The Friendship Factor- 3

Part three of The Friendship Factor by Alan Loy McGinnis; I'll upload the end later on:

If you think you might enjoy making your relationships better, I advise getting this book:

The Friendship Factor- 2

We continue right near the Flatiron Building on 23rd and 6th avenue in New York with Alan Loy MicGinnis' "The Friendship Factor":

Noisy, huh?

The Friendship Factor- 1

The Friendship Factor by Alan Loy McGinnis is a super-simple, yet very rich book on relationships of all kinds. I OF COURSE got all of the books he's written afterwards- Enjoy:

"Men described a 'friend' as 'someone I go out with', whereas women described sharing'

Conversations With God Book 1- 7

We end the book Conversations With God, Book 1 By Neale Donald Walsch:

I hope you enjoyed my highlights, and I hope you choose to go get your own copy and highlight for yourself:

Conversations With God Book 1- 6

Almost to the end of this fantastically deep and mind-expanding book. I figure out a way to keep the camera on my terrace: Conversations With God, By Neale Donald Walsch:

Continue to the last day- it's only 3 minutes!

Conversations With God Book 1- 5

Ahhh! First the camera almost falls 11 stories, and then the batteries run out! Well, I get into the money section of Conversations With God by Neale Donald Walsch for a bit:

Tomorrow is the section on SEX and death!

Conversations With God Book 1- 4

http://www.DoYouWorkTooHard.com THE VIDEO DOESN'T ACTUALLY START UNTIL 1:56- you may want to fast forward until then. I experiment with the HTC EVO and QIK.com to deliver today's video...  How does it look? This section covers relationships and the purpose of life...

Conversations with God Book 1 is brilliant, along with all of the other ones by Neale Donald Walsch.

Conversations With God Book 1- 1

We turn our minds towards Spiritual Matters with one of my FAVORITE Spiritual books, "Conversations With God" by Neale Donald Walsch- Enjoy!

So insightful, and SO much packed into just this episode; please let it sink in!

Magic Of Thinking Big 5

Today we finish "The Magic Of Thinking Big", and I make a few jokes... I might have to add that from now on!

So, WHY do you want to think like a leader? What about leadership makes YOU want to learn these philosophies? As for myself, I've decided that there are things I want to accomplish, and need other people's help in doing them.

Magic Of Thinking Big 4

I had to go to an emergency audition for a SECRET company, so I went into the corner and did this reading- I hope you enjoy it! I choose to do something in it-you might make the same choice:



Tomorrow we finish this book, and make a choice for the weekend!

Magic of Thinking Big- 2

Yesterday I asked "Mr. Triumph" to help me through the day- what a great job he did! What was at first a crappy reading turned out to be an awesome acting adventure where I ended up performing on the Alvin Ailey Stage!
Today has to do with Conquering Fear:

What ACTION will you take today to conquer a fear? For me, it will be making some sales calls- I'll let you know how they go!

Star Trek Fans Learn About Romance....

Star Trek fans learn about romance from the one person capable of getting through to them- Captain James T. Kirk.

I was up until 3am last night making this video. Enjoy:



Yes, I am available to do talks at Star Trek conventions and anywhere else.
The success of Captain Kirk's Guide To Women has been weird. Star Trek fans like it, but are always looking for what I DIDN'T add, and then are very impressed with my answers. It's like they're always TESTING to see if I really am one of them.

This video I hope will put that question to rest!

Star Trek Fans Learn About Romance....

Star Trek fans learn about romance from the one person capable of getting through to them- Captain James T. Kirk.

I was up until 3am last night making this video. Enjoy:



Yes, I am available to do talks at Star Trek conventions and anywhere else.
The success of Captain Kirk's Guide To Women has been weird. Star Trek fans like it, but are always looking for what I DIDN'T add, and then are very impressed with my answers. It's like they're always TESTING to see if I really am one of them.

This video I hope will put that question to rest!

My "ULTIMATE" epiphany...

I have been playing this video game "Marvel Ultimate Alliance" a lot lately.

A LOT.

I think the game is fantastic, and it involves playing many of the heroes from Marvel comics (Spider-man, Captain America, Iron Man, etc.) as they battle the evil plans of Dr. Doom.

When you are playing as any of the heroes, you are allowed to assign "points" to powers and strengths to their attributes, and take away from others. The computer can assign points for you in a methodically balanced way, or you can take control yourself.

Here's the epiphany:

I noticed that when I play the game, I prefer to take control myself (duh), and assign MANY points to one or two particular powers, and leave the others weak. That way I can use those powers exclusively, and have them be powerful.

For example, on Captain America, he has several powers, one of which is "Shield Throw". I have taken points away from all of his other powers, so that his "Shield Throw" is really strong.

and I use his "Shield Throw" all the time.

HOWEVER, in my own life, I seem to be putting points ALL OVER instead of focussing them on particular skills.

I am an actor, a comedian, a writer, a business idea generator, an internet marketer, and a real estate investor.

I am dividing my points up among those strengths instead of focussing on any one or two in particular.

Perhaps it's time to focus my points and start knocking out evil more effectively....

My "ULTIMATE" epiphany...

I have been playing this video game "Marvel Ultimate Alliance" a lot lately.

A LOT.

I think the game is fantastic, and it involves playing many of the heroes from Marvel comics (Spider-man, Captain America, Iron Man, etc.) as they battle the evil plans of Dr. Doom.

When you are playing as any of the heroes, you are allowed to assign "points" to powers and strengths to their attributes, and take away from others. The computer can assign points for you in a methodically balanced way, or you can take control yourself.

Here's the epiphany:

I noticed that when I play the game, I prefer to take control myself (duh), and assign MANY points to one or two particular powers, and leave the others weak. That way I can use those powers exclusively, and have them be powerful.

For example, on Captain America, he has several powers, one of which is "Shield Throw". I have taken points away from all of his other powers, so that his "Shield Throw" is really strong.

and I use his "Shield Throw" all the time.

HOWEVER, in my own life, I seem to be putting points ALL OVER instead of focussing them on particular skills.

I am an actor, a comedian, a writer, a business idea generator, an internet marketer, and a real estate investor.

I am dividing my points up among those strengths instead of focussing on any one or two in particular.

Perhaps it's time to focus my points and start knocking out evil more effectively....