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How to make money online

       

1. The first step is to stop Googling things like, "how to make money online." Not because you shouldn't want to make money online, but because the stuff you're going to find by doing that is going to help you lose money online. Sort of like asking a casino owner how to make money in Vegas...
2. Don't pay anyone for simple and proven instructions on how to achieve this goal. In particular, don't pay anyone to teach you how to write or sell manuals or ebooks about how to make money online.
3. Get rich slow.
4. Focus on the scarce resource online: attention. If you try to invent a way to take cheap attention and turn it into cash, you will fail. The attention you want isn't cheap, it's difficult to get via SEO and it rarely scales. Instead, figure out how to earnexpensive attention.
5. In addition to attention, focus on trust. Trust is even more scarce than attention.
6. Don't worry so much about the 'online' part. Instead, figure out how to create value. The online part will take care of itself.
7. Don't quit your day job. Start evenings and weekends and figure it out with small failures.
8. Build a public reputation. A good one, and be sure that you deserve it, and that it will hold up to scrutiny.
9. Obsessively specialize. No niche is too small if it's yours.
10. Connect the disconnected.
11. Lead.
12. Build an online legacy that increases in value daily.
13. Make money offline. If you can figure out how to create value face to face, it's a lot easier to figure out how to do the same digitally. The web isn't magic, it's merely efficient.
14. Become the best in the world at something that people value. Easier said than done, worth more than you might think.
15. Hang out with people who aren't looking for shortcuts. Learn from them.
16. Fail. Fail often and fail cheaply. This is the very best gift the web has given to people who want to bootstrap their way into a new business.
17. Make money in the small and then relentlessly scale.
18. Don't chase yesterday's online fad.
19. Think big, act with intention and don't get bogged down in personalities. If it's not on your agenda, why are you wasting time on it?
20. Learn. Ceaselessly. Learn to code, to write persuasively, to understand new technologies, to bring out the best in your team, to find underused resources and to spot patterns.
21. This is not a zero sum game. The more you add to your community, the bigger your piece gets.

A few years ago I put my book The Bootstrapper's Bible online for free. You can find it here.

FIVE BEACH BARS AT DUBAI Take a look!!!

             

                                       FIVE BEACH BARS AT DUBAI  Take a look!!!

                                                  XL Beach Club

XL Beach Club
Address: Habtoor Grand Resort & Spa, Dubai Marina, Dubai
Tel: 04 399 5000
Web: grandjumeirah.habtoorhotels.com
Dress code: Beach chic
Times: 6pm to 3am Sunday to Thursday; noon-3am Friday and Saturday
Price Range: $$
If you haven’t checked out Dubai’s newest party spot, this is the perfect day to change that. Head down to the recently launched XL Beach Club for a clubbing experience you won’t forget. A luxury venue for the super stylish, XL welcomes the trendy party crowd for laid back drinks and dancing on the beach, with special guest DJs and performers each week. So slip into your most stylish summer outfit and get down to XL to see what all the fuss is about.
FYI: Rapper Flo Rida helped celebrate the launch of XL Beach Club with a live performance.

Waves

Waves
Address: Fujairah Rotana Resort & Spa, Dibba-Khorfakkan Road, Fujairah
Tel: 09 244 9888
Web: www.rotana.com
Dress code: Casual
Times: 12pm to 5pm; 7pm to 10.30pm, daily
Price Range: $$
Let’s face it, Fujairah isn’t the first spot to come to mind when looking for a relaxed day at the beach, but for those sunny days perfect for a drive out of town, head to Fujeirah Rotana where you can disconnect from city life and relax by the beach at chill-out resto-bar Waves. A classic beach bar welcoming the flip-flop wearing crowd, Waves offers a delicious a la carte menu and drinks list to keep you satisfied.
FYI:  Unlike Dubai, Fujairah’s coast lies on the Indian Ocean offering unique views to its fellow Emirate.

Shimmers

Shimmers
Address: Mina A' Salam, Madinat Jumeirah, Jumeirah, Dubai
Tel: 04 366 6730
Web: www.jumeirah.com
Dress code: Beach chic
Times: 11am to 5pm; 7pm to 11.30pm, daily
Price Range: $$$
If you’re looking to escape the madness of most beach bars in the city, head to Shimmers where the only thing more chilled than the vibe are the cocktails served to you as you relax by the beach. A stunning setting overlooking the gulf, this underrated spot attracts a stylish, sophisticated crowd for lunch, dinner or social seaside drinks. Head down for sunset to catch the breathtaking views of the Jumeirah beach stretch and rediscover why you love living in Dubai.
FYI: Shimmers also offers stunning views of the Burj Al Arab and the Madinat Jumeirah complex.

Barasti

Barasti

Address: Le Méridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina, Jumeirah, Dubai

Tel: 04 399 3333
Web: www.lemeridien-minaseyahi.com
Dress code: Casual
Times: 11am to 2am, daily
Price Range: $$
It’s not hard to see why Barasti manages to make it onto best bar lists year after year. The city’s premiere beach hangout is the kind of place you’d hope to find in a seaside city with fabulous    beachfront views, a chilled out vibe and great music. Having hosted some of the world’s best DJs in Ibiza-style parties, the outdoor venue proves time and time again why it’s one of the hottest spots in Dubai. Giving the party crowd an alternative to the city’s countless glitzy hotspots and offering a no-fuss all-fun atmosphere, this is one venue you can kick up your flats and let down your hair.
FYI: Barasti regularly holds concerts and sporting events, and has seen the likes of The Streets and Vanilla Ice perform.

Beach Bar & Grill
Address: One&Only Royal Mirage, Jumeirah, Dubai
Tel: 04 399 9999
Web: www.oneandonly.com
Dress code: Beach chic
Times: 12pm to 3.30pm; 7pm to 11.30pm, daily
Price Range: $$$
If you’re after a beach bar with a little more pizzazz and views to kill, then the One and Only Royal Mirage’s seaside venue is definitely the place for you. While its vibe might be chilled out, there’s still a touch of the oh-so-stylish with most if not all patrons dressed in their very best designer beach wear. So don your coolest Kaftan or your pure linen trousers and head down for fresh succulent seafood and fine cocktails served chilled.
FYI: For more glam seaside socialising, head to The Jetty Lounge, the resort’s new trendy hotspot offering views of the Gulf and the Palm.

Michael Phelps' Girlfriend, Megan Rossee

 Michael Phelps, REALLY A LUCKY GUY

  

While the record-breaking Olympian wasn't on hand to enjoy the beach with his girlfriend Megan Rossee Thursday, the 25-year-old SUPER model still managed to catch the attention of Santa Monica beachgoers, playing volleyball with her friends and splashing around in the water in a metallic gold bikini.
Rossee and Phelps have been dating for about five months, making their public debut together in London earlier this month at a Speedo event.

            

Sports

ANOTHER Moms making millions

ANOTHER Moms making millions Cruising to success4 of 7Company: Mobo Crusier Location: Los Angeles Annual sales: $1 million Entrepreneurism runs in Melody Hsieh's blood. Her parents operated an auto parts factory in Taiwan, where she once worked at the age of 8. "I learned early in life that hard work and smart work are the essential ingredients to running a successful business," she said. So after college in 2000, Hsieh decided to start a company, with family money, that sold scooters. By 2003, sales at her ASA Products surged to $3 million. But in the next three years, annual sales quickly plummeted to $300,000. "My mistake was that I had no long-term strategy to build my brand," she said. "I was just pursuing a hot trend, and not paying attention to competition, customer service or marketing." In 2006, she took a hiatus from her company and went back to school for her MBA. In late 2006, she relaunched a new product -- Mobo Cruisers -- a line of three-wheeled cruisers for kids and adults. "This time I applied what I learned in school about marketing, operations and research before I launched the brand," said Hsieh. Today, Mobo Cruisers is sold through Target and Toys "R" Us and expanding into Canada. Hsieh, who's a new mom to her three-month-old son, said she's busier than ever now. "Women can do it. It's hard but you don't have to give up one role for the other," she said. "Have a routine that works for you and stick to it."