Money = fun

Every Peak Potentials event I have completed has changed my life — sometimes my personal life, sometimes my business life, usually both.

Now you have the chance to attend the Wealthy Warrior program presented by Peak Potentials founder Harv Eker  — near your home town. Next Wednesday, I’ll be at the Vancouver event in Canada.

Wealthy Warrior will teach you to strategies to thrive, not just survive, in the current economy.

And you’ll attend — with a friend — for just $29!

Ten more workshops are happening throughout North America in the coming weeks. Be there!

The Contribution Networking Party returns to Seattle. If you demand success, this is the place to be on April 25 — surrounded by a warehouse full of people committed to their dreams and helping you achieve yours.

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The first ten people who contact me with their snailmail address get a Millionaire Mind Intensive complimentary tuition voucher valued at $1295 — and if you’re one of the first 100 registrations, you’ll also get a free download of the Massive Wealth 4-hour video library, valued at $495.

There are no excuses to miss this seminar this time around, given that a) it’s free and b) there are seminars all over North America, from BC and Southern California to New Jersey and Florida. So get on it!

Here I am, three days into Guerrilla Business School — and again thinking that Peak Potentials is the primo training option for entrepreneurs like me.

The past 72 hours have been peppered with bits of wisdom from business gurus ranging from Peak Potentials founder Harv Eker to Bill Bartmann, Christine Comaford, Alex Mandossian and Clinton Swaine. And we’re expecting more high-bandwidth individuals tomorrow!

But the days are long and action-packed. Expect more details in the next few days.

One of my adventures this year is Treasure Hunting with Curiosity Restoration Specialist Barak Rosenbloom. Every day, I get email reminders to play. And be curious. How’s that for the good life?

Anyone who’s been paying attention knows those types of reminders are almost overkill for the fun-focused creatrix of this blog. But not necessarily. Because I have someone reminding me that curiosity can be part of everything, I have become ever more curious in my homebuying process. Every bike ride, every trip to the grocery store, every return from a professional or social event becomes another chance to look for cool properties to see if maybe, just maybe, they have a For Sale sign in front. And better yet, a sales sheet that notes 2+ bedrooms, great light and secure storage for our enormous collection of bikes, snowboards and skis. For a killer price.

Still, I hope that our perfect home manifests in time for us to close the deal before snowboarding season starts and I have no incentive to do anything but drive up I-90, mach down Alpental, return and repeat.

Do you secretly hope that if you just don’t think about bills, retirement — all those unpleasant payments — your money troubles might disappear? I do. And apparently there are many others whose relationship with money is exactly the same.

Anyone whose money personality fits this description must listen to this teleclass with Financial Alchemy coach Sarah Hoskin Clymer.

After surviving the fourth flood of my home office in two years, I decided it was (beyond) time to buy our own property and stop renting.

Two days later, I found myself in a First-Time Homebuyer seminar, sponsored by the Washington State Housing Finance Commission, learning about mortgages, partners in the homebuying process, and more.

Mastering the details of financing and real estate trends…and going to non-stop home viewings…now seems like a full-time job.

Not to mention that I have discovered that my husband doesn’t share some of my homebuying priorities. Trying to reach common ground on that part of the process makes learning about the difference between conventional, FHA, key and flex loans seem like kindergarten fare.

Stay tuned for details, hopefully including an offer on the townhome I adore (but my husband doubts).

Too impatient to wait for the next real-life contribution party? Connect with other motivated, passionate people at Thach Nguyen’s Contribution Networking Party site.

Anyone who lives in Seattle — or wants to venture there on July 21 — can get a first-hand taste of the Contribution Game, set to happen at the Poco Wine Room from 6 to 8 PM.

The event is designed for Biznik members, but everyone, anywhere, who considers themselves an indie professional can reap the benefits of Biznik membership — events, networking, message boards and more — for free. Check out Biznik here.