Becoming Magnum
BEHIND-THE-SCENES Blog for the Reality Web Series "Becoming Magnum," in Support of Tom Selleck's Campaign to get himself cast as MAGNUM P.I...AGAIN. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and www.BecomingMagnum.tv
Friday, July 09, 2010
Success & Winning Streaks by Brendon Burchard
If you want a plan for achieving the success in your life that your searching for, I highly recommend watching the video below.
I've already begun taking the kind of action that he suggests, and I'm in the process of taking massive action towards reaching my goals.
I have several big things I'm working on right now, and look forward to sharing the news with you in the very near future.
To your success,
Mike.
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Tom Selleck comments on the MAGNUM P.I. Movie
It reinforces why I've created BECOMING MAGNUM.
Viva la Tom Selleck as Thomas Magnum!
Mike.
Monday, July 05, 2010
Home Grown Revolution
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
The SteadiCam Smoothee...
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Owle Bubo and the iPhone 4
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Theme Song - I Know I Can...Be What I Wanna Be!
Wisdom from Will Smith
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Doing it for Money.
by Bob Fraser
Let's start with an underlying truth behind all the info and advice I'll be passing along to
People who depend on talent, training, looks, age, or their 'connections' - have a smaller
In fact, it is a misplaced emphasis on the 'craft' elements that causes most people to fail
The people who succeed are those who determine early on that what they are engaged
One of my hobbies, during my active career, was watching the results of other show
I don't mean 'capitalist' in a political way - I'm talking about a kind of store-keeper
The other side of the coin is the unsuccessful actor, writer, director, producer, etc.
The biggest mistake I see is the total time and energy those poor unsuccessful folks put
This amount of time can be called: NOT ENOUGH.
IMPROVE YOUR PRODUCT
If we are not working at our career to keep things running smoothly on a daily basis, if
If we don't devote enough time to our business, if we don't plan what we're doing, if we
What can you do to become a better business person?
A good start is to understand the difference between being in business and just having the
The number one way to improve your business is to improve your product. The best
ADVERTISE
You will undoubtedly notice that I include a lot of ads in everything I do - website,
To be successful in business (any business) you must be willing to 'market' your product
A lot of folks don't like to do this part. The focus on the art and ignore the advertising
If one kind of advertising isn't working - try something else. (Get new headshots until
You also must engage in 'selling.' If you don't like selling, then you are unfit to run a
Which is why you shouldn't worry about hiring a salesman (an agent) until you've done
That's because you want a good salesman - and a good salesman knows better than to
An agent cannot afford to sell one of his customers (studios and producers) a sub-par
Always show the product (you) in the best possible way.
The key to good business is to accentuate the benefits of the product and work hard to
After all, your product is a human being and we all have flaws - which sometimes (after
WORKING HARD AND SMART
That's what capitalism is: Taking your product out into the marketplace, defining your
Watch the capitalists around you. You know, the folks who run their own dry cleaning
Believe me, you will discover that most of them ... WORK VERY HARD.
Is it worth working very hard?
Well, their dream is probably just financial success. Our dream, on the other hand, is
Don't kid yourself, it's a capitalist's dream ... with a twist and a cherry on top.
The question is: how hard are you really willing to work to achieve your dream?
Keep in mind that the number one benefit of capitalism is the money - and money
Freedom. I think that's a dream we can all get behind.
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Celebrities With Big Dreams That Paid Off
When you set out to find a career, it seems there are two warring camps you have to decide between: doing something you love or doing something that pays well. The dream, of course, is to find something that fulfills both goals, and it is possible. Here are five big names that made it by following their hearts, and ended up filling their wallets.
1. Jillian Michaels
The ferocious trainer from NBC's The Biggest Loser went from (in her words) fat kid to fit kid. She revealed at an eDiets.com conference that she left high school at age 17 to start training others. At age 24, she decided she needed a "real job" and went to work as a motion picture packaging agent, a job she says made her wake up every morning and "wish for death." At 27, she went back to training and considers her job now what gives her life meaning. Since leaving her "real job", Jillian has created a fitness empire under the company name Empowered Media.
2. Stephenie Meyer
Now a household name for her authorial debut, Stephenie Meyer was a stay-at-home mother of three until a dream on June 2, 2003 changed her life forever. Over the course of three months, that dream became her first novel, "Twilight", which debuted at #5 on The New York Times bestseller list. Since then, the first book alone has sold over 47 million copies worldwide and the subsequent novels in the series fared even better, with "New Moon" hitting #1 on the Times' list and "Breaking Dawn" reaching 69 million copies sold.
3. Matt Stone
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are best known as co-creators of the Comedy Central show South Park. Matt Stone graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder as the first student to hold the double major of film and mathematics. Their passion for film, music and entertainment led them to create the Comedy Central's highest-rated and longest-running program.
4. Mark Zuckerberg
The founder of social networking site Facebook.com, Mark Zuckerberg began the site when he was a student at Harvard with the help of fellow students and roommates. In 2004, after dropping out of college, he went to Palo Alto with nothing but his fledgling site to his name. With the help of $12.7 million in venture capital, Facebook became the number one social networking site in terms of monthly visits with over 1.19 billion hits in January 2009 according to compete.com.