Before I tell you how busy I’ve been, let me show you how much time I’ve been wasting, lol.

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I don’t want to bore everyone, but I’m really slammed at the moment, so it will be a few days until I can get another of the great posts I have planned for you off to press.

Meanwhile, take a look at some of the projects I have going:

Update and new look for my Wellwrittenwords site.

Creation of a completely new niche: Creating profiles for Twitter folk. This is completely down as I write due to a combination of mishaps and HostGator’s arbitrary change of passwords today. God this annoyed me–it’s the last thing I need right now.

And something of interest if you buy domains, as I have lately:

Domaining Domainers promises to be a handy site full of info.

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Well, here we are again at the end of another year. I haven’t posted for a while because my life has been in a turmoil with one thing and another. I should have a bit more time to attend to my online business now though: I have a plaster cast on each leg up to the knee. This came about when I slipped on the steps in the garden on Friday. Every cloud has a silver lining is all I can say.

Anyway, back to business. It’s time to make a note of all your good intentions for the New Year folks. I have one great suggestion: If you do nothing else, make it a resolution not to allow anyone else’s negativity into your life. Just shut it out and keep on doing whatever you do, but with a smile on your face and optimism in your heart. I feel this one change will make such a difference to the way we all do business. The naysayers and pessimists are free to make themselves miserable, but we don’t have to join them.

Without negativity and the misconceptions that accompany it we will be free to achieve whatever we dream of.

I have to say that up until a few weeks ago I felt that 2007 was a complete washout–I didn’t achieve any of the milestones I had planned. But now I realize that even my failures have taught me valuable lessons, and despite the difficulties I’ve laid some good foundations, so I am totally optimistic about 2008. Although I’m starting the year off immobile, I can feel the possibilities fairly pulsating through my veins.

Peace and prosperity to you all in 2008!

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When we’re healthy we never even stop to think about it, but feeling alert and energetic is a prerequisite for success in business. It’s not always so easy. Our eating and living habits work against us in this modern environment.

Recently I have been through a series of stressful personal events. I’m not complaining–merely stating a fact. The latest development was that, after feeling below par for several months, I discovered I have high blood sugar. This was a huge shock to me and I decided (typically for me) to take drastic action. I’ve been off sugar, tea and coffee for almost two weeks now. I also got my Dianna Schwarzbein books out and dusted them off. This woman is brilliant. If you’ve never heard of her, and you have any of the so-called degenerative diseases–or diseases of modern living–I highly recommend you go over to her Schwarzbein Principle website and watch the short videos posted there. In addition to the one on the home page, there are three more in the section about her. It will be so worth your time.

I’m feeling much better now and blood sugars are just about normal. So back to work.

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