...12-Month Real Estate Millionaire Mark Rolton Part #1: My Million Dollar Profit Story Table of Contents Forward ........................................................................................4 About the Author .........................................................................9 About this Book ..........................................................................11 It All Starts in Your Mind ...........................................................15 You are what you think .......................................................................................15 What questions are you asking? ..........................................................................16 A new approach to wealth ..................................................................................17 What is Money? ..........................................................................20 A case for karma? ................................................................................................22 Cashflow from Control? .............................................................25 Developing short-term cashflow ..........................................................................26 Options give you time .........................................................................................26 12-Month Real Estate Millionaire - Part 1 2 Copyright © 2012 by Mark Rolton All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced...
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...Final Marketing Plan Simply Real Foods Company Final Marketing Plan The Simply Real Foods Company is branching into selling potato chips. This company is dedicated to producing foods that have high quality, simple, real ingredients that taste great. Effective marketing of these potato chips is key. The product tactical plan and the placement tactical plan are very important, as well. The chips must look and taste just right to get the target group to purchase them. The pricing and promotion of these chips will determine just how much Simply Real Foods will sell of the chips. Product Tactical Plan * A crunchy, salty potato chip full of flavor * Made with only potatoes, sunflower/ cannoli oil, and salt * Simply Real Food Company, To-Go Perfect Potato Chips * Great tasting, healthy, on-the-go snack that keeps up with you * Clean and healthy, something that not only tastes good but that is good for you * The packaging will be bright greens and yellows, natural greens and yellows, with white and brown accents and wording * On the front: Simply Real Foods logo, To-Go Perfect Potato Chips, 1oz or 6.5oz or 7.5oz, in a bright yellow bag, with green handle and green seal * Starting with original potato chip, then add unsalted, different flavored potato chips, BBQ, salt and vinegar, spicy jalapeño, garlic, and/ or herb, then introduce sweet potato chips, beet chips, and vegetable chips * The highest quality ingredients bought at the best...
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...their experiences within the real estate sector. Survey summary Most of our respondents were between the age of 18 and 24. Most of them were students, some were just starting to work. The way most of them searched for real estate companies were through search engines and word of mouth. Professionalism, amount of properties for rent or sale and experience of the agency are the most important features a real estate company should have. Nevertheless, commission fee was not as important as the other respondent group thought. Some of the respondents state that some search for houses first, then contacting an agency. Also helpfulness and fast handing was quite important for some. Bad experiences with real estate companies are mostly based on bad service and too little contact. Social media is not considered as very important for real estate companies, however we recruited all our respondents for the survey through social media. Based on former research, social media is something this age group (18-24) uses on a daily basis. It is a way for this group to connect to each other, to keep up to date, to contact each other, to exchange files, etc. Other websites, personal office and their own website were rated as more important for a real estate company than social media. However, we asked some of in person if they have ever been to a personal office or a personal website. This included that most of them never had been to a personal office of a real estate agency before and most...
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...What is Real Since the beginning of higher thought there has always been an internal struggle within the very depths of man that wondered “What is Real”. For centuries all men have tried to define and analyze this for many different reasons, to predict the future, to know where we came from, to manipulate and control. After all the time that man has been on Earth many different ideas and theories have developed on this topic but this still has been one of the most universally debatable issues. Reality is dependent on each individuals own interpretation of what is real in terms of our sensory experience, personal perceptions, and own individualistic beliefs. Edwin Abbott wrote a great analogy about our dimensional experience in Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions. Many subjects are approached in this book but the most interesting was the concept of dimensions. He starts off describing that we live and apply logic in dimensions; the first dimension consists of points that can produce a single line, the points live in the first dimension and therefore cannot grasp the perception of the next dimension. The second dimension consists of moving lines which turns into shapes along two axis’, this dimension can fully understand the first dimension but yet again the next dimension is inconceivable. In the third dimension the same idea is applied, the shapes formed along the second dimension are moved and twisted into, as we perceive it, three dimensional shapes that are multisided...
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...then Dove started series of new revolutionary campaigns such as “ the Campaign for Real Beauty”, which triggered hot social discussion and attracted considerable social attentions. Product Characteristics Functional: Dove’s products are characteristic of mild, moisturizing, and one-quarter cleansing cream. Dove stays with the claim not to dry skin the way any other personal care products do and is widely endorsed by dermatologists. Emotional: Consumers can become more beautiful on their own way, feel more confident and self-esteem, and celebrate their individuality and unique real beauty. Brand Values and Personality Dove values real beauty, self-esteem, inclusion and diversity, and social responsibility. Dove tries to change the traditional way society views beauty and highlights real beauty. Dove wants to be considered as a real, confident, innovative, and unique brand. In consumers’ minds, Dove is always associated with naturalness, purity, sincerity, youth, high self-esteem and real beauty on own way. * Consumer Description Target Audience Dove targets everyday girls and women of all ages, shapes and sizes who favor real beauty and prefer high-quality personal care products to keep their bodies clean and soft. Consumer Resonance Attachment: Dove’s consumers establish considerable emotional connections and attachment to Dove through its campaigns such as “the Campaign for Real Beauty”, “Self-Esteem Campaign”, and...
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...economy in general and the real estate market in particular are faced with many challenges, many experts say that the real estate picture is still gloomy in 2013. As we knew, 2012 closed down by gloomy picture of the real estate market frozen, most segments as apartments, commercial centers, offices for rent and villas land prices went down. The purchasing power and transaction volume decreased. The large inventory made many investors have serious financial troubles. At the seminar Prospect real estate market in 2013, the authorities and businesses have shared together to find the cause and offer solutions to solve the current situation. According to Mr Phan Thanh Mai, general secretary of Vietnam National Real Estate Association, within the apartment segment alone, at the end of quarter 3/2012, the total number of apartments offered for sale in the primary market in Hanoi is about 111,500 units and the number in the Ho Chi Minh City is approximately 95,000 units. However, the absorption of the both markets is weak, about 5-7% of the total supply. Real estate is one of the sectors with the strongest decline in the stock market and has the lowest effective business. Within the 12 listed real estate business groups that have good results in the fourth quarter of 2011 at the Quarter II of 2012, ROE declined from 25.2 to the level of 7.9% (InfoTV, 2013). This two way impact of the real estate market to macroeconomic is very enormous. The question for Viet Nam real estate market is how...
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...GDP Research Paper The definition of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) defines aggregate output as the dollar value of all final goods and services produced within the borders of a country during a specific period of time, typically a year, while the real GDP is the GDP that has been deflated or inflated to reflect changes in the price level (McConnell, C. (2011). Macroeconomics [VitalSouce bookshelf version]. Retrieved from http://online.vitalsource.com/books/1259174522/epubcfi/6/52). According to BEA, the growth of real GDP decreased one percent in the first quarter of 2014, in the fourth quarter of 2013, the growth of real GDP increased two point six percent (News Release: Gross Domestic Product. (n.d.). News Release: Gross Domestic Product. Retrieved June 23, 2014, from http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/gdpnewsrelease.htm). The trends in the growth of real GDP is very unstable. For example, in 2010, the GDP kept growing, but the extent seemed to become lower; The first quarter of 2011 was negative, but then the growth in real GDP became positive; In 2012, the growth in real GDP was always positive, merely the fourth quarter’s growth was hardly to be aware; 2013 was a very successful year, the growth in GDP was significant; Unfortunately, the first quarter in 2014 was negative. Things are little different in the corporate profits, it seemed that the profit in the first quarter of every year would always be negative. Corporate profits declined almost ten percent...
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...Metro Brokers is a real estate brokerage firm in Atlanta, Georgia. Their mission statement states, “Metro Brokers is committed to providing the finest full-service real estate brokerage by employing the most professional, well-trained, and ethical real estate practitioners in the nation.” To break that down, the “what” they are trying to accomplish is to be the “finest full-service real estate brokerage.” The main way they are attempting to achieve this is “by employing the most professional, well-trained, and ethical real estate practitioners in the nation.” That is a bold statement that I expect would have specific, significant plans laid out as to specifically how they do this. It’s easy to make a great-sounding mission statement. If I was a potential customer, I would want to see the proof of their claims. Metro Brokers’ first claim is that they are “providing the finest full-service real estate brokerage.” This is backed up on their website. One way is that they have a monthly “Super Sunday” where their agents coordinate their open houses on the same day. Not only is this a helpful and convenient way for customers to see many homes for sale on the same day, the company adds fun and excitement in a unique way by giving away $1,000 to someone who has attended an open house. Everyone who attends is entered into the monthly drawing for the prize money. Another way the website supports their claim to have the best service is that they have the only website in Atlanta that lists...
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...Applying Plato’s Allegory to Real Life Issues Essay When one wonders about the purpose of school, the answer that immediately comes to mind is quite simple: to educate the children, to prepare the youth for the real world. Then, the animosity students display towards school is seen as resistance to enlightenment, laziness, and inability in the students’ part. However, it cannot be that a system designed for the future is loathed by the future. Even though it is not a science that would have definite results, Plato’s cave allegory can help us gain deeper insight about the school system by simplifying the topic without losing the abstract parts of it. In school, students are fixated on a shadow reality, a world that is far from real, yet treated as absolute even by those outside of it. Students, like the prisoners in the allegory, play the game of who can spot the shadows best and who can predict the next one. Those who excel at it, are rewarded with ‘good grades’, that make even the students’ parents, who clearly live outside the cave that is school, swell with pride. This only increases the student’s fixation on their ability to play the shadow game, which only tightens their shackles. The main shackle students have is their inability to question, which has been strengthened through...
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...Truman Show By: Cody Forrest 1. Yes, the world Christof created is as real and full of truth as the outside world in which we live. Truth and what is real, is an individual perception. No one perceives the world exactly the same as another person. So, if someone was to be born onto a stage where his/her every move was being watched and their future was getting mapped out and scripted, their perception of what is real and what is true would be just as logical as our own. This person would have to eat, sleep, and go to work just like everyone else. He/she would even have the same feelings as anyone living in the "outside world". They would be sad if they failed a test, happy if they didn't, and scared that they could've. He/she would wonder about the world and how it was created. They would be curious as to where they'll end up in the future, unknowing of course that their future endeavors have already been planned by someone else. This person would perceive their reality in their own, very real, and very true way. Just like any other living being would do. In these ways, Christof's created world, is able to be as real and full of truth as the one in which we live everyday. 2. This is very possible. Their is no way to tell the difference between a fabricated world and a "real" one, as long as the fabricated one doesn't have any holes, or mistakes. In the movie, Truman had no suspicions at all that his life was just one big stage until the actors or other employees messed...
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...behavior is shaped by environmental factors and cognitive factors. (Nevid, 9) The gaming environment of the video game and the way people react in the video game may play a role on how the gamer behaves and how his behavior may have an effect on others. The gamer may apply the rules of video games to every day life. Aggression could be accepted by the characters in the video game but in the real world, aggression is usually not accepted. If the gamer assumes that people in real life will react regarding his actions in the same way as those in the video game, he might become angry and frustrated towards others. Video games can also isolate the gamer from society and make him antisocial. If the antisocial behavior continues, the gamer may not know or may forget how to control his anger in social settings. Another example of environmental factors is the concept of rewards and punishments. (Nevid, 9) The gamer can be rewarded for an action in the video game that he would not be rewarded in real life. When the reward is not the same in real life as it would have been in the video game, aggression can occur. Aggression may continue to persist until he gets his reward. His character in the video game may be...
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...Epistemology is a philosophy of origin, nature and limits of human knowledge. In the Matrix the limits of human knowledge was pushed with the question of reality. Is reality real? Is what we see and do true? The question was portrayed in the film by Neo a computer hacker that had a life time nagging question inside that he just could not shake. Neo met Morpheus, a leader of an organization that could help Neo answer his question. Morpheus proposed Neo a plan to follow him take the “red pill” and find the truth or take a “blue pill” and forever stay the same. Neo agrees to take the “red pill” then is launched into a world like he had never seen before. The “Matrix” was a world where humans were only living virtual reality lives. Giant computers were placing thoughts, feelings and everyday life circumstances into their minds. Through their virtual lives they could work, play and even die. Is our reality real today? Are we just victims of a larger, grander scheme? The Allegory of the Cave is a synopsis of The Republic where people live their whole lives in the opening of a cave. The prisoner’s feet and necks are chained so they cannot leave or even turn their heads. Their whole lives the only truth they know is shadow figures that puppet masters cast on a wall before them. Eventually a prisoner is set free to explore the “real” world around them. He is blinded by the light that was once behind them, frightened by the thought of leaving the cave but is able to see things as they “really” are...
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...------------------------------------------------- Real Madrid – 1st Case Assignment The following answers are based on the case materials “Real Madrid Club de Futbol”, “Real Madrid Club de Futbol in 2007: Beyond the Galacticos” and the links in the footnotes. 1. What differentiates Real Madrid from other Soccer clubs? One thing that differentiates Real Madrid from other top soccer clubs is that Real Madrid is owned by its members while most other top club is owned by shareholders (investors). Another difference is that Real Madrid were quite early to realize the importance to serve as a marketing vehicle all over the world rather than just a soccer club compared many other soccer clubs. This was especially under the management of Perez Real Madrid as a brand and business got in focus. This meant that Real Madrid became a real business and that the management managed Real Madrid as a business rather than just a soccer club. The performance of Real Madrid as a soccer club is still key to the performance of the business though. 2. What provides the revenue stream from which the club benefits? About one fourth of the income in most top clubs is generated on match-day from such things as sponsorships, television rights and merchandising revenues. Revenue depends largely of the clubs participation and performance in major competitive events such as the European Champions League for instance. Below are listed four types of revenues the club generates and what it basically consists...
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...leave. People also go online because the Internet offers freedom to do whatever they want, to say whatever they want and to be whoever they want. This could have a negative effect since people will act in certain ways and say certain things that they otherwise wouldn't do in real life. Furthermore, because the Internet offers so much freedom, you can find your ideal self much easier, but it's not the same as your social self. The difference is due to you talking to a computer screen and you talking to a real person. Thus, the experiences we encounter on the Internet are not the same as the ones we encounter in real life. Even though our overt use of the Internet can cause a conflict between your virtual self and your social self, many still excessively rely on the Internet for their activities. As a result of information and freedom, the Internet has become an unbreakable addiction for individuals and society. Computers are as common as televisions in households; in addition, laptops and Internet-ready cell phones enable the Internet to travel with us. "By 2000 it was estimated that the number of adults using the Internet exceeded 100 million in the United States alone" (The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition). We believe that the Internet experience is the same as real life experience, but it's not. Although the Internet has many benefits, it also separates us from others while causing many unruly behaviors in the process. We know that the Internet has an unlimited amount of...
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...Second Order Moment Approach to Real Options Analysis Submitted as a Component of Required Courses for the Award of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) Honours School of Civil Engineering University of New South Wales Author: Ariel Hersh October 2010 Supervisor: Professor David G. Carmichael i ORIGINALITY STATEMENT ‘I hereby declare that this submission is my own work and to the best of my knowledge it contains no materials previously published or written by another person, or substantial proportions of material which have been accepted for the award of any other degree or diploma at UNSW or any other educational institution, except where due acknowledgement is made in the thesis. Any contribution made to the research by others, with whom I have worked at UNSW or elsewhere, is explicitly acknowledged in the thesis. I also declare that the intellectual content of this thesis is the product of my own work, except to the extent that assistance from others in the project's design and conception or in style, presentation and linguistic expression is acknowledged.’ Signed …………………………………………….............. Date …………………………………………….............. ii 1. ABSTRACT Real options analysis can be used by investors to determine the value of potential investments that offer an owner the right but not the obligation to exercise a strategic decision at a predetermined time and price. Tools which are popular for valuing financial ...
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