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Our Mission Is To Help At Least 1,000,000 Families Throughout The World Experience TRUE Time-Freedom And Financial-Freedom Using Our Unique Hi-Tech Product and Step-By-Step Wealth Building System.
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Helping people grow in faith, reach their financial potential and enjoy true time-freedom for themselves and for their loved ones are our top priorities . . .
Monday, July 31, 2006
Wealth is in the Eyes of the Beholder
You can be rich and not wealthy. Many people spend their life seeking money, yet true wealth is so much more. It's the ability to enjoy a meaningful life. The word "enjoy" originates from Latin gaudere to rejoice. Rejoice means, being grateful and having faith that somehow. . .
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
How To Improve Your Life, Your Health and Your Income. . .
EcoQuest is more than just products for healthy living, it's an opportunity to improve your life financially. The only requirement is your desire to succeed. And, there is a place for everyone at the table. At EcoQuest, we promise life-changing income opportunities for anyone willing to work. Setting the standard high for excellence and integrity. We are careful to make promises, and when we do, we deliver. "We are not a fad. People need our products because they solve problems; problems so significant and far reaching that they are affecting everyone in North America - right now." Michael Jackson President of EcoQuest.
Weary of the corporate world and already searching for a way to have a business of her own, Elaine Gibson paid close attention to a letter from Greg Montoya that told her about an unusual business opportunity.
“I read the letter, ordered the product, Living Air, and within twenty four hours of breathing the difference, I realized that I had found the answer. But I could not have imagined what was ahead.”
“The product, the people, and the integrity in every detail was remarkable,” she says. “I have grown to realize that this is the EcoQuest way. All the trappings of the conventional job fly out the window. I set my own schedule and earn more money than I ever imagined possible. The concept is brilliant; they pay me for what I do and I am free to do all I want!”
Initially, it was Elaine’s business. However, in October of 2000, she and her husband, Nevin, traveled together to Cancun, Mexico, for EcoQuest’s Annual Leadership Convention. While there, Nevin decided to fire his boss.
“He thought he was retiring,” Elaine laughs out loud. “But I have him working day and night!” There must be some free time in his schedule though. He has found time to train for and plans to run a marathon later this year.
One of the many things that makes this business so terrific is that we can do it from anywhere.
“I have done many conference calls with a child in my arms or sitting out on our deck or even cooking dinner,” she says. “We carry product and catalogs with us wherever we go so we can share it all with everyone we meet. Two years ago we went to a bed and breakfast for the weekend and left with the owner giving us a check for $700! Last summer while looking at antiques we sold the shop owner more than $1000 in products. Lunch in an Italian restaurant ended with the sale of one Classic and an appointment with the corporate office.”
Their children and grandchildren are an important part of their lives, too. Every time they win a new bonus car (and they’ve won two so far) the first trip is always to have car seats installed for the grandchildren and of course, the personalized license plates. Hers is “GAGA” and Nevin’s reads “PAPA NEV.”
Weary of the corporate world and already searching for a way to have a business of her own, Elaine Gibson paid close attention to a letter from Greg Montoya that told her about an unusual business opportunity.
“I read the letter, ordered the product, Living Air, and within twenty four hours of breathing the difference, I realized that I had found the answer. But I could not have imagined what was ahead.”
“The product, the people, and the integrity in every detail was remarkable,” she says. “I have grown to realize that this is the EcoQuest way. All the trappings of the conventional job fly out the window. I set my own schedule and earn more money than I ever imagined possible. The concept is brilliant; they pay me for what I do and I am free to do all I want!”
Initially, it was Elaine’s business. However, in October of 2000, she and her husband, Nevin, traveled together to Cancun, Mexico, for EcoQuest’s Annual Leadership Convention. While there, Nevin decided to fire his boss.
“He thought he was retiring,” Elaine laughs out loud. “But I have him working day and night!” There must be some free time in his schedule though. He has found time to train for and plans to run a marathon later this year.
One of the many things that makes this business so terrific is that we can do it from anywhere.
“I have done many conference calls with a child in my arms or sitting out on our deck or even cooking dinner,” she says. “We carry product and catalogs with us wherever we go so we can share it all with everyone we meet. Two years ago we went to a bed and breakfast for the weekend and left with the owner giving us a check for $700! Last summer while looking at antiques we sold the shop owner more than $1000 in products. Lunch in an Italian restaurant ended with the sale of one Classic and an appointment with the corporate office.”
Their children and grandchildren are an important part of their lives, too. Every time they win a new bonus car (and they’ve won two so far) the first trip is always to have car seats installed for the grandchildren and of course, the personalized license plates. Hers is “GAGA” and Nevin’s reads “PAPA NEV.”
Daily Wisdom From John Stiemke
Wisdom for Today Tuesday July 25, 2006
Gone are the days when I beat myself up. Lost is the self-hatred. How does one go from self-loathing to actually loving self and others? When did this actually occur? Somewhere in the recovery process, I stopped doing all those things, which completely violated my values. I stopped doing that which my conscience knew was wrong. This is not to say that I still don’t make mistakes. I am human. But I no longer need to destroy my life and hurt others for my own selfish gain. I no longer need to get out a big stick and beat myself over the head. I no longer have to ask myself why I was so stupid. I no longer need to walk in absolute shame.
I cannot fully explain what it is like to lose this need to hate myself and actually care again. This is the miracle called recovery. You see, recovery is not just about simple abstinence. The program teaches me so much more. I have been able to sort through the piles of “yuk” in my life and find that which is truly important. I have learned to operate within my values. I have learned to admit the mistakes I make and work to change my behavior so as not to repeat destructive patterns. I have developed a sense of right and wrong and a desire to do the next right thing. I no longer need to put myself down and abuse myself. I have learned to accept my humanity. Have I lost my self-hatred?
Meditations for the Heart
Values and virtues are things we do not often speak of, but they are of utmost importance to the recovering addict and alcoholic. Values are the things we hold dear. They define what is important and where we invest our time and energy. If I value my recovery I will invest time and energy into it. The same is true with family, a spiritual life, work, self-care and our relationships with others. Virtues on the other hand determine how we go about living our lives. The program teaches us many virtues such as honesty, courage, wisdom and many others. We discover that we do not need to live in a manner of self-deceit, dishonesty, fear and stupidity. We find that we can develop healthy values and virtues. Recovery and the steps and traditions teach us how to live. Am I developing a healthy set of values and virtues?
Petitions to my Higher Power
God,
Once again this morning I can look in the mirror. There was a time that I could not do this. I avoided looking at myself because I did not want to see what was there. I am grateful for this ability to see myself and accept myself again. Thank You for this new vision not only of who I am, but also who I can become. Help me this day to use my values as a guide for living. Teach me to use the virtues of the program in my daily life.
Amen.
Gone are the days when I beat myself up. Lost is the self-hatred. How does one go from self-loathing to actually loving self and others? When did this actually occur? Somewhere in the recovery process, I stopped doing all those things, which completely violated my values. I stopped doing that which my conscience knew was wrong. This is not to say that I still don’t make mistakes. I am human. But I no longer need to destroy my life and hurt others for my own selfish gain. I no longer need to get out a big stick and beat myself over the head. I no longer have to ask myself why I was so stupid. I no longer need to walk in absolute shame.
I cannot fully explain what it is like to lose this need to hate myself and actually care again. This is the miracle called recovery. You see, recovery is not just about simple abstinence. The program teaches me so much more. I have been able to sort through the piles of “yuk” in my life and find that which is truly important. I have learned to operate within my values. I have learned to admit the mistakes I make and work to change my behavior so as not to repeat destructive patterns. I have developed a sense of right and wrong and a desire to do the next right thing. I no longer need to put myself down and abuse myself. I have learned to accept my humanity. Have I lost my self-hatred?
Meditations for the Heart
Values and virtues are things we do not often speak of, but they are of utmost importance to the recovering addict and alcoholic. Values are the things we hold dear. They define what is important and where we invest our time and energy. If I value my recovery I will invest time and energy into it. The same is true with family, a spiritual life, work, self-care and our relationships with others. Virtues on the other hand determine how we go about living our lives. The program teaches us many virtues such as honesty, courage, wisdom and many others. We discover that we do not need to live in a manner of self-deceit, dishonesty, fear and stupidity. We find that we can develop healthy values and virtues. Recovery and the steps and traditions teach us how to live. Am I developing a healthy set of values and virtues?
Petitions to my Higher Power
God,
Once again this morning I can look in the mirror. There was a time that I could not do this. I avoided looking at myself because I did not want to see what was there. I am grateful for this ability to see myself and accept myself again. Thank You for this new vision not only of who I am, but also who I can become. Help me this day to use my values as a guide for living. Teach me to use the virtues of the program in my daily life.
Amen.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
$Millions$ Could Be Hidden In Your Laundry Room
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