Coach K - Business Promotions’ Friends and Family

Negative co workers

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 00:37:18 -0700

Look, the only thing that matters is that you are accountable for your actions. Actions should be to keep close to non-negative, non-complaining people. Keep clear of the bad ones. bottom line.

Every time you hear negative stuff. Move, leave, get away.

Go work on something good that grows and betters others.

So, at the end of an honest day, you created, you produced, you helped people, and you go to bed with a sense of well being. and then EXCITED to get up bright and early the next day to do it all over again.

"When in doubt, keep them out."

Jeff Yulinda

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"Winning Through Intimidation"

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Thu, 22 May 2008 03:05:37 -0700

A really great friend of mine handed me a book a few years back and said this "read this". I looked down and saw the title and got a bit confused about why he would want me to read something with that title. He said "just read it, it is a good book". I respect my friend and listen to him because he has been so good to me over the years. He was right about the book.

Winning through intimidation is excellent and it helped me think differently about how business is conducted.

All of those years others have been winning over me through intimidating me. hmmm. There are strategies to the way they do business. No one wants to be intimidated, but it has been happening to me for so long without me even being aware of it.

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"The Theory of Intimidation": In Ringer's words: "The results a person obtains are inversely proportionate to the degree to which he is intimidated."

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The part in the book where he brings some guy dressed up in a suite carrying a briefcase to one of his real estate deals is too funny. The other party perceives him as a big shot. Just perfect.

This is a brilliant book.

Also, this is taken from his website - JUST BRILLIANT!!!

"Creating value, then, stems from passion; passion stems from a belief in what you’re doing; and belief in what you’re doing (i.e., a purpose) stems from being involved in work that you not only are good at, but that you enjoy.

Once you have all these factors moving in the right direction, competition becomes less and less of an obstacle to your success. When you focus on setting the standard for creating value, the competition has its hands full just trying to keep up with you."

There is just nothing better in this world than having your purpose figured out, know why you are doing what you are doing and then doing it as best as possible. warm fuzzies inside.

http://robertringer.com/index.php

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Thank Goodness For Government Cheese!

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Fri, 02 May 2008 22:40:00 -0700

I grew up very poor. Food stamps and government cheese. The taste of government cheese is memorable, to say the least, and it really is not that bad. My father had a terminal illness and suffered everyday. He passed away when I was in my late teens. During the years of suffering he would say the following "Make something of yourself, get an education, you live in a place that gives you the opportunity have a better life". He said it over and over.

Well, I listened to my father and thank goodness for his support even though he was in so much pain. Have been busting my tail and making the most of each opportunity that opens up. I still struggle with scarcity and the fear of not having enough. This is a tough one. When you grow up worried about money for medications, electricity, food, it is difficult to overcome later in life. When I catch myself doing that I am able to study up and correct myself and cancel out the improper programming. I get back to work, back to producing, and back to doing the best job that I possibly can. Psycho-Cybernetics.com works wonders.

This is a great article to read:

white trash girl to CEO

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Lazy people must be stopped

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:44:20 -0700

The other day I was finishing up a project and one of the clowns that I work with (most are not - he is) started yawning. One after the other. Here I am busting my tail and I keep hearing this "awwww" sound. Annoying as anything in this world. Later he starts complaining about our business and how wrong things are. What did he do that day, nothing but yawn and complain.

Have you ever noticed that the ones complaining and that are tired are the ones not doing anything?

We don't talk and I moved my desk away from him so I can get more done. (I told him to quit being such a little baby and get to bed earlier)

Happiness comes when you produce and hit your goals. Lazy people can get together with other lazy people and complain about how much others are getting done.

Get up early and contribute to the world!

10 benefits of rising early, and how to do it

http://zenhabits.net/2007/05/10-benefits-of-rising-early-and-how-to-do-it/

P.S. Don't yawn, it slows down the successful people around you

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Computers

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:47:13 -0700

COOLNESS

----> *Click Here

*Only click if you are a computer lover such as myself!

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43 things

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 07:44:41 -0800

Quick post today. www.43things.com

Easy way to keep motivated and in the right direction.

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Secrets of success

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 19:11:45 -0800

There are tried and true things that successful people do day after day. Here are the things that will get you where you want to go, just wake up everyday and apply them, simple.

1. Control your fear

2. Obstacles are your friend

3. Sharpen your strengths

4. Keep feeding your brain

5. Applied knowledge is power

Get up tomorrow and produce, work hard, do your absolute best, and life will pay you back with more blessings than you could ever imagine.

Overcoming fear

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Mac Featherputer

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 15:07:27 -0800

I want this, it comes out is 2 weeks. Imagine carrying this around (3 pounds) rather than the MacBook (5 pounds). This is about half the weight, close. Going to wait in line at the Applestore, might even camp out the night before just to be one of the first people to hold it. Exciting times for Jeff Yulinda.

Light as a feather

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The best computer in the world

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:14:54 -0800

This is absolutely the best thing that has ever been made!

iMac

Boom

Steve Jobs has really done an excellent job to bring to the world something that is easy to use and has the computer user in mind. Work should be fun, and working with anything other than an iMac is just not fun for me. It is boring. With the iMac things look better, they feel better and this makes work fun for me. Get a podcast playing and I am good to go for hours! There is nothing better than working. Thank you Steve Jobs for making my life better!

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Tony Robbins

nobody@vox.com(JeffYulinda) — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 10:52:32 -0800

Get Things Done

Tony Robbins has helped me out, he is an excellent speaker and he organizes things so they are easy to categorize and follow. He has been a major player with the success with my business and my relationships. Hope you enjoy this video. If you ever get a chance to go to his seminar, GO, just GO.

Here are his upcoming seminar dates: www.tonyrobbins.com/RRS/getstarted.aspx

Here is the link to his foundation: http://www.anthonyrobbinsfoundation.org

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