One way to create a Massive Bank Account is to create a “blog.”

Not so many years ago, “blog” was not a household word. Today, blogging is an international hobby, with literally millions of bloggers, posting their thoughts on everything from global warming to tips on pet care. Some have huge followings, while others don’t fare so well. Let’s  take a look at how you can create a blog that stands out in the crowd.

If you want to create a blog, the process is simple, quick and free with any of the many blog hosting services. When you create a blog page, give your topic and writing style a bit - quite a bit - of thought before simply jumping in and hoping for the best.

Most important in the planning phase is your topic. Passion for your subject is what ultimately breeds success with your readership. When you create a blog, select a subject that fills you with excitement, curiosity and a desire to share with others. This makes words flow easily and nurtures an untiring commitment, so necessary to long-term success.

Once you’ve nailed down your topic, your primary job is to tweak  reader’s interest with knowledge, perspective and provocative commentary. This causes readers to reflect on your posts and contribute thoughts, questions and perhaps new information that sets off a flurry of responses from yet other readers.

When you create a blog that meets this criteria, you’re halfway there. Another key point to consider: know your topic and be willing to research and learn more. You’ve heard it said, the more you know, the more you realize what you don’t know. This is what makes an expert in any field.

Readers may pose a situation or difference of opinion that requires that you do additional research before you can make an educated response. This only fuels your own enthusiasm and gains you further credibility. You’ll learn new facts or ideas and have even more interesting material to offer. The usual result is a wider readership.

Word-of-mouth is an excellent way to promote your blog. However, today, there are so many ways to market your blog.

Many bloggers swear by spreading word of their blog through personal profile sites such as Facebook or  myspace.com, where you can highlight your cyberspace presence with an infusion of your personality and lifestyle that will pique the interest of individuals who might otherwise not ever have come across your blog. Submit some of your best entries to article directories in the appropriate category. Search out newsletters that focus on your topic and then offer your most provocative pieces to the editor, in exchange for a byline that links to your blog. Just these three simple efforts will do wonders for your exposure to new readers.

Go for it! Create a blog! Choose your subject carefully, respect and encourage comments from others and learn all you can. Blogging is a satisfying activity. You may just change the world for the better!

If you believe you can create Unlimited Massive Bank Accounts …. YOU WILL.

How long has it been since you re-evaluated your goals? Whether your business is Internet Marketing, Real Estate Investing or to grow personally, it is important to evaluate your goals. I just got back from a information packed weekend attending Scott Scheel’s Commercial Real Estate Academy and as he wrapped up the weekend he mentioned something I have heard alot and it just reinforced what I always found true. “Set Goals AND Write them down.” 75% of goals he had written down, he accomplished. Whereas goals he didn’t write down, he only accomplished 15% of those goals.

Think about it. When you decide to go on vacation or before you start on a long trip, you plan and you start to write down a checklist, goals per say….. because you want to maximize the vacation, right? Where do I want to go? How am I going to get there? How much money will I need? How long will it take me to save the money? What sites do I want to see? What restaurants or foods that I want to try? And then you have to prioritize because you may not accomplish everything, but the items you want to accomplish you put at or near the top of the list.

Do you do the same when planning for your financial or business success?

Set your goals, focus on your goals and do something EVERY day to get you closer to those goals.

We are almost half-way through the year. What goals did you set for youself or for your business this year? Have you accomplished any of them? If you did, congratulations. Did you set new goals or are you sitting on the fact that you accomplished something. Keep raising the bar, but keep them attainable AND “measurable.” ….How long do you give yourself to reach the goal?…..What about quantity?…What is a Massive Bank Account to you?…. Now write it down.

For example, one of my new goals after this weekend is to make my first million dollars in commercial real estate before December 31, 2008. So I wrote it on my calender. But to accomplish this goal is like “eating an elephant”, you eat it one bite at a time. So, I backed into some other smaller goals such as raising a minimum of $3 million dollars in private money by August 15, 2008. How many properties do I have to look at? How many a day? …and so on and so on.

It is also is good to have accountability Why? Would you be more likely do something to accomplish your goal if you had to “report” your progress to someone or to a group daily( minimum weekly) and if you didn’t get closer to your goal(s), why not?

A program I found that helped me and may help you as well to accomplish this daily is called Simple-ology. I don’t make any money by recommending this to you. I enjoy it and it has helped me.

I will leave you with this from Napolean Hill’s, Think and Grow Rich. - “…no more effort is required to aim HIGH in life, to demand abundance and prosperity, than is required to accept misery and poverty.”