Right now I'm on vacation in Mazatlan. Usually when I go on a vacation I write my eZine anyway. But do I really need to do that? Do I always have to be so industrious?
I once read somewhere that the most successful people also spend the most time on vacation. So If if I was to believe that, I'd better really take a vacation for once!
Here are a few good quotes about vacations:
"Every man who possibly can should force himself to a holiday of a full month in a year, whether he feels like taking it or not.""A vacation is having nothing to do and all day to do it in."
"If you come home as happy as you leave, you've had a good vacation."
and...
"A good vacation is over when you begin to yearn for your work."
When I get back I have one week's preparation before the first four-day Action Plan Marketing Certification Workshop, so I'd better get back to resting up!
Tune in next week, and I'll give you some vacation highlights.
What do you like doing on vacation? Please share on the More Clients Blog (see below).
The Fast Track to More Clients Program - Starts May 16
We just wrapped up the last one this past week and I got this email yesterday:
"Robert, I just completed the Fast Track program -- I'm sure you hear this a million times over, but I just had to write and say thanks. What a fabulous program, what a wonderful process you offer - truly transformational. In addition, I'm part way through the InfoGuru manual, also a terrific resource." - Ruth Dubinsky
Thanks Ruth! I was really happy how this program went. We had very high participation and the participants really took their marketing to a whole new level.
I started the Fast Track program because people kept asking me when I was going to do a workshop in their area. Instead of always saying "Never," I realized the answer could be, "A few times a year, and in your city (at about half the cost)."
Unlike a workshop where you get a ton of good ideas which you promptly forget in a few days, in the seven-session Fast Track program, you are immersed in one key marketing principle a week which you apply directly to your business.
By the end of the program you have more than great ideas and inspiration, but a clear direction for your marketing - not only what to do, but how to do it and make it actually work. You can learn more and make your reservation at this link:
Great info, thanks a lot!!! I wish I will have such a writing skills.
Posted by: PODO | May 19, 2007 at 09:17 PM
Another marketing lesson I think the invisible bird has to teach us is the fact that it is ok to toot your own horn, although perhaps I don't want to be "noisy."
I look forward for your ezine next Tuesday.
:)
-hendry
Posted by: Hendry Lee - Small Business Blogging | April 06, 2007 at 05:27 AM
Hey Robert- have a great vacation- I look forward to seeing highlights.
:)
Mark
Posted by: Mark Silver | March 27, 2007 at 11:19 PM
Ahhhh vacations! I love the beach and we often go to Byron Bay. Living in Australia is fantastic as everyone has 4 weeks annual leave plus plenty of public holidays. The Aussies know about cool lifestyles!
Apart from that, any adventure in the bush will do - canoeing, hiking, camping. Gotta be in nature to connect best with the universe!
Zoe
Law of Attraction Coach
Posted by: Zoe | March 27, 2007 at 03:40 PM
Mazatlan sounds wonderful - but I'd be so busy trying to see all the sights, take in all the culture. I'd wear myself out. But that's okay sometimes on a vacation.
I think the best vacation I ever had was a couple of years ago when we went to Florida and did absolutely nothing! I read a couple of books, I laid on the beach, my husband wandered through golf shops, we ate when we wanted, we napped. I am such a planner that it was difficult for me to just go and be spontaneous. But it was a wonderful time! I loved it and came back so relaxed and refreshed.
Can't wait to hear how yours went.
Vickie Turley
Elite VAs
Posted by: Vickie Turley | March 27, 2007 at 05:19 AM
Mazatlan sounds lovely.... and your condo looks terrific!!
I love camping. Being in the woods and just sitting and chatting. Or, hiking are very 'spiritual' times for me.
The relaxed pace. The time to connect with family. The fresh air. These all restore me.
Be rested, Lyle
Posted by: Lyle Lachmuth - The Unsticking Coach | March 27, 2007 at 01:24 AM