Archive for money
Financial Independence Is a Myth
Posted by: | CommentsNow, before you click DELETE or . . .
If you are an “I-can-go-it-alone-and-make-my-own-way” individualist and you’ve elevated your sense of separateness to the status of a metaphysical principle, just hold on and . . .
Think about this for a second.
What exactly does “financial independence mean?” Read More→
Whole-Economic-Human— A Response
Posted by: | CommentsJohn Elder, a long time friend, wrote a comment to our post—Whole-Economic-Human: The Next Marketplace Paradigm—
This is our response.
My concern with Game Theory is that it is almost always take place in an unnatural environment — i.e. a prefabricated, academic, experiment-structured environment — and I say almost because I don’t know if any situation wherein a spontaneous exchange between participants is truly spontaneous as it might occur outside the game theorists lab.
So the problem is — does Game Theory really reflect what actually can take place out in the world and the marketplace? Read More→
Whole-Economic-Human: The Next Marketplace Paradigm
Posted by: | CommentsRational-Economic-Man has been the dominant marketplace paradigm since the dawn of the industrial age. It describes men (no women) who, given the circumstances of their times, make choices that optimize their chances to obtain precisely what they desire in the way of wealth. And it’s true that economic systems have emerged out of this paradigm to create more wealth for more people than any previous idea or image in history.
But no human construct is eternal. Regardless of its creative power and, as with all paradigms, rational-economic-man has reached a limit and must be transcended.
So what must be transcended? And what is the power and promise of what we are calling the Whole-Economic-Human? Read More→
Rational-Economic-Man! Oh Really?!!
Posted by: | Comments“Rational economic man” is an economic theory that serves as the cornerstone of modern economics and the whole of commerce. This theory, known as “rational economic man” (notice the absence of women), describes men who make economic choices based purely on rational self-interest.
“Rational” is understood to mean that, given the circumstances, men (no women again) will make choices that optimize their chances to obtain precisely what they desire in the way of wealth.
Given this definition, rational economic man is a calculator of money and goods – and his calculations all serve to fulfill his desire to amass more and more.
So we end up with a mathematical model that’s supposed to serve as the basis for human-to-human transactions. Read More→
Money Back Guarantee !! Will You Ask for It ?
Posted by: | Comments Spending your money online wisely is one thing.
Asking to get your online money returned because you don’t believe you received good value . . .
Well, that’s another thing altogether. Because most people are passive and never bother to ask for a return of their money.
This creates a ripple effect because . . .
When Nobody Buys: The Unconfessed Truth of All Internet Marketers
Posted by: | CommentsYou’re involved in the Internet because you want to generate online money.
You’ve created your new product or service to market and sell to people who you believe will be thrilled to have your help and support.
You get a terrific sales page, write your sales copy, and you get it all ready to go.
Then you send an enthusiastic message out to your list members inviting them to improve their lives with what you’re offering.
And you wait to get your first sale.
And you wait to get your first sale.
And you wait to get your first sale.
And you wait to get your first sale.
And you wait to get your first sale.
And it never comes.
Soft Sell Marketing Template? It’s internal . . .
Posted by: | CommentsWe’ve been asked: What is the basic template of soft sell?
Asking about templates point to a desire for a system, a repetitive, predictable process that creates efficiency and economy.
No business could exist if it had to invent new processes for every new product offer. So systemization is necessary.
But a focus in systems usually reveals an external, mechanized approach.
So here’s another way to ask the question: Can there be a template for the internal aspect of marketing.
And the answer is “yes.”




