A method to finally hit your goals in 2015‏

Chances are, you're thinking about 2015.

Most do around this time of year.

It's a great time to hit the "refresh" button and
get a clean start.

But there's also a "downside".

A lot of people try to set goals and shortly
afterwards they're already way off track.

Now wait... I know what you're thinking... that's
because goal-setting doesn't work.  And you may
think that if you've ever tried to set goals and
failed.

You start with good intentions, but after a
few weeks (or even days!), you give up.

The good news? Most of us fail not because our
intentions are flawed. We fail because the process
is flawed.

How about a fresh perspective on goal setting? One
that will help you move on from past failure. One
that will help you look ahead with clarity and
confidence.

Well, then, good news -- this free video series
from NYT bestselling author Michael Hyatt is that
fresh perspective you're looking for.

http://howtheworldseesyou.com/mhgoals1

In fact, in Video #1, Michael shares
the four strategies you need to create a solid
foundation for success with your goals. Without
these, you’ll find it virtually impossible to get
what you want this year.

If you've ever felt like there was something
standing between you and the things you want most
in life, don't miss this series.

You can finally get clear on how setting goals can
truly transform your life -- even if you've tried
in the past and failed.

It's free, but only for a limited time. Sign up
here.

Take care,

-Doug

P.S. The four strategies Michael outlines in this
video will set you up to have your best year ever.
Go watch it today:

http://howtheworldseesyou.com/mhgoals1

 

[Tech Tools] Need to Un-Send an Email? Pluto Mail Can Help

Ever hit “send” on an email, only to realize that you misspelled the recipient’s name or forgot to attach a file?

Whether you use Gmail, Hotmail or any other variety of email providers, Pluto puts you in charge of your sent email. It lets you un-send or edit emails you’ve already sent. It also gives you the power to see when your emails are opened, delete sent attachments and set emails to auto-expire (kind of like Snapchat!).

It’s an added assurance for those Mondays where nothing goes right or those Fridays when you can’t seem to get the right attachments on the right emails. Plus, Pluto is a free service that works with your current email address, so your recipients won’t see any difference in your messages.

Give Pluto Mail a try today at SendPluto.com.

Here's the Point - Think about Family

Happy Holidays!

 

During this time of year most people think more about their families... and you should too. 

 

Think about your family, and your clients families by asking about Life Insurance.

Offer a life insurance review (that we can help you with) ... or offer to update their existing policy by adding some additional protection.

 

The price of life insurance is at a 75 year low and we are all getting older.  Now is a great time to talk about life insurance... you will be glad you did.

 

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We are especially excited about our new Instant Issue life insurance for face amounts up to $350,000.

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10 Insurance Myths

Men may be more gullible when it comes to insurance myths than women but even women think a number of popular myths about insurance are true, according to a survey by online insurance seller Insure.com

Insure.com said it recently surveyed 2,000 adults, half women and half men, from all regions of the country, asking them whether 10 insurance-related statements were true or false. All the statements were false.

Insure.com also looked at who is more likely to believe a myth – men or women. In all cases except two, men were more likely to be duped by an insurance myth.

Below are the 10 insurance myths:

Myth 1: I should buy insurance coverage for my house based on its real estate market value. 52% think it’s true (45% women, 55% men). Reality: Buy coverage based on a home’s cost to reconstruct (materials and labor).

Myth 2: Red cars cost more to insure because they get pulled over for speeding more. 46% think it’s true (52% women, 48% men). Reality: Car color doesn’t affect insurance rates.

Myth 3: If I cause a crash with extensive damages to others, my auto insurance company can cancel me immediately. 44% think it’s true (50% women, 58% men). Reality: If an insurer wants to drop a customer due to claims, it generally has to wait until the policy period is up.

Myth 4: Small cars are the cheapest to insure. 40% think it’s true (42% women, 58% men). Reality: Small and mid-size SUVs and minivans are generally the cheapest to insure.

Myth 5: The Affordable Care Act allows health insurance companies to base rates on medical conditions such as high blood pressure, heart disease and cancer, 36% think it’s true (42% women, 58% men). Reality: The Affordable Care Act prohibits health insurers from basing rates on pre-existing conditions.

Myth 6: Comprehensive auto insurance covers everything and anything. 32% think it’s true (41% women, 59% men). Reality: Comprehensive coverage covers only narrow portions of possible problems, including car theft, storm damage, animal collisions and vandalism.

Myth 7: Thieves prefer to steal new cars. 29% think it’s true (42% women, 58% men). Reality: It’s more lucrative to steal old cars and sell them for parts.

Myth 8: If my friend borrows my car and crashes it, their insurance will pay for damage. 25% think it’s true (48% women, 52% men). Reality: Your insurance pays when someone else drives your car.

Myth 9: The Affordable Care Act requires me to take the health plan offered by my employer. 19% think it’s true (41% women, 59% men). Reality: The ACA requires almost all Americans to buy health insurance but doesn’t say where the must get it.

Myth 10: Out-of-state speeding tickets can’t follow you home. 13% say it’s true (34% women, 66% men). Reality: Yes, they can.