Live Webinar: 27 Low and No-Cost Ways To Expand Your Income Using The Internet

Do you have a Feldenkrais-based practice or side-business and want to make more effective use of the internet?

Join me in February for 2 power-packed webinars to help you create more influence and income online.

In these interactive online workshops, you will gain both a broad overview of what is possible for you online and also get the skills you need to increase your income using the internet.

Some of you already have all the basics in place and just need some additional strategies. Others are just beginning. Either way, I can give you new tools and new strategies for making income from the web.

To make more income online, you need three things:

1) A website or blog
2) Visitors to that website or blog
3) Ways to make revenue from your visitors.

(Well, you need some PASSION to, but I assume if you are reading this page you have passion for what you are doing).

Most people get things backward and create their website first. Not always a good idea. I’m going to show you how to find targeted online niches first, and then how to create multiple products and services for those niches so you can have multiple revenue sources. This can dramatically increase your businesses success. (It’s taken me 3 years get the strategy down, so pay attention.)

And don’t worry, I will show you how to “tune up” your current website too.

 

Here’s what you will learn in these back-to-back interactive webinars:

• How to Find Untapped, Low-Competition Niches (CRUCIAL)

• Using The Right Images and Words to Reach Inside the Mind of Your Market (You may be surprised by what really encourages people to buy)

• Using What You Already Know And Love to Create High-Profit Digital Products

• Easy MP3 Creation – For Selling ATMs Online, Creating Workshops and PASSIVE Income. (I have one series, made in a closet at home, that has netted me over $5000)

• Selling Your Products Online for $5.00 per Month (and getting set up in less than 30 minutes!)

• Keeping Your Soul Alive By Selling What You Love…..(Having a Soul is Nice)

• Quickly and Easily Creating Websites for F.R.E.E (Seriously!)

• Creating a High-Impact Blog for Promotion and Search Engine Visibility (…your reading this one aren’t you?!)

• Effective Internet Marketing “On The Cheap”- Get mucho visitors to your website

• Creating Multiple Revenue Streams: Affiliate income, advertising revenue and more. You won’t have to be dependent on one source of income

• How To Engage Social Media (Facebook is one of my largest sources of traffic. And another social network once sent me over 1000 visitors in 3 days.

 

Bonuses That You Get INSTANTLY Just For Enrolling:

Niche Picking 101: How to do online research and pick a niche that’s just right for you. (24 Pages, Step-By-Step)

Digital Products Guide: 25 pages of detailed instructions for creating your own pdf’s, ebooks, mp3’s, teleseminars and more.

E-Junkie Quick Start Videos: Start selling in less than 30 minutes(10 Videos!)

Small Business Google Guide: The secrets to getting a top ranking on google.

How To Submit to Directories: Get important links to your website.

Blogging 101: printable instructions for using Wordpress.

Free Video: Using Google Adsense

How To Get A Virtual Assistant for $5 an Hour.

Two mystery bonuses that you will receive the day of the workshop. (They’re a mystery to me too, because I haven’t created them yet! But they will be great.)

You can watch and listen live and you will also get a video of the sessions. If you can’t make the live call – don’t worry – watch the replay!

 

What are other practitioners saying about this webinar?

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There are so many ways to approach being on the web and after attending Ryan’s webinar, I was able to see what the next steps are for me. It helps that Ryan is a Feldenkrais practitioner – he understands that this is a process and that you make a first pass and then a second pass. Ryan definitely has the technical information to answer all your questions and the resources he provided with the webinar were invaluable. I’ll be back for the next one. Kim Cottrell, GCFP, 2009 FGNA Program Chair

I previously participated in one of Ryan’s webinars and it was a well spent hour. I learned a lot. He also sends a lot of material by email that makes for many more hours of learning. I’m going to be at this class as well. It’s easy to get into the webinar, and Ryan records the class so you can listen to it again later. Silani Wahlgren, Feldenkrais Practitioner

 

 

When? Two Tuesdays: February 9th and 16th

Time? 8:30 to 9:30 PM Eastern

Each webinar builds on the other. I’m notorious for packing tons of information into my workshops, so we may end 5 or 10 minutes late.

Cost? $57

That includes both the workshops and all of the bonuses listed above.

Easy Enrollment

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After you register, your personal link to the webinar will be delivered instantly. You will also have immediate access to your webinar bonuses.

$57

* I stand behind what I sell. If you are not satisfied with the material, you will get your money back – no questions asked. My promise to you? If you can use email and the internet, and know how to “cut and paste” you can do everything that you need to enact these strategies.

Tags: feldenkrais marketing, feldenkrais webinar, feldenkrais workshop, SEO

Feldenkrais Skiing: High-Performance Skiing and The Feldenkrais Method

Feldenkrais & High Performance Skiing

The short video below popped up in my “google alerts” a few minutes ago. It is of John Kucera from the Canadian Alpine Ski Team. Since 2004, John and his teammates have been working with Coach Kurt Kothbauer. Kurt is not only the head conditioning coach for the Canadian ski team but is also a Feldenkrais Practitioner. Here’s a quote from Coach Kothbauer about the Feldenkrais Method:

“In modern and Western society we tend to reach higher levels of performance by using more effort. In the Feldenkrais Method we learn a different approach which is based on completely the opposite idea: by reducing effort and with a clearer goal-oriented motivation, we work on the quality of action.”

How has Feldenkrais helped John Kucera?

Watch the short video below to find out:

More Feldenkrais Videos available at Feldenkrais: The Next 25 Years.

Tags: Alpine skiing, feldenkrais method, Feldenkrais Video, Skiing

Bone Mineral Content And Fractures: Are They Related?

In a previous post on the relationship between structural “deviations” and pain symptoms we discussed how specific issues such as “disk protrusions” and “torn rotator cuffs” are not necessarily related to pain symptoms – regardless of what well-meaning health practitioners may tell us.

Now, let’s talk about a related idea we first touched upon in our podcast with Ruthy Alon. Namely, is low bone mineral content the cause of bone fractures?

 

Bone Density and Bone Fractures

It is well established that most women lose bone density as they get older (Citation: Hip and calcaneal bone loss increase with advancing age.) But what is puzzling is the fact that bone fractures – presumably related to bone density and bone mineral content – varies among populations. For example, African American women have much lower rates of bone fractures than do Caucasian women.

Why? Is it because African American women have stronger bones? Do they have slower mineral loss? For the U.S. population, I have not seen an answer. However, I was intrigued by this comment by Ruthy Alon on a Facebook post (African Women Walking):

“Comparative research shows that African women, who carry massive loads on their heads
with effortless grace, are one hundred times less liable to fractures than women in the West,
despite the fact that their bone density is lower than that of Western women.”

Could this be true? Do African women, with dramatically fewer bone fractures than Caucasian women have actually have lower bone density? If so, what accounts for the differences in fracture rates?

Bone Density Research

According to a study in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research Ruthy is correct. The study compared Caucasian women and African women on a variety of factors including bone density, age, and weight. Surprisingly, not only did the African women maintain bone density at a similar rate to Caucasian women, but they actually had LESS overall bone mineral content than did the Caucasian women. Got that? Lower bone density and fewer fractures.

According to the researchers,”These results challenge the concept of BMC [Bone Mineral Content] as a primary determinant of fracture risk.”

If bone density is not the “cause” of fractures, then what is? How do African women avoid fractures? What can Caucasian women learn from them? Would anyone like to share a theory? If you are a Feldenkrais Practitioner or Bones For Life Practitioner, you likely have an opinion on this. Yes?

I’m listening.

 

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Tags: Bone density, Bone fracture, bones for life, Osteoporosis, Ruthy Alon