A Fistful Of Dollars

by Sean Rasmussen on March 9, 2010

A FistFul Of DollarsHow would you like to make A Fistful Of Dollars? Make it $1,000 to be specific. If you don’t already know about the $1,000 commenting reward, now could be a good time to get up to speed.

  • Do you want to Make $1,000 without investing 1 cent?
  • Do the words: “No Catch” sound great? Because there is No Catch!
  • Does a GRAND PRIZE of a substantial value sound exiting? (that is much more that $1,000)

I am giving away $1,000 AUD to the person that makes the most comments on this blog (SeanRasmussen.com) for the month of March 2010. There are some simple and fair rules to be followed and I have listed the rules here.

How To Make A Fistful Of Dollars

Here is a video to make it easier for you to participate and win. There will also be further video’s to outline some tips and tricks for beginners who may not necessarily know everything about blogs, comments, social media and web 2.0

I will make more vids during the week. Meanwhile, join in on the action. This list will help you get started: (remember there is a GRAND PRIZE for the overall winner at June 30 – 2010)

  • Clint EastwoodJoin the Facebook Fanpage: Sean Rasmussen Talks.
  • Read the $1,000 Rules to make A Fistful Of Dollars.
  • Comment on SeanRasmussen.com (this blog).
  • Leave a comment or feedback on Facebook: SeanRasmussenTalks.
  • Follow the rules and the person with the most comments will collect 1,000 Dollars
  • There are 100’s of posts on this blog to comment on. This could be the easiest $1,000 anyone has ever made.
  • I will issue lots of additional prizes.
  • The GRAND PRIZE for most comments by June 30 – 2010 is going to be an absolute CRACKER!
  • It will be a barrel load of fun and you will learn heaps in the process!

Have fun, enjoy and may the best and fairest person win A Fistful Of Dollars in true Clint Eastwood fashion!

Sean Rasmussen
Success Communicator
Aussie Internet Marketer © 2004 – 2010

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Mindset Mastery 183 – Momentous Decisions

by Sean Rasmussen on March 8, 2010

Mindset Mastery eBookThe most momentous of occasions had their start in a single momentous decision. This is the course of our lessons from Napoleon Hill most recently.

When In The Course…

The document was drawn, and on June 28, the original draft was read before the Congress. For several days it was discussed, altered, and made ready. On July 4, 1776, Thomas Jefferson stood before the Assembly, and fearlessly read the most momentous decision ever placed on paper.

“When in the course of human events it is necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of Nature, and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation…”

The Privilege To Decide

When Jefferson finished, the document was voted on, accepted, and signed by the fifty-six men, every one staking his own life upon his decision to write his name. By that decision came into existence a nation destined to bring to mankind forever, the privilege of making decisions.

By decisions made in a similar spirit of Faith, and only by such decisions, can men solve their personal problems, and win for themselves high estates of material and spiritual wealth. Let us not forget this!

Analyze the events which led to the Declaration of Independence, and be convinced that this nation, which now holds a position of commanding respect and power among all nations of the world, was born of a decision created by a Master Mind, consisting of fifty-six men. Note well, the fact that it was their decision which insured the success of Washington’s armies, because the spirit of that decision was in the heart of every soldier who fought with him, and served as a spiritual power which recognizes no such thing as failure.

Born Of Decision

We all have the right and privilege to decide our own future (and fortunes!) for ourselves. That is precisely the lesson that Napoleon Hill wants us to learn, so that we can take that decision and make a better future for ourselves and those we support.

Sean Rasmussen
Success Communicator
Aussie Internet Marketer © 2004 – 2010

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Does $1,000 In Your Pocket Sound OK?

March 5, 2010

How would you like to make $1,000 without investing any money, risking anything, meeting lots of people, learning in the process and possibly having a bucket load of fun?
No, I haven’t been smoking any funny stuff! I’m talking about getting involved on a new level right here on this blog and I will reward you [...]

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Adelaide Internet Marketing

March 4, 2010

Tomorrow I head east for the next Adelaide Internet Marketing session. I’m really looking forward to this one, especially because I’m bringing my wife along and get to catch up with many of my YOTA Forum clients on Saturday night. There is nothing quite like a few quiet drinks in a piano bar amongst good [...]

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Mindset Mastery 182 – Making The Most Of It

March 1, 2010

The next selection from Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich teaches us something about maximising the opportunities that we create through our dedicated decision-making processes. This lesson comes also from those characters of the American Revolution.

Maximum Opportunity

Before the first meeting of the new Congress, another leader, in a different section of the country, was deep in the process of publishing a “Summary View of the Rights of British America.” He was Thomas Jefferson, of the Province of Virginia, whose relationship to Lord Dunmore, (representative of the Crown in Virginia), was as strained as that of Hancock and Adams with their Governor.

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Mindset Mastery 181 – Character Beyond Question

February 26, 2010

To recap, when we last left Napoleon Hill he was imparting to us some important lessons from U.S. history and some historical figures who were, and still are, of unquestionable character.

Uncharacteristic Loyalty

There seems to be no need for commenting on the character of this man. It must be obvious to all who read this astounding message that its sender possessed loyalty of the highest order. This is important.

When Governor Gage received Adams’ caustic reply, he flew into a rage, and issued a proclamation which read, “I do, hereby, in his majesty’s name, offer and promise his most gracious pardon to all persons who shall forthwith lay down their arms, and return to the duties of peaceable subjects, excepting only from the benefit of such pardon, Samuel Adams and John Hancock, whose offences are of too flagitious a nature to admit of any other consideration but that of condign punishment.”

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Mindset Mastery 180 – Masterful Planning

February 22, 2010

History lives on, on both sides of the ocean. The birth of America was not an overnight sensation, as Napoleon Hill continues to illustrate here.

More Historical Materminding

Meanwhile, the British were not idle. They, too, were doing some planning and “Master-Minding” on their own account, with the advantage of having money to back them and organized soldiery.

The Crown appointed Gage to supplant Hutchinson as the Governor of Massachusetts. One of the new Governor’s first acts was to send a messenger to call on Samuel Adams, for the purpose of endeavoring to stop his opposition—by fear.

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Think And Grow Rich In Sydney

February 21, 2010

It was great to speak to the great people of Sydney again. I presented my Sydney Internet Marketing session on stage for Think And Grow Rich Events. It amazes me to think; every time I arrive in an Aussie State Capital City, I like it as my favourite city on that [...]

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Mindset Mastery 179 – History Continues

February 19, 2010

Our lessons in U.S. history—in the history of the birth of a nation and the power of a people behind it—continue today, with the continued story of the birth of America.

Powerful Demands

Before the Assembly adjourned, Samuel Adams was appointed to call on the Governor of the Province, Hutchinson, and demand the withdrawal of the British troops.

The request was granted; the troops were removed from Boston, but the incident was not closed. It had caused a situation destined to change the entire trend of civilization. Strange, isn’t it, how the great changes, such as the American Revolution, and the First World War, often have their beginnings in circumstances which seem unimportant?

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Sydney Internet Marketing

February 18, 2010

It’s time for me to travel across the country to Sydney for another internet marketing session. I am quite enjoying the challenge of speaking to a crowd of 300+ people about my favourite topic: Internet Marketing. It’s always nice to have a captive audience that want to learn the subjects I speak about.
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