The 3 Minute Systems Using Quick and Easy Horse Racing Systems
By Tom Triplett
Imagine actually making money betting on horse races. I never would have believed it possible. Yet Shawn Jacobs, a self-described lazy student claims to be doing just that and what more he is willing to share his secrets.
The 3 Minute Systems promises you the following:
- Instantly create a first income from less than 30 minutes a day... These systems only take a couple of minutes to select winners day after day.
- Able to spend more time enjoying yourself... Spend time with your friends or family.
- You'll no longer have to get up early in the morning when the alarm clock sounds
- Bet from anywhere in the world... These systems work no matter where you are in the world
- Start with small £1 stakes... You'll NOT have to invest hundreds of pounds to see a good return. Note the system also works for US Horse racing.
- Take holidays when you want... You no longer will have to ask your boss for time off, go when you want
- No experience required... These systems are so easy it doesn't matter if you've never placed a bet before
- Bet online or off... No matter how you bet, you'll be able to use these systems to pick winners everyday.
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How does the 3 Minute System do all this? It is quite simple, once you sign up you are taken to a site where in a short period of time you are placing bets. The session consists of step by step instructions in the art of The 3 Minute System.
The 3 Minute System is a system you can not pass up. To begin with the price for the system is ridiculously cheap. You can not afford to miss it. If that does not convince you then Shawn has guaranteed a complete refund if you are not earning a profit with 8 weeks. Imagine learning a system that will guarantee you profitability within 8 weeks or your money back.
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Becoming Rich
Most sane people would prefer to be rich rather than be poor or average. So why aren't they rich? You can discover why by looking at those who go from average to rich and seeing what you can learn from them.
The number one strategy that takes people from average to rich is to model yourself on the self made rich. Let's have a look at what that really means.
Modeling Yourself on the Self Made Rich
The best way to succeed in anything is to model yourself on those who have already done it. What this entails is to find out what they do that is different to what the average person does. Let's start by looking at two things that Warren Buffett did as he was taking himself from average to one of the richest men in the world.
Do Whatever It Takes To Learn What You Need To Know
When Warren Buffett was a young man he set himself a goal of becoming a great stock market investor. He certainly achieved this goal because he has become the most successful stock market investor who ever lived. He took his personal savings of $9,800 and turned them into a net worth of over $50 billion dollars using his stock market investment strategies.
Buffett decided that Benjamin Graham was the greatest investor of the era and he wanted to learn what Graham knew. He enrolled at Columbia University because Graham taught there and when he graduated he decided he wanted to work for Graham and learn more from him. Graham wouldn't hire him though. Warren persisted, even offering to work for free. Eventually his persistence paid off and Graham hired him for $12,000 a year.
What did Warren do here that was different to the average person? Firstly he showed that he was willing to do whatever it takes to learn from those who have a proven track record. Secondly he believed that what he learned on the job was more important than what he earned on the job.
Live On a Budget and Invest the Rest
Another lesson we can learn by modeling Warren Buffett is to live on a budget that is less than what we earn and invest the rest. In the first six years after leaving university Warren was earning $12,000 dollars a year and had a wife and three children to support. Yet he still lived on a budget and allocated money to his savings and investing.
At the end of that six year period those savings and investments had gone from $9,800 to $140,000. By investing a percentage of what he earned he had increased his net worth by an amount that was more than double the total salary he had earned in the same period.
Warren did not abandon this budgeting approach when he became rich. In 1979 when he had a net work of $140 million he stated that he lived solely on his salary of $50,000 a year. If he hadn't kept up his habit of budgeting then he would never have built the incredible riches that he has today.
Warren has always understood that the money you have working for you can produce more than you can produce just by working for money. This is very different to the average person who not only spends all his salary but also runs up plenty of personal debt as well.
Conclusion
The examples above show how studying the habits of the self made rich can teach you how to make a difference in your own financial life. If you make a hobby of studying those who went from average to rich via investing or business then you will be able to identify many of the differences between them and the average person who stays average. This will give you the knowledge you need to make a positive difference in your own financial life.
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Individual Fundraising
When you are doing individual fundraising for a personal cause such as breast cancer research, multiple sclerosis, AIDS charity, or even personal medical expenses, you need proven fundraising ideas. Here are six ideas for individual fundraisers.
Dinner Party
An easy way to raise funds is to throw a dinner party. You can make it a gala event, a potluck supper, or even a spaghetti dinner for hundreds of people. Use your creativity and design one that you feel comfortable doing.
Line up a suitable location and publicize it well ahead of time. Selling tickets in advance at a discounted price is a great way to ensure a sellout. Include raffles, door prizes, and auctions for extra funds.
Car Wash & Bake Sale
Why not do a one-two punch of two successful fundraisers in one? Car washes can easily $600 to $1,000 in a single Saturday and you can boost that by offering lots of home-baked goodies.
Keep drawing new customers by avoiding the appearance of a long wait. To speed things up, wash cars in multiple lines. Offer the baked goods to all your customers. An easy way to do it is to have everything out on tables where drivers wait while their cars are washed. Sell small boxes for $10 that they can fill up with their selections.
Holiday Home Tour
Ever want to see inside some of the latest new homes or tour the best houses of the local historic district? So do lots of other people and it's surprisingly easy to make a great fundraiser out of a themed tour.
For instance, new homes displaying the latest interior design fashions can be set up for fundraising. Sell tickets that allow access during a select time window such as week or ten-day timeframe. Builders then sell the designer houses either furnished or just decorated with great colors, draperies, etc.
Or, you can arrange a 'candlelight' tour of the Historic District to benefit your cause. Work with the neighborhood association to find homeowners willing to open their homes for a single night. Do guided walking tours in small groups and point out significant sites along the way.
'No Talent' Show
A twist on the standard talent show is doing one where everyone can demonstrate their lack of talent. Karaoke routines are popular as are wild dance moves and magic tricks. It's all in good fun and you can award prizes based on audience response, best costume, worst performance, etc.
Charge performers a small entry fee and attendees an admission fee. For extra profits, sell food and drinks, offer silent auction items, and don't forget to have a donations jar at the ticket table.
Themed Dance
Dances can be great fun and great fundraisers. All you need is a theme, a place, and some music. Possible themes include Roaring Twenties, Sixties, Disco, New Wave, Pop Tarts, Dancing With The Stars, Dancing Under The Stars, etc.
Whatever time period or fashion disasters you choose, live music will draw a bigger crowd than having a DJ will. Book a band that can cover the hits of that particular era and add promote heavily.
Add extra fundraising with silent auctions, wine tastings, whiskey tasting, catered dinner, slave auctions, and anything else that fits.
Fashion Show
These make a great mother/daughter event, but you can also take the fun route and include the Almost Queen For A Day men's beauty pageant for laughs during intermission.
Work with area stores and designers to line up an appropriate selection of fashions that will appeal to large audience. Include a catered lunch and silent auctions of donated goods and services. You could also work with your business partners to put together a live auction of some donated designer clothing.
Individual Fundraisers Summary
There are lots of individual fundraisers that you can put together fairly easily and still raise significant amounts of money. All it takes is a little event creativity and you're in business.
Add as many additional fundraising activities to your event as possible. Raffles, auctions, donations, sponsorships, sales, and discounts are among the most popular methods.
Draw a big crowd by publicizing your event with a press release, email campaign, newsletter, and by having everyone involved work their contacts. Most of all, make it a fun individual fundraising event that captures attention and supports a great cause.
Kimberly Reynolds writes for news and magazine publications about organizing nonprofit fundraisers, individual fundraising and charity fundraiser events. Find more fund raiser ideas on her website, FundraiserHelp.com