Tips to Becomeing an Expert (Part 2)

In this chapter, I will reveal to you the five highest paying skills that I do to create wealth and the seven secrets that experts do to position themselves as an expert to give themselves the credibility of you require to develop the five highest paying skills.

Top 5 Highest Paying Industries that we focus on:

1.       The speaking industry is one of the highest paid expert services in the world. I have been on stage for 20 minutes and made ten thousand dollars and more. I have been on stage and delivered a high value, high content speech and got paid fifty thousand dollars for an hour speech. Some people, such as Former President Bill Clinton, have been paid a quarter of million dollars to deliver a key note speech. Where else and what other industry can pay you that kind of money? I don’t know of another job or industry that pays that kind of money. Getting a high paying gig like that skill and expert have that skill and are the authority in their field.

 

2.       Seminars are another high paying way to generate wealth quickly. People who have put on their own seminars, trainings and workshops and have people come in and learn from you and pay a high ticket price to be in the room with you and learn from you because of your knowledge and expertise in the industry. Making fifty thousand to five hundred thousand dollars is not out of the question for a weekends worth of work.

 

3.       Coaching is another high paying profession that experts do to create wealth. If you are business leader or someone who is great at people development, then coaching is a great high paying career. My wife Giovanna, is one of the best coaches in world and has an unbelievable connection with people. Many people have come from all over the world to coach with her. She does more than just mentor them, but actually coaches them along their career paths. There are approximately 40,000 coaches that get paid anywhere between $300 per hour to $3000 per hour and up!

 

 

4.       Consulting is another highly profitable career path where consultants go into businesses and helping them diagnose how their current state situation is and what their company current situation is like and helping them understand where they could go based on best practices and innovation. This is one of my favorite things to do as I love looking at a business and discussing what to do next and where to go with the business. In my earlier career as a computer consultant, I had the privilege of setting the infrastructure in over 1200 businesses in 200 industries.

 

5.       Product development is extremely profitable. If you create and sell your own products, especially one with a low cost and high profit model is great. For example if you have books, cd’s DVD’s or any kind of informational product where once it is created, the only cost to you is the material, usually a few dollars and it sells for fifty, one hundred dollars or more, then you have a winning formula for high profitability! A simple way that anyone can get started today to create an info product is to interview the top experts in a particular field and record or write about the insight gained from this process. This is compiling data and distributing it and that is something anyone can do today!

 

Tips to Becomeing an Expert (Part 1)

Are you the expert in your field, profession or industry? Regardless of the profession you choose, when you position yourself as the expert, you will be paid more money. In this chapter, I will teach you how to position yourself as the expert, so that you can get paid what you are worth. If you have a specific skill or knowledge base in a specific industry, if you position yourself as an expert, people will recognize your talent and pay you top dollar to gain some of your wisdom. Your knowledge makes you the authority on a specific topic, trade or profession. You must learn to position yourself as the expert and in this chapter, we will discover many ways to help you position yourself as the expert and command top dollar for your services. In this chapter, I will reveal several top paying revenue streams that experts do. For example, authors, speakers and coaches are amongst some of the highest paid individuals in the world and it makes you the expert in your marketplace. In this book, you will learn some of the secrets and strategies from millionaires that have built true wealth, just simply by positioning themselves more intelligently as an expert!

The better positioned you are as an expert, the more income you can demand for your knowledge and service. If you are an entrepreneur trying to better build your company and make it more profitable, my secrets and tips will help you accomplish your goals. I will share with you what I’ve learned over the last 20 years and what others, who have built large fortunes, have learned about being the expert in their field and what it can do for you.

So what is an expert? Webster’s dictionary describes it as a person with a high degree of skill in or knowledge of a certain subject. I describe an expert as a credible authority who has been in a particular field for seven to ten years or more. Experts know what to pay attention to, what things mean, how things work and how things might turn out. In this chapter, you will learn how to become an expert and how you can monetize your expertise, which will get you paid for your insight, knowledge and experience!

Positioning yourself as the expert is extremely important because your income and your influence are directly proportionate to the number of people who consider you the expert! So ask yourself this question. How many people, right now, consider me the expert, the authority, the go to person when it comes to my expertise based on my knowledge and skills in my particular field? If your answer is not enough, don’t worry, because in this chapter, I will help you identify several ways you can gain maximum exposure by branding yourself as the expert. When you do this properly, everything in your life will shift. People, companies, charities, news and media will all start looking to you for advice. Your circle of influence will grow, the respect you command will grow and ultimately, you will be paid what your worth. I’m sure many of you reading this book right now aren’t getting paid what you’re worth for the knowledge and expertise you have. We’re about to change all that right now!

 

7 Characteristics of a Great Leader

What makes a great leader? Are they born leaders? Do they learn to become leaders? Or are they put into situations where the only options are to sink or swim? Are the ones that swim considered the leaders? All these questions and more will be discussed in this blog post.

 

 

 

History demonstrates that the great leaders of the world all have some similar characteristics that they share. The Roosevelts, Gandhis, Churchills, lincoln, Washington, Franklin & King just to name a few, all shared similar leadership qualities. Leaders are like everyone else, but stand up in face of adversity, stay true to character when tempted to stray and have a cause to fight for much greater than their own personal gain.

 

1. Establish a Vision and look forward to see that vision come to life. The vision should unify your team and give them a purpose that everyone channels their efforts into making this vision a reality. A great visionary will have a team, a entire company, a state or even a nation behind its vision because they all realize that when the vision come to reality all will benefit.

 

2. Check your ego at the door. In the words of my good friend Jerry Myers, “Leggo my Ego”. Today’s leaders are humble. The days of the King’s dictatorship reigning over his thrown casting down on people, employees or a nation are long gone. It doesn’t make the leader any less driven, just a smarter approach to lead by inspiration instead of fear. In a company, leaders who do not put the vision of the company their first priority weaken it and become less effective leaders. On the contrary, great leaders put the company’s vision first. As any great entrepreneur will do, their vision and integrity come before profits, knowing if they plot the course and stay true, the profits will multiply.

 

3. Serving others is a critical leadership quality. If you can fill a need and improve the quality of people’s lives, then you are serving a greater cause than your company, your product and your profitability. Ken Blanchard illustrates in his book “Heart of a Leader” that the flock is not there for the sake of the shepherd, the shepherd is there for the sake of the flock. Taking an interest in the team builds great camaraderie and builds trust and open communication which is key when several people are representing your company or products. It is they that must live the vision in order a leader to be successful.

 

4. Take Responsibility means that you acknowledging that you are solely responsible for the choices in business. It is easy to take credit for success, but only a great leader for claim faults. One who owns their actions is one who is respected. A great leader re-charts the course after realizing an attempt has gone astray.

 

5. Lead by Example – Mahatma Gandhi “We must become the change we want to see”. Would you rather follow a leader who is the hardest working person, most dedicated to the vision and holds the highest amount of integrity or would you rather follow someone that says do as I say, not as I do? It sounds so simple and the choice is obvious, but so many leaders have that mantra. Work hard while I play golf, promote the company while I come in late and leave early. Many leaders who have paid their dues have a sense of entitlement and say they have been there and done that. Not the best of attitudes to lead to greatness. The great leaders are still there, still working hard and still have a love and passion for what they are doing and do it because they choose to, not because they have to.

 

6. The most important job of a leader is to have a reality check and realize if the goals and visions of the company, team or nation are a reality. Is there a general lack of progress or is something looming that could threaten the goals or visions? Scott Blanchard says, “The best leaders are the ones who talk about what other people are thinking about and what they’re fearful of and they demystify it. They’re very clear in their approach in terms what they’re going to do about it. This is easier said than done for most leaders, but publically addressing a problem shows the employees or team that you are on top of the situation and it is a concern of yours as you know it is a concern of theirs too.

 

7. Don’t Quit, even when the chips are down and if major setbacks are happening. The one who perseveres are the one’s well respected. No matter what happens, no matter how bumpy the road gets, don’t quit. Persistence is a virtue and keeping your commitment and making your actions consistent with your words is a crucial key component to any great leader.

 

 

Craig Garcia
www.CraigGarcia.tv

 

Educate Yourself to a Higher Income

In today’s economy, there are few jobs to be had with six-figure salaries attached. However, there are careers to be found in a range of fields that can boost your earning power. You can achieve a high income without a doctorate or a law degree. Of course, achieving a six-figure salary will always require hard work and motivation. There are no free rides or successful get-rich-quick schemes. Sometimes continuing your education is the best way to prepare for a new career. Below are some steps that may help you take your current salary to new heights.

Consider the benefits of online education.

 

Online training programs offer an alternative to traditional in-classroom education that can be very appealing for working students. Pursuing an online education, whether it’s an accelerated learning program, a bachelor’s, associate’s, or master’s degree, allows you to study from home, at your own pace, so you can keep your current job while training for a better one. Arming yourself with the skills and knowledge it takes to competitive in this job market, is the most valuable commodity you possess and an employer are willing to pay for those skills.

Believe it or not, when the economy turns down, the economic law of Supply and Demand actually lowers your earning potential. With a higher unemployment rate, the chances of a company finding a qualified applicant who is willing to work for less money than they were before, is more likely when things turn down, than when unemployment is low. One of the best ways to separate yourself from everyone battling for the same position you are, is have more skills, more knowledge and a better work ethic than your competition.

Option 1: Accelerated Learning Facility.

Accelerated Learning is Key to to sharpen your skills

With the power of the internet, there are great online learning institutions that will allow you to gain the skills and knowledge necessary to compete in this global economy with a high unemployment ration. If an employer has two applications in front of them and all things being equal, except applicant A shows a thirst for knowledge and continues to educate themselves, the employer has an easy choice to higher the person who continually wants to learn more, therefore providing more value to the employer who hirers that person.

Option 2: Earn a two-year associate’s degree.
There still are some high-paying careers out there that you can prepare for with about two years of study. For example, court reporters are known to pull in six-figure salaries, and often train for their careers with just one year to 33 months of study. If you’re surprised to see this career on the list, consider that court reporters often take on freelance work in addition to their regular hours to significantly boost their incomes. While the average salary for a court reporter technically weighs in at about $48,000, many use freelance opportunities to top the $100,000 mark.

Option 3: See where a bachelor’s degree can take you.
Train for a career in fine arts, finance, or technology, and find high-paying careers in each area. Art directors average about $83,000 annually, with the top 25 percent earning over $100,000 per year. Many art directors hold a bachelor’s degree in fine arts. Some begin their careers as graphic artists in advertising, publishing, design, or film, and work their way up to the position of art director while proving themselves through experience and hard work.

In the financial sector, actuaries pull in hefty salaries assessing risks and their financial impacts while often working for insurance companies. The mean annual salary for an actuary is $95,420. A bachelor’s degree in mathematics, statistics, actuarial science, or business should offer solid footing for you to embark upon this career path.

If your interests lie in technology and IT, consider becoming a Web systems manager. The mean annual salary for this career is $113,880, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The top 25 percent can earn over $136,000 per year. A bachelor’s degree is a common requirement for IT managers, along with a strong knowledge of computers and management practices. A degree in management information systems may be especially helpful.

Option 4: Looking beyond a bachelor’s? Let education take you higher. If you already hold a bachelor’s degree and are looking to advance within your current field, consider the options that might be possible with a master’s degree.

Becoming an educational administrator can be a great option for teachers looking to advance their careers with a two-year master’s degree. In most cases, a master’s in educational administration or educational leadership is required, as well as related experience in teaching or school administration. A high school principal might expect to earn around $92,000 annually, according to the BLS, while a chief academic officer can earn over $140,000 per year.

Option 5: Look into further career training to get ahead or change careers. Research your potential new career, what further experience you might need, and how to get it. In today’s fast-paced job market, current job skills are essential, especially if your career involves using computers or technology in any way. Many professionals remain at the top of their careers with short educational stints or extra certifications in their fields.

My recommendation is to do what makes you happy and become the best at it and the money will follow. You’ve heard it from everyone from your mom to Oprah: Do what makes you truly happy and the financial side of things will fall into place. While it may be difficult to swallow this notion when you’re about to leap into a career change, you will likely be happy you did.

Craig Garcia
www.CraigGarcia.tv

 

Are Billionaires Born or Made?

What are the common attributes among the super wealthy? Are there any true secrets of the self-made Billionaire? Are there similar characteristics of the self-made Billionaire?

I’ve analyzed everything from the billionaires’ parents’ professions to where they went to school, their track records in the early stages of their careers and other experiences that may have put them on the path to extreme wealth. After studying over 600 self-made billionaires I researched in February 2009, our list of the World’s Billionaires yielded some interesting results.

First, a significant percentage of billionaires had parents with a high aptitude for math. So to all the students and parents of students, be sure to continue your math studies. I found that the ability to crunch numbers is crucial to becoming a billionaire. I also learned that being good at math is hereditary. To my amazement, I found that many of the most common professions among the parents of American billionaires were engineers, accountants and small-business owners.

 

Bill Gates & Steve Jobs

More than 20% of the 292 of the self-made American billionaires on the most recent list of the World’s Billionaires have either never started or never completed college. This is especially true of those destined for careers as technology entrepreneurs: Bill Gates of Microsoft, Steve Jobs of Apple Computer, Michael Dell of Dell Computers,

Larry Ellison

Larry Ellison of Oracle, and Theodore Waitt of Gateway computers. It just goes to show you that a great idea, an innovative product and timing in the marketplace can yield high rewards.

Contrary to the above statistics, Billionaires who derive their fortunes from the financial district, make up one of the most highly educated sub-groups: More than 55% of them have graduate degrees. Nearly 90% of those with M.B.A.s obtained their master’s degree from one of three Ivy League schools: Harvard, Columbia or U. Penn’s Wharton School of Business. Save your money parents, because if you want a billionaire child, the odds are in your favor going down this route.

Goldman Sachs has attracted a large share of hungry minds that went on to earn 10-figure fortunes. A stint at investment bank Goldman Sachs is a prime credential for becoming a finance billionaire. Of the 68 self-made American billionaires that derive their fortunes from finance, at least 11 current and recent billionaire financiers worked at Goldman Sachs early in their careers, including Edward Lampert of ESL Investments is estimated worth of over 4.5 Billion Dollars in 2007, Daniel Och ranks 296 on The World’s Billionaires 2008, Founder and CEO of Och-Ziff Capital Management Group, Tom Steyer is the Senior Managing Member of Farallon Capital Management, LLC and oversees Farallon’s investment activities and Richard Perry, is one of the most successful producers in music history, whose career has spanned over 42 years. He has produced albums that have resulted in sales of over 100 million copies.

A graduate degree from a top-tier school is no guarantee of success, but it can’t hurt, especially if you get an M.B.A. from Harvard, as did 32 of the self-made entrepreneurs on our World’s Billionaires. Another 33 took home M.B.A.s from Stanford, Columbia or U. Penn’s Wharton School of Business.

 

Donald Trump

 

 Several billionaires suffered a bitter professional setback early in their careers that heightened their fear of failure. Pharmaceutical tycoon R.J. Kirk’s first venture was a flop–an experience he regrets but appreciates. “Failure early on is a necessary condition for success, though not a sufficient one,” he told Forbes in 2007. Donald Trump and Richard Branson, are no stranger to failure. Branson, known for his often wild and dramatic ideas, Branson always knew that he would encounter letdowns along the way. Trump, who had filed for bankruptcy more than once, still manages to stay on top. The secret to these two billionaires success has been his ability to make a strong recovery. More than perhaps any other entrepreneurs in the 20th century, Branson has been able to successfully move from one venture to the next even after experiencing bitter disappointment.

 

According to a statement read by Phil Falcone of Harbinger Capital Partners, during a congressional hearing in November, his botched buyout of a company in Newark in the early 1990s taught him “several valuable lessons that have had a profound impact upon my success as a hedge fund manager.” Falcone first started his fund to focus on distressed debt and he is returning to those origins (having been focused on equities a lot of last year). He is starting the Credit Distressed Blue Line Fund aimed to buy ‘troubled loans and bonds.’ The $7 billion hedge fund has had an interesting year in which they’ve faced uphill battles in some of their equity holdings where they control large stakes.

skull and bones secret society

Several current and former billionaires rounded out their Yale careers as members of Skull and Bones, the secret society portrayed with enigmatic relish by Hollywood in movies like The Skulls and W. Among those who were inducted: investor Edward Lampert, Blackstone co-founder Steven Schwarzman, and FedEx founder Frederick Smith. Funny, but this reminds me of an old Simpson’s cartoon where Homer discovers a secret organization that he almost DIES to get into…lol

 

Of the 380 self-made American tycoons who have appeared on the Forbes list of the World’s Billionaires in the past three years, 42 were born in September–more than in any other month. As I was born, Sept 4, 1970, I am glad to hear that I have a higher chance of becoming a billionaire….or maybe it is just a coincidence!

If you happen to lucky enough to have parents who already got the ball rolling in business for you, your chances of becoming a billionaire increase even more! Originally founded as a vehicle for the brothers’ oil inheritance, Bass Brothers Enterprises became a Mecca for young investors in the 1980s. Private equity mavens David Bonderman and Jim Coulter met in the offices of the Bass family’s private investment vehicle. Other billionaires who worked for the family include real estate guru Tom Barrack, investor Richard Rainwater, hedge fund manager Marc Lasry and private equity maven Nicolas Berggruen.

Craig Garcia
www.CraigGarcia.tv

 

Lessons from the 1930’s

Lessons from the 1930’s

More Millionaires are Created from an Economic Downturn!

 

Innovation and Hard Work in the 1930's

History suggests that even the deepest downturns can create huge opportunities for people and companies with money, ideas and guts. The recent turmoil in global financial markets, combined with huge unemployment worldwide, has generated considerable interest in the Great Depression of the 1930’s. Fortunately for me, growing up very close to my grandfather, who was born in 1911 in Glouster, Ohio, I have heard many stories from a great man who lived through the great depression, not just read about it. There’s much to be fascinated with, both in the parallels of the banking failures, real estate foreclosures and unemployment. My grandfather recalls that everyone took their money out of the banks as they were uncertain if the bank would be there tomorrow. He recalls one in four people out of work, a ridiculous 25% unemployment percentage. Even though we are seeing record unemployment ratios, the numbers aren’t accurate when comparing them to the 1930’s. Back then, they counted everyone who wasn’t working. Today, we only count those not working and who have filed in the past 6 months. I can guarantee you the numbers of out of work people are actually much higher than they are reporting.

 

The BIG questions remains, can the investment and business practices of the 1930s yield useful lessons for us today? For smart investors and companies, the answer is yes. Those who bought up land and homes later became millionaires and companies like Allstate insurance, opened their doors during the worst economic times in US history. In April 1930, a noted DuPont research scientist, Wallace Carothers, recorded the initial discovery of neoprene (synthetic rubber). Although the company’s price levels and sales fell by roughly 10% and 15%, respectively, that year, DuPont boosted R&D spending to develop the new technology commercially. A buyer’s market for research scientists and low raw-material prices helped the company to keep the cost of its research investments manageable.

Neoprene, which DuPont publicly announced in November 1931 and introduced commercially in 1937, became one of the 20th century’s major innovations. By 1939, every automobile and airplane manufactured in the United States had neoprene components. Similarly, DuPont discovered nylon in 1934 and introduced it in 1938 after intensive R&D and product development.

Stock market of the 1930's

Many people also re-invested in the stock market as history demonstrates, will come back bigger and stronger than ever before. Executives are often told to maintain investment during downturns. It’s easy to question this countercyclical advice, however, in times like the Depression or the present, when the volatility of financial markets (an indicator of uncertainty) reaches historic highs. Is the typical behavior of executives–act cautiously and delay investment projects until confidence returns. I don’t know about you, but when the stock market dips below 7000, I’m digging deep to invest as much as I can afford without disrupting my daily cash flow.

 

What ideas do you have to start a new business, create or invent a new product or system? Are you investing right now? Home prices and interest rates are historic lows. Yes it might be scary and yes you may not be financially as well off as you were two or three years ago, but when everyone else is holding on tight to their money, my millionaire mindset tells me to get back into the stock market, look for properties that I can flip or turn positive cash flow and create a new business, product or system that people could use right now! What are you doing?

Craig Garcia
www.CraigGarcia.tv

 

Belief

Believe in Yourself & You Can do Anything!

The dictionary describes belief as the mental act, condition, or habit of placing trust or confidence in another. Mental acceptance of and conviction in the truth, actuality, or validity of something and Something believed or accepted as true, especially a particular tenet or a body of tenets accepted by a group of persons.

My definition of belief is when something is true in your mind. It may not even be reality, but it is your reality, therefore it is true to you. It is trusting and having confidence that what you believe to be true is true.

It is one of the most powerful words in world because when you believe in something, someone or even yourself, you can do anything and nothing can stop you. It is the core foundation that allows you to achieve anything in life. Believing in oneself that you can accomplish anything in life is the most powerful force in the universe. To gain this confidence, you must first have belief. Your belief pattern may not come easy as many of us have been knocked down so many times, that our belief system lowered and our confidence has been damaged. However, with persistence and if you’ve studied human behavior, we learn and understand that what we are striving to reach our goals and it may not come easy, it may not come on the first try or even the one hundredth try and yes, you may have setbacks. But, if you have been a student of personal development, you realize that if something is going to be done, it will have to be done by you. In life there are no free lunches and to be the best at something, you will have to try harder than anyone else is willing to try. If you believe, you can do anything! You can persevere though anything!

If you look at a professional athlete or musician, you will realize  that they have practiced their profession longer and harder than anyone else. Yes, there may be some natural talent there, but people aren’t born running 4.4 40yd dash or playing guitar or violin. They have belief that they can and will do it. No matter how long, how hard, how much pain they must go through to accomplish their goal. They believe in themselves and they believe that they can do it. It is the belief that keeps them going, keeps them pushing forward and keeps them focused on the end result, even when they hurt, when they are tired, when they don’t want to practice anymore and when they want to quit! The difference between accomplishing your goals and not is belief and belief will keep you going! Most people quit inches from gold, if you’ve ever heard that expression and if they just pursued a little further, major breakthroughs would occur. That’s the difference between believing and not believing! Because when you are “Inches from Gold” those who believe can feel it, sense it and trust that they will accomplish and get to their goal!

 

Craig Garcia
www.CraigGarcia.tv

 

What I learned from a 13 year old boy….

Giovanna Garcia with Jason O'Neill, Pencil Bugs

What I learned from a 13 year old boy….I met a young man Jason O’Neil, 13 yrs old, who owns his own business, Pencil Bugs. Has a facebook & twitter account and has sold thousands of products.

      He has shared the stage with Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Brendon Burchard. He attends live events, has been on radio and is one of America’s young successful entreprenuers. Yes, he has help from his parents, attends school until 3 PM, does his homework and then is allowed to work his business. Ok, maybe he stands out a little more than some of us because he is only 13, but the point to the story is, if he can do all that, what is stopping us? We have more experience & more education! If nothing is stopping Jason from achieving his dreams, nothing should stop us from achieving our dreams! Start a business at any age!

Craig Garcia

 

What I learned from an Author

We just got back from los Angeles where we attended a book seminar and we visited with Mark Victor Hansen, Jack Canfield, Lisa Nichols from the Secret, Oprah and everything else she was on…These are amazing people who have done and are doing amazing things….

Craig & Giovanna Garcia with Lisa Nichols

One message that we took home from this event was that we can do anything we put our mind to…Yes, it will take work, lots of work & usually more work than we are ready for, however the rewards are wonderful…

Another speaker put it like this…He is a speaker & author…He said, I Love being an author! I love Speaking!

But, I HATE writing….When I sit in front of the computer to write, I can think of 200 other things I’d rather be doing…Sometimes I stare at the computer screen for hours waiting for inspiration. I HATE writing, but I LOVE being an author, selling books and traveling around the world selling books and speaking about my book. So I do what I Hate doing, “the work part” so that I can do what I love…Selling my books and speaking about my books….

What was so amazing was his honesty that even someone as successful as he is, he MUST put the work to get him where he wants to go…EVEN IF HE HATES IT!!!!!

We hope to enlighten you with the philosophy that making a true connection with people will get you much further in business than trying to sell people. Our vision is to empower you with the proper tools, techniques and etiquette to take Social Networking to the next level!

Craig Garcia

 

Blogging is the NEW Generation of List Building

Blogging is the NEW Generation of List Building…and if you haven’t started your blog or started blogging, but quit blogging, then you are totally missing the boat. Not only is blogging the New Generation of list building, it is marketing that can pay of for years to come…

Think about it… would you rather blog for 15 minutes a day and have it pay off for years to come or call leads the rest of your life?

It’s a total “No Brainer”

and when you blog, there is NO fear of Rejection, No Cold Calls, No Bugging People, No Selling & No Hang-ups!

So if you are one of those who haven’t started your blog or started your blog and just got tired of blogging, maybe you just needed a little direction or inspiration…

Giovanna Garcia, Professional Blogger

 
For example, Giovanna Garcia from Imperfect Action is a Professional Blogger and has gained notoriety from her blogging. She has a huge following that reads her blog daily, she had been recognized by Alltop, a website that recognizes the top blogs in the world and has been invited to be an SOB…no, not what you’re thinking, but a Successful Outstanding Blogger. She did all this without ever making a telemarketing call or phone call. Now thousands of readers visit her website daily. Do you have 15 minutes a day to write?

Craig Garcia