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|  A Bond Site of Distinction Run by the Ever Mysterious M
James Bond Dossier is a unigue site with many subjects for those expanding into the JBLS. Information on Bond Food, Gambling, Cars, Weapons, & Appearence. Check it out. | | |
|  McKnight's Memory Now Downloadable to Your IPOD, Hear Sample CIA agent James McKnight has three problems - amnesia, the mafia, and an addiction to the ultimate woman. Narrated by Frank Sinatra Jr. Performed by Robert Culp, Nancy Kwan, David Hedison, Don Stroud, Henry Silva, Edd Byrnes, Barbara Leigh, Alan Young, & Gary Lockwood. Link to McKnight's Memory, James Bond Lifestyle, My Casino Caper, & Rock Star Rising.    
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|  Use the Power of Ten in Your Money Transactions So a 20 dollar bill becomes a 200 dollar bill and so on. When you pay this out, by cash or write a check for your bills, see 10 times that amount coming back to you, either in the form of money, or good luck, good experiences, or as super health. Never let your money go. This is a closed universe. It always circulates back to you, with the right consciousness. Don't use the word 'spent'. It has the image of used up, gone. Say instead, "I circulated it to my rent." Do this privately, as some would not understand. This technique has great power, as your subconscious mind is super sensitive, giving you back what you program in. Just as your hard drive gives you back only what your keyboard programs into it. | | |
|  Elvis Saved the James Bond Lifestyle  Fear is the key on a new project. You stay scared, you stay alive. There is never a right time to start a new venture. And you will always feel like an outsider trying to get in. Embrace the fear and use it's energy. Here's how I came to understand that:
Nine years ago I was driving down highway 5 from San Francisco to Los Angeles to record my first 90 minute audio-book that I believed strongly in. 'How to Live the James Bond Lifestyle'. A course that I had made up myself, using the ideas I had learned over the years in prosperity seminars.
Right then in the car, I got scared, thinking people would laugh at me listening to my audio-book, if they listened at all. They'd think, "Who does this jerk think he is, telling me how to be James Bond?"
I felt like calling the studio and canceling my recording. But then by chance the 6 hour audio-book I was listening to about the life of Elvis Presley, just came to the part where Elvis was preparing for his comeback TV special.
He was very scared to go in front of millions of people after being away from live performing for 10 years. After the Beatles and the Rolling Stones had knocked him out of the recording charts. Elvis was petrified with fear, but over came it and went on stage for the first taping in front of live audience, that would later go out to millions of viewers.
Hell, I thought. If Elvis could risk making a fool out of himself in front of millions, who am I to be scared of recording in front of nobody but the engineer in the studio? And putting out a book on Amazon? So what if a couple of guys laughed?
Now, years later, after teaching my techniques at the Learning Annex, opening and closing the show at SpyFest, getting great reviews on Amazon, many men changing their lives, the course expanded to 8 CDs, guys still laugh when they first hear the title.
So, when it gets rough and scary. Remember the Eagles' Take it Easy' lyrics:
"We may lose and we may win though we will never be here again.
So open up, I'm climbin' in, so take it easy."
Or if you really want to get tough, you can use Elvis' opening song lines in his TV special: "If you're lookin' for trouble, you came to the right place." | | |
|  The Best Way to Pick Up a Girl...... or Guy.  This techique has been used by many men and women that I've advised, usually to great success. If not, they got it over with and moved on to someone else. You see her across the room. Ah, so attractive. But nobody to introduce her to you. 'Ah, I'll do a James Bond on her,' you think. Now what was Bond's first words to Pussy Galore? 'I must be dreaming.' No, that won't work. How about singing 'Underneath the Mango Tree' to her as Bond did to Honey Rider in 'Dr. No'? .... Ah?..... No! Well, what's left? You'll just have to go up and talk to her, if it's a situation where you won't see her again. But it's always safe to assume that she has a boyfriend that can squeeze the stuffings out of a golf ball like Oddjob did in 'Goldfinger'. That aside, take a chance and make polite conversation. What's the worst that can happen? She says, 'I'm sorry, I'm not available.' and you save the time and money of a date with her. Like George Burns says, 'When a beautiful woman says 'no' to me, it's a relief. If you know that you will see her again, like at your university, your job, or working at a restaurant, you can have another shot at her and use the shy man's approach to getting a date. 'You farm boys don't make a pitch, you just shy your way into position,' Ann Margaret says to Pat Boone in 'State Fair'. Okay, here it is: Instead of asking her to dinner or out on a date which has romance intended, get some tickets to a concert or event first, and then with tickets in hand say, 'I just happened to have tickets to this event. If you'd like to go with me, I'd be happy to take you.' This way the subject is the event. Talk about the person singing at the concert, instead of if the two of you will hit it off or not. She can easily say yes or no, or ask more questions about you or the time and place of the event. She doesn't have the pressure of turning you down, so she can just turn the event down and that will be that. And if by chance she can't make that date, but is interested in you, she can start talking about going out another time. I've strongly suggested this 'ticket' technique to both men and women who are infatuated with someone at work, or at shop, or restaurant, and have no idea how to make an approach. If the person is available, they usually say yes to an invitation. After all, it's just going to an event. It's not really a date. So don't 'ask her out'. Don't 'take her to dinner'. Get some tickets, and maybe she'll answer you like Cameron Diaz does in 'Charlie's Angels'. "Tickets? I LOVE tickets." 
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