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What Do You Say to Yourself When You Get Up Each Day?

Friday, April 28th, 2006

The thoughts you think before lopping off to sleep

at night – as well as the thoughts you think first thing

in the morning, are mega powerful.

Yet, the average person is totally unconscious about

what he thinks during these ultra-important moments.

What you say when you talk to yourself in the early

morning sets the tone for how you will feel – and what

results you will get – for the rest of the day.

And what you think before you go to bed at night has

a major influence upon what you will dream about

– and how you will feel when you wake up in the

morning.

You can go to bed with the final thought, “I’m really

tired.” And guess what. You’ll wake up eight or so

hours later still feeling tired.

But if you change your thought before bed to, “Mingtian,

wo yao gandao fei chang hao.”

That’s Mandarin Chinese for, “Tomorrow I will feel great.”

I’ve taught this technique to thousands of people – and when

they try it – they’re simply blown away at how powerful and

TRUE it is.

Want greater prosperity in your life. Then begin each day with

prosperity thoughts. And end them the same way.

Want to drop some excess poundage – then begin the day with

words, pictures and feelings of getting, leaner, lighter and

brighter.

Live your day with Powerful thoughts and your days will be

powerful.

Always remember that everything in the Universe vibrates – and

thought is the highest form of vibration.

To change your results you must change how you feel – and how

you feel is based on how your mind is vibrating. If you don’t feel

a strong, pulsing vibration inside your mind and body right now,

it is because you are thinking low-vibration thoughts.

There are many tools and techniques you can use to raise your

rate of vibration – and thereby achieve whatever you truly desire.

But the very best are the 84 life-changing strategies taught in

Dr. Maltz Zero Resistance Living course. You can go ahead and

order NOW at http://www.psycho-cybernetics.com/zrlcourse.html

Start applying these simple ideas and watch them change your life

in a profound way.

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. Part of what I’m going to teach at my October seminar is how

you can permanently raise your personal level of vibration – as well

as how this will improve every area of your life. For more information

on this powerhouse event – go to http://www.knockoutmarketing.com

Should You Exercise Everyday?

Friday, April 28th, 2006

How lazy can I be – or should I be? That’s the

thinking of many who embark upon an exercise

program.

And you’ve got a bunch of idiot marketers out there

telling you that one workout per week – or per month –

will give you all the results you want.

Might as well start out being weekend warriors as soon

as we’re born. Do nothing during the week – then go out

on Saturday and get hurt playing the game as hard as

you can. Doooiiii.

Let’s examine an animal in the wild.

Does the ape ever say, ‘I trained my lats really hard

yesterday climbing all those trees. I’m going to take a

week off so I recover.’

Does a deer ever say, ‘You know, I ran about 40 miles

yesterday. My hoofs are tired. I think that should do for

a month.’

Does a shark ever quit swimming because he’s already

eaten enough?

The answer to all the above is a big, bold ‘NO.’

Animals in the wild do something every single day. They

don’t think of it as exercise, as training, or as pumping

up.

Now, let’s take the human being. First thing he must do before

he can begin training is put on the hat of the scientist.

He must read 20-30 books on exercise physiology. Then he must

read all the latest studies coming from Harvard, Berkeley, Rutgers,

Duke, Yale and Stanford.

After that he needs to ask everyone he knows what their opinions

are.

After that he’s exhausted, plops his rumpus on the couch and watches

tee-vee.

The next day he wakes up tired – weaker than the day before – but feeling

superior and smart because he’s read all the studies and supposedly

‘educated’ himself.

Now, what I have just described is REAL. Very real. It’s the life of your

average – well, that’s being kind – let’s make that ‘below average’ –

idiot drifter.

In contrast let’s look at the person who lives inside his own body, pays

attention to its signals – and does something according to what the

signals are saying.

For example, if the person gets up in the morning and feels tired, he

does some simple stretches and deep breathing exercises, just like

a cat or dog will do – and this energizes his body immediately.

Or he’ll go for a walk and whilst moving his feet forward, he’ll begin

to ponder what he wants to accomplish during the day. He pictures

what he wants and by the time the walk is over – he’s flying high.

He can’t wait to get started with his day – when the truth is he has

already begun. He’s done the most important thing he can do – and

that is ‘rev up the engine.’

Now, there are those who will train like a mad-man or mad-woman

on certain days. They’ll turn exercise time into ‘beat my body up a

bit so that it gets stronger’ time.’

And the next day, if this person is sore or overly tired, he’ll lighten

the load significantly. He may only go for a walk or do some

stretching – but mark my words, he’ll do something.

He understands that the human body was given to you as a gift –

and if you don’t take care of it, it’ll be taken away from you sooner

rather than later. So he always, always, always does SOMETHING.

As Eugen Sandow once said, ‘Life is movement.’

Life is NOT sitting around reading but not doing. Reading is good.

It’s important. But far too many people are looking for ALL the

answers before they’ll do something – and this is the wrong approach.

If you want to learn – and learn fast – you study a little – then you do

something right away. This method will teach you far more than reading

everything before you do something.

When I read a book, if Chapter One – or the first section contains a lot

of great information, I do not go on to Chapter Two until I’ve done

something with what I’ve just read. My job is not to be a professional

underliner, high-lighter or reader. My job is to be a professional DOER.

The rewards in life go to the DOERS – not to those who simply sit around

reading and studying.

Want to be a DOER? Then get started NOW with my Combat Conditioning book

and DVDs. They will change your life for the better – and they’ll get you fired up

and into forward-MOVING mode faster than any other program ever created.

Go to http://www.mattfurey.com/conditioning_book.html

That’s all for now, my friend.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

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How to Deal With Ups and Downs

Wednesday, April 26th, 2006

The great American writer, Louisa May Alcott once

wrote, ‘I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning

how to sail my ship.’

This is sage advice for anyone starting out in business

today – and it’s something I had to learn.

When you first begin learning anything new, even if there

is a bit of frustration – there is also a lot of excitement.

Creative juices flow and life passes by so fast you wonder

how what seemed like 15 minutes lasted for several hours.

But when times get tough, when there are storms, we often

forget that we are learning something; we’re learning how to

sail our ships; how to navigate our businesses; how to speak

so people will listen; how to write effectively; how to paint;

how to listen and how to get fit.

When things look UP – we tend to feel UP. But that’s easy to

do. It’s when things look down that we must learn to feel UP.

Not in the sense of ‘everything is wonderful’ if it isn’t – but in

the sense of ‘I’m going to get through this. I’m going to turn

this adversity into an advantage. I’m going to make something

good come from this.’

Napoleon Hill wrote, ‘Every adversity carries with it the seed of

an equivalent or greater benefit.’ When you’re in pain you may

resist such a statement – but I’ve yet to find this statement in

error – perhaps because I’m always looking for the seed of the

equivalent or greater benefit.

Many people don’t know this, but when Dr. Maltz became an intern,

he called his father and told him that he finally received the clothes

of a doctor. He was so proud and wanted his father to see him. So

his father told his young son he’d be right over.

On the way to the hospital, Dr. Maltz’ father was hit by a car and

killed.

Can you imagine the grief – and the guilt he felt afterward. All the

statements of, ‘If only I hadn’t made that call. If I’d have told my

father to come tomorrow, not today.’

It took some time for the young Dr. Maltz to recover – but recover

he did. And he went on to write a book, Psycho-Cybernetics, that

has sold 30 million copies worldwide.

The essence of the book is that although 1.5 percent of the population

have some sort of disfigurement that can be corrected via plastic surgery

– the other 98.5 percent have an INNER scar. Some hurt, heartache, mis-

fortune, failure, bankruptcy or blunder – and these painful experiences can

also be removed. Not by a surgeon’s scalpel – but by YOU – in the Theatre

of your own Mind.

A lot of people equate Dr. Maltz work with visualization – and there is that

element to it. But his work goes FAR beyond visualization.

Recently Mike Storms, a friend and client, wrote to tell me he had spoken

to two people who claim to be followers of what I teach. To his amazement

both of them admitted that they had never read Psycho-Cybernetics – or

gotten the advanced course in Zero Resistance Living.

He was dumbfounded. In his email to me he wrote:

‘I was expounding on the phone to both of them yesterday about

Zero Resistance Living and its impact on me, my kids, my students

and clients and players…

To my amazement they haven’t gotten the course yet, and didn’t even

sound like they wanted to, or realized that they are missing out; the ease

of success and the ability to make things appear in their life out of thin air.

Forgive me for saying it this way, Matt, but how do they follow you and not

read what in my opinion is the foundation of your empire (both seen and

unseen).’

In response to Mike’s letter I wrote, ‘People want to believe that success

boils down to the physical or visible mechanics. Yet, 90% of success is how

you use your mind and most people have absolutely no clue as to how they

use their own mind.’

Truth is, if you don’t know how you’re using your own mind, how can you

improve upon it – and how can you use it BETTER in order to get from life

what you truly desire.

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. ‘Imagination is more important than knowledge,’ said Einsten. He was right.

Start using your creative imagination NOW by delving into Dr. Maltz most

advanced work – http://www.psycho-cybernetics.com/zrlcourse.html

P.P.S. My October seminar is filling up fast – I suggest you enroll

early if you want a seat. Come witness a Super-Human Brain Transplant

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Finding Time to Get Things Done

Wednesday, April 26th, 2006

Here’s the secret to avoiding exercise: Tell yourself that

you don’t have the time – any time – or enough time.

Blame it on time. Not on yourself or your ability to manage

your time.

Blame it on time. Not on how well you plan and organize

your life.

Time is always to blame. Never you.

I met a guy who wants to write a book – but according to him

he doesn’t have any time. Between the stress of work and the

responsibilities at home, there’s not a second left.

Or so he says.

One day I came by his home and asked if he had time to go for

a walk. He immediately dropped everything he was doing and

went for a one-hour jaunt with me. During the jaunt I did most

of the talking – mostly so there was no time for him to tell me how

he doesn’t have any time write his book.

At the end of the walk, without me saying a word about his book,

he said, “Man, I’m feeling really good now. I’m going to go inside

and work on my book. I won’t be able to sleep for at least a couple

of hours, so I can use this time to do something creative.”

I nodded and walked back to my home.

The above is not an isolated event in my life. I’ve done this with many

people to “test” if their “song and dance” is true to form. It isn’t.

It’s pure bull-crap.

People often ask me, “How do you accomplish so much. How do you

manage to get so much done. Don’t you ever sleep.”

I’m always surprised by these comments as I’m not thinking about

what I did – I’m thinking about what I want to DO.

Even though I put the word “DO” in upper case – the key word in the

previous sentence is “want.”

If you WANT to do something – you’ll find a way to do it. It all boils

down to desire. How strong is your desire.

I like to encourage people to begin their exercise program with one-

minute of walking or calisthenics. Just one minute. That’s all.

Anyone can find a minute. And then another – and another – and another.

But it starts with ONE – the one you have right now.

So tell your friend to get off his arse and do something. Don’t listen to his

“song and dance” about not having time. If it’s a priority, he’ll make time.

And there’s no easier way to find the time than the program I’ve mapped

out for you in Combat Conditioning and Combat Abs – 2 of my hot sellers.

You can get both of them for nuthin by becoming a member of the Matt Furey

Inner Circlehttp://www.mattfurey.com/furey_inner_circle.html

Not only that you get 5 other gifts – plus one-year access to our private

member’s only discussion board – where you can ask as many questions

as you want for an entire year.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

P.S. If you don’t want to be a member of the Matt Furey Inner Circle – you can

get Combat Conditioning for $29.95 plus S&H. You can also get the Combat

Conditioning DVDs that coincide with the book – for more information on them

go to http://www.mattfurey.com/conditioning_book.html

Marine Seargeant Sounds Off

Tuesday, April 25th, 2006

Just received this email from a Marine Sgt. who was stationed in

Iraq. Here’s what he has to say about Combat Conditioning:

Matt,

My name is Jereme Roodhouse. I am a Sergeant in the United States

Marine Corps. I have been using the methods and technical described

in Combat Conditioninghttp://www.mattfurey.com/conditioning_book.html

for close to two years and would like to say that it is amazing, what a difference

this type of workout can make.

I have put my body through many a different and difficult types of exercise

regimes and this is bar none; the greatest all around, functional program there

is.

I have recently returned from Iraq where I was deployed in the western Al

Anbar province. My unit spent the first month and a half clearing the cities

of the region, where we then set up battle positions (BP’s) to patrol and

continue to route out the insurgency from the area. The operations were

arduous and continuous. We then remained at the BP’s for the duration of

our deployment.

Leading up to this I had been using Combat Conditioning as my main

form or exercise and loved the results. I also had to endure the

required exercise of the military but would implement Combat Conditioning

at every opportunity.

Once in Iraq I was unable to keep this up due to our operational tempo.

However, my legs never failed me and even in the extreme heat, with

heavy body armor my body performed flawlessly. I know that the deep

breathing and the intensity of Combat Conditioning played a large role in

this. Even when I was able to exercise out at the BP’s I had limited space

and next to no equipment which was perfect for Combat Conditioning.

At the end of the deployment I was rock solid and never used a weight

to do this.

I also gained about 5 to 10 lbs in muscle somehow.

In addition when I did have to run again I went hard for about 5 miles with

no problem.

Thanks for such a dynamic way to hone the body that God has provided each

and every person with.

Semper Fi,

Sgt. Roodhouse

M.F. Sgt. Roodhouse – I love the name. Congratulations on doing your duty,

not only for our country, but for your body. We’d like to send a gift your way,

please contact us for details. Welcome home.

Well, my friend, what about you. When are you going to step up to the plate

and serve your body they way this man has. I say, ‘Do it NOW.’ Go to

http://www.mattfurey.com/conditioning_book.html and get on the fitness

train.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

P.S. Don’t forget, you can always get Combat Conditioning, Combat Abs and

five other extraordinary gifts for nuthin when you become a Matt Furey Inner

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Mr. President and The Power Wheel

Monday, April 24th, 2006

We received this letter a couple of days ago about a workout used by former

President Ronald Reagan to stay in shape.

The following story happened at the Republican National Convention in 1980 after

Reagan tapped George H.W. Bush to be his running mate. At the time, Reagan

was 69.

“After Reagan tapped Bush as his running mate, a group of us enjoyed breakfast

together while visiting in Reagan’s hotel suite. The suite had a common room for

hosting guests that was sandwiched between two bedrooms on each side. Bush,

Reagan, myself, and some others had been chatting with a mayor from a key

battleground state.

Wanting to ingratiate himself to the newly nominated presidential candidate, the

mayor said, “My, Governor, you sure look great for a man your age

in the midst of political battle. How to you manage to stay in such great

physical shape?”

Without saying a word, Reagan got up out of his seat and disappeared into his bedroom.

When he returned, in his hand was an exercise wheel. The thing sort of looked like

a doughnut with a stick running through its middle. “Here’s my secret, Mr. Mayor,”

said Reagan.

And with that, the former Eureka College football player, still wearing his suit, dropped to his knees and placed one hand on each of the bars protruding from the wheel. In one long, graceful motion, Reagan stretched his body forward, distributing his weight from his knees to his hands, until his chest hovered inches above the floor. With equal fluidity, he then pulled back on the wheel, recoiling his body like a Slinky before returning to his original position.

“Wow,” said the mayor. “I guess doing that every day would keep a man pretty fit.”

After we had finished visiting, everyone left the hotel room, or so I thought. Savoring

the rare moment of tranquility, I sat down on one of the low-slung couches in the now

darkened visiting room and sat silently thinking through what the day might bring.

That’s when I noticed that someone else was in the room. It was Bush. He walked

over to Reagan’s little exercise wheel. Curiosity, it seems, had gotten the best of this

former Yale University baseball player.

Sitting perfectly motionless, I thought to myself: “I’ve got to see this.”

Mimicking Reagan’s earlier demonstration, Bush dropped down onto his knees.

Steadying himself, he put one hand on each side of the wheel and began to lean

forward. But as the wheel rolled out about two and a half feet, he began to lose

his balance. With shaking hands and wobbling shoulders, his elbows gave way,

sending him crashing face forward onto the carpet.

I rustled my papers to let him know someone was in the room. Startled, Bush

wrenched his neck around. When our eyes met, he realized for the first time he

was not alone. He popped up off the ground, and blew by me on his way out the

door without saying a word. It was one of the most unforgettable things I’d ever

experienced. ”

*From The Greatest Communicator by Dick Wirthlin (President Reagan’s Chief Political Strategist); John Wiley &Sons, Inc., 2004

Hope you enjoyed this one. By the way, I show you how to use the best wheel of all,

Lifeline USA’s Powerwheel in Combat Abs – http://www.mattfurey.com/combat_abs.html

And if you want more information on this extraordinary gut-flattening apparatus, then read

my personal endorsement of it by going to http://www.mattfurey.com/powerwheel.html

Hey, if it worked for a 69-year old man, it’ll work for YOU.

Kick butt…take names,

Matt Furey

A Secret Fat Reduction Technique

Monday, April 24th, 2006

Made a mistake in an email some time ago. I

talked about a man (in his 50’s) who flexed his

abs during Hindu Pushups and got a set of washboard,

six-pack abs for the first time in his life.

What was the mistake:

I was off by almost 20 years. In going through my archives

I found the link to the man who is so close to 72 that I rounded

his age upward.

If you missed that email you can find it again by going to

http://www.mattfurey.com/six_pack_72_year_old_011405.html

I told the man, Fred Romig, that he had just given away a tremendous

fitness secret. Certainly not the biggest of them all, but a significant one,

no doubt.

In the Magnificent Seven in Combat Abs for example, I talk about

the Back Arch With Forward Bend and Squeeze … as well as the

Dynamic Side Bend Stretch With Isometric Squeeze.

Like the Farmer Burns Stomach Flattener, these exercises involve

deep breathing and squeezing. And that’s why they are so damn

effective in helping people knock inches off their waistlines.

The other day I was watching a lady teaching some classical

dancing movements. She had a ‘killer’ body .. and as she taught

her students these stretches, she told them to simultaneously squeeze

the muscles being stretched – especially the abdominals. Doing so, she

said, ‘helps reduce unwanted fat.’

One of the many reasons why this is true is something called ‘intensity.’

Why don’t crunches work. Because there’s nothing much to them.

Conversely, why does the Farmer Burns Stomach Flattener work.

Because it requires an intense muscle contraction. Good news: It

only lasts two to five seconds – hence my constant harping of ‘five

second abs.’

Truth be told, if the contraction is intense enough, one second will

move you along the path to your goals. 72-year old Fred Romig only held

his contraction whilst doing Hindu Pushups for one second. Granted,

he did more than one rep – but the power that pores forth from that

one second of each rep, that’s the key.

Incidentally, in the monthly newsletter and CD that come with your

membership in the Matt Furey Inner Circle, I reveal a never-ending

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Here’s something else you should know, just in case: Got an email

from a lady who is laid up in bed for a few weeks due to an ankle

injury. She asked me what she could do to improve her fitness when

she couldn’t put weight on her ankle.

Well, provided your physician agrees, you can begin with deep

breathing and abdominal contractions. Then you can do the same

for the rest of your body. There are several legendary stories of

weak, sickly boys turning into strongmen by employing this method

of flexing while on the hospital bed. It’s not advisable for everyone,

that’s why you need to bounce this off off ‘el doctoro’ – but you’d be

surprised to find out how many people could be benefitting from this

practice.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

P.S. Oh my – my October seminar, The Science of Super-Human Marketing

is filling up rapido. This event will be the greatest seminar that the Fure-cat

has ever put on. Go to http://www.knockoutmarketing.com to investigate

further.

What’s Bad for Your Back

Saturday, April 22nd, 2006

For many people, lower back pain is quickly eliminated

with the KING of exercises.

I teach it in Combat Conditioning. It’s call the bridge. And

it’s the very thing, incidentally, that many ignorant health

professionals will advise you NOT to do. No small wonder when

they get paid for what they advise or do, eh. Yet there are plenty

of health care pros who advocate the bridge as I teach it.

Why. Because they’re smart enough and open-minded enough

to truly take a look at how incredible it truly is.

In many cases, people who have had back pain for a

decade or more, have eliminated the pain in a week or

two just by doing the bridge.

The bridge increases strength and flexibility in the entire

spine – everything from the tailbone to the top of your

head. It turns on the electrical switch inside your body

to energize you. And it improves the functioning of all

your internal organs – especially your digestion.

On top of that, the bridge strengthens your hips, legs,

buttocks, spinal erectors, abs, neck – and so on.

Tis why it is the KING.

Yes, it is NOT for some – there are people who are already

so beat up they cannot and should not do it.. But the grand

majority of the population CAN and should do the bridge.

Likewise, they should stop doing the very things that hurt

the back.

What are the things that harm the back and spine. Well, there

are many. But today I’ll give you five.

5 Things That Hurt Your Back

1. Doing deadlifts – worst exercise for the back ever invented.

Muy horible as they say in Espanol.

2. Heavy barbell squats – most injuries are NOT to the knees

from heavy squats. It’s the lower back that suffers.

3. Bad mattress – this is a huge problem for many. Where

you spend 8-10 hours per day is an important investments.

Don’t skimp in this area. Get a good mattress.

4. Too much sitting – Sitting on your rumpus for hours per

day is rough on your lower back. You must counter this

with exercise. Daily exercise.

5. Financial fears and insecurity – I’ll have to do a report on

this in el futoro – but your emotional world does effect your

physical – and if you’re continually living in terror of losing

monee – chances are you also experience lower back pain.

Look at the list above and if you have back pain – stop doing

all of the things that are harming you – and BEGIN doing

what will repair, rejuvenate and resurrect the power lying

within you.

Well, my friend, that’s all for now.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

P.S. Be sure to find out how you can get my international best-seller,

Combat Conditioning, as well as several of my other life-changing

products, including CD’s on how to lose weight, for almost nuthin.

To find out more go to http://www.mattfurey.com/furey_inner_circle.html

P.S.S. This email – as well as all my others – are written stream-of-

consciousness, without correction. Naturally this will lead to typos

and misspellings at times – if not often. From time to time I receive

a long email from a spell-correction fanatic – otherwise known as

an editor – saying that he’ll be glad to ‘edit’ my emails in exchange

for a copy of my book. This leaves me thinking, if you have THAT

much time to write me an email, as well as to correct my typos,

HOW good of an editor can you be. Good editors shouldn’t have

time to lend their services for nuthin. Use your spare time to

find real paying clients. I ain’t a gonna be one of them – not now –

not never. In the same vein as Sir Winston Churchill – who once

received a speech he was to give to a graduating class, back

with grammatical corrections – he responded to the young college

buckeroo by saying, ‘Young man, you leave my speech uncorrected,

as is. This is the sort of criticism up with which I will not put.’

Well said, Sir Winston.

Twist Waist – Reduce Waist

Friday, April 21st, 2006

One of the ‘warmup’ exercises you’ll often see done

in the parks of China, just before tai chi practice, is what I

call the ‘tai chi waist turner.’ It’s part of the Magnificent Seven

in Combat Abs – http://www.mattfurey.com/combat_abs.html

What exactly is it. Good question.

Essentially, you stand with slightly bent knees. Your hands

are at your sides. Limbs are relaxed.

From this position you begin twisting your waist back and

forth in a circular manner, and the centrifugal force of the

twisting causes your arms to flail along for the ride.

This seemingly simple movement has many, many benefits.

Number one, it helps to realign the vertebrae, especially

the vertebrae in the lumbar region.

Number two, it gives your internal organs a good massage,

helping them do a more efficient job. This internal massage

leads to improved circulation and better digestion.

Number three, this twisting is a movement often neglected

in most ‘abdominal training’ programs, which is a major mistake.

Many injuries to the lower back result in quick twists or sudden

movements – or even an incredibly simple act like picking up

a pencil.

When you practice the ‘tai chi waist turner’ – the chances of

injuring yourself in the future via a simple twist are reduced.

Twisting also targets the ‘obliques’ – an area that can

accumulate excess fat quite readily. Some people refer to

this excess fat as ‘love handles.’ I’ve often said they are

‘hate handles’ because – other than Kirstie Alley, aka the

Fat Actress – ain’t many people out there who love ’em.

Movements that twist or that go side-to-side, also covered

in Combat Conditioning – http://www.mattfurey.com/conditioning_book.html

help reduce unwanted lard on the waist. This follows the axiom,

‘Fat can only accumulate on the body where there is the least

amount of activity.’

So next time you see a tee-vee program showing people practicing

the waist turning warmups for tai chi – don’t look the other way.

Start twisting yourself.

Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

P.S. Important: Have you seen the 7 gifts I give you when you

become a bonafide member of the Matt Furey Inner Circle

if not go to http://www.mattfurey.com/furey_inner_circle.html

and see what I’ve got cookin for you.

From the Nation’s Capitol

Friday, April 21st, 2006

I’ve been in Washington, D.C. for the past few

days, taking part in Clayton Makepeace’s Power

Marketing Summit.

It’s been a grand event. And Clayton had done

a superb job teaching his life experience as a

copywriter.

Incidentally, yesterday Clayton repeatedly told

the room about Psycho-Cybernetics – how he uses

the principles in his work and life – and how the book

changed his life.

How much did it change his life. Well, last year he

made 2.7 millyun smackeroos in royalites alone.

I’d say that’s pretty good, don’t you.

This fact, shows once again, how the teachings of

Dr. Maxwell Maltz have taken many people to the

top of their games; in sports, in business and in

life.

30 million people have bought a copy of Pscyho-

Cybernetics over the years. The book is a classic.

Be sure to pick up a copy at amazon.com.

And if you’re ready to go for the advanced course

in Psycho-Cybernetics, then follow me on over to

http://www.psycho-cybernetics.com/zrlcourse.html

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. As expected, my October 2006 Seminar is filling

up faster than ever before. This one is going to be

HUGE – so go read about it at http://www.knockoutmarketing.com


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