A few weeks back I listened to Lynn Terry interview PPC Mom.  If I told you that this interview was like no other interview I heard before (and I’ve listened too many) you’d probably think I was just hyping this up to get your attention.  Not my style!  I say what I mean and mean what I say, don’t kiss butt, and appreciate the small things in life that have a huge impact.

With that being said, let me tell you why I believe what was said between Lynn Terry and PPC Mom is a MUST listen to interview.

1. Lynn Terry is a Super Affiliate and the voice behind ClickNewz.com and the brains behind Self Starters Weekly Tips – two incredible resources for ALL your online needs.
2. When you listen to this interview, you get the feeling that you’re sitting among friends just having a casual chat. You don’t get the feeling that it’s been staged, practiced, or there’s some hidden agenda.  In fact, you can hear PPC Mom hesitate in some of her answers, question Lynn to clarify the question she is being asked, and probably most important for me, it comes from a place where ego doesn’t exist and a humble heart is apparent.
3. Both Lynn Terry and PPC Mom – Jennifer, permeate the Know, Like and Trust factors.

I’m not going to dissect the interview and outline the key points because that would give you an out and I really feel that there is a great deal of information, motivation and inspiration to be had from this dialogue.

Everyone will be impacted differently but I’ll guarantee EVERYONE who listens WILL benefit in some way or another.

It’s the little successes that continue to move us forward. Now go listen, get motivated, make extra money online, and thank me later!

Peace & Prosperity,

In a nut shell, Ross stepped up and made Great on someone else’s lousy behavior.

To fill you in on a few minor details, Ross was the event organizer and a speaker at one of his events failed to deliver what was promised and in the end, treated me rudely and unprofessionally.

The saga went on longer than it should have because I was fool enough to try and handle it myself and give this person the benefit of the doubt and many chances to make good on his promises.

After pretty much insisting on some form of refund and no longer willing to wait, I received the following email:

You will have to approach Ross Goldberg for a refund, since you bought through him, and he processed the funds. This should conclude our business, and please do not email me again.

Not thinking for a moment that Ross was responsible for this man’s lousy behavior and my bad experience, I was really reluctant to contact him.

Persuaded by some of my support group and one of my mentors, I contacted Ross and explained the situation.

Within minutes, like 6 to be exact, Ross replied to my email.

The rest my friends is history!

So, in an effort to express my sincere THANKS to Ross, here is my very first “in person” video ever!

Totally impromptu, late at night, after a day out and about in the rain – it didn’t have to be done perfect it just had to be said:

ROSS GOLDBERG YOU ROCK!!

I started to write a comment when it dawned on me that I could use what I was writing in the comments as material for my (neglected) blog and then use a trackback to Susan’s blog.

(I finally understand what a trackback is and how to use them. Another idea for a post, boy am I on a roll or what?)

So what was my inspiration for this post you ask?

First of all, Susan Preston wrote and shared from her heart! That alone was inspiring.

You see, I’m a true believer in:

It’s not so much “what” you say as it is “how” you say it; just as, it’s not so much “what” you do as “who” you do it with.

When reading Susan’s post, I felt sincerity, warmth and love in the words from which she wrote. Reading her post was like spending quality time with a good friend. And it was that feeling of being safe and comfortable among loved ones that inspired me to answer her question and write this post.

To answer Susan Preston’s question:

“So, if you could be, do or have anything that you wanted, what would it be?”

My first thoughts were surprising even to me. I don’t want to “be” anyone else. I’m Happy with who I am. And besides, if I did become someone else, I would no longer have “my” special people in my life – NOT worth the trade off!

As far as doing or having anything I wanted, immediately many “things” popped into my head, most of which were materialistic luxuries. And don’t get me wrong, I do like having toys and luxuries, they’re just not as much of a priority these days. Because in order to “have” you must “give” and in order to give you must take care of yourself – you can’t give something you don’t have.

And that brings me to my final answer:

I would love for people to live their lives with these 3 questions in mind:

Have you lived?

Have you loved?

Have you made a difference?

And . . . if you’re NOT happy with any of your answers – Do something about it!

I heard this from a man who almost lost his life and is now transforming the hearts, minds, and lives of others. With a brilliant mind and zest for life, Brendon Burchard, IS making a difference. If you ever get a chance to hear him
speak, without hesitation be there.

MANY THANKS to Susan Preston and Brendon Burchard!