Time, Money, and Energy. Do you ever have a steady constant of any of the three?Setting your goals, keeping serious focus on them and moving ever forward toward the things you seek is the answer here.

Generally the questioning and "How" comes up right about here. Understanding that we can always just "dream" about them, watching them happen to others is an option I often use because it lets me remember that Yes, I want this to be a blessing on others as well as myself.

The Action, Reaction clue is also a great motivator when you put it into perspective. Some actions do not readily show exactly what the reaction will manifest into, while others shine through immediately.

Here is an example: Mowing the grass when it is high is a right now sense of satisfaction for your eyes and your neighbors eyes too. You spend energy and time (a bit of money for gas , and you see immediate results. Well, what about when you spend an hour and half organizing your personal desk, drawers, or closets? Also an immediate result but only for your eyes possibly. Then, what if you spend two hours cleaning up your computer, email system, and files? This will benefit you, but not accomplish much in the eyes of your blog viewers, advertisement readers, and social network friends.

Now, take this Internet Marketer out on an immediate gratification day and they are pumped full of energy because the perception is that they have accomplished this mass quantity of "visual" work, postings, and interactions. But, the realization of the seen as "unproductive" days are only unproductive if what you spent time on, did not benefit you or your team in some way directly but not necessarily visibly.

Feeling just as powered up about your organizing days as your visually stimulating days is important to your work day. Make a decision to get excited for these days and gradually it will begin to get you every bit as motivated as your other productive days on the net.

Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me

Everyone who is active or just a weekly visitor the Social Network Scene should fully be aware how to spot a “Scary” and how to handle yourself NOT deal with them. You see, there is no “dealing” with them as they are generally not rational thinkers who exist in the same plane of life rules and morals as most people do.

Of course, the very best, hands down way to avoid the scaries is make your profile private and only invite and except friends that you already know well. They can still ask to become your friend, and judging a book by its cover is never the way to go. If you are going to go private, only accept your friends.

Another way to avoid the scaries is to first go and take a look at their profiles, look at their top friends, read their about me section. If you have any doubt, trust yourself and don’t add them.

If you are a female and a guy is looking to “get to know you better” check out the top friends list. Is it all girls? Are they half dressed? Ummmmm… there’s a clue. Same, only reversed if you are a guy. Although, some guys dig that (double standard you know

If you receive an unwanted message, do NOT send one back explaining that you no longer want messages If, indeed, they are creepy, you will not get the support you need from the sites administrator because you also contacted them.

What these scaries sometime do, is blast out the same exact messages to numerous people who “fit their Profile”. Then they wait to see who answers them. They then weed through the replys to find the reply they are looking for. I personally have not crawled into the mind of the scaries to exactly what they are looking for, so I cannot help here. I can express my certainty though that if you do not answer, you are far more likely NOT to answer what they are looking for

Don’t let it get to you, and don’t do anything stupid if people spread rumors about you. Too many senseless suicides from teenagers to adults. Focus not on what was done to you, focus on anything else. Visit other social networks for a while, stay away and try not to even think on it. Sometimes a very difficult proposition at best, if you cannot get it all out of your thoughts, stay off the computer for a while. Get out, do something fun.

If the problem lies with “so-called” friends that attend your school, work, or interact with you daily, then you may need to approach this a bit differently. First, you will need to talk to family, teachers, principle, good neighbor, or other “real” friends about this, instead of “hiding” it all and attempting to deal with this all yourself, talk to a guidance counselor, security guard, or other named individual above.

Always remain better than them by not stooping to the muckraking levels. Trying to be evil and nasty when your nature is the opposite will be just like leaving your home town to walk around the streets of a crazy, dangerous city. You don’t know how to navigate it, you won’t know which way to turn, but these scaries are quite practiced in their nasty ways and know exactly which way to turn, what vehicle to use, and where the authorities hang out. A fish out of water is where you would be. AND… what will the people you tell about this situation think when you are doing the exact same thing to those scaries in retaliation as they did to you? Don’t play the game at all. They always make up the rules as they go along anyway, so there is no way to combat it alone.

Here are some sites that will help with Cyber Bullies:

Scruff McGruffs Site:
http://www.ByteCrime.org

Http /www.HaltAbuse.com

Http /www.MiVictims.org

Http /www.NCPC.org

Http /www.NetBullies.com

Http /www.pewinternet.org

Stevie and Stephanie Haile aka Blogheiress and Wavecritter Google Us

There are some incredible and remarkable on the Internet today. But, what does incredible and remarkable mean exactly? Most people see these words as positive from the first read or at first hearing. But, incredible could mean "so extraordinary as to seem impossible" OR it also means "not credible; hard to believe; unbelievable" Hmmmmm? Not credible? Quite another take from the norm and the masses, yes? Then, let's take a gander at the word Remarkable. Seth Godin says that remarkable simply means "something other people remark about"

Now, we all remark about incredible things like Home Runs, Perfect touchdowns, Beautiful Houses, Head Line News, Informative Blogs, and of course, The Weather.

We remark about both the "bad" and "good" in things. This blog topic is going to cover the remarkable in the arena of "Scaries On The Net".

There is a certain (unnamed) site out there who lets its visitors remain completely anonymous while bashing and dissing anyone, anytime, about anything, true or not with absolutely no owning up to the post whatsoever.

This is just an embarrassment to the site, the owner, and to to the faceless, nameless, cowards who read, post, and bash people while being AFRAID to use their own name as the author.

Spreading evil, nasty rumors online, speaking badly of others to the World, is GOING to come back to you whether you believe it is not or don't believe it. Liars Lie, Cheaters Cheat, Manipulators Manipulate, and Users Use. End of line. So, what can people who do not do this do about them? ..... Absolutely nothing! What we can do is decide how WE are going to deal with situations, How WE handle ourselves in this line of fire, abuse, and being taken advantage of.

Contrary to popular belief it is NOT Human nature to wish, do, or create bad situations for others. It is NOT Human nature to step on, HATE, or otherwise dismember an individual because that person is jealous, powerful, or just because they CAN.

If someone has harmed you, the more attention you focus on that situation, the more fuel you feed the fire. On most social networks you are able to send the inappropriate message to the Administrator of the site, if there is not an option to do this, plain and simply, do not visit that social network. Find friendlier social networks to enjoy.

Part 2 Of "Avoid The Scaries" will come tomorrow...

Enjoy!

Stevie and Stephanie Haile aka BlogHeiress and Wavecritter
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