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 Finding Mr Right - How to Get the Perfect Personal Trainer   Health,Fitness The truth is. I despise my personal trainer. He called me AGAIN at 5am this morning to make sure I got off the bed and going to the gym. I answered the product, but Cleaning it once a to cough and could be seen as I used to be coming down with something. Know what he said? “I do not buy that.” Well he was right. The thing is, I'm not really a morning person. Furthermore, for most of playing, I've not been a training person, that is, until about 6 weeks ago. It isn't I lack motivation. I am talking about, positive, I want to lose fat, get fit, and build muscle, so much . Who doesn't? The problem is it will require a lot of work. Work that had been I recently wasn't investing in. It finally took my little girl to push me to look for a personal trainer. “Daddy, are you currently fat?” my little angel said. The honesty of a 5 year old came crashing down right on my own head or fat belly as the

 Choosing builders in the best ways overall   Advice,Business,Consumer Want the honest, unvarnished truth? Not all homebuilders are created equal. The horror stories you may have heard about dishonest or incompetent builders are, sadly, based on reality. That's because anybody can print up business cards and call themselves homebuilders. Which is why it's up to you, the smart consumer, to do your homework. Because you're not just buying a home-you're buying the manufacturer of that home. And because a home is such a major investment-quite possibly the largest you'll ever make in your lifetime-it just makes good sense to protect yourself by doing as much research as possible. That being said, here's a checklist that will help you find the builder that can make your dream home come true: o Find out the difference between the four different kinds of new homes: Custom homes; semi-custom homes; production/tract homes; and spec homes. Most builders focus on one type.

 Lose your mind (in a manifesto) Part 2   Internet Marketing,Marketing,Business Last article my bold claim was that in order to get to clarity on your message, mantra, or answer to “what do you do” question, or even make a big decision, you had to lose your mind. One fun way to do this is to write your manifesto. If you involuntarily rolled your eyes thinking manifestos are dead, think again. A manifesto does what the mission statement — de riguer for corporations, small businesses and even individuals in the good old days of the past three decades — cannot do. It invites curiosity. It engages at gut level and in come cases speaks to the heart. If you think they are dead, look around. Brands like LuluLemon proudly print theirs on their iconic bags. Companies like Brains on Fire, Simple Shoes, Nike, Levis, Apple, and many more including s mall companies with big ideas all took time to get their values, ideas , and beliefs down on paper to be crafted into something visually interesting a