As I’m in the process of moving this blog to another hosting provider, I’m not going to post much here. I’m working on a couple of articles and will post them when the blog is moved successfully. You’ll here from me again soon.

Take care,
Gerber

Related posts:

1. Quick Update for Week 18 of 2010
2. Quick Update for Week 19 of 2010

1. Increase Your Mind Power – Use Mental Math Tricks – The most popular post of 2009 remains the most popular in the first half of 2010.
2. How to Stop Complaining – Number 3 of 2009. This is one of those articles you need to re-read from time to time to remind yourself of the message it contains.
3. Inspirational and Motivational Quotes on Complaining – Apparently, the subject of complaining (or ways of stopping it) is very popular here.
4. 7 Most Popular Mental Math and Speed Mathematic Books – I wrote this one, because Mental Math seems to be very high in demand here.
5. How to Remember Names and Faces – Another one from 2009 and still very popular.
6. 2010 Tapping World Summit – Free Online Event – This was the first of a series of blog posts I wrote about this amazing event. The event has ended, but you can still find plenty of free information at The Tapping Solution website. Just follow one of the links in the blog posts.
7. Top EFT Sites – Slightly less popular than last year, but still frequently viewed by visitors to this blog.
8. How to Improve Your Self-Esteem with EFT – Just as important now as when it was written a year ago.
9. Increase Your Mind Power – Neurobics – This reminds me to try some neurobic exercises this week.
10. 15 Ways to Increase Your Mind Power – Many people still find this article through one of the discussions on the Steve Pavlina forums.
11. Vegans Having a Dry Skin in Winter – Winter is over in this part of the world, but this post was again very popular during those winter months.
12. Inspirational Quotes on Positive Thinking – Laura’s post with quotes on positive thinking is always a joy to read.
13. 10 Inspirational and Motivational Quotes About Happiness – Inspired by some of these quotes, I have been doing some research on increasing your level of happiness. Expect more on this soon.
14. 2010 Tapping World Summit – Questions Answered – The second post in the series.
15. Quotes by Jim Rohn on Financial Independence – Jim Rohn passed away last year, but he will live on in the timeless advice he has given.

If you have any ideas for new blog posts, let us know.

Take care,

Gerber

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1. Most Popular Posts of 2009
2. 2010 Tapping World Summit Starts Today!
3. 2010 Tapping World Summit – Questions Answered

Miracles

Last week I told you about my grandmother. She is home now and quickly reaching the end. My mother told me that she’s really calm and serene. It probably will not take long now for her to pass away. She has said goodbye to all her loved ones and seems to be at peace. One of the last things she talked about was about something she experienced while she was in the hospital. My grandmother is someone who is interested in esoteric and paranormal things, but normally things that those things happen to other people and certainly not to her. From her hospital room she could see trees full of black birds – crows I think. She really wished there would be a white bird amongst all those other black birds. And just then, a white bird appears and stays around for a while and spreads its wings – just as if to say “Here I am”. When she told the story to my mother, she was clearly moved. And then she quickly added that the white bird could just have passed by – that it could all be coincedence. Of course, that could be true. But sometimes it’s nice to the think miracles do happen.

Berlin

The last few days we were in Berlin. It’s a beautiful city with lots of history and plenty of things to see. With our Barcelona Encounter (Lonely Planet) as our guide we went on a quick sight seeing tour. Here are some tips for if you ever plan to visit Berlin.

1. Visit museums and more specifically, visit the right museums. The second day we visited the Pergamon museum. Certainly one of the best museums I’ve been too. Be sure to take the audio guide (included in the admission price). The museum features Greek and Babylonian artifacts and even whole gates have been reconstructed inside the museum. The next day it rained and that seemed like a good time to visit another museum. Berlin has about 175 museums, but it is best known for displaying the bust of Nefertiti. According to our edition of Barcelona Encounter (2007) it had been moved from the Egyptian museum in Charlottenburg to the Altes Museum on the Museum Insel (museum island). So we stood in line for that museum and only learned at the front of the line that the Egyptian collection had been moved to the Neues Museum… The good news is that you can buy tickets to the Neues Museum at the Altes Museum (and you can buy tickets that give you access to all the museums on the Museum Insel), the not so good news is that the Neues Museum is very popular and if you’re lucky you can get a timeslot ticket at the end of the afternoon. Be sure to inform yourself of what is displayed in what museum. After that you can find out which museum has the shortest queue waiting outside and there buy the tickets for the museum you would like to visit (I think this works for all the museums on the Museum Insel).
2. If you’re vegan like us, you can always visit one of the many Italian restaurants. Places like the 12 Apostel (close to Museum Insel) can make a delicious pizza without cheese (Pizza Tommaso ohne Mozzarella und Pepperoni – wir sind Veganer). Furthermore, there are plenty of Asian restaurants – it should not be hard to find vegan food at a Thai or Vietnamese restaurant.
3. Visit the Haus am Checkpoint Charlie Museum for a quick history lesson on Berlin and the wall, and some stories of herioc and really creative attempts to cross from East to West Berlin.
4. Buchhandlung Hugendubel has a corner in the mega department store KaDeWe (Europe’s second largest department store, right after Harrods), but that can’t compete with several floors of books and the opportunity to have some cake and a cup of tea at the Buchhandlung Hugendubel on the Tauentzienstrasse (near Kurfürstendamm). Here I bought my first Moleskine notebook. According to their own information these notebooks were also used by Vincent van Gogh, Oscar Wilde and Ernest Hemingway. There are many notebooks to chose from – plain, sketchbook, ruled, squared. They even have journals to keep track of the movies you saw or the books you read. In the end I went for the Moleskine Squared Reporter Pocket. I also bought a short pen, so that I can take my notebook and pen everywhere I go. Most of the text from this blog post was based on notes I took in this journal.

Books

On the long train ride to and from Berlin I had plenty of time to read. The book I intended to read was Swan Song by Robert McCammon. I read about 150 pages (of the 950) and just couldn’t get into it. The book is bit like The Stand by Stephen King, which I loved. But this book just didn’t do it for me. It was not a bad read, but I found out that I wasn’t looking forward to reading the next page or the next chapter. Maybe I had enough of post-apocalyptic drama after reading The Road and this wasn’t the time to read this book. Nevertheless, reading should be fun and/or entertaining so I have decided to switch to another book – The Last Coyote by Michael Connelly. I have read three of his books so far, all featuring detective Harry Bosch – and all fun and entertaining to read.

Another book I have read, and not finished yet, is What the Dog Saw by Malcolm Gladwell. Last week I told you about Freakonomics and my interest for these kind of books. This a book that I will finish. It has you saying “Wow!” at about every page. Gladwell has the ability to make the most common and uninteresting topics really exciting. I didn’t know that I could read that reading about hair color or birth control could be that much fun. The title of the book is influenced by Cesar Millan, the host of National Geographic’s The Dog Whisperer. I’ve seen a few episodes of that series. It’s a real pleasure to watch Cesar work his magic with not only the dogs, but also the owners. Gladwell describes how he interacts with dogs and draws parallels to dancing and interacting with humans. Great book so far.

CDs

And one last note. In the Berlin Underground I saw an ad for the new Pain of Salvation CD, Road Salt One. It was the album of the week. I was really surprised to see this band on display like that. Not that I don’t think they deserve it. I’m a big Pain of Salvation fan and have been to the concert that has been filmed for the DVD Ending Themes: On the Two Deaths of Pain of Salvation (Paradiso, Amsterdam 2007). I just thought that not that many people were into this kind of music, but that seems to be changing. Give this band a listen if you like progressive rock with hints of metal, folk, and Arabian and Oriental influences. I like all their CDs, but my favorites remain The Perfect Element and Remedy Lane.

Here’s the official video for Linoleum, from Road Salt One.

Well, that’s it for another, not so quick, update. Maybe I should change the name of this weekly rundown… Any suggestions?

Take care,

Gerber

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1. Quick Update for Week 18 of 2010

Tragic News

Let’s start with the tragic news this week. I visited my grandmother last night in the hospital. She was diagnosed with acute leukemia last summer and it’s a wonder she has held on for so long. But now it seems that it is coming to an end. She was getting new blood every 4 weeks, because there is too little oxygen in her own blood. Then it became every 2 weeks. Last week she got a new supply of blood, but only a few days later she was extremely tired again. They took her into the hospital and there it became clear that new blood will not help her anymore. Now we will just have to see how long she can go on without new blood. When I visited her last night, she was quite cheerful and talkative. This might have been the last time I have seen her. That makes me really sad. My grandmother is someone I almost take for granted. She has been a part of my life as long as I can remember and although I didn’t see her all that often, I knew she was there. But I’m glad I have seen her last night, while she is still the grandmother I know and love.

DVDs

Now for some other updates. I received a couple of new DVDs in the mail this week. Finally the Raw Food DVDs arrived. I’ve told you about Simply Raw before (click here for the blog post). Haven’t watched them yet, but will do so soon.

Another DVD that came in this week is Leap! The Movie. I heard about this one from Joe Vitale, who is in this movie/documentary. It’s in the same vein as The Secret and What the Bleep! and features experts and authors like Dan Millman, Joe Vitale and Gary Renard. The idea is that reality is just an illusion and if you can look beyond the illusion, you can make I giant leap forwards. I have watched the first hour or so and it’s full of great insights and inspiring quotes. I will write a separate blog post about my experience with this movie in a few weeks time. In the meantime you can watch the trailer below or, if you can’t wait for my full review, order the DVD here.

Books

My favorite books have already been listed in the following blogs posts: my favorite personal development books and fiction. But I still keep on reading new books of course. In these weekly updates I want to share with you the books I’m reading (fiction and personal development). Here are the books I’ve been reading this week:

• The Road by Cormac McCarthy – this post-apocalyptic novel by the author of No Country for Old Men is probably the most depressing book I’ve read, ever. But it was a great read nonetheless. The book has now been turned into a movie, starring Viggo Mortensen (IMDb). I will probably watch it a few months or years from now. In my experience the movie doesn’t get better if you watch it just after you’ve read the book. The book is too fresh in your memory and you are only spotting differences between the book and the movie script.
• Long Lost by Harlan Coben – this was yet again a book by Coben that I could not put away. A real pageturner with the familiar characters Myron Bolitar and Win.
• Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner  - somewhat similar to the books by Malcolm Gladwell, so full of interesting facts and constantly questioning conventional wisdom. Always fun to read. I’m looking for similar books and will probably write a blog post with a list of these books.
• Healthy at 100 by John Robbins – haven’t finished this book yet, but the first chapters look really promising. This book by the author of The Food Revolution is not only about reaching the age of 100, but also being healthy when you reach that age.

Berlin

In the introduction of this blog post I already mentioned that I will not have much time to blog the following weeks. One of the reasons is that on Thursday (Ascension Day) we will be taking the train to Berlin for a short 4-day vacation. I have never been to Berlin before, but several friends have told me how great this city is. Laura had already looked for vegan restaurants in Berlin and found a YouTube video from PETA.

This ends the, maybe not so quick, update for this week. You will hear from me again in about a week. If you want to keep up to date, you can follow me on Twitter.

Take care,

Gerber

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1. Quick Update for Week 19 of 2010
2. My Favorite Books (Fiction)

I have tried to categorize the books, but some books are not that easily labeled. If you would like to read more about the books, just follow the links to Amazon.com.

• Douglas Adams – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy [science fiction / comedy]- Great fun, even when you are not into Science Fiction.
• Dan Brown – Angels and Demons [thriller] – This was the first Dan Brown book I’ve read. A real page turner.
• Steven Brust – The Book of Jhereg [fantasy] – My introduction to the world of Vlad Taltos. This collection includes the first three published books.Another great book by Steven Brust is To Reign in Hell, about the struggle between God and Satan prior to the creation of Earth.
• Jim Butcher – Storm Front [fantasy/detective] – The Harry Dresden books are detective stories with fantasy elements. Fun to read.
• Jonathan Carroll – White Apples [fantasy] – One of my favorite writers, so it is hard to pick one book. All of his books are well worth reading. This is not fantasy as in dragons, medieval settings, et cetera. Most of his books are about ordinary characters experiencing weird things. Highly recommended!
• Harlan Coben – Gone For Good [thriller] – A twist at the end of every chapter, this is the ultimate page turner. Harlan Coben’s series about Myron Bolitar are also great to read – good stories with great humor. Start with the first book in the series – Deal Breaker.
• Michael Connelly – The Black Echo [thriller] – I read this book at a time when I thought that reading police thrillers was not something I was interested in anymore. This book changed my mind. The Black Echo is the first book in the Harry Bosch series.
• John Connolly – Every Dead Thing [thriller] – His books about Charlie “Bird” Parker are not always easy to read, but are most rewarding. The mood is dark and that is how I like it.
• David Czuchlewski – The Muse Asylum [literature] – Like Jonathan Carroll this author can change your view on how you look at the world.
• Umberto Eco – Foucault’s Pendulum [literature] – One of my favorite books. This book references about anything esoteric, gnostic and occult you can think of.
• Raymond E. Feist – Magician [fantasy] – Classic fantasy. This book is sometimes published as two parts: Magician: Apprentice and Magician: Master.
• Neil Gaiman – American Gods [fantasy] – What would happen if the old gods of European mythology were still alive and living in America? This great book won several awards. Neverwhere is also highly recommended.
• Terry Goodkind – Wizard’s First Rule [fantasy] – This is the first book in the classic series The Sword of Truth. The TV series Legend of the Seeker is loosely based upon this series.
• John Grisham – The Rainmaker [thriller] – There was I time when I read just about everything John Grisham wrote. This was by far my favorite book.
• Mark Haddon – The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time [literature] – The world seen through eyes of an autistic child. Highly recommended.
• Daniel Hecht – Skull Session [thriller] – Like John Connolly his books are not always that easy to read, but very rewarding. This is one of my favorite books.
• Tami Hoag – Ashes to Ashes [thriller] – Real page turner. If you like this one, you can also read the next book in this series – Dust to Dust.
• Robin Hobb – Assassin’s Apprentice [fantasy] – The first book in one of my favorite fantasy series. This is one of the books I always recommend when people ask me for fantasy book tips.
• Stephen King – The Stand [fantasy] – This is by far the best book I have read by Stephen King. Make sure you read the extended version.
• Dean Koontz – Odd Thomas [fantasy] – The first book in the series about Odd Thomas and also the best in the series. Horror, fantasy and great humor.
• Stieg Larsson – The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo [thriller] – The first book in the Millennium trilogy. I will not tell you to also read the other two books. When you have finished this book, you will immediately go out and get The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest.
• Sergei Lukyanenko – The Night Watch [fantasy] – This great book (the first in a series of books) by this Russian author has also been made into a great movie.
• Mankell, Henning – Faceless Killers [thriller] – The first book in the series about Kurt Wallander. Recommended if you like police/detective stories.
• George R.R. Martin – A Game of Thrones [fantasy] – My favorite fantasy series. This is epic fantasy at the highest quality.
• James Patterson – Kiss the Girls [thriller] – A real page turner. The book has more twists than the movie.
• Terry Pratchett – Small Gods [fantasy] – All books in the Discworld series are recommended. This is one of my favorites. Great combination of fine storytelling, fantasy and a lot of humor.
• Preston & Child – Brimstone [thriller] – All Preston & Child books are recommended, but my favorites are the ones with Special Agent Pendergast. This book is my favorite, but you might like to start with the first book in the series – Relic.
• Philip Pullman – His Dark Materials [fantasy] – The first book in this series has been made into a movie – The Golden Compass. The books have so much more to offer compared to the movie. Highly recommended.
• Anne Rice – Interview With the Vampire [fantasy] – I read this book after I watched the movie. From then on I read most of the other books in this series. If you don’t mind some controversial reading, try out Memnoch the Devil where the vampire Lestat meets Jesus and the Devil.
• Patrick Rothfuss – The Name of the Wind [fantasy] – Probably my favorite book of the last few years. Too bad the second book in this series has not yet been published.
• J.K. Rowling – Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire [fantasy] – The Harry Potter books are not just for children and young adults. This series has now been completed so you can find out what happens to Harry without having to wait until the last movie has been made.
• Donna Tartt – The Secret History [thriller] – One of my favorite books of all time.
• J.R.R. Tolkien – The Lord of the Rings [fantasy] – No introduction needed, I think. Classic fantasy and highly recommended.
• Carlos Ruiz Zafón – The Shadow of the Wind [literature] – One of the best books of the last ten years. I have not read The Angel’s Game yet, but that one is on my wish list.

Let me know what your favorite books are.

Gerber

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Just like last year, we begin by sharing with you the most popular posts of last year.

1. Increase Your Mind Power – Use Mental Math Tricks. The most popular article on this blog. Recently we added a follow-up article with the a list of the 7 most popular mental math and speed mathematics books.
2. Top EFT Sites. This directory of EFT sites remains to be quite popular. If you know of any EFT sites not on this list, leave a comment with the site name and URL in the comments.
3. How to Stop Complaining. It helps to occassionally read this article again. We are not complaining about the popularity of this article though.
4. How to Remember Names and Faces. Remembering names and faces is a certainly a useful skill.
5. Increase Your Mind Power – Neurobics. Another Mind Power article. This one is about using your senses in new ways.
6. 15 Ways to Increase Your Mind Power. Maybe it is time for some more Mind Power articles. They seem to do quite well here.
7. Inspirational and Motivational Quotes on Complaining. Some great quotes in this post – “Realize that if you have time to whine and complain about something then you have the time to do something about it.” – Anthony J. D’Angelo.
8. How to Improve Your Self-Esteem with EFT. Raising your own self-esteem level could have the most impact on your life and that of those around you. This article shows you how you can do that.
9. 7 Ways to Wake Up With Lots of Energy. Everybody has some of those days where you don’t want to get out of bed. This post gives some simple tips on how to wake up more refreshed.
10. Inspirational and Motivational Quotes by Jim Rohn. One of the first posts on this blog back in 2008. It is full of great quotes by America’s leading business philosopher – “It is the set of the sails, not the direction of the wind that determines which way we will go.”
11. 10 Inspirational and Motivational Quotes about Choice. Another post full of great quotes – “Everything can be taken away from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedom – to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.” – Viktor E. Frankl
12. How to Get Started with EFT. If you have no experience with EFT, then this is the place to start.
13. Inspirational and Motivational Quotes by Warren Buffett. And another post of quotes, this time by investor, businessman and philanthropist Warren Buffett  – “If you don’t know jewelry, know the jeweler.”
14. 10 Ways to Prevent a Cold. This one was followed up with Myths about the Common Cold and How to Prevent a Cold.
15. 7 Benefits of Sleep. Another post from 2008. Ties in well with the before mentioned 7 Ways to Wake Up With Lots of Energy and 10 Ways to Get a Good Night’s Sleep.

2010
What can you expect from us? Here is a small selection of what is coming up:

• The last Brian Tracy articles on Sales Success.
• More articles on EFT and energy healing.
• Articles about Face Reading and Body Language.
• More articles about increasing your mind power.
• More free classic books on personal development (if you subscribe to our newsletter).
• And much more…

Let us know what you would like to see on this blog.

Have a wonderful and life-changing 2010!

Laura & Gerber

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5 Bucks a Day

A few weeks ago I read an amazing book by Dennis Becker called 5 Bucks a Day. In this book he describes how he has gone from trying about every way to make money online and not having much success, to the success he experiences now. This book is primarily about the issue of focus, something I think everyone can relate to.

What he basically tells you to do is to make a list of future projects to work on. After you make that list, you pick one project and work on that until it is finished. Each project should bring in about $5 per day for the foreseeable future. Now, $5 a day doesn’t seem like much. But what if you could finish 50 of those projects in a year. Then you would make about $250 a day, which equals about $7,500 a month. That more than most people earn in a month.

Earn 1K a Day

When I was searching for ideas to put on my project list, I came across another site by Dennis Becker called Earn 1K a Day. This is a membership site that builds on the information mentioned in 5 Bucks a Day and tries to get every member to earning $1,000 a day. There is a forum that discusses several business models to achieve this number, like setting up Mini Sites, Membership Sites, Article Marketing, Domain and Website Flipping, et cetera. Dennis also buys lots of products with PLR and Resell Rights for the members, so that they can enjoy the products and even sell them for themselves. The price is $39.95 per month, but is easily worth that for all the information you get, not to mention the great support you get from other members.

Webinar

A little while ago Dennis Becker did a webinar on 5 Bucks a Day and Earn 1K a Day. You can watch and listen to the webinar for free here. It contains more than 100 minutes of information that can help you right away.

Like to Know More

If you like to know more about 5 Bucks a Day or Earn 1K a Day you can do one of the following:

• Subscribe to our newsletter (in the menu on the right). You will get access to a teaser version of 5 Bucks a Day. This still contains more than 30 pages of valuable information.
• Get the 5 Bucks a Day, Jr. book for just $7.77. Dennis has allowed me to sell the book myself so that I can give you a great price. If you are serious about making more money, then this in my opinion is the best money you will ever spend. The Jr. version does not give you access to the 5 Bucks a Day forum, but you probably would want to join Earn 1K a Day eventually. The original 5 Bucks a Day forum is not that active, because most people have moved on to Earn 1K a Day.
• Watch and listen to the webinar to know more of the story behind 5 Bucks a Day and Earn 1K a Day. This webinar alone can give you great information to get you going in the right direction.
• Join Earn 1K a Day for $39,95 per month. If you are really serious about making more money, then you have to be part of this community. You can just about cancel any other membership sites you might be subscribed to. This site is so full of information, you probably will not have to buy another internet marketing ebook or course again. If you join Earn 1K a Day you will get 5 Bucks a Day for free with your membership.

Have fun and let me know your success stories!

Gerber

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Unsubscribe
The first thing you want to do is to unsubscribe from all internet marketing newsletters. Those will only make you lose your focus. You probably know enough already to succeed online. And if that is not the case, read further below.

Confessions of a Lazy Super-Affiliate
I have studied internet marketing for a couple of years now and there is a lot of hype in this business. It can be hard to find a product that gives great advice, is enjoyable to read and inspires you to take action and follow through. A few weeks ago I read Confessions of a Lazy Super-Affiliate by Chris Rempel. I was so impressed with this book that I also bought all of his other books. My absolute favorite is about something called the Conduit Method. I read about this method on the Warrior Forum (an internet marketing forum) and this thread is one of the most popular threads ever. His books are simple but very effective. No hype, just simple techniques that you can repeat over and over again. Internet marketing does not have to be hard, but it takes time. Most of the work consists of finding out what already works and doing that same thing over and over again. A lot of people think that it can’t be that simple, so they complicate things and eventually lose interest when the results do not come right away.

Start Now
If you want to be successful with affiliate marketing, I suggest you invest a small amount of your money by buying the following books:
- Confessions of a Lazy Super-Affiliate – This book will give you the foundation to finally be successful with affiliate marketing.
- VIP Confessions #1 – The ‘Conduit’ Method – My favorite method for making money with affiliate marketing.
- VIP Confessions #2 – The ‘Reverse Selection’ Blueprint – Do not try to be inventive when you are just starting out. Find out what already works online and then do the same. If you combine the advice given in this book with the first two books you are miles ahead of the competition.
- VIP Essentials #1 – Site Layouts That SELL – With this package you have no more excuses to start. Now you have everything available to start in affiliate marketing and achieving success.

Work on the advice given in those books and work on nothing else for the following months. Follow through and don’t get sidetracked by the next big internet marketing product launch. That will only make you lose focus and not follow through.

Mindset
Because achieving success is also about mindset, I suggest you also (re)read my article about Making Money Online and EFT. This article discusses some of the blocks you may encounter on your way to success and how you can eliminate those blocks.

And before you start you might want the watch the Tony Robbins video again as he inspires you to take massive action and follow through.

The combination of good advice on affiliate marketing and the right mindset is the perfect formula for online success.

To your success,
Gerber

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If you’re new to Twitter, here are some great sites to check out:

• Create a background for your profile on TwitterBacks.com.
• Search for people to follow on Twitter with Twellow. For instance, if you search for “NLP”, you will get all the people on Twitter who have used the term “NLP” in their bio, sorted by number of followers.
• Who are you following that’s not following you back? Who’s following you that you’re not following back? Find out with FriendOrFollow.com.
• Lots of more great tips at TwiTip.com.

If you have tips on how you use Twitter, leave them in the comments.

Have fun tweeting!

Laura & Gerber

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