The health you once had, the health you dream of having, is now within your reach! Unicity products are formulated to work with your body to restore energy, balance and health through leading edge yet natural effective ingredients.

There is no better evidence of the effectiveness of Unicity products than the fact that hundreds of doctors, surgeons and other healthcare professionals recommend Unicity products to patients and become Unicity Franchise Partners themselves.

These highly respected and qualified medical professional, from a broad range of disciplines, have seen firsthand the positive impact that Unicity products have on their patient, their colleagues and themselves.

Unicity products are subjected to meticulous research and development, and are listed in the Physicians’ Desk Reference. This reference is considered the most trusted source of pharmaceutical and nutritional supplement information in the USA. It is consulted by more than half a million US doctors and pharmacists. Ninety percent of healthcare professionals consider this population the most important source of reliable information when advising their patience which products to use.

The company has collaborated with major medical institutions such as The Cleveland Clinic, Stanford University, UCLA, University of Utah, University of Minnesota, University of Sydney and Columbia University to conduct clinical studies on its products.

Unicity has even presented study results at scientific meetings of the American Heart Association and the American diabetes Association.

You can trust Unicity products! They are effective, innovative and safe. They are the choice of healthcare professionals and should be your choice for PRIME HEALTH. Want to also realize your PRIME LIFESTYLE?

Visit www.pgdsystem.com and www.steledge1.myunicity.net and get exceptional, effective products!

Well, I just opened my email this morning and read this thought-provoking question in the subject line: Are You Driving With the Brakes On?

You see it was just Saturday morning that I attempted to pull out of my driveway, felt the sluggishness and resistance of the car and realized that I was trying to drive with the brakes on. First, I thought something was wrong with the car, but it was I who had the problem. There is a deeper application to this question which I wish to share:

Want to have more success, in all areas of your life?
Read the message below and apply! 

 "Just finished four days of meetings in Europe. I am feeling very positive about this region of the world. Now on my way to Asia to see old friends and make new ones. What about you?  

Should you get involve with network marketing? Here is a clue:Warren Buffett, Robert Kiyosaki, Donald Trump and Bill Gates  have all endorse network marketing as the business vehicle of choice. The question is no longer what kind of business, but rather which network marketing company should you choose?

Aaron Webber, Triple Diamond and Chairman's Club Member Unicity International gives you a response to the question 'Why Unicity'?

             A wonderful Opportunity to…. get Better Health.  Click HERE

Is there any anything else you would like to know? I'll promise to get back to you quickly.

• Well, to day I completed my 365th day of my Rick Warren Devotional Reading Plan! What an exciting journey it has been exploring, learning, and applying God's truth. 
  
  Praise God for giving me the discipline to daily feed at His table! 
  
  
  Indeed , "The entrance (unfolding) of your Word gives light and understanding to the simple." Psalm 119:130
  
  
  Be encouraged and feast on His Word , not only in corporate gatherings, but daily. As Brother Mark Bethel use to sing, "it'll do your soul some good!"
  
  
  
  I thought I would share this inspiring, final devotional with you my readers. I hope it inspires you to be a better person today both in your personal life and in your relationship with others - family and business associates
• 
  "What do you remember about people? The good experiences or the bad experiences? Paul said, "I like to remember the good things about people, focus on the good times we've had, remember the positive experiences." 
  
  
  
  When Paul said this he had not had an easy time in Philippi. Acts 16 tells us that when he went to Philippi he was illegally arrested, whipped, humiliated, and thrown into prison -- before finally being asked to leave town. Yet he says, "I thank God every time I remember you." 
  
  
  
  Paul could have dwelt on the negative. He could have remembered the painful memories. He chose not to remember the painful; instead, he focused on the things he could be grateful for. 
  
  
  
  Maybe you have been hurt in the past by a parent or a partner and you're still holding on to that hurt. As a result you can't enjoy being around them today. You're still focusing on the bad and the negative. Be grateful for the good in people. Pleasant memories are a choice. I can choose what I'm going to remember about the past.
  
  
  
  If you want to enjoy others, you've got to focus on their strengths and not their weaknesses. With some people it takes a lot of creativity. But you can find something good in everybody.
  
  
  
  I'm not saying that you deny the hurts you've had or that you excuse the weaknesses in other people. That is psychologically unhealthy. But focus on the good and choose to emphasize the strengths."
• Now go and choose to Remember the Best and Forget the Rest!

        Visit http://www.steledge1.myunicity.net and get healthy also!

• 
• Philippians 1:3

http://web-assets.youversion.com/html-email/smartcomm/spacer.png" />

                                                                                                                        This morning my wife and I were relaxing and planning for our Valentine Date Night tomorrow .    As  we talked, laughed and planned, it occurred to me that we are learning to appreciate, respect and love each other more deeply. We are learning to recognize and speak what Dr. Gary  Chapman, a Christian counselor and author of The Five Love Language, identified as "the love language " of each other.

Recently, I visited my doctor in Miami for a routine checkup. Everything seems to be going well and I was excited about my continued good health until... Yep, you guessed it! It was all great until the doctor noted that my blood pressure was elevated above normal and my cholesterol was out of balance. She gave me a prescription and placed me on a low cholesterol diet. She gave me a huge list of Foods to Use and Foods to Avoid.

Today we celebrate Labor Day and honor all the hard-working men and women of the United States. Americans deserve  this special holiday when one considers that Americans works harder than any in the industrialized world. According to Dean Schabner, we work more than the English, the French, the Germans, the Norwegians or even the Japanese. Further, Americans take less vacation, work longer days and retire later.  The pressure on us  to work more and more continues.

Finally,  I encourage you today in the words of Jesus:
"Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest." - New American Standard Version (1995)

Why not build a business which will allow you to earn a residual income and enjoy the world which has been given to you. SFI is a fantastic business to develop. Check it out here!    

12 Characteristics of  “All In” Leaders

Last week I wrote a post entitled, “Do You Fit the Bill?” It described five essential qualities of a great leader. During my research this week I found an outstanding post by Brad Lomenick. He notes, “I want leaders on my team who are “all in” and identified 12 characteristics of  such leaders. I couldn’t have said it better. 

6. We is much more important than me. If I win, the team wins. If the team wins, I win.

7. You are willing and motivated to improve daily. Getting better at what you do is not a choice, it’s a requirement. Read the rest here!

I guess the question for each of us who lead our teams of affiliates, marketeers, associates or employees is: Are we “all in” leaders? Are we working with diligence, commitment and pure motives?

SFI is a company with extraordinary leaders and a high performance team. We are building a legacy for the future and changing lives across the globe. Click here and see how you can get in on the action today!

 Do You Fit The Bill?

There is a lot of talk in the news these days about the lack of leadership in our country. Some say that President Obama is failing in reviving our stagnant economy for lack of leadership on issues that matter to the American people. The persistent, growing array of scandals which plague the administration – from Fast and Furious to Benghazi to the IRS targeting conservatives and the unwillingness of government leaders to address them forthrightly only add to the confusion.  Others say the president is lacking in leadership in the international arena ---“leading from behind” in world affairs.

 

.
Then there is the indictment of the Congress which suffers from persistent stalemate, so most meaningful legislation is stalled dead in its tracks either in the House or in the Senate.

 

 

 

Then there is the race issue, which raised its ugly head in the Trayvon Martin tragedy. This has been exploited by the Civil Rights leaders and the mainstream media to advance personal agendas; while the pressing issues of unemployment, unwed mothers, teen pregnancies, violence, “gangster” music and murder in the inner cities are ignored. Yes, there is a cry in the cities across the land for capable, effective, leadership.  But what does that look like?

I looked through the blinds of my window to watch the rising sun. It was just peeping through the dark clouds on the horizon. Its beautiful rays streaked across the sky with confidence, as if to say, "I am here at your service!"  I was reminded that this is a new day with new opportunities and challenges. it will only be here for a few hours and then gone like the wind. The success or lack thereof will be determined by my attitude and action. So how can you make the sun rise on your business?

1. Get Organized - To be successful in business you need to be organized. The organization will help you complete tasks and stay on top of things to be done. Do you plan your day? Do you set priorities?

2. Keep Detailed Records - By keeping detailed records, you'll know where the business stands financially and what potential challenges you could be facing.

3. Analyze Your Competition - To be successful, you can't be afraid to study and learn from your competitors. Every successful  team studies the competition - basketball, hockey, or football.  After all, they may be doing something right that you can implement in your business to make more money.  No need to reinvent the wheel!

4. Understand the Risks and Rewards - The key to being successful is taking calculated risks to help your business grow. No risks, no reward. Sow to reap!

5. Be Creative - Always be looking for ways to improve your business and to make it stand out from the competition. Recognize that you don't know everything and be open to new ideas and new approaches to your business. Don’t be afraid to change and adapt to new realities.

6. Stay Focused - The old saying that "Rome was not built in a day" applies here. Just because you start a business doesn't mean that you're going to immediately begin making money. The farmer works a long time before he realizes a harvest. Focused, consistent effort pays off in the end.

7. Prepare to Make Sacrifices - The lead-up to starting a business is hard work, but after you open your doors, your work has just begun.

8. Provide Great Service - There are many successful businesses that forget that providing great customer service is important. Communicate with your customers and operate with integrity. People love it when they know you are trustworthy. Customers buy you before they buy your product or service. So ‘WOW’ your customers by going above and beyond?

9. Be Consistent - Consistency is key component to making money in business, especially internet business.

Building a successful business can be rewarding and challenging. It requires focus, discipline and perseverance. Utilize these tips and you too can be successful!

Come join a successful team here. Want to sell your junk? Check out http://www.steledgemarketing.com/2013/07/junk-or-jewels.html

Boy Raises Money for Dog's Wheelchair

Sometimes it’s a small act of selflessness that can radically change the direction of a life - A donation (time, talent, treasure) to a Homeless Shelter, AIDS Initiative or Disaster Relief.  Sometimes it could be sponsoring a child, adopting a kid, mentoring a youth or simply providing exceptional service to a client.  Like Ryder, let’s all make a positive difference!

"For even the  Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve... (Mark 10:45)

Want to make a difference in the lives of your family and friends? Explore this great opportunity and make a wise choice now. You will get a mentor who will train, help, support and guide you. Be in business for yourself, but not by your self. Take action now.

As I leisurely stroll through the can meat aisle in my local grocery store, I noticed an item called SPAM and decided to purchase it. When I got home my sister promptly asked, "Where are you going with that?" I was surprised at the reaction and asked, "Why." She told me that we never buy that product because "no one knows what's in it... Don't you know it made of mystery meats.?"
Nevertheless , I decided to use it but didn't like the unpleasant aftertaste and indigestion. (Now if you like it, enjoy!)

According to Wikipedia, Spam is a canned precooked meat product made by the Hormel Foods Corporation. It was first introduced in 1937 and is made in several varieties . The classic product labelled ingredients are chopped pork shoulder meat, with ham meat added, salt, water, modified potato starch as a binder, and sodium nitrite as a preservative. Its gelatinous glaze, or aspic, forms from the cooling of meat stock.

But there is another kind of SPAM which can leave an unpleasant aftertaste and cause serious damage if not properly managed. If you use any type of technology you have been exposed to electronic spam Not only is it annoying but can contain malicious and dangerous links and viruses. It is no longer limited to computers . Our mobile gadgets are now vulnerable to getting email and text messaging spam

Kim Kimmando, an electronic guru, notes that excellent filters are needed to fight spam and has suggested the four best apps currently available to defend our smartphones and other mobile devices :

SpamDrain - This app deletes spam before it even reaches your inbox. It's a cloud-based affair, so you can use it with multiple devices. You can also set it up to monitor multiple accounts.

Privacy Star - This app will let you block an unlimited amount of calls and texts. It also provides a handy caller ID feature

Get the rest of the apps here.

Make Easy Money While Advertising - 100% Paid to YOU!  Click here.

Want a business with a strict spam policy?  Click here now.

Last week, I went to the local library in North Miami Beach to relax and read.  The quiet atmosphere of the library just seems so conducive to reflection, meditation and reading.  I was surprised by the number of young people, middle-aged as well as aged who were there.(Of course, I am neither) Then it dawned on me that the library is a great place to pursue your dreams. And that is what many of the visitors were doing - reading, writing, watching videos and researching.

When I left the library, I had checked out four books to read at home. The most challenging, inspiring and intriguing was The Other Wes Moore written by Road Scholar and a combat veteran of Afghanistan, Wes Moore. The subtitle of the book is "One Name, Two Fates."  It is a tense and compelling narrative of two young men from Baltimore, Maryland with the same name, similar history and environment. One grew up to be a Rhode Scholar, decorated veteran, White House Fellow and business leader. The other is serving a life sentence in prison for murder.

The book chronicles the events which shaped the lives both young men - both grew up in similar neighborhoods and had very difficult childhoods. Both were fatherless, had hung out on street corners with the unsavory of society and had their share of troubles with the police.  At similar crucial junctions in their lives, they both had difficult choices to make. Their decisions let them to very different destinies.

As I read this captivating book, I couldn't help but reflect on the famous poem by Robert Frost:

The Road Not Taken

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood                                  

And sorry I could not travel both                               

And be one traveler, long I stood

And looked down one as far as I could

To where it bent in the undergrowth;

Then took the other, as just as fair,

And having perhaps the better claim,

Because it was grassy and wanted wear;

Though as for that the passing there

Had worn them really about the same,

And both that morning equally lay

In leaves no step had trodden black.

Oh, I kept the first for another day!                                                          

Yet knowing how way leads on to way,

I doubted if I should ever come back.

I shall be telling this with a sigh

Somewhere ages and ages hence:

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—

I took the one less traveled by,

And that has made all the difference.

Yes, the two roads "diverged in a wood" and both young men made their choices. Those choices "made all the difference." 

One Wes came to realize that life's impermanence is “what makes every day so precious. It's what shapes our time here. It's what makes it so important that not a single moment is wasted." Although influenced by his negative environment, he learned the power of a dream, the impact of family, the influence of mentors, the challenges of discipline and the value of responsibilities.


Wes Moore came to " see the boundless possibilities of the wider world and the unexplored possibilities within myself. people who taught me that no accident of birth - not being black or relatively poor, being from Baltimore or the Bronx or fatherless - would ever define or limit me." He took the high road, the one "less travelled by." '

For the rest of this blog and how you can get a copy of this  intriguing book visit here.

Want to give your family a great legacy of financial independence and improved opportunities? Explore this great opportunity and make a wise choice now. You will get a mentor who will train, help, support and guide you. Be in business for yourself, but not by your self. Take action now here

In the words of Dr. Ben Carson, former neurosurgeon at John Hopkins University, and many other commentators,  “In this tragedy, there were no winners.”  There is no doubt that this case is tragic. Trayvon Martin another young black man is dead. Another man's life, George Zimmerman, is ruined. A city and country struggling with an undercurrent of racial tension for decades has another gaping wound.

Judge Hatchett is an accomplished woman: in addition to her successful syndicated show, she has been a corporate litigator and manager of international media relations, as well as a chief presiding judge of Fulton County, Ga.'s juvenile court.

On her nationally syndicated television show, juvenile court judge Hatchett  hears a fair share of trouble and woe. In this book, she shares some of the  troubles of her own life as well and offers strategies for overcoming the  challenges in life. She grew up in segregated Georgia and faced restrictions of  racism and sexism as she dared to imagine herself in a career in the law.  Hatchett drew on encouragement offered by parents and teachers and shares much  of their advice.

Sharing her own story and the experiences of those who have appeared in her courtroom, Hatchett challenges readers to take charge of their lives, to define their dreams and dare to achieve them, to try new things, and to start every day with a clear idea of what they can accomplish to move toward their goal. 

 2. Choices – Thinking clearly and making wise decisions. According to Theodore Hesbrugh, “You don’t make decisions because they are easy; you don’t make decisions because they are cheap; you don’t make decisions because they’re popular; you make them because they’re right.”  As reflected in the book, “The Other Wes Moore,” choices can make the difference between heart-wrenching losses or moments of surprising redemption; from “White House Fellow and business leader” to “serving a life sentence in prison.” It all depends on which road you take when you come to the “fork in the road.” ( Every young man should read this fascinating story)