Private Label Rights

I've been doing a lot of reading lately about Private Label Rights (PLR) content. I used to think that it was only for lazy people who didn't want to do their own writing. But as I learn more, I've come up with lots of great ways I can use PLR in my own business.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, PLR is content that you get from the original author along with their permission to use it as your own. So you can get a great report, put your name on it and have your own product to sell or give away!

The first couple of products I created using PLR only took me about half an hour. There have been a few sales so far from them so that was definitely time well spent.
When searching for PLR content to use, I found there were a lot of different types of sites available. Some offered monthly memberships and others offered just one time purchases. So be sure to look around before you decide where to buy.

The site I found that was by far the best was PLRWholesaler. Not only do they have an unbelievable amount of content, but it's completely FREE. Most sites charge an arm and a leg for the amount of content that this guy is giving away.
And although I haven't been through everything yet, what I have read is very good quality. It's stuff you would actually want to use as your own.

Since it's free, I highly recommend that you check out PLRWholesaler and see if they have anything that you can use in your business. There just may be an ebook or audio recording that you could quickly brand with your information and start selling to your list.
Check it out and let me know what you think...

http://plrwholesaler.com/download/clk.php?pid=2&a=38235

What Really Matters? Spousal In-fighting

As spouses, we spend so much time trying to win. Why is winning so important, even at the expense of hurting and disrespecting our partner? The bottom-line is that we have missed what is really important. It is great to sit down and count the score - see who has won more "battles." Is it really? Winning most battles gives a temporary sense of satisfaction and maybe ego-rush. But in the final analysis of life with our spouse, this means nothing.

Here is my humble suggestion. Instead of one spouse wanting to win all battles, why don't both endeavor to score a big victory for the union? What really matters is not the number of points we accumulate from spousal battles, but rather how much respect and love each spouse feels at the end of each argument.


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