Videos – Create Financial Wealth

Be Stuffed into a Train Like Sardines….Or Work From Home?

David Allred — Tue, 04 Feb 2014 01:18:41 +0000

I have had the blessing of being able to work from home for quite some time now, and I have to be honest with you, sometimes it’s not the easiest thing to do. For one, I love to do anything and everything else besides work. Plus, I have four kids below the age of thirteen, with one of those children being under two. He’s my “mini-me” and wants to hang out, so it gets tough trying to focus.

I actually wrote a blog post a while back giving tips on working from home with a toddler. Check it out and give me some feedback.

HOWEVER, even with all my petty struggles, nothing compares to being your own boss, choosing your own schedule and working from the comfort of home. There’s no commute. Most of the time, I’m working in my pajamas or work out clothes. No boss. No supervisor (My wife doesn’t count).

I wouldn’t trade it for the world, and whenever I see videos like this one, makes me feel even more blessed. This video was taken in Japan in the year 2006. These poor people are being stuffed, literally stuffed into a train like sardines.

Just amazing. Check out the video and then share your gratitude for being able to work from home by leaving a comment.

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A Little Support Goes a Long Way

David Allred — Fri, 08 Nov 2013 05:25:57 +0000

There are people out there that worry about the level of support they’ll receive when they get started in a business opportunity such as Empower Network.

Heck, you might even be one of those people.

Maybe you’ve been part of an opportunity in the past that didn’t really work out, and you blame it on the support you didn’t receive.

Well, first off, get that out of your head. If you fail, it’s nobody’s fault but your own….

….BUT, a little support sure goes a long way.

And I want you to know, that when you join me in the Empower Network, you’re not just joined me, you’re joining an entire TEAM, the Extreme Team.

And by doing so, you’ll have access to unparallelled support that you can’t really find anywhere else in this industry.

Watch this video to get a small taste of that team environment.

This was a little footage captured at the last team
training event we had.

Enjoy the video.

What Does Dave Do? Work from Home as a Webmaster.

David Allred — Tue, 17 Sep 2013 23:58:37 +0000

Here it is! The second addition to my video series, “What does Dave do?” In this video, I cover one of the many ways I generate income online as a work from home Dad.

Is this method one of my favorite ones? Probably not. But it brings in the bacon, and, in the process, allows me to help other people. There’s nothing worse than needing to update your website, and not knowing a thing about updating websites.

I remember when I first attempted editing my website. It was an extremely frustrating experience, but I wanted to learn. The person who designed my site wasn’t willing to make any more edits to the site for me, so I had no choice.

Finding a dependable webmaster is a rare thing in this world. So there’s a great deal of need there. And that’s the entire motto of entrepreneurs around the world, right? Find a need. Fill a need. That’s where true profit lies!

Once again, you can find the video series by clicking on the link above. You’ll also find links to certain resources I mentioned in the video.

Enjoy!

Work from Home as a Webmaster

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What Exactly Does Dave Do? The Introduction

David Allred — Wed, 11 Sep 2013 20:15:14 +0000

Over the course of the last decade, as a work from home Dad, people I meet naturally become curious about what I do for a living. From an outsiders point of view, all they see, or I should say, don’t see, is me leaving the house during normal work hours. I don’t hop in my car and take the normal drive into town for the old J.O.B.

In fact, because some people, especially those in my family, don’t really understand what I do, I’m frequently being told to “Go get a job!”

How rude, right?

So what I’m doing is creating a video series to educate people who are both, curious about what I do, and/or would like to work from home themselves.

I tell you what, it’s a great way to make some extra income, if that’s what you’re looking to do, versus getting another job. But if you’re more like me and are looking to make a full time income so that you can escape the job, you’ll learn how to do that as well.

With that said, this is the introduction video, a slide show really, of the upcoming video series, “What Does Dave Do.”

Enjoy and you’ll want to stay posted for all of the upcoming videos. You’ll see a subscribe link on the right hand side of this blog. Enter your email to have notifications sent right to your inbox.

What exactly does Dave do?

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Arizona Tornadoes or Dust Devils

David Allred — Sat, 11 May 2013 00:32:26 +0000

Much like the mid-western states, here in Arizona, we also have tornadoes…..but just in a much, much smaller size. We like to call them dust devils. Others may have their own names for them, such as whirlwinds or wind funnels. Just like tornadoes, dust devils are a weather phenomenon of a vertically column of rotating air. But unlike tornadoes, dust devils aren’t backed by a larger force such as a mesocyclone from a thunderstorm.

We took our girls out of school for a lunch date today and ran into about a half dozen of these things making their way through our small community here. One of them, which I was not able to catch on video, had roughly a 4 ft by 4 ft sized tumble weed caught in it and was getting tossed around in a thirty foot circle.

Arizona Tornadoes or Dust Devils

Dust devils are usually harmless, but imagine getting smacked across the face with a tumble weed! For those of you who have never felt a dried up tumble weed, let me explain it to you….ouch! Thousands of stickers!

I’ve seen dust devils toss trampolines, knock over basketball hoops, tear off shingles or metal roofing and on the lighter side, destroy perfectly good hair. Combined with the right amount of dust and debris, they’re some of the best free entertainment around and are pretty cool to watch.

So I recorded a video of a dust devil that looked to be around 500 to 600 feet high and somewhere in between 10 to 20 yards in width.