Monday, 4 May 2015

The Millionaire's Brain

It's been awhile now since I've been looking for help in improving my career and life. For the past few months I've been unhappy with my professional life. My main issue is the state of my job. I spend too much time at work that affects time spent with my family and friends.

On top of that, my job duties have increased over time but my salary has not.  I felt mentally down and was struggling to think of ways I could improve the quality of my life. Something had to change.
When I came across The Millionaire's Brain, I was in two minds. While I felt that the book could help me in my present situation, I wasn't sure if I could get much help out of it as I would like.   

But The Millionaire's Brain seemed simple enough to digest and was more than  affordable- at least compared to the hundreds or even thousands you might fork out for some sort of "get rich quick" talks or schemes you see advertised everywhere.

And cut to present day after spending some time with The Millionaire's Brain,  I am relieved to review that it is well worth the purchase!

As a whole, The Millionaire Brain manual explores basic mind concepts that I have always found fascinating. Changing your actions, behaviors and thoughts might sound simple, but they are powerful tools to implement in your life.

I was particularly interested where they focus on training your brain to have a positive mindset towards money and wealth. Personally, money has always been hard to come by. And I realized that it was due to my negative feelings towards money. Fortunately, the book teaches you how to rewire your brain to have a positive mindset about money.

It really helps that the book explains the abilities of a person's brain and how it is programmed. I got to learn about neuroplasticity and how the brain can be changed and shaped throughout a person's life. Such information really instilled the confidence in me to make a list of goals and aim to achieve them.

Besides wealth, The Millionaire's brain also touches on other mental areas that is likely to affect you in life.

For instance, there is a chapter devoted to overcoming negativity and embracing positivity to overcome hardships. I'd like to point out that while such information might not be related to my main goal, I found it very helpful in evaluating myself  and my life choices so far.

Personally, I found myself re-reading the pointers on removing negative influence and adding more positivity to my life. I realized from reading these chapters that I needed to surround myself more with people who share similar goals and hobbies.

Initially, I was always focused on work and had no time for socializing which affected me emotionally. I now get that making positive changes is indeed just as important as working hard.
Another aspect I liked was the exercises present throughout the chapters that enabled me to understand the written content. They do not take up much of your time and at most, all you need is a pen and paper to get it done!

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If you like to apply what you've learnt, The Millionaire's Brain also comes with a Brain Optimizer workbook for you to practice on yourself to get the most out of what you've been reading.

To be frank, I generally take a long time to learn things and get them right. I was not looking forward to opening the Brain Optimizer workbook! But I'm glad I eventually did as the exercises were not difficult. While I have not completed all of the exercises as of yet, I did the find the meditative techniques relaxing and emotionally satisfying.

The Money Code is another bonus content that comes with The Millionaire's Brain. If you are more interested in achieving financial success, this report would be most beneficial to you. It serves as a worthy extension from The Millionaire's Brain plus I found it cool how it teaches you to draw out ideas from the creative side of your mind.

You also receive some audio guidance known as The Millionaire Mindset Suite. I was recommended to listen to the audios consistently for at least four weeks. I initially found it tough to commit to such a schedule due to work so I listened to each session individually daily, which has been working well so far.

This is a unique aspect when I got The Millionaire's Brain: Compared to most products today- you don't just get one wordy, measly book, you get the works! As I mentioned above, I had more options in my hand with a workbook, an audio guide and an additional report. I appreciate that Millionaire's Brain Book doesn't hold back, it gives the user a variety of stuff to work with!

I am very appreciative of what The Millionaire's Brain is doing. I feel that authors Winter and Alvin have put together a well thought out and informative book that can help just about the everyday Joe who want to financially prosper.

It certainly has helped in making me believe that you don't really have to work day and night to achieve wealth and prosperity in your life! And now that I'm taking control of my own destiny, the future has never looked better!

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Tuesday, 16 December 2014

My Advertising Pays celebrates first birthday

Sensational 1st anniversary event for 'My Advertising Pays' was a massive success.
We all had a fantastic day on Saturday at the Cumberland Hotel in London. Simon Stepsys compered the event which included a presentation for guests, speakers on subjects as varied as Video Production to Mindset Mapping.

My Advertising pays now has just over 80,000 menbers but the vision is to go for 4 or 5 million members which would be phenomenal. We watched a video presentation by founder, Mike Deese which was humbling and inspirational.

If you want an income on the internet that is guaranteed and sustainable I would urge you to sign up very soon. We are about to witness a massive growth in 2015.

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Members of our team: John Davies (left),  Philippa Davie (Right) with Simon Stepsys and myself.


I can't stress enough that My Advertising Pays is going to be huge and if you want financial security for he future then sign up NOW!


Good Luck and have a wonderful Christmas

Simon Tidball
Millionaire Trainer


Monday, 8 December 2014

English Gone Wong!


It would be very clear to native English speakers that this sign is instructing the viewer that there is a danger that you may drown if you are not careful. I think they must have tried to say "Be careful or you may drown". Now however, it sounds as if they have tried to put that sign for those who come to that river (or whatever) to kill themselves or try to drown their companions. Indeed, if you try to drown yourself and others by making too much fuss, you may mess up your killing attempt as it would unnecessary draw public attention. Hence, they tell you to do it carefully, i.e. doing it quietly when no one is looking.



 One shouldnt use the lift if it catches fire. Although if you're in the lift when it catches fire, you'd be dead in no time. If you are not in the lift when it catches fire, I dont think you would be able to use it anymore. It is kind of obvious. But after all, many people lack common sense (especially the Chinese) and it'd helpful if they have given you basic instructions to save your ass.

Thanks to 'Gaurav' for these examples of Chinese translation.

Monday, 3 February 2014

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Wednesday, 18 September 2013

A GOOD Way to learn English?

You will learn to speak English more rapidly if you learn through speaking phrases rather than individual words. The grammer of languages is often high-lighted in teaching but it is thought that learning phrases is the best way to start learning and to be more important than concentrating on individual words.

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Wednesday, 28 August 2013

The Best Way to Learn English

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Dear Author,
My name is Seda Samet and I am a student. Your e-book is great and helps me to talk in English. I take this printout version when we travel to different English speaking countries. It was really helpful. I not only learnt how to talk to new people, but also the culture in English speaking countries. My parents can’t speak English, so they always expected me to learn English. So when I went to London with my parents, I took your book with me wherever I went. It was a great help.

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Monday, 29 July 2013

Can I get a coffee, Please?

The last year or so has seen a proliferation of the use of 'Can I get' instead of 'Can I have' and frankly it drives me mad. I'm not really sure where it has come from though I'm tempted to say that it falls into the Americanism's category. It is almost exclusively use by younger members of society and I've rarely, if ever heard it used by any anyone in Britain over the age of 50.

Can I get some more paper?’
‘Yes, it’s on the table over there – help yourself.’
 
This would be an unremarkable question and answer pattern but the colleague who was asked this question by several native speakers of British English recently was the invigilator of an exam and certainly did not give that response! The expectation of ‘going and getting’ some more paper cannot have been in the students’ or the invigilator’s mind.

So what the students meant was: ‘Can I have some more paper?’ (I’d like to be given some more paper).

This use of ‘Can I get’ for ‘Can I have’ has become increasingly common in the younger age groups of British English speakers. I first remember noticing it in the late 1990s, when the Friends effect was strong in the UK. Now you will often hear someone asking ‘Can I get a coffee?’ or ‘Can I get an egg sandwich?’ at a takeaway counter. It is, of course, common in American English.

Both the UK and US versions of the Macmillan English Dictionary record the ‘Can I have’ formula for requests, giving it the specific context of polite requests for food and drink. They also both record the ‘go and bring back’ sense of ‘get’. But, in common with the most recently published ELT dictionaries, neither appears to show that ‘get’ is being used in requests for something to be given, in British English as well as American English.

To get
[transitive] [never passive] to obtain, receive, or be given something
Ross's father got a new job.
get something from someone:
get someone something/get something for someone:
get an answer/reply etc:
get the chance/opportunity:
get permission/approval etc:

Synonyms or related words for this sense of get

  1. a. to buy something

    Synonyms or related words for this sense of get

  2. d. to obtain information

    Synonyms or related words for this sense of get




Have can be used in the following ways:
as an auxiliary verb in perfect tenses of verbs (followed by a past participle): We have lived here for 20 years.Who's eaten all the grapes? (used without a following past participle): Ellen hasn't finished, but I have. Questions, negatives, and question tags using the auxiliary verb have are formed without do: Has the meeting finished?You haven't eaten anything.The customers haven't complained, have they?
as a transitive verb used in descriptions and for talking about possession, relationships, or the state that someone or something is in: She has dark curly hair.He had two sisters. This use of have is never in progressive or passive forms. Have got is often used instead of have for these meanings, especially in spoken English and informal writing: Alan's got a new bike. Questions and negatives can be formed by using have got, have alone, or do: Have you got any money?Have you any money?Do you have any money?We haven't got any money.We haven't any money.We don't have any money. Question tags are formed with have when the main verb is have got: They've got a lovely garden, haven't they?
as a transitive verb used for talking about actions and experiences: Let's have a swim before lunch.I had a good time at the party. This use of have can sometimes be in the progressive but is almost never in the passive: She's having a baby.Are you having a drink? Have got is not used, and neither short forms of have nor weak forms of pronunciation are ever used in these meanings. Questions, negatives, and question tags are formed with do: Did you have a nice walk?I didn't have breakfast this morning.They had quite a bad accident, didn't they?
as a transitive verb (followed by an object and then a participle or infinitive without 'to'): How often do you have your hair cut?I'll have someone clean out your room. This use of have can be in the progressive: I'm having all the carpets cleaned. Questions, negatives, and question tags are formed with do: Did you have the engine checked?
as a verb used for talking about what is necessary (followed by a verb in the infinitive with 'to'): I had to wait for an hour. (followed by 'to' without a verb in the infinitive): We'll fight for our rights if we have to. This use of have can be in the progressive: I was having to work every weekend. Have got to is often used instead of have to, especially in spoken English and in informal writing: You've got to show your passport. Questions can be formed using do, have got, or have alone: Do we have to pay now?Have we got to pay now?Have we to pay now? Negative sentences are usually formed with do or have got: You don't have to pay yet.You haven't got to pay yet. Question tags are usually formed with do: We have to take a test, don't we?

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