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Bit Coin Rush Personal Use Video

Dear Friend,

You might be already aware of this NEW digital currency known as BITCOIN, you might have heard it from the news, or even from your friends... and you’ve even heard about some of the stories being told about overnight millionaires that seem rather surreal.

But I am here to grab you by your Shirt’s collar and say this..

‘Listen Up Pal!... Wake up! It’s all real... the question is... what are you DOING right now to take advantage of this?’

SO...if you are curious on how you too can rake a piece of this PROFITABLE Pie,

..then read on...

First of all, let me fill you in with some crazy facts as an attempt to reel you in and get you to understand the magnitude of the phenomenon that we are experiencing at this very moment.

Bitcoin price was around $10 at about a year ago... But today it’s worth $600 or more per coin and It was at an all-time high of $1250 per coin.

Only 21million Bitcoins will ever exist in this world... which means it value will keep going up as it becomes more ‘rare’ in the future.

Lamborghini now accepts BITCOIN for purchasing of their cars!

You can use BITCOIN to pay for your trip to SPACE! Courtesy of Virgin Galactic a company by Sir Richard Branson.

A Norwegian man bought $27 worth of Bitcoin in 2009, forgets about them... and founds out that it is worth over $850k!

Since the rise of BITCOIN, other cryptocurrencies have emerged and bloomed... and now their market worth is about $10 billion! (this number is growing everyday... are you in it yet?)

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies cannot be controlled by the government, the people owns it!

... and so much more!

Virtually Free Personal Use Ebook

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This section of "Virtually Free" offers hints and tips that will ensure that you start off on the right foot and maintain a great working relationship with your virtual assistant in the future.

One of the best things you can do before entering into a relationship with your new virtual assistant is to decide what your exact relationship will be rather than immediately begin sending long lists of tasks to do.

This will involve talks and a carefully laid out plan that you both agree on and that will determine you're both on the same page. If you're looking for a virtual assistant who can take over and manage projects, that requires that when you delegate the projects, you let go and let him do his job.

If you have tasks that require him performing business tasks such as bookkeeping, you may need to keep a closer eye on the virtual assistant to make sure he knows the inner workings of your business. Later, you can let go in bits and pieces as you see that he's getting a good grasp on the situation.

Here are some issues to keep in mind when beginning and continuing a good relationship with your new virtual assistant:

Recognize the learning curve. Don't expect the VA to jump right in and take over the tasks you specified. Every business and person does things differently and you'll need to be patient during the learning curve.

Don't micromanage. When you've hired a professional virtual assistant, he will have a learning curve in which he'll familiarize himself with the way you do things, but be sure to relay that you're helping in the beginning and then when you feel comfortable and the trust is there - let go and let him do his job. If you have to continue micromanaging, you've likely hired the wrong VA.

Get to know your VA in the beginning. Rather than signing up for a longterm contract in the beginning, begin with a few minor jobs to get to know each other and the expectations you have as well as those of your VA. Make sure the virtual assistant knows that he's on a trial basis before you relinquish large projects and a heftier pay.

Keep your most important projects close. Don't delegate your pet project or important activity at least until you know the capabilities of the VA and know he can get the job done.

Remember - the VA isn't you! No matter how many skills the VA has or how much you're paying, he or she will never be able to do things exactly as you would. But, the good news is that you might find a way of doing things that you hadn't thought of or considered before and it might be better than your old ways of doing things.

Remember why you hired the VA. Whether you hired your virtual assistant to help with tasks that are tedious and time consuming or for a particular project that you need specific skills for, don't overstep the boundaries that you originally projected.

After you feel comfortable with the VA's skills and capabilities, don't let the project keep absorbing your time and energy. You'll be defeating the very purpose of why you hired the VA in the first place.

Main Learning Points of Section 4: Best Practices for Working with Your Virtual Assistant

After you've hired the "perfect" VA, you'll want to know how to work with him to ensure that you have a long, working relationship. Section 4's top learning points include:

Recognizing the learning curve associated with the way you do things. Everyone performs tasks differently and there might be a bit of hand-holding until your VA learns the way you want things.

Handle the important projects yourself. Don't hand off the creative parts of your business or things you know you're hard to please about.

Don't overstep the boundaries of why you hired the VA. You should have reached an understanding in the beginning of how much work there would be and how it would be done.

If you're currently faced with tasks that prevent you from focusing on the core parts of your business, you're a perfect candidate to hire a virtual assistant. In "Virtually Free: Free Your Precious Time by Offloading the Things You Hate," you learned what a virtual assistant is and the ways they may be able to free you to concentrate on the creative aspect of building your business or managing your personal life.

Think of all the things you could get done if you just had someone to take care of certain time-consuming tasks. If you're an Internet marketer, you may have a blog that needs responses on a regular basis.

Or, you may have introduced a beginning service or product that made you lots of money but now you need to create a new one. You've got lots of ideas, but no time to research and formulate them. This is where a virtual assistant can take over and set you free.

Let your VA compile reports that will give you a much better idea about what people expect from you and what you need to do to take your business to the next rung in the ladder.

"Virtually Free" has given you an overview about what steps you need to take to hire a VA. Remember that it doesn't always boil down to hiring the cheapest VA online. That person may be a beginner or lack the skills needed to take over immediately and freeing you for other things.

An extra set of hands and eyes can mean so much to a developing business and effect how you spend your valuable time. A VA can be hired on a part time or full time basis or for a specific project that you need help with. They're also helpful during crunch times or seasonal business efforts.

Continue to research the good things that can come your way when you decide to hire a virtual assistant. Many successful entrepreneurs are finding that a good VA is the answer to their time management problems.

Keep in mind that the valuable time you spend on mundane administrative work and other tasks may actually be hindering your business. Think about hiring a virtual assistant that can free you up to do what you do best.

Online Organization Personal Use Ebook With Audio

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ORGANIZING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS

Who doesn't have at least a couple of social media accounts these day? Just about everyone does and it can be time consuming to keep posting content to them all on a regular basis. By using some great online tools you can easily organize and schedule your posts. So instead of thinking about what to post, you simply sit down and schedule posts at one time. This way you don't have to worry about what to post for the next few weeks.

So how can you accomplish this? Well there are a number of online tools that you can use from. Buffer, Hootsuite and Tweet Deck are some that first come to mind. Most of these tools have a free and a paid version.

Buffer allows you to schedule posts across your social media sites. At the moment you can Buffer posts to Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Google+. With the free account you do have a limit to how many posts you can schedule. They do notify you when your stream is full, the paid version of Buffer is very reasonable and allows you unlimited scheduling.

A nice feature of Buffer is that if you find some newsworthy item that you want to share, they have a Share Now feature. This allows you to stay on top by posting news as it happens in your business.

Hootsuite is another great tool for organizing your social media posts. The free version is great for personal use and allows you to have up to 100 social media profiles. There is a paid version that may be more suitable for businesses.

Once you log into your account you can set up all of your social media accounts, you now have access to all of them from one main dashboard. You can easily post the same content to all of your sites, or decide which content you want posted where.

With both of these tools you can choose to have any links in your posts shortened. This is good for tracking purposes and for staying within character limitations.

The ability to schedule your posts is something we definitely recommend you look for in any type of social media management tool. Plus you may want the ability to have another team member or virtual assistant log into your account and schedule your content for you. Not all tools offer this feature.

Using a social media organizational tool will really free up your time. You will get into the habit of planning ahead not just with your social media marketing but with your entire business.

USING GOOGLE DRIVE TO STAY ORGANIZED

Google Drive is a great tool for staying organized online. As well it allows you to save, create and share content with other people. Currently you can save up to 5GB's of content for free. If you aren't utilizing Google Drive then it is an option worth considering.

The added benefit is that if you use any other Google services these will be seamlessly integrated into your account. In addition you can create documents within your drive and these can be edited and shared with team members. This could actually be a viable option for replacing tools such as Microsoft office.

Currently you can create the following documents from inside your account:

Documents

Presentations

Drawings

Forms

Spreadsheets

Google Drive operates in the Cloud but can also be downloaded to your computer. This way you can access any files or photos while off line.

If you are working on a project with other people as soon as someone edits or makes changes to a document you will be notified. Being able to share your documents with others means that you don't have to keep updating copies and checking that all changes are tracked. Just one copy is saved and updated by all contributors.

Google Drive is great for personal use as well, everyone should have backup copies of their important data and photos. By saving a copy to Google Drive you are protecting your files in case your computer suddenly crashes. Nobody wants to lose their treasured photos of family, friends and pets.

Google Drive is fairly new and replaced Google Notes, so you can still expect improvements and updates to this service. Many other service providers charge for 5GB worth of storage, so it is well worth taking advantage of this just for the free storage space alone.

You can also download additional Apps that will help you when creating documents in Google Drive. For example the Google Drawings App will help you create drawings and diagrams. Another App is the Drive Notepad and they even have an AutoCAD App.

To find the Apps go into Google Drive and then click on the drop down, under your photo and then click on Manage Apps. Then simply select the Apps you would like to install.

Now that your Google account works like a passport it is much easier to use features such as Google Drive. You don't have to keep logging in and out and remembering various passwords. If you haven't visited your Google Drive account in awhile, go in and check it out today.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS

Running an online business usually means that you have team members in different locations, sometimes worldwide. Being able to connect with everyone from one central location is important in running an efficient business. The great part about running an online business is that you can incorporate the use of project management tools.

There are various tools available and some are free while others are paid options. Two of the most popular project management tools are Basecamp and Asana. Both of these tools run in the Cloud so no set up is required.

The nice thing about these project management systems is that you can upload files and leave messages for team members at any time. Everyone knows they need to log into their account daily to receive updates and new assignments.

This really makes it easy to manage team members who are spread around the globe in different time zones. All that is needed to access these tools is access to the internet. Plus many of the tools are accessible via your mobile devices, which makes it simple to stay up to date with any project.

When using a project management tool you can create tasks or projects and assign certain people to them. You don't have to give access to all of your team members at one time either. You simply add them as required.

Work Life Balance Personal Use Ebook With Audio

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GETTING THAT BALANCE WORKING FOR YOU

To successfully balance your life and feel as though you are accomplishing your desires there are several things you can start to do. One of the first ones is to simply create a schedule.

If you haven't used a calendar then you should start using one. It is an easy way to see what you have going on and when. Plus it allows you to make time for those important things in life.

You should try and use two different calendars, one for work and one for your personal life. When you have a large project to complete start planning it out and allotting time on your calendar.

Schedule in your breaks and be aware of any appointments or errands that you have to run immediately after work. This way, when you know you have to pick up your children, you won't be tempted to stay a few minutes longer at work.

For your home calendar get into the habit of scheduling family time, along with time for housework, shopping and some alone time, just for you! When you do this you will know that your child has a baseball game that you don't want to miss. Simply schedule this time on your work calendar as well, so you don't forget!

Another way to get a balance between work and home is to avoid as many distractions and interruptions as possible. Maybe you can put your phone onto voice mail, or use headphones if the office is busy.

One huge distraction is your inbox. You don't have to check your mail every 10 minutes. Instead make a habit of only checking it just a few times per day. This way you won't be tempted to start answering unnecessary emails or start chatting with a friend.

This next item is super important and has to do with your mindset. Stop thinking that you have to be working on overdrive, or that you have to be a superman or woman. You don't and you can only accomplish so much each day.

Don't get into the habit of skipping your breaks or working through lunch. Instead always make a point of taking these breaks and recharge and refuel. You will find that your energy and concentration levels are renewed.

In addition to this learn to say 'no'. You don't have to accept every invitation you receive, and you don't have to always be the parent that volunteers at school. You will have more peace of mind when you refuse certain things and only take on those that you truly have time for.

FINDING TIME IN YOUR BUSY SCHEDULE

Do you feel as though you are running around like crazy, you feel as though you are being pulled in all directions, and don't know where to turn next? This is not an uncommon feeling and is a sign that you need to discover ways to free up time in your busy schedule.

When you have achieved a work - life balance you will be enjoying life every day. You can handle pretty much anything that life throws at you, you are happy and content with the person that you are.

To find time in your schedule you need to try and find a way to remove unnecessary things. Your goal should be to live a much simpler life.

To achieve this try and make a list of all the things that are important to you. Then narrow this list down again and have just two or three main priorities in your life. Just doing this removes a ton of stress and gives you more time.

For example you may be trying to juggle work, studying for a degree after work and saving for a new home, as well as spending time with your family. If you are feeling overwhelmed with all of this is there something that you can put on the back burner for a while?

Is studying for your degree just an interest or a way to get that new home? If it is only for your pleasure can you spend less time on it or put it off for a year. This would free up your time to focus on saving for your home or having more family time.

Once you can limit some of your activities you will find that having more free time makes you feel happier and more relaxed. You automatically feel less stressed because you can envision getting home and playing with your children before they go to bed.

Sometimes it can definitely be difficult to cut things out of your schedule. If your work hours are getting longer and longer, take a look at what you do all day. Actually write out a calendar and allocate times to everything you do.

Say you work from 8am to 4pm - write down everything you do for a couple of days. This way you can see any patterns emerging. At the end of the day you can tally up how much time you spend on certain projects and how much time you spend on emails. You may be surprised at what you discover. Then see what you can cut back on so you can leave work at the right time each day.

DOES YOUR LIFE FEEL LIKE RUNNING A MARATHON?

When you are attempting to balance your life and your career you are often left feeling as though you are running a marathon. You just keep going and going and never seem to find, let alone reach, the finish line.

At work you may face a full calendar of meetings and deadlines for projects. While at home you have children to take to after school activities, homework to deal with and more. Let alone laundry, grocery shopping and dinner preparations.

When you feel so overbooked a natural reaction is to start putting more hours in to get everything done. You may find yourself staying later at work, or you may stay up late at night to finish that load of laundry.

Most people are struggling to find a way to balance their work and their personal life. Many actually have this as a priority over making more money or getting that promotion. They are looking for balance!