Sure fire way to Succeed Online

Why is it that some people find success online, while others are still trying to penetrate the online world? Either with Blogs, Affiliate Marketing, E-Commerce Sites, Adsense Arbitrage, etc... As I have come across plenty of people who are still getting their feet wet, they're still asking themselves one question, what am I missing?

I have also asked myself that question, and the answer is easy for those that are still new to this business world. A MENTOR! Someone that has already been there and can teach you the ropes. This is still a new world for the businessman, and yes my friend, in order for you to succeed online, you must think of yourself as a business, or else this is only a hobby for you and you are not the "real deal." So, if this is a hobby, I ask you right now to stop reading, this isn't for you.

So what do I mean by a mentor? This is a person who is making at least a 6 figure income on the web. This person knows everything there is to know. These guys go by the name of, "Guru." These Gurus know how to do just about everything. These guys started real small, worked at it real hard, and made a killing with their effort. All these guys will tell you the same thing. PUT IN THE WORK! Some people start at it, realize that it isn't an overnight deal, and give up. Well if this were easy, then anyone could do it. In real life, it takes effort, some level of intelligence, and common sense.

A mentor is someone who will take you under their wing, teach you most of what they know about making money online, and will get you where you need to be in order for you to succeed.

So guys, get yourself a mentor, and this will ensure your success. Some charge, some are willing to do it for free, some you will have to make a deal with, but there are so many people out there making a good buck, and some of them will jump at the chance of having an apprentice. So get at it, no time to waste!

Everyone Owns the Fastest Computer on Earth!

You might or might not now know this, but MOST people own a computer that is a whole lot faster than the one used to send Apollo 11 to the Moon in the 1960s! That's how much technology has evolved, and all thanks to the Government. And it's only gonna get better. Computers are evolving extremely fast. However, our current material computers come no where near the amazing piece of blubbery fat sitting between your shoulders.

You gotta ask yourself. What's the fastest computer on earth right now? Well not only does EVERYONE own one, it's free. That's because your born with it. It's the Brain! Your brain, unlike Windows and other programs, makes zero mistakes. It can understand multiple languages, listen to any speaker, vocalize sound, process complex visual images and more. My labtop sure as heck can't do all that. I know for sure that my labtop can't have sex and consider raising a family. Now imagine the day we invent something that can do everything I just mentioned. It might be something like that Movie AI from Steven Spielberg. They might even turn on us in the future!!! Ok just kidding. Hehe :)

PC World's 50 Most Important People

Not long ago, PC World Magazine published an article about the 50 most important people on the web. Now, this is an important matter for the internet. And that's because these people are the ones who "control" the majority of the content you see on the web. "Control how?" you say, well it's simple. They are what we read, watch, and listen... practically on a daily basis. They control the mainstream of the internet, the news, the updates, the new practices, and the new techonological advances. Of course this is all coming from a legitimate perspective, since, no Hacker is listed here. It is not entirely well known by the public that if it weren't for Hackers the world would be a completley different place today, technologically speaking of course. You might not be able to have a PC in front of you right now. The creator of Apple Computer (not on this list of course) was a hacker who hacked the first Atari and Hacked "Micro-Soft's" (original name) software.

What truly amazed me on this list is the last entry, number 50. Which, if you haven't been catching up on My Space success stories, is the sexy Tila Tequila. The chick that acquired mass fame with the use of a My Space profile and has landed record deals and other similar business agreements, even Movie roles, all with the use of the internet. She has proven that it doesn't take Radio or the TV to reach popularity with the Media these days. Another person that I enjoyed is #3, the creator of Bit Torrent Bram Cohen. It's the most widely used downloading file type by the pirating community. With this little handy file type anyone that knows where to look can download all typed of Games, Movies, CDs, and Books. The purpose of the Bit Torrent is to help move large files over the web. Nowadays the pirating community seeds (or Uploads and make available for download) just about anything, no matter the size. And just like any new pirating trend, a Quick Google search will reveal the little "set back" it had with the Motion Picture of America for copied content on the network. Anyways, here's the list:

1. Eric Schmidt, Larry Page and Sergey BrinExecutives, Google
2. Steve JobsCEO Apple
3. Bram Cohen Cofounder BitTorrent
4. Mike Morhaime President Blizzard Entertainment
5. Jimmy Wales Founder Wikipedia
6. John DoerrVenture capitalist, Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield & Byers
7. Craig Newmark Founder Craigslist
8. Peter Levinsohn President, Fox Interactive Media
9. Marissa Mayer Vice president for search products & user experience, Google
10. Chad Hurley and Steve Chen Founders, YouTube
11. Kevin J. Martin Chairman, Federal Communications Commission
12. Brad Templeton Chairman of the board, Electronic Frontier Foundation
13. Henry Chon CEO, Cyworld
14. Shana Fisher Senior vice president for strategy and M&A, IAC/InterActiveCorp\
15. Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis Founders, Skype and KaZaA
16. Matt Mullenweg Developer, WordPress blogging site and software
17. Philip Rosedale CEO, Linden Lab
18. Jon Lech Johansen Creator, DeCSS decryption program
19. Jerry Yang, David Filo, and Terry SemelExecutives, Yahoo
20. Jack Ma COO, Alibaba.com
21. Brewster KahleDirector, Internet Archive
22. Ray Ozzie Chief software architect, Microsoft
23. Markos Moulitsas Zuniga Blogger, Daily Kos
24. Jeff Bezos CEO, Amazon
25. Robert Scoble Vice president of media development, PodTech.net
26. John Battelle Entrepreneur and chairman, Federated Media Publishing
27. Lawrence Lessig CEO, Creative Commons
28. Meg Whitman CEO, eBay
29. Ron Wyden U.S. Senator, Oregon
30. Michael Arrington Blogger/publisher, TechCrunch
31. Bruce Schneier Cryptographer
32. Kevin Rose Founder, Digg
33. David Farber Founder, Interesting-People.org
34. John Hinderaker, Scott Johnson, and Paul Mirengoff Authors, PowerLine
35. Vinton G. Cerf Chairman, ICANN Board of Directors, and vice president and chief Internet evangelist, Google
36. Tim O'ReillyFounder and CEO, O'Reilly Media
37. Drew Curtis Founder, Fark.com
38. Gabe RiveraCreator, Techmeme
39. Dave Winer Blogger and author of RSS 2.0
40. Mike Schroepfer Vice president of engineering, Mozilla
41. Perez Hilton Hollywood blogger
42. Paul Graham, Trevor Blackwell, Robert Morris, and Jessica Livingston
Founders, Y Combinator
43. Mikko H. Hypponen Director of antivirus research, F-Secure
44. Rob Malda Founder, Slashdot.org
45. Nick Denton Founder, Gawker Media
46. Sir Tim Berners-LeeDirector, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
47. Leo Laporte Creator, This Week in Tech (TWiT) podcast
48. Mohammed and Omar Fadhil Blogging voice of Iraq
49. Jesse James Garrett President, Adaptive Path
50. Tila Tequila MySpace Personality

eBay's Whitman Ready to Call it Quits?

eBays CEO, Meg Whitman, is nearing the 10 year dead line running as the company's Chief Exectuive. Whitman, should she choose to retire, has become a billionarie running the Leading Market Giant for all these years and will have no problem finding a new job in the corporate world. She could try her hand at politics? Recent reports suggest that she already has a head start in as a national finance co-chair for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in the 2008 campaign.

Critics argue that, even though the company has held steady it has shown sluggish growth. eBay should think twice about filling in the gap from within the company. Who will fill the gap should Whitman decide to leave?