Comments on: The Marketer’s Dirty Little Secret http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html We'll adopt your website and turn it profitably POPULAR! (Read More) Sat, 14 Jan 2012 00:36:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Margaux http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-11336 Margaux Sat, 05 Mar 2011 16:31:56 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-11336 THis was an exact description of my grandpa, and how he views me :) Love. Margaux THis was an exact description of my grandpa, and how he views me :)
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]]> By: Margaux http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-12770 Margaux Sat, 05 Mar 2011 14:31:56 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-12770 THis was an exact description of my grandpa, and how he views me :) Love. Margaux THis was an exact description of my grandpa, and how he views me :)
Love.
Margaux

]]> By: Jim yaghi http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-7988 Jim yaghi Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:50:29 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-7988 I have always wondered if anyone actually understood the opposite reframe lol I have always wondered if anyone actually understood the opposite reframe lol

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]]> By: John Corona http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-388 John Corona Mon, 23 Feb 2009 06:30:40 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-388 Hi Jim, Thanks for sharing your feelings. I too was my grandfather's favorite. Maybe because we had the same first name, I don't know. I do know I was always there for him, no matter what it was; checking in, weekly yard maintenance, watching old movies with him. Anyway, he passed on from school-house earth over thirty-two years ago......wow! can't believe it's been that long. Sure, I heard about him being very strict with his three daughters and how he almost lost his life to alcoholism, but, that never bothered me because I admired him for always being responsible to his family and his business in spite of his younger alcoholic years; unlike his brothers and most weak people. To get to the point, my perception of him was different than most people. I didn't care what I heard others say about him; friends, family, etc. He lived about twenty-seven more years after the Dr.'s gave him a fifty/fifty chance to live. To me that's an awesome accomplishment. After all this, I believe the reason grandparents spoil or treat grandchildren different than parents treat children is because there isn't a direct responsibility anymore and don't feel there's a need for children to be disciplined by four adults; two is enough. Also let's face it, grandparent's have more wisdom in their golden years. In regards to NLP: You are not what you think you are. You are not what other people think you are. You are what YOU think other people think you are. Peace! John Corona Hi Jim,

Thanks for sharing your feelings. I too was my grandfather's favorite. Maybe because we had the same first name, I don't know. I do know I was always there for him, no matter what it was; checking in, weekly yard maintenance, watching old movies with him.

Anyway, he passed on from school-house earth over thirty-two years ago……wow! can't believe it's been that long. Sure, I heard about him being very strict with his three daughters and how he almost lost his life to alcoholism, but, that never bothered me because I admired him for always being responsible to his family and his business in spite of his younger alcoholic years; unlike his brothers and most weak people.

To get to the point, my perception of him was different than most people. I didn't care what I heard others say about him; friends, family, etc. He lived about twenty-seven more years after the Dr.'s gave him a fifty/fifty chance to live. To me that's an awesome accomplishment. After all this, I believe the reason grandparents spoil or treat grandchildren different than parents treat children is because there isn't a direct responsibility anymore and don't feel there's a need for children to be disciplined by four adults; two is enough. Also let's face it, grandparent's have more wisdom in their golden years.

In regards to NLP: You are not what you think you are. You are not what other people think you are. You are what YOU think other people think you are.

Peace!

John Corona

]]> By: John Corona http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-12768 John Corona Mon, 23 Feb 2009 06:30:40 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-12768 Hi Jim, Thanks for sharing your feelings. I too was my grandfather's favorite. Maybe because we had the same first name, I don't know. I do know I was always there for him, no matter what it was; checking in, weekly yard maintenance, watching old movies with him. Anyway, he passed on from school-house earth over thirty-two years ago......wow! can't believe it's been that long. Sure, I heard about him being very strict with his three daughters and how he almost lost his life to alcoholism, but, that never bothered me because I admired him for always being responsible to his family and his business in spite of his younger alcoholic years; unlike his brothers and most weak people. To get to the point, my perception of him was different than most people. I didn't care what I heard others say about him; friends, family, etc. He lived about twenty-seven more years after the Dr.'s gave him a fifty/fifty chance to live. To me that's an awesome accomplishment. After all this, I believe the reason grandparents spoil or treat grandchildren different than parents treat children is because there isn't a direct responsibility anymore and don't feel there's a need for children to be disciplined by four adults; two is enough. Also let's face it, grandparent's have more wisdom in their golden years. In regards to NLP: You are not what you think you are. You are not what other people think you are. You are what YOU think other people think you are. Peace! John Corona Hi Jim,

Thanks for sharing your feelings. I too was my grandfather's favorite. Maybe because we had the same first name, I don't know. I do know I was always there for him, no matter what it was; checking in, weekly yard maintenance, watching old movies with him.

Anyway, he passed on from school-house earth over thirty-two years ago……wow! can't believe it's been that long. Sure, I heard about him being very strict with his three daughters and how he almost lost his life to alcoholism, but, that never bothered me because I admired him for always being responsible to his family and his business in spite of his younger alcoholic years; unlike his brothers and most weak people.

To get to the point, my perception of him was different than most people. I didn't care what I heard others say about him; friends, family, etc. He lived about twenty-seven more years after the Dr.'s gave him a fifty/fifty chance to live. To me that's an awesome accomplishment. After all this, I believe the reason grandparents spoil or treat grandchildren different than parents treat children is because there isn't a direct responsibility anymore and don't feel there's a need for children to be disciplined by four adults; two is enough. Also let's face it, grandparent's have more wisdom in their golden years.

In regards to NLP: You are not what you think you are. You are not what other people think you are. You are what YOU think other people think you are.

Peace!

John Corona

]]> By: Kerry Erasmus http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-379 Kerry Erasmus Sun, 22 Feb 2009 02:19:08 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-379 Hi Jim If you remain the man you are now, you will be VERY famous one day. You already have many fans mate Regards Kerry Hi Jim

If you remain the man you are now, you will be VERY famous one day. You already have many fans mate

Regards

Kerry

]]> By: Kerry Erasmus http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-12767 Kerry Erasmus Sun, 22 Feb 2009 02:19:08 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-12767 Hi Jim If you remain the man you are now, you will be VERY famous one day. You already have many fans mate Regards Kerry Hi Jim
If you remain the man you are now, you will be VERY famous one day. You already have many fans mate
Regards
Kerry

]]> By: Dr Deb ND http://jimyaghi.com/yl-adventures/the-marketers-dirty-little-secret.html/comment-page-1#comment-376 Dr Deb ND Sat, 21 Feb 2009 22:12:32 +0000 http://www.jimyaghi.com/?p=183#comment-376 Jim, you display such eloquence in your writing... I needed to read this as my frustration has me frozen and wondering how I will tap a market rich with competition. Brilliant again! We are blessed to have your expressive array with story telling. Enjoy these days with your grand dad! After losing my dad to cancer....I always try to find good in every thing and the only good thing about cancer is that you often have time to focus on spending quality moments, as opposed to other situations of sudden death. take care! Jim, you display such eloquence in your writing… I needed to read this as my frustration has me frozen and wondering how I will tap a market rich with competition. Brilliant again! We are blessed to have your expressive array with story telling. Enjoy these days with your grand dad! After losing my dad to cancer….I always try to find good in every thing and the only good thing about cancer is that you often have time to focus on spending quality moments, as opposed to other situations of sudden death. take care!

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