How to be attractive to women

November 18, 2008

“Who Else Wants to Discover the Powerful,
Step-By-Step Secrets of How to Meet,
Attract, and Create a Lasting and Fulfilling Relationship
With the Kind of Person You’ve Always Wanted?
– Even if You’re Shy or Don’t Think You are Good Looking!”


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“Dear James, You have no idea how shy and unconfident I used to be around women. I really was scared to approach women and didn’t know what to say, or how to control that feeling in side me that just kept on panicking whenever I liked someone.

Your course has given me the confidence to not only attract women, but also to know what to say and how to act and not leave that room for doubt in my mind.

You only live once and it is great to have that area of my life sorted now. After dating some truly hot women, I have met someone who I like a lot, we’ve been going out for over a month now and I don’t believe this would have happened without your help. Many thanks!!”
- Jason Tan (Huntington Beach, CA, USA)

   

 

Imagine how good you’ll feel about yourself when you have the confidence and knowledge to attract the man or woman of your dreams and keep them forever craving more!

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The best system, I’ve personally used for food cravings

November 17, 2008

Written by a former overeater who once ate an entire 
gallon of ice cream in one sitting and almost froze his stomach. 

 

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Wouldn’t you love to feel super healthy? Imagine your body bursting with vitality, every cell fed with nutrient-rich food. 

Here in the 21st century are florescent-lit aisles of cans, boxes and bags, set out by a corrupt food industry, a provider driven by greed for money, ruthlessly using addiction for profit. Fat, sugar, salt and additives are the tools of the trade. Bodies riddled with cancer and heart disease are of minor concern.

Once addicted, it’s hard to say “no.” The body craves foods that are harmful. Try to improve your diet, and cravings pop up everywhere.

Some people fight battles with guns and tanks, others use spoons and kitchen utensils.

I remember the Battle of the Bulge. The Ponderosa Salad Bar suffered a six-plate defeat.

I remember a war with a chocolate Easter bunny. In the middle of the night, I bit its head off. I admit it. I was a food addict. My life was controlled by food. Moderation was never my strong point.

When it came to ice cream, one scoop was never enough. I once ate a two-and-a-half gallon tub of maple walnut ice cream. It almost froze my stomach. To make matters worse, it was my roommate’s ice cream! I felt so badly afterwards that I put a 12-foot chain through the handles of the refrigerator and cupboards and told my roommate, “here’s the key to your food.” He wasn’t impressed.

The more I tried not to think about food, the more obsessed I became. I would stop eating cookies for three weeks, eat one cookie, and then relapse with a cookie binge. No cookie was safe from me. In minutes, a bag would be reduced to crumbs.

If it wasn’t cookies, it was chocolate. I became a chocoholic with a $28-a-day habit. I could drive only short distances, as I would have to stop every 15 minutes for a chocolate fix. Mornings were hell. There is nothing worse than a cocoa bean hangover.

After hating myself for being so weak, I’d make a decision to stop, only to take another beating from Mr. Big. I couldn’t win a battle with a peanut butter cup. In hand-to-mouth combat, I would come out a loser. 

I needed discipline. So off to the gym I went, dragging a food-abused body through the paces. Little by little, discipline developed. I could even juice fast and my body was starting to feel much better, but in the area of diet, I was still battling with food. I felt out of control.

After years of trial and error, I have finally overcome overeating and in my book, Eating in Freedom, I reveal what I did that gave me ultimate control over what I ate!

 

I’m no longer a slave to food and today, I am healthy and full of energy and vitality.  You can be, too!

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The best eBook I’ve read on Memory

October 15, 2008

This booklet is the best program I know of to boost and improve memory. which is currently offering a free introduction course, nothing up front!

  • Learn the 3 rules of memory that will make you a memory master.
  • Re-awaken your primordial brain to gain access to your massive memory bank.
  • Test how bad your memory really is. You think it’s bad? It’s worse than you think!
  • Test your memory before and after the course to see how much it has improved.
  • Understand the laws of memory and why you’ll forget 80% of what you learn within 24 hours and how to stop it.
  • Learn how to be more creative as a manager or business man and stay ahead of your competitors.
  • Learn how to memorise a 20-digit number sequence and know it forwards and forward in 1 minute.
  • Learn how you can meet 50 people and remember their faces, first and last names.
  • Listen to a lecture the correct way and study smart, not hard and see your grades skyrocket.
  • Learn foreign languages in weeks not years.
  • Learn how to master complex mathematical formulas.
  • Learn the valency table for chemistry elements in minutes.
  • Learn the principles of physics the easy way.
  • Learn how to teach a 5-year old the multiplication tables the fun and easy way.
  • Throw away your palm pilot and learn how to remember appointment and schedules even months into the future.
  • Throw away your pen and paper. Your errands list and shopping list is in your head.
  • Remember important anniversaries, birthdays and historical dates.
  • Learn to remember long speeches or scripts
  • Learn how to never forget road directions.
  • Never forget where you put your house or car keys again.
  • Learn to be the best card player and other memory tricks with playing cards.
  • Learn the laws of mental drawing and use it as a road map for review and creativity.
  • Learn how to retrieve lost memories or items of value thought lost forever.

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8 tips on how to stop gaining weight

September 14, 2008

1. Exercise – start with the most obvious. Lets be honest, how regularly do you see an overweight person who regularly exercises? It doesn’t happen right? You don’t have to join a gym, simply start walking/riding your bike each morning and watch the pounds fall off. A tip from the late Randy Pausch, take care of your daily calls by calling people whilst you are biking using a bluetooth headset, killing 2 birds with one stone.

2. Admit their is no shortcuts – You will need hard work to loose the pounds but the benefits will be enormous. Wouldn’t it be great to be able to run around the garden with the kids. Imagine the self-belief it would give you.

3. Keep a mental picture of how you will look after you’ve achieved your goal – At least once a day for 5 minutes, picture in your head your desired outcome. See it in great detail using all of your senses, feel the benefits its given to you.

4. Be specific and set a SMART goal – what exactly do you want to achieve. You MUST have a precise goal or you wont know when you have achieved it. Set a goal that is SMART (Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-able).

5. Change your inner talk, ask better questions – do you ask yourself questions such as why am i so overweight, why can’t i achieve my physical goals? change your questions. Instead when you find yourself asking these questions. Ask yourself better ones such as “How great will I look when I weigh X pounds?” or “What step can I take right now to put me in motion?”.

6. Associate massive pain to weight gain and massive pleasure to weight loss – We are mastered by 2 forces, wanting to avoid pain and gain pleasure. using this principle, associate pain to staying unfit and pleasure to becoming healthy. For example, when you look out before your first jog, say to yourself in the long-term I will benefit from this. When you see the cake say to yourself ” I might enjoy this but it disgusts me that I eat it because in the long-term its bad for me”.

7. Eat a plant-based diet. – This idea comes from The China Study, which can be summed up in “eat a plant-based diet”. Meat is generally bad for you. It’s an excellent book, one of my favourites in health/diet.

8. Change is slow and gradual – Admit to yourself that change will start immediately but will be slow, its the default mode of the universe.

Want a body to be proud of? This eBook helped me. lose 12lbs in 2 months, and now I wake up refreshed every day!

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September 14, 2008

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