Even though you may be receiving social security benefits…
You can still earn money!
And MONEY
can buy experiences in your life that are priceless.
This months live conversation will offer a detailed outline of
seven
work from home, accessible income streams that you can create to change your financial landscape.
Stay tuned over the next few days to get the details…
If you missed part one…
go back and watch it now.
It’s important because it lays the foundation for everything else.
Setting up and understanding your Safari menus is an essential step to
navigating the web with ease and mastery.
In Part 2, we’ll go over every menu
and we’ll emphasize the most important items you should pay close attention to.
Watch “Safari Part 2 – What’s on the menu?” Now.
The question is…
How bad do you want it?
The I and the T in the word
“it”
is the thing that drives you.
It’s the thing that you really want to do, have and/or be in life.
Something is stopping you from obtaining it.
What is it?
Here at Fedora, we have helped hundreds of individuals, groups and communities find their “it”.
And on Monday, July 2nd at 7 PM EST / 6PM CST / 5PM MST / 4PM PST – we want to help you to find your “it” as well!
We’ll be introducing 7 accessible work for yourself and from home money making opportunities that will be…
Meaningful, purposeful and profitable.
More details to come!
Sometimes I wonder how I keep from going under…
You may wonder too.
Safari is actually easier to navigate once you setup the backend properly.
It makes the front interface much cleaner and simple to move through!
In this 4 part series we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to cut through the jungle and come out the other side with all your hair, fingers and toes where you expect them to be.
Watch “It’s like a jungle sometimes – Safari Part 1” now.
Be on the look out for our 4 part series coming up next week on the jungle we call “Safari” on the Mac.
For now, here’s a feature most people don’t use on the Mac that is super helpful.
It’s the “Get Info” option in your Finder.
Here’s how to understand it completely and use it effectively…
Watch “Get Info” Explained.
