Comments for Business To Investment http://www.businesstoinvestment.com My Journey to a Million in Two Years or Less Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:02:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on Going Business to Investment (B to I) by Debbi Waldenberg http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2008/03/15/going-business-to-investment-b-to-i/#comment-1004 Debbi Waldenberg Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:33:10 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=32#comment-1004 Hi Diane...I was part of your group 2 yeaars ago in San Diego with my son Matt...how are things going are you still working on the same concept...I looked at the Bets group and was a bit confused on this website...also, my e-mail I believe has changed since then...see above Hi Diane…I was part of your group 2 yeaars ago in San Diego with my son Matt…how are things going are you still working on the same concept…I looked at the Bets group and was a bit confused on this website…also, my e-mail I believe has changed since then…see above

]]> Comment on Going Business to Investment (B to I) by kalan http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2008/03/15/going-business-to-investment-b-to-i/#comment-1001 kalan Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:17:27 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=32#comment-1001 Sign me up! Sign me up!

]]> Comment on Making a Difference While Making a Living by kalan http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/08/13/making-a-difference-while-making-a-living/#comment-1000 kalan Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:07:13 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=705#comment-1000 After watching our 9 year real estate career and investments go down the tube like many others my wife and I started travel4good.com We sell t-shirts and photos of places we've been in Europe and throughout the US. Kids have always been close to our hearts and meeting their basic needs, food and clean drinking water. So, we donate 20% of our profit to worldvision.org to help provide to those in need. After watching our 9 year real estate career and investments go down the tube like many others my wife and I started travel4good.com We sell t-shirts and photos of places we’ve been in Europe and throughout the US. Kids have always been close to our hearts and meeting their basic needs, food and clean drinking water. So, we donate 20% of our profit to worldvision.org to help provide to those in need.

]]> Comment on The Chance of a Downtime by Kalan http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/08/24/the-chance-of-a-downtime/#comment-999 Kalan Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:55:25 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=707#comment-999 After being a fan of Diane's for many years, my wife attended one of Diane's seminars in August of 2008 (it was hot in Phoenix!) my assumptions were confirmed, it was worth the money. After being in real estate for 9 years we have had to learn new skills and business's in our downtime. Keeping plugged in to Diane always keeps me inspired and gives me ideas! Thanks Diane! After being a fan of Diane’s for many years, my wife attended one of Diane’s seminars in August of 2008 (it was hot in Phoenix!) my assumptions were confirmed, it was worth the money. After being in real estate for 9 years we have had to learn new skills and business’s in our downtime. Keeping plugged in to Diane always keeps me inspired and gives me ideas! Thanks Diane!

]]> Comment on You Can’t Do a Good Deal with a Bad Partner by Norwood http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/02/19/you-cant-do-a-good-deal-with-a-bad-partner/#comment-996 Norwood Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:49:12 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=446#comment-996 The government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it. The government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.

]]> Comment on Write a Book in 6 Hours by Mike Best http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/07/18/write-a-book-in-6-hours/#comment-993 Mike Best Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:45:28 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=682#comment-993 Sorry sent you the wrong email address. mbest5150@yahoo.com is the correct emaill adress. Mike Best Sorry sent you the wrong email address. mbest5150@yahoo.com
is the correct emaill adress.

Mike Best

]]> Comment on Write a Book in 6 Hours by Mike Best http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/07/18/write-a-book-in-6-hours/#comment-992 Mike Best Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:44:22 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=682#comment-992 Does Opher Brayer have a book on his technique or do you have more information on how to do his method. Mike Best Does Opher Brayer have a book on his technique or do you have more information on how to do his method.

Mike Best

]]> Comment on Secret of Entrepreneurial Success by Diane Kennedy http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/08/07/secret-of-entrepreneurial-success/#comment-981 Diane Kennedy Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:43:42 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=701#comment-981 Rebecca, let me know when the guide is done. I'd love to promote it to my group. Rebecca, let me know when the guide is done. I’d love to promote it to my group.

]]> Comment on Secret of Entrepreneurial Success by Rebecca Tervo http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/08/07/secret-of-entrepreneurial-success/#comment-979 Rebecca Tervo Mon, 10 Aug 2009 15:28:07 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=701#comment-979 Diane- Thank you for this post! I am also a newer user of Twitter and absolutely love it! I have met colleagues here also, and am doing some work with one who lives in my state, but not real close. I'm amazed at what I've gotten out of it. I look to Twitter before Linked In or Plaxo to stay up to date on the things I need to know. I am writing a "beginner twitter guide" for my newsletter this month, since so many I know in my community aren't on twitter yet. Thanks again! -Rebecca Diane-

Thank you for this post! I am also a newer user of Twitter and absolutely love it! I have met colleagues here also, and am doing some work with one who lives in my state, but not real close.

I’m amazed at what I’ve gotten out of it. I look to Twitter before Linked In or Plaxo to stay up to date on the things I need to know.

I am writing a “beginner twitter guide” for my newsletter this month, since so many I know in my community aren’t on twitter yet.

Thanks again!

-Rebecca

]]> Comment on Secret of Entrepreneurial Success by Jerry http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/2009/08/07/secret-of-entrepreneurial-success/#comment-977 Jerry Mon, 10 Aug 2009 12:17:17 +0000 http://www.businesstoinvestment.com/?p=701#comment-977 You hit the nail on the head for me, Diane..."trying to market through Twitter to a market segment that would never be on Twitter." Your post intrigues me from that standpoint. I personally have never found a use for 'social media', and generally have thought of it as a waste of time...sort of like a video game...or spending all day texting. From a business standpoint, it's always been my view that it would serve no purpose for me. My business is alternative investments (investment group management, strategies, education, and sponsoring) where I deal primarily with accredited investors across the country. It's always been my assumption that the type of market segment I work with would never be reachable on Twitter. The experiences you refer to in your post have me re-thinking this possiblity. After all, if you've been able to use Twitter to reach the type of market and resources you noted, maybe Twitter isn't just for kids and internet marketers after all. Maybe it isn't a fad. Most importantly, maybe using Twitter would not seem gimicky, unprofessional, and juvenile to my target audience as I had always thought it would. Your post has given me some things to think about, research, and reconsider. You hit the nail on the head for me, Diane…”trying to market through Twitter to a market segment that would never be on Twitter.”

Your post intrigues me from that standpoint. I personally have never found a use for ’social media’, and generally have thought of it as a waste of time…sort of like a video game…or spending all day texting.

From a business standpoint, it’s always been my view that it would serve no purpose for me. My business is alternative investments (investment group management, strategies, education, and sponsoring) where I deal primarily with accredited investors across the country. It’s always been my assumption that the type of market segment I work with would never be reachable on Twitter.

The experiences you refer to in your post have me re-thinking this possiblity. After all, if you’ve been able to use Twitter to reach the type of market and resources you noted, maybe Twitter isn’t just for kids and internet marketers after all. Maybe it isn’t a fad.

Most importantly, maybe using Twitter would not seem gimicky, unprofessional, and juvenile to my target audience as I had always thought it would.

Your post has given me some things to think about, research, and reconsider.

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