We get a lot of inquiries asking for a list of ALL the MLM companies out there.

So we found one.  Here it is:

The Best MLM List We Could Find

I’m pretty grateful.  Here’s a list of 100 of my grattitudes, in no specific order:

1. My wife
2. My son
3. My house
4. Vehicles that work
5. My unborn baby
6. My blog
7. The knowledge I’ve acquired
8. Other marketers
9. Our Underwriters and Affiliates
10. Capitalism
11. The gym
12. HBSA
13. Creativity
14. Health
15. The ability to focus
16. Sunshine
17. Word processing software
18. Google
19. Radiohead
20. Fax machines
21. Comfortable flip-flops
22. Steve Jobs
23. Globalism
24. Cell phones
25. Email
26. Inlaws
27. The English language
28. FedEx
29. Crayons
30. My business partner
31. Organic food
32. Clocks
33. Wood stoves
34. Physical ability
35. Turkey
36. Stuffing
37. Pumpkin pie
38. A blue sky
39. Botanical beauty (flowers, trees, etc)
40. Working on cars
41. Youtube
42. Ability to help people
43. Innovation
44. Electricity
45. Emotions
46. Merchant accounts
47. Target practice
48. Dan Kennedy
49. Dictionaries
50. Pull-up bars
51. Thesaurus’s
52. Ultra-soft Kleenexes
53. The 2nd Amendment
54. Energy
55. Children’s perspective
56. Smiles
57. Dancing
58. Laughter
59. Piano players
60. Pictures of people I love from back when they were kids
61. Pets
62. Generosity
63. Fire
64. 4-wheel drive
65. Street sweepers
66. Car washes
67. Arm wrestling
68. The DNC list
69. Spam
70. Good movies
71. Ralph Waldo Emerson
72. Chiropractors
73. Football
74. Running water
75. The Colorado Rockies (actual geography, not the sports team)
76. Snowboarding
77. Beaches
78. Rich people
79. Poor people
80. Brave people
81. Lance Armstrong
82. Swimming lessons
83. The Olympics
84. The founding fathers
85. Disco music (it’s funny)
86. Opportunity
87. Winter snow
88. Good books
89. Coolwater (cologne)
90. Air transportation
91. Starbucks coffee
92. Wal-Mart
93. Wal-Mart protesters
94. Freedom of speech
95. Akitas
96. Alaska
97. Constellations
98. The past
99. The future
100. Right now

Immunotec announced the appointment of their new VP of marketing, Ron Wigdor.

Wigdor has over 20yrs experience in the marketing industry.  Prior to Immunotec, he worked in the packaged goods and corporate services market.

Immunotec is a global provider of health and wellness products.  With demand increasing for additional self-help remedies, Mr. Wigdor should be able to work some magic.

You won’t be able to work forever.

This might seem obvious, but there will come a time when you will either want to retire or be forced to retire.  When that happens, the choices you have made during the time you were working will determine your lifestyle after you stop working.  This is double-true if you are self-employed or own your own business.  You won’t have a corporate sugar-daddy paying you pension money Continue reading »

This guy ran for a congressional seat in California: