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Dear Members

My friend and colleague, Sharon Wilson, is a leading
transformational teacher who creates enormous success
for the life coaches and entrepreneurs who work with
her.

Today, she has asked me to share something with you
that both she and I believe could be one of the most
important decisions you ever make in your business.

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I wholeheartedly agree with what Sharon is doing, and
I strongly recommend that you read her message in its
entirety and that you join Sharon and I in this endeavor!

Here's what she has to say:

Sharon Wilson here,

Today, I'm asking you to make a choice.
What side are you on?

One side says the economy is getting worse every day.
It's only going to get harder. You are crazy if you
think you can succeed in business right now. You are
even more crazy if you think you can have prosperity!
They are saying that we are all going to hell in a hand
basket...

...and there's nothing you can do about it.

Then, there is the other side, where you will hear a
voice that has struggled through the cries of doom like
a beacon of light. It started off soft, raging against
the current.

It is the voice that says you can create your own
reality. Whatever is going on around you doesn't
control you. It is the voice that says one person has
the power to affect change. One person has the power
to affect the Universe.

This voice - the voice of Spirit manifesting as the voice
of the Spiritualpreneur - has gotten louder.

It is on the side where miracles occur. It is on the side
that does not see what is as what can be.

It is the side that is partnered with Spirit - and in that
intention - no matter what occurs in any experience, it
is moving you closer to your absolute knowing that all
is well and that ultimately this experience will somehow
provide you with a blessing.

I know this place. I have had many challenges in my life
and business, and I know this for sure:

When you choose the side of the Miracle Maker - YOU
ARE F.REE!

What is a Spiritualpreneur?

This new breed of entrepreneurs are led by the voice of
Spirit and apply universal principles from an entrepreneur's
angle and YOU are changing the world.

The voice of the Spiritualpreneur has a strength and ring to
it that it has never had before.

It is proclaiming a declaration of power that is echoing
throughout the world, and it is telling you that the time has
come for you to make a decision!

Today, I'm coming to you with a choice - and a Challenge.

The time has come to draw a line in the sand, take each
other's hand and say, "WE ARE ONE".

It is time to say, "I'm not going to let others dictate my
reality".

I know. Those are big words when you feel the fear of
losing your house, your job, or your business.

But it's make or break time. You choose a side, or it
chooses you. Why not choose the side that says,
"You're a Miracle Maker"?

I believe that part of world transformation is to help
Spiritualpreneurs become financially fr'ee, and I want
to help you to do that whether you have a business now,
want to start a business or just want to create more
prosperity.

I am inviting you to a 30-Day Spiritualpreneur
Challenge, where you will learn processes that I have
never before taught outside my programs. The lessons
you will learn in this Challenge are vital for you to achieve
the balance, prosperity, joy and success that you want
in your business and life.

In fact, they will actually recession-proof you when you put
them into action!

This is not a promise that I take lightly, and I mean
what I say when I tell you that choosing the side you
want to be on today could be the most important
decision you will ever make when it comes to having
prosperity in this economy.

I have dedicated my energy to getting this information
into your hands, so that you can truly soar and shine
in 2009.

I'm so passionate about the importance of this
transformation in your business and its benefits that
I'd like to give you my program, "The Spiritualpreneur
Challenge" valued at $497 as a special gift.

That's not the only thing, though.

I have so much energy about responding to this need of
Spiritualpreneurs to join together that I am offering
the option of my own support on a weekly group phone
sessions for as many people as our phone lines can handle!

I am giving you the Challenge. I am giving you the
Support. I am offering you the Choice.

You can take this Challenge and WIN!

In the next 30 days you'll:

* Learn tools that will help you be fr.ee at a level that
transcends logic
* Recession-proof your business and realize that you
CAN have it all
* Live a life of prospe'rity no matter WHAT is going
on around you
* Learn how to get into the heart and mind of your
customer in a way that will make the sales process FUN
for you AND for them
* Create an actual sales process that feels good for
you and gets results
* Make more money than you ever dreamed possible
while really enjoying what you are doing

You'll learn the exact process you can use in your
life and business to achieve all of this and more, PLUS
gain access to a special forum of like-minded
Spiritualpreneurs that will assist you in being part of
a mastermind energy grid - which will accelerate your
success even faster.

Make your choice today. When you decide to draw your
line in the sand, you will get:

* My "30-day Empowered Spiritualpreneur Challenge"
($497 Value)
* Access to the Forum
* A never before offered option to receive weekly
group coaching from me ($497 Value)
* A Chance to W.I.N a spot in my upcoming
Empowered Spiritualpreneur Program (Over
$2000 Value)
* AND, an opportunity to actually MAKE MON.EY
just through being a part of the Challenge!

When you sign up to participate, you will receive
instructions on how to get your first lesson instantly.

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You'll also have the chance to offer this special
opportunity to your friends and get a referral fee! That
way you can help spread the word about world
transformation and making Spiritualpreneurs financ.ially
F.REE!

Make your choice today. You want to be on the
winning side! The collective voice of the
Spiritualpreneur WILL ultimately WIN!
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Seeing you prosperous,
Artur Rybowicz
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Volvo Got City Safety Award 2009

WE GET THE AWARDS. YOU GET THE SAFETY.
VOLVO CARS RECEIVES PAUL PIETSCH AWARD 2009 FOR CITY SAFETY.

For every safety award we receive, we are equally proud. Recently the new safety system, City Safety was honoured with the prestigious Paul Pietsch Award 2009, by the reputed German automobile journal “Auto Motor and Sport”. Volvo City Safety is a driver assistant system which can prevent rear-end collisions typical of low speeds or reduce the damage caused by the accident. City Safety is standard in the Volvo XC60. The cash prize of €12,500 will be used to promote safety awareness in German elementary schools.

5 Steps to Getting a Recession-Proof Side Business Off the Ground

"True individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence."

- Franklin D. Roosevelt

5 Steps to Getting a Recession-Proof Side Business Off the Ground

By Paul Lawrence

In this troubled economy, almost everyone can use the security that a side business can bring. I've been involved in a low-capital side business for years, and it has been a steady source of additional income for me. It's something you, too, should consider getting into. I'm talking about the event promotion business.

People spend money on entertainment even in tough times, which makes this a truly recession-proof venture. In fact, according to a Times Ascent article, "It has been observed that during a recession, spending on entertainment actually increases." In my experience, this has been true - perhaps because people are more in need of an "escape."

This past October, I produced the third annual International Sketch Comedy Competition. It was held at the world-famous Laugh Factory on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California. Sketch comedy groups traveled from around the country to compete.

We had a great crowd. I split the $20-per-person admission charge 50-50 with the club, so I went home with a quick thousand dollars. Even better, I recorded the event, and I expect to make as much as $250,000 by distributing the video. Because I had a celebrity host for the event (Barry Williams, who played Greg Brady on The Brady Bunch), there is a good retail market for it.

But I'm not the only person who's making steady cash by producing and promoting various types of events. One friend of mine, "Ellen," started out with little martial arts tournaments at clubs. Now, she fills arenas with thousands of seats on a regular basis. "Eddie" makes a nice living putting on karaoke nights around town. The venues pay him $300 to appear for a few hours with his karaoke machine. Then there's "Jessica." Aspiring screenwriters pay her a few hundred dollars to attend a two-hour session where they can "pitch" their scripts to film producers. Jessica's been running these events for years. She rents a hotel ballroom, and has no trouble getting the producers to attend (without compensation) because they're always interested in fresh ideas.

It requires almost no capital to get started in the event promotion business. It can bring in $500 to $2,000 in a single night. Plus, if you want to expand, there is plenty of room to grow.

Another advantage to this business is that there is such a wide variety of events that you can promote. Concerts and sports events, of course - however, there are many other options.

For instance, if you're knowledgeable about wine, you could organize wine and cheese tastings. Besides making some money on the admissions, you'd have the potential for additional profits on back-end sales of wines, cheeses, books, wine lovers' tools, and other related products. If you're a classic car enthusiast, you could promote an auto show. If you have financial expertise, you could hold wealth-building seminars.

You get the idea.

Keeping Your Costs Low With Joint Ventures

As a newcomer to event promoting, you want to start small. Don't try to promote a major event at a large theater, stadium, etc. Unless you have some excellent connections, the only way to make something like that happen is to risk a lot of capital.

Instead, one of the simplest ways to get started is to form a joint venture with a small venue. Think of pubs, comedy clubs, dance halls - places that rely on some form of entertainment to bring in customers. Most of these venues have one or more slow nights during the week that they would love to turn into a moneymaker.

In return for promoting an event that brings in a crowd, your joint venture partner will happily pay you a fee or a percentage of the "door" (the admission fees you intend to charge). I've promoted amateur comedy club shows where I was paid $1,200 for a few hours of work. I've also promoted special ballroom dances where I was paid $500 for two hours. This kind of money may not pay all your bills, but it can be some very nice extra income. Plus, as I said, if you find that you really like the business, you can turn it into a very profitable full-time career.

To secure a joint venture deal with a local venue, follow these steps:

Step 1: Choose an Event to Promote

Start by considering the possibilities in fields where you have some experience. Jessica - who promotes the scriptwriters' events - has worked in the movie business. I spent several years as a stand-up comic before I produced my first comedy event. But experience isn't always necessary. Keep in mind that Ellen had zero experience in martial arts when she got started.

Once you've come up with an idea that interests you, try to attend a similar event that's being put on by someone else. You'll learn more from that than anything else. If you go to an event and you see 200 people there who each paid 20 bucks, you know you have the potential to make a reasonable profit doing the same thing.

Step 2: Identify Possible Venue Partners

Make a list of all the venues that could be joint venture partners for the event you'd like to promote. If you're a "regular" at any of these places, that gets your foot in the door. It's even better if you know someone in management.

The first year I promoted the International Sketch Comedy Championships, I had to start from square one. My first criterion for a venue was location. I knew that to give the event prestige, it had to happen in Hollywood, Beverly Hills, or Los Angeles. My second criterion was size. In order to make a decent profit, I knew I needed a place that could seat between 100 and 300 people. By establishing those two parameters, I narrowed down my search.

Step 3: Create a Proposal

When you present your offer to the venue owner or manager, you're going to want to do it with a formal proposal that lays out all the specifics. You might, for example, offer to promote a concert by a popular local band at a skating rink for 50 percent of the "door" on one of their slow nights.

Step 4: Contact the Venues

Pick up the phone and call the first venue on your list. Ask to speak to the manager or owner. When you explain that you're calling to talk about promoting an event, you shouldn't have much trouble getting through to the right person.

You don't need to be a great salesperson to present your proposal. If they're not interested in it, move on to the next venue on your list.

It's all a matter of finding a place that's not only a good match for your event concept but also, at that particular moment, happens to be looking for a way to build up business.

Step 5: Market the Event

The marketing plan you draw up will, of course, depend upon the nature of the event itself. But here are some ideas to get you started.

* Send press releases to local newspapers and TV/radio stations. I once promoted a ballroom dance event that got a great write-up. My phone didn't stop ringing, and the event was completely sold out. I actually had to sell "standing room only" tickets.

* See if you can get the venue to promote your event to their customers by putting up signs and mentioning it in their ads.

* Encourage the participants in the event to help you draw a crowd by getting their friends and family to come.

* Don't forget to place notices in the "Things to Do" sections of local publications.

Remember - even when times are tough, people still need to get out once in a while and have fun. That makes promoting events a great business that can thrive in any economy. And doing a joint venture with an appropriate venue can put you in business with little to no capital... almost instantly.

[Ed. Note: Paul Lawrence has started over a dozen profitable enterprises, specializing in low-capital small businesses. For more easy-to-follow information on how to start your own event promotion business, learn about Paul's event promotion program here.

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