Special Thanks
I am so excited that I have finally delivered this newsletter to the i-saga community! Man, did I learn a few things along the way, as took longer to produce than I thought. I am truly grateful for the help and support of my team behind the scenes, especially Terry Green, Connie McVicker, and Julie Ensor. Without them, I’d still be scratching my head trying to figure out where to start.
Visit the blog, “Success Stories”
I want to introduce you to the Institute of Success and Goal Achievement’s blog called Success Stories. You can find it by visiting SuccessStoriesBlog.net, or going to the blog page on i-saga.net. I’ll post regularly to the blog, including short summaries of the guest interviews each week.
Additionally, there are places for you to post to tell your business or individual success stories. Here’s what I invite you to do: as you listen to the weekly guest interview, go to that particular blog posting and comment about the guests, their topics, and any insights you may have gained. And do read comments placed by others, as we want to build a community that shares their stories and learns from each other.
While you’re thinking of it, please visit the blog now and reply and comment about any posting there. It’s also a great way to share your thoughts about what i-saga is doing and how being part of the i-saga community has helped you.
Website updates and replay status
If you have not had the opportunity to surf the new i-saga site, please visit and take a look around. This is now a site that is designed to add value for the i-saga community with information and updates, great content that changes regularly, and useful resources that can have a positive impact on you immediately.
The calendar page and the Guest Interviews section of this newsletter will soon replace the multiple emails you currently get from info@i-saga.net each week. We’ll overlap for a short while to give you a chance to develop the habit of looking at the calendar weekly and enjoying this newsletter, but the volume of emails will decrease significantly.
As for the replays, we will continue to have these available on the unique links that we share for each week’s interview for a week after the live interview. So if you miss the live interview you can still catch these for free. After that time, we will have them archived on the replay page. We’re still working on the logistics for this, so for the time being we’re keeping all the links active.
Jack Canfield’s Breakthrough to Success
Many of you know that Jack Canfield is one of my mentors, and that I am part of his Platinum Inner Circle group that meets with him four times a year. Last July, my wife, Marie, and I attended his Breakthrough to Success training. It is nothing short of life changing, game changing, business changing, etc. – you will completely transform who you are from the inside out to enable you to accomplish any goal you can dream up.
I strongly recommend that you attend this training. If possible, go with your significant other, as there will be deeply-rooted, positive changes for you that just cannot be described – they need to be experienced.
Many of you have told me you’d love to go. If you are serious about going to Jack’s BTS this August, it will be full soon. I know it was about 80% full before they started to market it a few weeks ago, so my expectation is that you will have only a few weeks before you’ll be stuck on the waiting list.
For more info about this incredible experience, please visit Breakthrough to Success Seminar 2008.
You can also find information on the i-saga.net Resources Page .
I will be there as part of the support staff and would love to meet you. Please come and say hello!
Support needed for Bike & Build riders
Two friends Alana Grainsky and Emily Smith are about to embark on an amazing adventure and need your help. Read on to see how you can support them and a very important issue in the US.
Through the organization Bike & Build, they will be joining 28 other young adults on a cross-country cycling trip from Virginia Beach, VA and end in Cannon Beach, OR to benefit affordable housing efforts. While on the road they will meet with members of the communities they pass though, tell them about the trip and the affordable housing crisis, and help them become involved in efforts to alleviate the problem. There will also be several days where they trade their bikes for hammers and help construct homes with affordable housing organizations such as Rebuilding Together and Habitat for Humanity.
In order to participate in Bike & Build each cyclist must raise in excess of $4,000. The proceeds from this trip will be used to fund young adult affordable housing projects. More than just providing the riders with an incredible opportunity, a large portion of each donation will directly impact the affordable housing issue. With Alana and Emily, I ask that you support them and Bike & Build by making a tax deductible contribution. Your donation will have an incredible impact on the affordable housing landscape throughout the country.
It is very easy to do – visit BikeAndBuild.org, click on the “donate” button, and in the drop down list that says “select a rider” (next to the Continue button), scroll down to select their names, Alana Grainsky and Emily Smith.
Additionally, I will have a special i-saga interview with Alana and Emily prior to them leaving on this trip. I will send details separately so you know when this will be, as it will not be a normal Friday interview. This will have some special surprises, so you won’t want to miss it. We’ll keep you posted! |
