a process of change. Change is what brings us progress. Welcome change and the unknown. Let every day be the start of a new adventure. Go into the new week, the new year with a new you. Remember that you are a beautiful child of the Universe and the Universe will take good care of you if you believe, trust and expect.

The past six weeks have been instrumental in teaching me patience. Normally, I’m a very patient person, but every once in a while an event raises its head and says, “Hold still, son, you have a lot to learn about patience and the wonderful things that could happen when you learn the secret of waiting.”

Now, I must let you know that patience has not always been my strong point. In the days of my youth, I have been known to make quite a fuss when things did not move with the speed I wanted or expected.

Much as I have overcome most of the impulse to rant and rave when things don’t get done as promised, I still have vestiges of hidden pockets of impatience somewhere deep within me.

My office runs through the proper use of computers and their associated systems. Sometime over the last several weeks, my main computer ceased functioning and the manufacturer promised to fix it. What started out as a simple matter evolved into an extremely complex situation.

Every day, I spoke with the computer company and they promised that the repair would be done within days. About two weeks into the frustration, I was told that the replacement part could not be found and so they would have to give me a brand new machine. Naturally, I was delighted that I would now get a replacement with all the bells and whistles.

The promise was that within a week, the new machine would be shipped. When a week came and went without the computer arriving, I found my frustration level rising to uncommon heights. Strange visions of writing a thousand letters to the manufacturer’s corporate executives, or bashing the ailing computer with a baseball (or cricket) bat at high noon, with local and national press coverage crossed my mind.

I remembered, only too well, that an old, wise man had said that the last test of the master was overcoming impatience. But I was in no mood for masters or overcomings. The bumper sticker I saw on a car long ago described my deepest feelings. The sticker pictured a vulture sitting on a branch of a dead tree, sweat pouring from his head. The caption read: “Patience, my ass, I want to kill somebody”.

I thought of the bumper sticker and smiled. Since I had been waiting for over two weeks, one or two more days won’t make much difference. But the urge to take drastic measures came back in a few days when no new computer arrived.

Many times, in a rush to get from here to there or to do this or that, we make ourselves prisoners of time. Being a prisoner of time could be as terrible as being a prisoner in a dungeon. We make ourselves prisoners of time when all we do is rush to work, or rush here and rush there. We miss so much in life by rushing.

Somehow, the world passes us by, during our rushing and we wake up five, ten, or twenty years later and wonder where all the time has gone. Our children have grown up, our old jobs no longer exist, some of our friends have gone to another dimension and yet, the sun still rises.

If we were to slow our pace a bit and flow with the river of life, perhaps the problem would work out fine anyway. I have discovered that it is counter productive to force things to happen. It is much better to create a climate where we allow the things we want to occur.

With that in mind, I decided to let go of my attachment to outcomes. I was not going to fume and fret if my new computer did not arrive as promised. After all, I had been using my backup machines for a few weeks without undue hardship. What difference would another week or two make, anyway?

With those thoughts, I went about doing my work. Then, a few days later, I received an email which said that my new computer was being shipped the next day. All the proper specifications for the computer were in the email. The computer would be a brand new machine with the exact specifications of the old one. I was pleased — very, very pleased.

But the next day, when I checked the tracking information, I saw that the shipment was canceled. ARRGH!! The vision of the vulture on the bumper sticker returned with a vengeance, but I gently pushed it away. The computer will come when it comes I murmured, and I went on with other pressing matters. I didn’t even bother to call the manufacturer. I had done all I could do. Anything more would have just made me more frustrated.

Yes, the world does speak to us in thunder tones of truth. Listen and learn and life becomes more peaceful and joyous. Ignore the voice and frustration takes over. And so it was that the next day, I checked the tracking information again, not with the thought of getting my computer quickly, but just out of curiosity.

Imagine my surprise when I saw that my computer was shipped, but instead of sending an exact duplicate of the broken model, the company shipped me their most advanced machine that had just been released to the market a few days earlier. I would have waited a few months, if necessary, for that model. It was much more advanced than the old model I should have received. When the machine arrived, I smiled and said, “Thank you”, to no one in particular.

Perhaps, it was releasing the constraint of time from my consciousness that precipitated this outcome. The universe speaks to us in many ways. Many times, like impatient children, we want what we want and we want it now. But the universe has a way of saying, “I know what you want, my child, and I know that you want it now. But if you would wait just a little while longer, I will give you something much better than what you think you want.”

Strive to become free from the hustle and bustle of daily living. Release yourself from being a prisoner of time. In doing so, you’ll find that things have a magical way of working themselves out and that where there’s a “good” there’s a “better”. And where there’s a “better”, there’s a “best”. The universe wants you to have the best. Give it an opportunity to bring your “better” or “best”.