PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Getting the Right Equipment and Maintaining It    4 Warm Ups and Stretches to Prepare You For the Game    6 How to Focus Your Mind on the Game    8 Team Bowling Methods    10 Individual Bowling Methods    12 How to Keep Score    13 Learning About Bowling Pins    15 Gripping Guide    17 Stance Guide    19 Footwork Guide    21 Approach Guide    23 Back Swing Guide    25 Timing Guide    27 How to Aim for Your Target    29 Finishing and Following Through    31 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview Getting the Right Equipment and Maintaining It There is not very much equipment needed for bowling, but it is still important to have the right size and fit. A bowling ball and the correct type of shoes are basically all you need. Some people also like to wear a type of fingerless glove to aid the grip, but this is optional. Shoes need to be special bowling shoes with smooth soles that can slide. They can be hired from the bowling venue, or you can buy your own. Bowling shoes should not be worn out in the street. The smooth soles make them dangerously slippery and the abrasion of the street will ruin them for bowling. Balls are the other main piece of equipment. They should be chosen by weight and size. A rough guide for weight is approximately one third of the user’s weight, but this will not always work. The best idea is to use the house balls and try several weights out before you buy your own. When playing, notice if your ball speed is decreasing towards the end of the game. If it is, this can indicate that the ball is too heavy. Speed often equals score. If the score decreases, the ball is usually traveling more slowly. Insert your fingers into the finger holes and swing the ball. If your shoulder seems to dip down on the back swing, the ball is probably too heavy. If, when you use the ball, it doesn’t roll, but leaves the ground (lofts) then it is most likely too light. Balls usually weigh between 6 and 16 pounds. Generally, adult males can handle the 14-16 pound balls with ease, while adult females are more comfortable using those in the 10-14 pound range. Youths frequently use the lighter balls. Weight is not the only factor in ball use, but finger hole placement also plays a part. Two fingers and the thumb must be inserted into the finger holes. The whole of the thumb should go in easily, while the fingers should go in up to the first joint, or between the first and second joint. The fit should not be a tight one; the fingers should be able to move easily in and out. The hand should be fully expanded, but not uncomfortably stretched. Some balls are made for fingertip gripping - their holes are not as deep. When you have your own gear, you’ll need special bags for the shoes and for the balls. A small towel to wipe dirt off the ball during and after use is also good. A rosin bag to keep the hands dry is another necessity for those who play regularly...

Ebook Table Of Contents The Philosophy Behind the Game of Paintball    4 Rules of the Game    6 The Skills You Need for a Game of Paintball    8 Basic Protective Paintball Gear    10 Basic Paintball Games to Play    12 Tips for Warming Up Before the Game    14 Common Mistakes New Players Make    16 Paintball Rules of Safety    18 Learning About the Guns of Paintball    20 How to Improve Your Game with Drills    22 Great Tactic Building Drills to Try    24 Defense Tactics for Paintball    26 Tips for Building Teamwork    28 Playing a Game of Indoor Paintball    30 Playing a Game of Outdoor Paintball    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview The Philosophy Behind the Game of Paintball There’s no doubt about it, the game of paintball is increasing in popularity. While it was first invented to demonstrate the thrill of hunting while remaining in a safe environment, it has been found by many to be a game that challenges the wits. To play most sports competitively, the player needs to be young, strong, fit and agile. To play paintball well, physical strength is often secondary to mental alertness and skill, which gives older players a chance to defeat someone who may be younger and stronger. Women can play against men; age can play against youth and the not so fit can play against those in the prime of fitness and still have a good chance of winning. This is opposite to the world of sports like tennis, soccer and football and other athletic pursuits that are seen in the Olympic Games, where only the youngest and fittest are likely to win. Paintball helps to develop teamwork, since the game is played most often by teams. While the skill levels of individuals are appreciated, this is not of prime importance in the game. Organization and communication between team members are paramount and can see a team less experienced win over one that has played more often. If team members retain their presence of mind, they may yet win the day against a superior team who can be brought into disarray. Survival and good hunting skills, coupled with patience and determination are what makes a paintball player - or team - more likely to win. With its need for strategic thinking and patience, paintball has been likened to a game of chess. However, those who prefer a more active game than chess can be given the chance to hone their skills by playing paintball. It may also be the ideal game for those to whom hunting and killing animals does not appeal, but who would still like to indulge in hunting type activities. It would certainly ensure the survival of some animals that are on the verge of becoming extinct due to constant hunting. And since there are indoor areas to play paintball, one can do so without being at the mercy of inclement weather. Playing paintball is also considered by some to be a good way to de-stress, while other proponents of the game believe that it fosters a team spirit within the company to which the team belongs, thus creating or facilitating a better work environment...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Where to Start Your Trip to Becoming a Comedian    4 Performer or Writer - What Do You Want to Be?    6 Are You Funny Enough to be a Comedian?    8 What is Your Comedic Style?    10 Are You Cut Out for the Life of a Comedian?    12 How to Find Material in Everyday Life    14 How to Turn Your Ideas Into Comedy    16 Learn the Basic Structure of Jokes    18 Benefits of Testing Jokes with a Friend    20 Tips for Structuring Your Routine    22 How to Get Discovered    24 How to Land a Gig    26 Benefits of Reviewing and Editing Your Work    28 Tips for Writing Sitcoms    30 How to Get Your Sitcom Script Read    32 Ebook Sample Content Preview Where to Start Your Trip to Becoming a Comedian The best place to start your trip into the world of comedians is in front of your mirror. Here you can practice your jokes and comedy routines until they are perfect, with no one to put you down or laugh in the wrong places. You can watch yourself perform and try out various movements until you are satisfied with them - and then perhaps you can ask your friends what they think. The only trouble with friends are that they don’t like to be unkind, so unless you know they are honest, take what they say with a grain of salt. Performing in front of family and friends is good in that it gives you confidence in yourself. You’ll know that you can stand up there and go through your spiel without missing any lines. This knowledge is invaluable for when you do your first performance in front of strangers. Your first performance might be at a larger family gathering of a birthday party, wedding breakfast or some other celebration. Or it could be at the local pub, a nightclub or bar, many of which have open mic. nights. Take along a friend or some family for support and to videotape your act, and then you can watch it afterwards and see how to improve. Don’t worry if the audience don’t laugh much; most of them will probably be amateur comedians themselves, waiting for their turn. Since they are the competition, they may not be too free with praise and applause. The next step up in your climb to comedian fame is the club. Clubs often run Bringer nights where anyone can do a routine on stage if they bring five or so others that are paying customers. These shows are usually slotted in early in the show, before the advertised acts. Although you might be eager to jump in there and show people what you can do, it doesn’t hurt to do some training. Watching other comedians perform either live or on DVD will help you hone your skills, but an acting or drama school will also give you skills that you may not pick up from watching others perform. Besides, not everyone you watch will be a good comedian and you don’t want to pick up any bad habits. Becoming successful at anything takes a lot of hard work and practice; being a comedian is no different. But if it is something you love doing, all that hard work and practice will seem like fun...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents The Ins and Outs of Sailing    4 The Ins and Outs of Motorboats    6 The Ins and Outs of Paddling Boats    8 How to Pick the Right Boat for You    10 How to Transport Your Boat    12 How to Get Out of the Dock    14 How to Steer the Boat    16 How to Dock Your Boat    18 Safety Rules for Boating    20 How to Anchor Your Boat    22 How to Read Marine Charts    24 Rules of the Waterways    26 How to Communicate With the Mainland    28 How to Check Weather Forecasts and Tides    30 How to Plan a Boat Trip    32 Ebook Sample Content Preview The Ins and Outs of Sailing So you want to go sailing? Sailing is a great sport to get into. You can have the pleasure of taking trips all over the place without the hassle of road traffic. You can join with a group of like-minded people and sail in groups or go alone and socialize before and after sailing. Once you learn those special skills that will enable you to sail your boat safely, you will have an incredible amount of fun. Using wind pressure against sails and water pressure against the underwater part of the keel or hull is how sailing works. If you know nothing about it, you can join a yacht club to learn. Many yacht clubs have open days where the newcomer can try out different sailing boats to see which they like best. You don’t have to own your own boat, but can rent one from the yacht club and also take lessons on how to sail it. You will be able to take the boat out unsupervised once you’ve passed the tests. If you join a yacht club and get some experience, you may even get to crew a boat for someone to increase your sailing hours; an inexpensive way to enjoy sailing. Some colleges and high schools offer yachting lessons. There are many different kinds of sailing boats, from the 20-man crew racing yachts to a single man dinghy that costs only a few hundred dollars - and many others in between. There are many types of yachts, and many types of sailing dinghies. Many recreational sailors prefer dinghy sailing. These smaller boats are ideal for either racing or just having fun sailing, but the skills still need to be learned if those aboard are to remain safe. For racing you will need to have additional skills and a higher skill level than for recreational sailing. Skiffs, with their flat, narrow hull are the fastest. Cruising dinghies are more suited to family outings due to their greater stability. Their hull is not as rounded and they have less sail in comparison to skiffs. Catamarans are defined as dinghies and are fast with high masts and double hulls. There are many more sailing boats of various kinds, and some people who are hooked on the sport of racing take their dinghies with them to regattas around the world. Whatever type of sailing you take up, you’ll be sure to make many friends and have fun, which is what such a hobby is all about...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents What is a Blog?    4 What are Blogs Used For?    6 How Blogs Create Communities    8 How Blogs Can Help Business    10 What Kind of Blog Do You Want to Write?    12 Where to Find a Free Blog Host    14 Blogging Programs You Can Install Yourself    16 Do You Want a Free Blog or Your Own Program?    18 How to Get Others to Read Your Blog    20 How to ‘Ping’ Your Blog    22 How to Create an RSS Feed    24 How to Put an RSS Feed on Your Blog    27 How to Make Money with Your Blog    29 How to Keyword Optimize Your Blog    31 Blogging Mistakes and How to Avoid Them    33 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview What is a Blog? A blog is very much like an online diary, but it can be written by numerous people, or by just one person. It is written on a website in chronological order, but often displayed in reverse order. The word ‘blog’ or ‘blogging’ can also be used as a verb to denote an action - specifically, that of leaving a comment on a blog. The word ‘blog’, derived from Jorn Barger’s word ‘weblog’ and is said to have sprung into existence when Peter Merholz broke it into the two words  ‘we blog’ on his website for a joke. When many people interact using a blog, they are usually discussing a particular topic of interest to them. Thus, if someone wants to know what’s the best pink widget to buy for his boat, others will write in with their comment on how that particular widget worked - or didn’t work - on their boats. Blogs are ideal for finding out what other people’s experiences have been with anything you can think of. If someone is an expert in any topic with much experience that others can benefit from, then he may start up a blog about it and give advice. He may also provide links to other websites that sell things applicable to his area of expertise. Or he may have links to other articles or other blogs about the same topic. Blogs make use of both text and images, but some blogs focus on photos (photoblog) art (artblog), videos (vlog) and audio, that is, podcasting or MP3. Blogs can be long or short, but those that are extremely short are referred to as micro-blogging. Blogs are usually updated frequently and the technology used today allows people who know very little about it to become bloggers with just a tiny learning curve. In the early days of blogging, bloggers called themselves journalers, diarists, or even escribitionists. An article or comment written on a blog is called a post, a blog post or an entry. Old blogs on a topic are sometimes referred to as ‘archives’ and may be kept on a different page or pages that are accessed via a hyperlink. There are sometimes a variety of hyperlinks - like the index of a book and they are found on the right or left of the blogging page. The beauty of blogging is that persons who have the same interest can all come together and discuss it, getting to know each other (in a manner of speaking) at the same time...

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Preface iii PART ONE CHARACTER : ITS ACQUISITION AND MASTERY I. What Constitutes Strength of Char- acter 13 II. Calmness in Strength 25 III. Physical Pain and the Power of Character 35 IV. Opposing the Assaults of Destiny 46 V. The Struggle Against Enfeebling Sentiment 57 VI. Fear and Strength of Character 69 x CONTENTS PART TWO CHARACTER : How TO DEVELOP IT FOR BUSINESS AND DAILY LIFE CHAPTER PAGE I. Exercises of the Intellect for Acquir- ing Strength of Character 83 II. Physical Exercises for Developing Strength of Character 95 III. Strength of Character in Business 106 IV. Strength of Character in Every-day Life 117 V. Happiness and Strength of Charac- ter 126 PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview PART I CHARACTER: ITS ACQUI- SITION AND MASTERY CHAPTER I WHAT CONSTITUTES STRENGTH OF CHARACTER STRENGTH of character consists of an ensemble of qualities which endows its possessor with illimitable power over his instincts and his pas- sions. It is the mastery of self at its highest expression: the application of the power of will to the multiplicity of temptations which constantly assail us. Further, it is the eman- cipation of the mind from the prejudices which enslave feeble souls, disdain for the petty an- noyances whose repetition wears away an in- termittent energy. Strength of character aids us to elicit acts of the will with freedom, at the same time enabling as to bear up under reverses as well as to realize what we set out to accomplish. It is strength of character which enables us to con- summate the act that we have fixt our choice...

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How Serious Is Identity Theft? Are You at Risk? How Can You Tell if YOUR Identity’s Been Stolen? What To Do if You’re a Victim of Identity Theft Who Has the Right to Access Your Information? What is Being Done to Protect Your Privacy? What Can You Do to Prevent Identity Theft? Special Concern: Online Privacy Learn How to Read a Privacy Policy Protecting Your Children’s Privacy PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview How Serious Is Identity Theft? Imagine waking up one morning. You are on your way to an interview for a new job. Maybe you’re looking to jump up the corporate ladder or perhaps it’s for a second job to help get ahead of the bills. Whatever the case you are optimistic about the day. A friend of yours has given their personal recommendation and you are confident the job is in the bag. The interview goes well. The interviewer seems pleased with you and you have a good feeling about the offer. While nothing is promised you are more than certain the job is yours as soon as the paperwork is approved. You finish the interview and stop by the car showroom. It’s looking like a good time to finally get that new car you’ve had your eye on! You’ve been thinking about it for months. The salesperson takes you for a spin and it’s everything you’ve dreamed of – and more! Stepping back into the showroom the salesperson suggests you sit down. “Grab a cup of coffee and we’ll talk about driving this baby away today!” Sounds good. Bantering over the paperwork you sit back with a sigh of contentment and put down the pen. “Let’s just check your credit and you should be off in a few minutes” he says. Today is a GREAT day!

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Introduction: What is Time Management? Why is Time Management Important? Why should you learn Time Management Skills? How Much is Your Time Worth? Learn how to put a value on your time – what does an hour cost? Learn how valuing your time helps you manage your time Keeping Track: Where Does the Time Go? Developing a log Finding the Time Wasters Setting Goals: Long Term and Short Term Goals Learn how goal setting affects time management Find out how to create long and short term goals. Scheduling: Making the Most of Your Time Schedule according to your prime working hours Creating ‘To-Do’ Lists and Action Plans Learning to Prioritize Special Tips for Family Time Management Calendar of appointments Respecting each others time Organizing household chores More Than a Schedule…Final Thoughts Staying on Schedule requires more from you How Time Management affects your life PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview Introduction: What is Time Management? Do you find yourself rushing through your morning, stampeding to the door, making your way through traffic only to arrive 10 minutes late for work because you had to wait for the train? How does the rest of your day go? Once you get yourself into work do you need to take a few moments to compose yourself? Perhaps you get a coffee and relax by chatting with a co-worker on your way to your desk. When you sit down you see five items that need immediate attention (some left over from yesterday) and the phone starts ringing. You forgot the morning meeting! So you start rifling through your papers…. Is this sounding all too familiar by now? Regardless of whether you work at home, an office or a factory or if you work for a boss or yourself, getting a grip on time seems like a daily struggle for millions of people.

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-By Persuasion -The Influence of the Eye -Through Clearness of Speech -By Setting Good Example -By Decision -By Rational Ambition -By Perseverance -By the Prestige Gained from Concentration -By Confidence -Acquisition of Dominating Power

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BY PERSUASION PERSUASION, Yoritomo taught us, clothes itself in two very different forms; the one in-vades the soul like the invisible molecules of a soothing balm poured from a kindly hand, and gently infiltrates itself throughout our sys-tems, communicating to us its virtues. The other may be compared to the terrible wind of the African deserts. If, from the first hour one feels its burning touch, he has not known how to avoid it by shutting himself closely within his dwelling, every crevice and opening of which has been sealed, nothing can escape its attacks. The imperceptible sand drifts little by little into all corners of the house, and even reaches all parts of the human body. However well protected we may be, it even penetrates closed lips and eyes, and soon this almost invisible thing seizes on every man and be-comes his constant preoccupation. Evil persuasion is all the more dangerous because it knows how to clothe itself with the most attractive external attributes. That is what we meet in the guise of counselors whose words are always tempting, since they adopt the false appearance of solicitude. With earnest words and sympathetic smiles, these persons who almost always have nothing to do in life, try to spoil the lives of others without having a suspicion of their unconscious crime.

Table Of Contents The Real Truth Introduction .................................................. 3 How To Finally Build A Real Powerful List ................................ 5 Why People FAIL At Listbuilding ............................................ 6 NO Over Stuffed Squeezes! ................................................ 7 Why THIS Should Be The Main Marketing Strategy You Do ........ 8 If YOU Had NO List How Would You Grow It Fast? ................... 9 Using Email Swaps To Build Subscribers ................................ 15 Actual Email I Used That Got Me 93 Opt Ins In 24 Hours: ....... 16 Have Them Kicking Your Door Down With Requests To Do Swaps .................... 17 How To Find GOOD Ad Swap Partners ................................. 18 Giveaway FREE Ebooks On Listbuilding ................................ 20 How To Make A Fortune With Your New List ........................ 22 How To Ensure Your List Responds Well To All Of Your Emails .. 25 Earn At Least $69,472 A Year Like Magic ............................... 26 Conclusion ........................................................................ 28 Sample Content Preview The Real Truth Introduction Question – What if you lost EVERYTHING and had to rebuild your internet business and income quickly? What would you do? This very same question was asked to some of the top marketers – here are some of the responses: If you apply this guide, you can FORGET all that ridiculous crap you have to do for SEO and tell Google to kiss off with all their algorithmic changes that kill your business. You will finally have: 1. ON Demand Traffic 2. ON Demand Money 3. ON DEMAND Respect 4. Safety & Security 5. Income For Ever 6. Run with the BIG DOGS Screw Pay Per Click, SEO, Media Buys, Search Engine B.S. . . A large and engaged list makes all of this IRRELEVANT. So WHY haven’t you built your list yet? I should also ask you why haven’t you built AND conditioned your list correctly? Most marketers NEVER do what I will reveal to you in this guide and view their list only from their perspective. There is a lot of hype about listbuilding. There is no question that the money is in the list BUT I am about to let you in on another ground breaking and well guarded secret;