Celebrating Gold this week

We're celebrating helping 2 of our friends who have gone 'Gold' this week.

What is gold? Well in the MonaVie compensation plan and income disclosure statement, the average income for a Gold Executive member is over £31,000.

That's greater than the UK average income, but part time (average 6 hours work a week). https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://uk.monavie.com/public/uploads/global/2011/5/income_disclosure_statement_uk.pdf&pli=1

This week we are celebrating Yuda and Greg's trip to USA as a bonus of qualifying at Gold level.
Join MonaVie UK Leaders Ian Carpenter, Anna Larking and Mark N Hopgood in London.

Thursday 7pm, Camden Town Tube.

Mark N Hopgood 07767 875 550

Don't live someone else's life - go with your heart and what your inner voice tells you

"Don't live someone else's life - go with your heart and what your inner voice tells you"

Steve Jobs talks about being an entrepreneur on Radio 4 - download this inspirational webcast.

Steve Jobs, Bert Jansch, Ralph Steinman and Robert Whitaker.

Fri, 7 Oct 11

Duration:
29 mins

Available:
1 month remaining

Radio 4's obituary programme, telling the lives of significant figures who have recently died. This week Matthew Bannister marks the lives of Steve Jobs, we review a life that changed our world with his friend and advisor of forty years. Also Bert Jansch - the guitarists' guitarist whose style ranged from jazz and blues to traditional folk. His collaborator Beth Orton pays tribute. Professor Ralph Steinman, who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine for his work on the immune system.. And Robert Whitaker, official photographer to the Beatles who was wounded in Vietnam.

Download 13MB (right click & "save target as")

This may be a long shot, but have you heard of Monavie?

They've got this incredible nutritional beverage based on the acai berry superfood.

It's helping people with back pain, neck pain, arthritis, high blood pressure, high cholesterol..

They are paying ridiculous money for people to promote it word of mouth. My buddy Matt is making 1000 a week part time. Are you interested?

http://mark.hopgood.eu

Sky TV's contact center in Scotland tarnishing the Scot's image

I dread calling Sky TV. The reason, the staff there seem so unfriendly, unyielding and unsympathetic to my needs.
I've just had the third contact with them. Arrogant, unbudging and inflexible,. The third time I've been presented with no choice but to accept their way.

Anyone else had a similar experience?

I've got many Scottish friends, and they are all lovely, but why is it that Sky's customer service (!) team are the opposite. Do they train the loveliness out of them or are they so stressed from dealing with  all the unhappy customers day in day out that all nicities are left on the caot hook when they clock in.

Now I love the Sky+ box - that's a nice bit of technology, but it doesn't mean that the team behind it have to be complete sh*ts, does it?

Here's a breakdown of my experiences.

1. they get my name wrong and cant change it - so I have to live with logging in under an incorrect name and my sky email address isn't my name. Can't be changed (no sorry).

2. I ask for a VAT receipt - Spanish Inquisition ensues. Immediately I'm interrogated and i can't get a VAT receipt unless I pay £x00 a month for a business account. The result, as soon as I can, I move my broadband and calls away to the cheaper better utility warehouse.

3. I have a problem with my payment method and get asked to pay 2 months in advance, losing my money, which they can't refund.

I eventually resolve this by insisting on speaking to a superior, despite being told that they will say the same thing.

So, is Sky and their call center tarnishing the trusted image of the Scottish person with their CANT and WONT attitude. If they weren't a monopoly I wonder if they would survive.

interest rates at 3% put my savings pot asset at £40k

I was talking with Sue about my passive income from my part time business.
Currently I'm saving and earning £1200 a year as a passive income. But how else could you earn £1200 a year doing nothing?

One way is to put money in a savings account. Currently the  interest rates on offer in the UK are 3%. In order to earn £1200 every year, I'd need to put £40k into a savings account.

So, does this mean that the value of my business is £40k to me?
It does and this means that in the 4 months I've been working on this business, I've accumulated £10k per month.

If a part time business, valued at £40k within 4 months would be of value to you, then contact me and I can give you all the information and advice to start saving and earning today.

The value of my part time business, 4 months on..

I've been running my part time business for 4 months now and I wanted to share with you where I am. The reason? I want you to share in my success - I beleive that you could be where I am in less than 4 months.
Why? Because I have learned so much over these 4 months and I'm willing to share all my knowledge with you for your success.

My business is in helping people to make and save money. I consider that a gift.

4 months in - where am I?

I'm a customer and I now have 12 customers. The value to me is that the total I earn passively pays for my mortgage for 1 month of the year and has paid for a Spa Break for me and Sue on our wedding anniversary.
Passive income - means that I don't need to work ever again to generate that income.
If I don't do any more work on my business I will continue to save and earn £1100 each and every year.

However, I don't intend to stop building my business, so the big question is where will I be in the next 4 months

The next 4 months - where will I be?
I'm going to continue to gather customers, so with the knowledge I have, I'm looking at gathering a new customer every week. I've also got 6 people in my team and we are helping each other to build our business together. At this rate, I'll have 12 distributors, each with 12 customers in the next 4 months.
I'll be in a position to double double my business earnings.

Now, would something like this opportunity be of interest to you?

If so, please connect with me on facebook, send me a message and I can help you to build a nice residual (passive) income like mine, but better.

Attending the Cost Reduction Seminar

IBM are holding a conference for our partners Scalable at South Bank London.
It's essential for anyone who has several PCs to look after and is looking at spending no more than they need to on software licencing.

I'll be attending, so I look forward to seeing you at the event.

Here's a PDF which has a link for free registration.
http://hopgood.eu/crs180609.pdf