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  George McFly on September 24, 2020 at 3:05 pm

  This last week we all got to hear about the word DISRUPTION. That is what we are doing. With our Elite compensation plan, with our new Travel portal, with the new Participation Marketplace Boutique, with the simple fact that you can join for $75 and get the $75 back by enrolling three people and be cash flow positive, we are DISRUPTING everything!

  “Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads!”

  This, of course, is one of the many memorable one-liners from Back to the Future, one of my all-time favorite movies.

  Here’s what I love most about the movie: It breaks more rules than it follows.

  Rule #1. Don’t overload the audience with information; otherwise, you’ll confuse and lose them.
  In one of the initial scenes, Doc Brown drowns Marty with a ton of mumbo jumbo about time travel, while introducing an entirely new lexicon (Temporal displacement? Flux capacitor? 1.21 gigawatts of electricity? Huh?).

  Rule #2. The protagonist must face setbacks, learn from them, and grow into a better version of himself.
  In the movie, Marty rarely learns anything. Every time he’s called a chicken, he overreacts and gets himself into trouble.

  Rule #3. There should be no risque story lines in a PG movie.
  After Marty travels back in time to 1955, his own mother develops a crush on him and begins making serious sexual advances (making all parents squirm in their seats).

  Rule #4. The characters in a movie should want to create change.
  Yet Marty wants to keep things exactly as they are. When he’s in 1955, all Marty wants to do is to make sure his parents kiss at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance, since that’s the only way Marty will continue to exist.

  This isn’t rule breaking for the sake of rule breaking—rebelling without a cause against the establishment. Rather, it’s an intentional bending of the rules, driven by a desire to move beyond the standard playbook and create a remarkable movie that people keep remarking about 35 years later.

  Seinfeld is another great example of the same idea. When the show first went into production, the sitcom playbook was set in stone. A group of characters would run into problems, resolve those problems, learn something from the experience, and hug each other.

  From the get-go, Seinfeld producers were clear on their mission. They would flip the script. There would be no hugging. There would be no learning. The characters on Seinfeld would draw laughs from constantly repeating their mistakes (just like Marty in Back to the Future) and overlooking their own faults. In case there was any confusion, the writers actually wore jackets that said No Hugging, No Learning.

  These two masterpieces hold important lessons for us all. Day after day, year after year, we tell ourselves to play it safe, stick to the script, and color between the lines. We follow the conventional playbook, so we get conventional results.

  Someone who colors between the lines is rarely memorable. The same goes for a movie that follows the standard rulebook or a television show that does exactly what the audience expects.

  Remarkable happens when you bend the rules and push the boundaries.

  Remarkable happens when you create an entirely new box, instead of simply trying to think outside the existing one.

  Remarkable happens when you abandon the standard formulas, scripts, and playbooks—and instead write your own story.

  What will it say?

  Let’s take advantage of this most unique (once in a lifetime) opportunity to be positioned at the forefront of something that will literally be a household name in the next few years and by so doing, change our lives into something remarkable!

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  Participation Marketplace on July 23, 2020 at 12:38 am

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  Dave on March 7, 2020 at 3:14 pm

  LEADERS … Perspective

  To become a Dr it takes 12 to 15 years

  To become a mechanic it takes 2 years

  To become a commercial pilot it takes 1500 hours

  To become an attorney it takes 7 years

  Most businesses don’t turn a profit for 3 years

  Get perspective on your network marketing business

  Have long term vision balanced with short term urgency !
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  influence marketer on February 26, 2020 at 9:35 pm

  1. Excuses or ownership?
  2. Coachable or uncoachable?
  3. Strong work ethic or weak work ethic?
  4. Intrinsically motivated or extrinsically motivated?
  5. Giver or taker?
  6. Positive or negative?
  7. Problem focused or solution oriented?
  8. Quitter or overcomer?
  9. Are you a victim of your circumstances or do you look for ways to learn and slay?
  10: When you fall, do you stay there a long time or do you stay there a short time and start again?
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  Bobby Rohrig on November 28, 2019 at 5:53 pm

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  Hyper exchange on May 9, 2019 at 4:42 pm

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  2) Has exchange fees that are only $1 flat fee / transaction (no matter the size)
  3) Has instantaneous crypto transactions
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  Fat Jerry Gigahash team on December 17, 2018 at 7:33 pm

  Turns out that caring is marketing.

  Understanding our crypto clients is marketing.

  Take the time to meet people where they are and help them take the next step is good

  Marketing.

  Marketing is NOT advertising.

  It’s not trying to convince someone to want what we have.

  It’s simply…

  Solving a problem.

  If we set out to solve the problem of our clients we will do very well.

  If we set our to enroll clients to solve the problem of our business… we’re in big trouble.
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  independent Nui Social member on July 30, 2018 at 12:25 am

  Remember back how it was Divvee of the shopping online was there… We have found many online stores that are NOT just in the United States for Retail Rewards. They are in Canada, United Kingdom, Japan, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and others. NOW That is AMAZING news for us ALL!!! For us to earn points , soon Kala and money (commissions)!
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  influencer on August 9, 2017 at 2:39 pm

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  New Zealand=== Web Stories ===

  Contributors: google
  Requires at least: 5.3
  Tested up to: 5.5
  Requires PHP: 5.6
  Stable tag: 1.0.0
  License: Apache License 2.0
  License URI: https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
  Tags: web stories, stories, amp, storytelling, google

  Web Stories are a visual storytelling format for the open web which immerses your readers in fast-loading, full-screen, and visually rich experiences.

  == Description ==

  [Web Stories](https://amp.dev/about/stories/) are a free, open-web, visual storytelling format for the web, enabling you to easily create visual narratives with engaging animations and tappable interactions, and immerse your readers in great and fast-loading full-screen experiences. Web Stories are a free, open-web, visual storytelling format for the web, enabling you to easily create visual narratives with engaging animations and tappable interactions, and immerse your readers in great and fast-loading full-screen experiences.

  === Benefits of Web Stories ===

  The Web Stories format puts features and capabilities at your fingertips to engage with your audience via the power of storytelling on the open web. Specifically, you can:

  * **Create beautiful and engaging content easily:** Web Stories make the production of stories as easy as possible from a technical perspective.
  * **Enjoy creative flexibility for editorial freedom and branding:** The Web Stories format comes with preset but flexible layout templates, standardized UI controls, and components for sharing and adding follow-on content.
  * **Share and link your stories on the open web:** Web Stories are part of the open web and can be shared and embedded across sites and apps without being confined to a single ecosystem.
  * **Track and measure your stories:** Supports analytics and bookend capabilities for viral sharing and monetization.
  * **Capture the attention of your readers by offering fast loading times to your stories:** Web Stories are lightning fast so that your audience stays engaged and entertained.
  * **Engage with your readers via immersive storytelling:** Web Stories are a new and modern way to reach existing readers.
  * **Monetize effectively the beautiful and engaging stories you create:** Web Stories enable monetization capability for publishers using affiliate links. For advertisers, Stories is a way to reach a unique audience within a new storytelling experience.

  === Web Stories Editor ===

  The Web Stories editor for WordPress brings together a robust set of story creation capabilities in a user-friendly, WYSIWYG creation tool. Some of the key features you can leverage out of the box are:

  * **A visually rich and intuitive dashboard**, allowing you to easily navigate the story creation process
  * **Beautiful and expressive page templates** to you get your story creation process started quickly and smoothly
  * **Easy drag-and-drop capabilities**, making it easy to compose beautiful stories
  * **Convenient access to WordPress’ media library**, enabling you to grab your media assets right from the plugin dashboard as you create your stories
  * **Customizable color and text style presets**, making it easy to tailor the style of your stories to the needs of your content strategy
  * **And much more!**

  Using the Web Stories editor for WordPress, you can easily create visual narratives with tappable interactions, and share freely across the web, or embed them on your existing content strategies. The Stories you create are yours in every way, as Web Stories belong to the open web, instead of being confined to any specific closed ecosystem or platform.

  === Audience: Everyone ===

  Web Stories are for everyone! If you are a site owner, content creator, or publisher on the web, embracing the Web Stories format would be great as a way to enhance the quality of your content strategy, the value you bring to your readers, and consequently your chances of achieving sustainable success.

  == Installation ==

  = Installation from within WordPress =

  1. Visit **Plugins > Add New**.
  2. Search for **Web Stories**.
  3. Install and activate the Web Stories plugin.

  = Manual installation =

  1. Upload the entire `web-stories` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
  2. Visit **Plugins**.
  3. Activate the Web Stories plugin.

  == Screenshots ==

  1. Web Stories for WordPress brings a powerful editor right into your WordPress admin.
  2. Easily create Web Stories with our drag-and-drop editor.
  3. Explore our WYSIWYG editor with easy access to many editing tools (shown here: zooming and cropping media)
  4. Get started building your first story by editing one of our expressive, fully built template stories included with the editor.

  == Frequently Asked Questions ==

  Thank you for being an early adopter of Web Stories for WordPress! We’re working around the clock to improve your experience and add editing capabilities. If you find any issues, please reach out by visiting the [support forum](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/web-stories/) to ask any questions or file feature requests.

  = What browsers are supported? =

  **For an optimal Web Story creation experience**, we recommend using the latest version of commonly popular web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).

  = Is Web Stories for WordPress compatible with other WordPress plugins? =

  Because the Web Story format is new to the web ecosystem, some WordPress plugins may need extra support. We are working to improve compatibility with the Web Story editor and encourage you to file any bugs and requests in the [support forum](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/web-stories/).

  = Can I use Web Stories for WordPress on a touch screen? =

  The Web Story editor is not currently supported on touch screen devices, such as a smartphone or tablet.

  = How do I make Web Stories appear in Google and other search engines? =

  For better chances of being discovered, after publishing your Web Story, we encourage you to embed it into a regular article or post on your site by using the Web Stories Gutenberg block.

  While the default sitemaps in WordPress and most popular plugins handle it automatically, we encourage you to check that your Web Stories are included in your XML sitemaps.

  = How can I optimize Web Stories to show up on search engines? =

  Web Stories created using Web Stories for WordPress use what’s provided in the Document tab inside the editor to generate schema.org and social meta-data automatically. Ensure you review and update all requested metadata, including cover image, excerpt and publisher logo. Please see [SEO for Web Stories](https://blog.amp.dev/2020/02/12/seo-for-amp-stories/) for further SEO guidance.

  = How do I implement Analytics in my Web Stories? =

  There are two ways to include analytics in your Web Stories:

  * Add your Google Analytics ID in the “Editor Settings”.
  * If you use the [Site Kit by Google](https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-site-kit/) WordPress plugin, you can set up Google Analytics there.

  = What do I do about an AMP validation issue in Search Console? =

  Web Stories are powered by [AMP](https://amp.dev/), which adds some restrictions on a page’s allowed markup. In some cases, other WordPress plugins use disallowed markup. We recommend temporarily disabling these plugins and reaching out to our [support forum](https://wordpress.org/plugins/web-stories/).

  == Changelog ==

  For the plugin’s full changelog, please see [the Releases page on GitHub](https://github.com/google/web-stories-wp/releases).

  = 1.0.0 =

  **Release Date:** September 22nd, 2020.

  * Initial stable release.

  == Upgrade Notice ==

  = 1.0.0 =

  Initial stable release.
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  influencer on July 1, 2017 at 4:09 am

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