ged to make it the focal point, magnified beyond all "get out." We have taken a slice of our lives, a "slice of the ham" so to speak, and turned it into the whole "pig" of our existence. And oh how we squeal and scream all the way to the butcher's block come tax or bill time!

"There's gotta be a better way." How many times have I heard myself sa

Do you ever have that feeling, like in a dream, where you're running and running but not getting anywhere? Now, in waking state have you ever felt stuck? Sinking in quicksand? Unable to move forward? Caught between a rock and a hard place? Let's see, any other over-used idioms to describe where I was at 6 months ago? Oh, yes, "Painted myself into a corner!"

Now, what was I doing 6 months ago? Well, pretty much what I was doing 10 years, 20 years ago. Lots of change of scenery, different types of work, but it boils down to, "working for the 'man' every night and day." However, unlike Tina Turner, or was it Proud Mary, my "big wheels" did not keep turning because...they were stuck in the mud! "Rollin' on the river to NOWHERE!

Ok, what is all this jibber jabber about? As a person, a human being with all the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual stuff that comes with being part of the human race, I believe I can say with a bit of authority that it is so easy to lose sight of our dreams, our creative vision of what wishes to manifest. I might also add that we have locked within ourselves the spectacular energies of what and who we are. And who we are is connected with a most beautiful and fabulous dream of infinite abundance. And yet, how so very easy it is to get distracted from this vision. Just drifting along, doing the best we can to keep one step ahead of our bills, one step ahead of mediocrity.

Of course, the financial part of our lives is but one aspect of our existence that we must juggle, but somehow most of us have managed to make it the focal point, magnified beyond all "get out." We have taken a slice of our lives, a "slice of the ham" so to speak, and turned it into the whole "pig" of our existence. And oh how we squeal and scream all the way to the butcher's block come tax or bill time!

"There's gotta be a better way." How many times have I heard myself say

oing 6 months ago? Well, pretty much what I was doing 10 years, 20 years ago. Lots of change of scenery, different types of work, but it boils down to, "working for the 'man' every night and day." However, unlike Tina Turner, or was it Proud Mary, my "big wheels" did not keep turning because...they were stuck in the mud! "Rollin' on the river to NOWHERE!

Ok, what is all this jibber jabber about? As a person, a human being with all the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual stuff that comes with being part of the human race, I believe I can say with a bit of authority that it is so easy to lose sight of our dreams, our creative vision of what wishes to manifest. I might also add that we have locked within ourselves the spectacular energies of what and who we are. And who we are is connected with a most beautiful and fabulous dream of infinite abundance. And yet, how so very easy it is to get distracted from this vision. Just drifting along, doing the best we can to keep one step ahead of our bills, one step ahead of mediocrity.

Of course, the financial part of our lives is but one aspect of our existence that we must juggle, but somehow most of us have managed to make it the focal point, magnified beyond all "get out." We have taken a slice of our lives, a "slice of the ham" so to speak, and turned it into the whole "pig" of our existence. And oh how we squeal and scream all the way to the butcher's block come tax or bill time!

"There's gotta be a better way." How many times have I heard myself sa

ibber jabber about? As a person, a human being with all the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual stuff that comes with being part of the human race, I believe I can say with a bit of authority that it is so easy to lose sight of our dreams, our creative vision of what wishes to manifest. I might also add that we have locked within ourselves the spectacular energies of what and who we are. And who we are is connected with a most beautiful and fabulous dream of infinite abundance. And yet, how so very easy it is to get distracted from this vision. Just drifting along, doing the best we can to keep one step ahead of our bills, one step ahead of mediocrity.

Of course, the financial part of our lives is but one aspect of our existence that we must juggle, but somehow most of us have managed to make it the focal point, magnified beyond all "get out." We have taken a slice of our lives, a "slice of the ham" so to speak, and turned it into the whole "pig" of our existence. And oh how we squeal and scream all the way to the butcher's block come tax or bill time!

"There's gotta be a better way." How many times have I heard myself sa

e. And who we are is connected with a most beautiful and fabulous dream of infinite abundance. And yet, how so very easy it is to get distracted from this vision. Just drifting along, doing the best we can to keep one step ahead of our bills, one step ahead of mediocrity.

Of course, the financial part of our lives is but one aspect of our existence that we must juggle, but somehow most of us have managed to make it the focal point, magnified beyond all "get out." We have taken a slice of our lives, a "slice of the ham" so to speak, and turned it into the whole "pig" of our existence. And oh how we squeal and scream all the way to the butcher's block come tax or bill time!

"There's gotta be a better way." How many times have I heard myself sa

ged to make it the focal point, magnified beyond all "get out." We have taken a slice of our lives, a "slice of the ham" so to speak, and turned it into the whole "pig" of our existence. And oh how we squeal and scream all the way to the butcher's block come tax or bill time!

"There's gotta be a better way." How many times have I heard myself saying that? A lot. That question is a good start, but when I hear myself or others asking that over and over again while pretty much doing the same thing, while not acting upon this question to generate some forward momentum, then I seriously question our sanity.

Are we lazy? Maybe. Crazy? Well, we're all a little crazy...but when technology and the right knowledge get together to provide the answers that can help us, and if we still do nothing, then that's just plain stupid! Harsh? Definitely. Ouch! All right, we'll tone it down a bit. I think there is some irony here, that what might be considered by many to be an insidious trap, a blood-sucking, time wasting leech of our precious life energy--welcome the internet--that very thing that so many disdain has set the stage for monumental changes in how we do business and how we can literally free ourselves from "the Man."

Millions and millions of business dollars are being transacted via the internet everyday. It has also made business success accessible to those with very little capital to start with. And this offers massive change for those who are wanting to get off the roller coaster ride of financial uncertainty.

The internet business model has leveled the playing field, allowing a degree of participation for those who love money to sell to a vastly wider market than any retail outlet. And with little upfront capital required, this is not so bad coming from some "cold, heartless, blood-sucking leech" of technology. Not bad at all.