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October 28, 2008

Free Videos To Help YOU About the Law of Attraction

I want to talk about the Law Of Attraction and how, right or wrong, good or bad, we are using it all the time.

Whenever our minds are focused on thought patterns positive or negative they manifest. The thing is if you want to apply it to your daily life and see miracles happen, then there are certain things you must know to realize . . .

. . . and it doesn't matter if you internet market, brick and mortar, provide service or want to play the guitar. The law of attraction works constantly.

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IS THIS YOU?
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Oh, yes . . . this could be you and because your thoughts are focusing on the lack then you could be . . .

attracting struggle in your life!
attracting bad relationships and/or having them go bad!
attracting a job that frustrates you or you hate!

I didn't attract high gas prices or the economy tanking did I?

Well, maybe yes; maybe no but I can tell you that whatever you focus on happens. You've heard the saying “careful what you wish for; you may get it!”

Or maybe you're one of the ones using it in your daily life to actually . . .

attract money into your life
attract the mate of your dreams
attract nothing but the best

Why struggle to have what you don't want when you can have what you want without struggle?

Do YOU really want to know? If you answered YES then please continue reading . . .

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After signing up and VERIFYING it's YOU who wants them I'll send you to a website where the first video will be posted for you to watch over and over. Afterwards you will receive the rest of them in the following days.

It's a series of videos all about how to apply the law of attraction into your daily life and they're FREE

Now only those that join the new list will be the ones receiving this information that I'm going to share with you and frankly, not everyone wants to be helped and will actually resist change. Most people will bypass this message and that's ok!

By joining the new list you're TELLING YOURSELF that you want things to be different in your life. So for those that do understand and really want to GET IT will click on this link and follow the instructions.

It's straight and to the point and very easy to follow.

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I think you'll see the value in understanding how to use the law of attraction in your daily life. I'm sharing with you insights to a much better outcome of your life and with these “inside secrets” you will become a master manifest artist too.

The BEST PART is that I will teach all this in PLAIN AMERICAN LANGUAGE so that you will understand it fully and easily while being able to use it in your daily life's experience.

So just click on this link, join the list and you get the first in a series of videos.

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Are you ready to begin manifesting the life of your dreams, having a happier love bond between you and your mate, better relationships with your kids, friends and family, and having or making money that fills you with all you want?

Just click on the link then . . .

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YOU can attain what you want, when you know how! See you there . . .

Jorge


April 03, 2008

HOW MY MISTAKE CAN BENEFIT YOU

As a single father you're torn with having to work and be away from your children or staying at home and working from there to support you kids. I know because I've been there too.

I've tried so many different ideas and techniques and frankly, well . . .

I almost blew it!! I mean, I almost made a huge mistake. I was SO FED UP with all the so called GURUS out there that I almost gave up and went back to being another WORKER BEE in the massive HIVE called Dead End Job!

But somehow, it HIT me right between the eyes and a light went off. And in that instant I went from frustrated musician to open-handed philanthropist . . . and all because I made a HUGE mistake.

The Result of that mistake: In less than 3-hours of my SPARE TIME, I earned an extra 1,580.47 and now I'm giving away my complete system to the first hundred people responding to this offer. Actually there are only 59 spots left and I'm not sure how long that's going to last either.

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How much money can you make copying my mistake? I'm betting it's a HUGE amount based upon the step-by-step system I'm offering you. My system will work for any field and with any niche market and products you may be involved with.

If you've ever been frustrated by the so-called blood sucking "guru" leeches, you'll find this a breath of fresh air from an honest, down-to-earth guy who made a huge mistake which turned my life around. If I can do this then YOU can do the same with my system.

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Remember: this offer is only valid for the first hundred people. Act now, visit my website and find out how the BIGGEST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE turned out to be a godsend for YOU!

Dedicated to YOUR Success,
Jorge Arguello


February 28, 2008

When Your Kids Hit Puberty

Hi Single Dad,

Is puberty right around the corner for you; with your kids? Well hang on because everything you thought about your son or daughter is about to change . . . drastically. Fortunately for you, you'll survive it but a lot of it will be measured by how much time you've spent going over the points in my book Artfully Raising Children.

As you can see, my kids are well past the puberty stage of their lives now. They both attend the local college here in town and all is well.








My son graduated in 2007 and my daughter in 2006. But there was a time when they entered into puberty where I thought I would lose my ever loving mind. Of course girls go through it much differently than boys do. Let's start with the girls first . . .

My daughter hit puberty around 12 years of age. I know because she argued about everything, she had these outbursts over something she hardly ever reacted before to and she was a lot more somber than normal. I mean, she was always stubborn but she started to way overboard it seemed.

I went from being a SUPER-DAD to a STUPID-DAD almost overnight. Can you relate to what I'm saying if you've already gone through it? I mean I wondered where my sweet little princess went to and if she would ever return to me.


Here were some of the patterns you should be looking for and they are:



I have to say these things scared me but I started to see a pattern developing and this is how I handled it and you can too with minimal damage to house and hearth. LOL

You want to approach her and ask her how are things going in her life, you know like at school, her friends, or her homework, like you've always done only this time read her body language and see if there is something that is just slightly different.

For example, if normally when you ask her that question and she reacts gregariously, that is to say really animated like her eyes sparkling and her hands waving around, but this time she is NOT doing that at all, you can figure out that there IS something else going on in her life that is really bugging her.

Now how do you get her to open up to you without her exploding or becoming upset with you and her own reason for being? What you could do is once you ask her the question, read her body language and determine that there is something else that's bothering her, you talk about how things were for you when you were her age.

I would begin by just looking at her things so as not to draw too much attention to her and then tell her how, "when I was your age I would feel a certain way when a girl or boy would . . . " and then move into your story.

Look, the point is even if it is not related to her problem, this will relax her somewhat and move her to become open, if even for a little bit. You can then physically move closer to her and then looking at her and doing the things you used to do when she was a baby like stroking her hair, holding her close and instead of talking, listening to her.

The act of holding her and all shows her that you are still her loving parent and once establishing that, you can then question her again as to what is really bothering her and that you can probably help her solve it, or at least getting her to open up and you telling her that you are there for her, no matter what.

It is those kinds of acts that gives her the space she needs but also giving her the assurance of knowing that you love her no matter what; that you're there for her and that you love her always even though she is growing up. It's that connection to the past yet knowing that she must move forward with her life and still having daddy by her side. This is important now and in how she will view all the men in her life so be there for her, always.

Even if she acts a bit psycho sometimes and you're a guy thinking, "what do I say to her" or "what did I do now". It isn't about you all the time dad even if she makes you feel that way.

So remember to:

All this will always keep you as a Super Dad in her eyes.

Next letter we'll cover how boys go through puberty and the differences between the sexes.
Hang in there single dad; you're doing fine!

To learn more visit the Super Single Dad Website and get the primer on how to raise a child artfully.



February 08, 2007

Creating a home-based after school program

Hello Reader,

I know it has been awhile since my last post but if you're a single parent, you completely understand how it takes so much time raising children; no matter what age they are.

My daughter is turning 19 in April and my son is 17 last August. Guess what? It just doesn't end because now there is college to work up and through for both!

For me, since they are so close in age, only 16 months apart, everything happens altogether within a year of each other. What I mean is my daughter just graduated last June and now my son graduates this June.

It has always been a constant stream of activities or obligations that never stop. See, if you're smart enough or lucky enough you'll have your children at least two years apart. That way you don't have to have it all one right after each other.

Well, anyway while we're on the subject of two children close in age, lets talk about what kind of activities you can do with your kids, especially after school, that offers them a learning experience too.

So, your son's or daughter's school does not offer any extracurricular activities. You are worried of depriving your child of all that extra knowledge and fun. What should you do?

First realize that after school activities needn't be taught in a school-like environment by professional teachers in a structured and timely manner.

There is a lot YOU can do to support your child's academic, physical and social development. Don't be too concerned about formal programs and the fact is that many of our children are already over-scheduled with homework alone.

Today children have more and more advanced homework than I ever had as a child. Also if you don't have computers and calculators that weren't even invented when I was growing up today for your kid, you are at a disadvantage. I digress . . .

Obviously, school is top priority for children. They need to go to school, and finish their homework. They should then do their daily reading or writing work etc. This may take about 30-60 minutes but these days can take up to two or two and a half hours to accomplish.

I always gave time for my young children to de-stress from school a little bit by doing activities with them.

In the course of their daily work, your child may develop certain academic preferences and interests. In that case, you can try and find a program in a college or a community center that will help her and encourage her to try it out.

In the age of the Internet, information is really not a rarity. Allow him to use the net to find more information about thing that he likes. Encouraging the child to do independent research to gain in-depth knowledge is something that no formal program does.

If you are concerned about the lack of social life, enroll him or her in a club - a reading club maybe. Visit public libraries or even the theatre, if your child is interested. It is not necessary for your child to make friends with children his own age. A parent-child book club is another interesting option. If you can round up a number of like-minded children and their parents, you may well start your own after-school program.

If you're not ready or willing to organized a group activity, look to your community. Many or most communities offer many programs children love getting involved in or programs emphasizing social problems.

Your child can get their first real taste of suffering, charity and community help from such experiences. Volunteering for clean-up sessions, adult education programs etc could be a real eye-opener for your child. The lessons they learn become invaluable to them and something they can carry into adult life too.

If physical activity or the lack of it is of major concern, then enroll your child for some dancing classes or hiking activities. If organized sports are impossible to get, try enrolling them in a gym. They may find friends there and may take to the treadmill, lifting weights or wall climbing. It's safer than climbing a tree, isn't it?

Remember too that your child does not necessarily have to be a part of an organized group to benefit from after-school activities. There are various avenues open in front of you really and sometimes doing things around the house is great. That's what I did for my kids; give them a routine of chores to do which they still do, except a bit better.

Roping in the enthusiasm of your children in daily household activities like cooking, cleaning etc can also provide them with a refreshing extracurricular experience. Moreover, in my experience it improves family ties too.

I hope this article helps you in designing your own after school activities that doesn't require tons of cash or time that most single parents don't have the luxury of having. See you on the next post.

To learn more about being a great single parent, go to my website and read about my book, by clicking here at the Super Single Dad; Artfully Raising Children.

Jorge


July 26, 2006

Man Would I Like to Be on the Big O's Show

Hey everyone and all single dads reading this post.

I commend all dads that didn't take "I'm leaving you" from your ex wife to be interpreted as "And I control how the kids are raised and you can only see them. . ." Well, you get my drift.

You fought for full time custody and you were awarded that privilege by the judge. Just because you're a male doesn't mean you can't be the nurturing parent. I tell you what, your kids sure know the difference and they don't care whether it's mommy or daddy, as long as they are being nurtured.

My daughter is a legal young adult now and my son will be next year, but I remember when they were very little how we would go to the park together.

Oh, let me preface this with saying that I gave up my "musical career" as a traveling musician and there were times that I had to go on welfare because where I lived at the time, jobs were scarce. I have to admit to you how much that ate at me and it finally caused a breakdown, but that's another story.

My point there is that you sacrifice to be with your kids and you do whatever it takes to nurture and be with them, especially if their mother abandoned them either by choice or by death. Anyway, I digress . . .

We would go to the park and I remember how much joy and pleasure I would experience watching them go up the ladder and slide down, and how proud they felt in doing so.

"Look at me Dada" and then the other would chime in, "Look at me too!" They felt so proud of themselves and radiated all that positive feelings, even when I wasn't feeling so positive with where my life was leading me at the time.

Their smiles, laughter and joy would promptly take me out of any funk I might have felt at the time, if indeed I was feeling down and funky. Of course that has a different connotation today.

We would stop at the market on the way back and pick up food for dinner but I always watched the Oprah Winfrey show. Truth be known I used to watch Oprah way back when she was basically doing a Donahue type show. Running up and down the aisles and all that.

So I would lay my kids down so they could take a nap and I would go and watch the Oprah Winfrey Show. I figured that maybe I could learn something about raising a child or child diseases or something related to children.

Well sometimes there might have been something about a medical condition children were experiencing, but never anything about how to raise a child today so they grow up with the three R's ingrained in their little souls, and they are

RESPECT, RELIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

This is something I propose to do. I would love to be on the Oprah Winfrey Show as a guest and teach the principles on how to raise a child today; from a father's point of view. A father who raised his children by himself gathering and learning what it really takes to be a parent.

The fact is that we do everything different than women, but we have the same loving and nurturing components that women do and with some guidance, we become very skilled at it.

The bottom line is to make sure that the children are as fulfilled as they can possibly be in order for them to grow up as respectful, responsible and reliable grown-ups.

Why Oprah? Because she has an immense audience and the truth be known there are many males who secretly watch Oprah, like I do, or er, did . . .ahem . . .

Write to Oprah and let her know you want the "Super Single Dad" on there so she can grill him and ask him the pertinent questions on raising a child, and how he went about raising his children, artfully.
See you on the next post.
Peace.


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