I am delighted to welcome to the show nationally renowned Sport Psychologist Dr. Jack Singer.
Dr. Singer is a licensed Clinical, Sports and Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, author, trainer and consultant. His expertise includes a Doctorate in Industrial / Organizational Psychology and a Post-Doctorate in Clinical / Sports Psychology. Jack has been recognized with Diplomates from the American Academy of Behavioral Medicine, the Society of Police and Criminal Psychology, and he has been awarded with a special Diplomate in Sports Psychology from the National Institute of Sports Professionals. He has a special Certification in Clinical Hypnosis from the American Academy of Clinical Hypnosis and Jack has taught in the Psychology departments of seven universities, including four years as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
Dr. Jack Singer has been in private practice and consulting for 33 years and the rich variety of Dr. Jack’s experience ranges from training serious athletes and teams to consistently reach peak performance levels… to working with couples and families to resolve relationship issues, to designing teambuilding ‘re-TREATS’ for Fortune 1000 corporations, and large legal and medical practices. He recently joined the team of experts at the Virtual Assistance University and will be working with small business owners on a variety of issues directly related to their success, both personal and business.
Dr. Singer is also a great motivational speaker who can engage a crowd through comedy and motivation. A proud member of the National Speakers Association, Dr. Jack is renowned among North America’s top motivational speakers and has spent twenty-five years speaking for and consulting with Fortune 1000 companies, athletes, professional associations and human resources professionals from Miami to Malaysia. His research and self-help articles appear in business, medical, human resources and sports journals across the United States. In fact, you can download a free Power Breathing hypnosis sample here.
We will be covering a range of topics pertaining to the health and well-being of busy entrepreneurs.
Stress mastery.
Staying positive during uncertain times.
How to build your resiliency to face the challenges in your life.
How to unleash the creativity that is within.
When: Friday, Oct 30, 2009
Time: 9 am PST, 10 am MST, 11 am CST, 12 pm PST
Where: Your home office telephone or computer.
Website: Your Partner In Success Radio Show
Call-in Number: 347-843-4988
Time permitting, we will take questions so please be sure to join us in the chat room.
We look forward to “seeing” you!
Known as the “Queen of Affiliate Marketing” Rosalind Gardner has been a leader in the affiliate marketing industry since 1998 and is recognized best through her best-selling affiliate training manual, “How I Made $436797 in One Year Selling Other People’s Stuff Online” as well as her contributions as the Affiliate’s Corner columnist for Revenue Magazine.
As a speaker, consultant and prolific blogger, Rosalind teaches new affiliates to build sustainable online businesses through blog monetization and merchants how to structure their affiliate programs to attract and retain loyal Super Affiliates like herself.
A January 2009 trade magazine pegs Rosalind as the female affiliate marketer (since 1998) with the most experience!
We will be covering some very important topics that will be of interest to online entrepreneurs of all descriptions. Rosalind will define affiliate marketing and teach us how to make money with blogs and discuss what sorts of products she promotes on her own blogs and websites. She will also discuss the various types of affiliate programs and offer recommendations on how to get started with affiliate marketing.
This is a MUST LISTEN TO interview!
When: Friday, Oct 23, 2009
Time: 9 am PST, 10 am MST, 11 am CST, 12 pm PST
Where: Your home office telephone or computer.
Website: Your Partner In Success Radio Show
Call-in Number: 347-843-4988
Time permitting, we will take questions so please be sure to join us in the chat room.
We look forward to “seeing” you!
This morning I opened my email client to view a flurry of phishing emails similar to this one:
From: customersupport @ yourofficeontheweb.com [mailto:customersupport @ yourofficeontheweb.com]
Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 12:02 PM
To: mail @ yourofficeontheweb.com
Subject: The settings for the mail @ yourofficeontheweb.com were changed
Dear user of the yourofficeontheweb.com mailing service! We are informing you that because of the security upgrade of the mailing service your mailbox (mail @ yourofficeontheweb.com) settings were changed. In order to apply the new set of settings click on the following link:
I have removed the link so it doesn’t get clicked on accidentally but can tell you that there is a very long URL that they are asking me to click on.
Best regards, yourofficeontheweb.com Technical Support.
A different email for another address looked like it was a newsletter type of thing and informed me that my default setting for my mailbox had changed and I needed to download and execute a new settings file for my mailbox.
DO NOT click on anything in these emails. If you are in any kind of doubt about your email settings contact your web developer or hosting company but exercise extreme caution with these types of emails.
You can also report phishing to US-CERT who is collecting phishing email messages and web site locations so that they can help people avoid becoming victims of phishing scams.
In Outlook Express, you can create a new message and drag and drop the phishing email into the new message. Address the message to phishing-report@us-cert.gov and send it.
In Outlook Express you can also open the email message and select File > Properties > Details. The email headers will appear. You can copy these as you normally copy text and include it in a new message to phishing-report@us-cert.gov.
If you cannot forward the email message, at a minimum, please send the URL of the phishing web site. If the suspicious mail in question includes a file attachment, it is safer to simply highlight the message and forward it. Some configurations, especially in Windows environments, may allow the execution of arbitrary code upon opening and viewing a malicious email message.
This information courtesy of US-Cert.com
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Automated customer assistance …. does anybody else recognize this as an oxymoron? Just thinking about having to call my credit card company, telephone company or any other company for that matter makes me shudder and start monitoring my blood pressure. I know we don’t have to deal with these types of calls everyday, but even periodic bad experiences with touch-tone or voice-activated customer service centers can result in long-lasting frustration and resentment. Frankly, I have a small but growing list of companies that I simply won’t do business with because of the difficulties communicating with them. And we are not even discussing outsourced call centers in India in this post. That is a whole other topic and one that I may have to think about long and hard before posting. I tend to say bad words when this issue comes up.
What to do?
Go to get2human.com to find out if the company you need to call is listed. Once you are there you can consult the database of secret phone numbers and codes that immediately get an actual, live person on the line for customer service at nearly 1000 major companies.
For companies that are not currently listed on this website, call the main number, then press 0 (zero) after the voice message starts. You may have to press it several times to override the system. It that doesn’t work, try 0# (zero pound), 0* (zero star), #0 (pound zero) or *0 (star zero). Another trick that sometimes works is using voice activation: Say, agent or human.
Good luck!
**You have permission to reprint in your publication or to your website/blog any articles by Denise Griffitts found on this Website as long as Denise Griffitt’s name and contact information is included. Denise Griffitts, Virtual Assistance Industry Expert, http://internetmasteryblog.com, info @ virtualassistantindustry.com, 888-719-6711